New York, June 8.
A powerful Curtis Cup Team, including two newcomers from the Carolinas, was named today by the women's committee of the O. S. Golf ciation to oppose Britain's best feminine. shotmakers in the fourth of the International series to be played óver the Essex County Club links at (Manchester, Mass, Sept. 7 and 8.
National champion Mrs, Julius A.
age, Jr. the former Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill, M. C., and Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, S. C. semifinalist in the women's national for the past two years, were the only additions to the team that was held to a tie in the last of the biennial series at Gleneagles, Scotland, in 1926.
"Dropped Without Comment Completing the line-up of the 1938 Curtis squad were Mrs. Glenna Collette Vare, Jr. Philadelphia; Miss Patty Berg, Minneapolis; Cahrlotte Dropped froprthe 1936 Curtis team, with "no comment" by the committee, wert Opal 8. Hill of rs Kansas City, Mo; Mrs. L. D. Cheney, San Gabriel, Calif,; and Mrs. Frank Goldwaithe of Fort Worth, Tex. Mrs. Hill and Mrs, Cheney both had been members of the three previous teams and Mrs, Goldwaithe had belonged io the last two.
Mrs, Vare and Miss Orcutt are the veterans of this year's squad, both having been members of the three previous Curtis teams.
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