There are other phases of the game
and various matters which the new
union could look after Itself, one of
the ohlef being the question of send
ing a team of British amateurs to the
United States this year to compete for
the Walker cup, which was retained
by the United States team sent over
here last year. It is pointed out that
whew'the Britishers went to the
United States two years ago several
members of the championship com
mittee made themselves responsible
for £800 of the total £1,81)0 evpcnsos,
but wltb the formation of a national
( union eueh money could easily be col
lected without Individual* having to
bear the bulk of the burden.
SSTERS NEW HOME SOON
The new American ambassador will
move Into his new home, the town
house of Lord Crewe, In a few weeks,
and Is expected soon thereafter to
begin entertaining the diplomatic
corps, British officialdom and society,
which tradition has made a part of
a diplomatic duty. The newspapers
Insist upon describing the entertain
ing, the Kelloggs will do as "lrfvlsh,”
but It Is understood that while the
new ambassoor will entertain more
extensively than some of his prede
cessors, It will not bs on a grand
scale.
Crewe bouse Is a mansion two oen
turles old. It ohanged owners In 1750
for (5,000, and again In 1018 for 118,
000, while Lord Crpws Is said to have
paid (90,000 for It In 1891. It la near
many legations and en-bassiea, being
close to the palatial homes of the Ar
gentine, Brasilian and Chilean diplo
mats.
