Portrait of Women Golfers

(Original Caption) By air, water and rail, from every nook and cranny of the United States, America's golfing daughters are arriving for the National Women's Golf Championship. Four champions, past and present, are numbered among the 102 entrants who will tee off for the eighteen hole qualifying round a week from today. Photo shows a group of women golfers who will compete in national championship (left to right) Mrs. Stewart Hanley of Detroit: Mrs. A.E.O. Tradue, Chairman of U.S. Golf Assn. and a National Golf Champion; Mrs. G.M. Midgle, President of Womens Auxiliary California Golf Assn.; Mrs. O.S. Hill of Kansas City, Western Champion Golf Star of 1929 and finalist for Mrs. Woodward Comstock; Mrs. Frank Davidson, Los Angeles; Mrs. H.D. Hammond of Indianapolis Western Champion of 1914; Miss Addie Thomas New York; Miss Magge Miller of Detroit, Secretary of Women's Division, U.S