Busy Bees on the Tees : Some Women's County Championships. 1932. (Golf).

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, May 7th, 1932," called "Busy Bees on the Tees :  Some Women's County Championships." showing the Following Golfing Photographs.

   a- An American Reserve for the Wentworth Match :  Mrs.Harley Higbee, of Detroit.
   b- England's Captain against America in the Forthcoming International :  Miss Joyce Wethered, who this week beat Miss Wanda Morgan Pointless, Practising on the West Surrey Course.
   c- The Renfrewshire Championship winner :  Mrs. Fleming Driving at Bridge of Weir.
   d- The Kent Championship :  Miss I. Doxford, the Winner, Putting on the 6th Green in the Final against Miss Butler at Sundridge Park.

Mrs.Harley Higbee and Miss Marion Hollins will be the reserves of the American team to meet the English ladies at Wentworth on the 21st inst., the rest of the visiting team being Mrs.Vare (Captain),Miss Hicks,  Mrs.Hill,  Miss Van Wie, Mrs.Pressler, and Miss Orcutt.  There were many county championships of ladies' golf held last week and our pictures refer to three of them.  Miss Joyce Wethered is seen Practising on the West Surrey Course for the Surrey championships at Wentworth, which she won for the fifth time, being irresistible in her two last matches.  It is rather curious that two ladies, each named Mrs. Fleming, should win respectively the Renfrewshire and Middlesex titles.  Miss Butler, who lost the Kent championship final to Miss Doxford, has been runner-up in this event for three years.

Condition is Very Good.