BOWLING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18184, 22 September 1924, Page 13

BOWLING.

NEW BRIGHTON CLUB. The IS"ctv Brighton Bowling- Club oj»cnod iheir season's play o* 3 Saturday. AN euthci conditions were favourable and tho green in spite o; the dry spell was in £ood playing order. The opening function was attended by a number of visitors, including tho 'Mayor iMr J. Gamble) and Mrs Gamble. Amongst the players present taere were. Messrs T. Healey, i\ Goode, and H. Oakcy, (members of the Centre Executive), Mr Harris (m-esident of the Sydenham Club), Mr H. A. Jarden (president oi the Edgcn\;ire Club), and representatives from the iteauicote, Onawa, Beckcnham, Linwood, bydenham, l'apxrca, Oxford, Fa.paiiui, church, ltanjjiora, St.. Albans imtvd, Edgeware, KcMn (Wellington) clubs, and Mcfsrs A. W. Ovflcs, 1'• ». Muiwm and W. lierriek (past-presidents of tae local eiub). . , . In declaring t';e jrcen op?n lor F ia ->"' ' l ' l - president, Mr 1'". E. Barrett, extended a heart v welcome to the Urge number oE ladies present, and to the splendid muster o ? visiting l-vowlers. Tbcir thanks, ho said, were due to Uie green fupermtr.nctMtt, Mr H. .Tamos, and to Mr Harper, the caretaker, for the -very tine condition of the are-en. and ha hoped it would plav as wen a« it looked. Ho concluded r.y asxiosr Barrett to roll the sirst which she tUCI amidst applauec. " Afternoon tea was dispensed by t.i_ House Committee. Mr 'U iiliams 3 of ten, lent additional pleasure to the .unction by nlaying popular airs ouring tlio course'of the'afternoon.