AT POLO.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19772, 9 November 1929, Page 2

AT POLO.

The polo season opened in beautiful weather yesterday afternoon, when u:.inv interested spectators folio-wed with enthusiasm the progress of the most exciting or* all games —at least -r.->m an onlooker's point of view. Vmongst the visitors were many 'adies from the North Island, who were •,("•.- appreciative- of the beauty of the !,,:,'. ground and its surroundings in Ih.glev Park. Much sympathy was expressed with Mr derrick Gould, one of whose ponies ,i*i-,.tiped dead not two minutes after r'jav had begun. * the players and spectator? were hos-,.;--,Mv entertained at tea by Mrs !>■ rriek Gould. Ar..ongst the many present were:— Mr and Mrs George Gould, Mrs and Mis? Boyle, Mr and Mrs Burge (Eng-"-,'•.i-. Mr and Mrs Arthur Elworthy, Mrs y. 11. Pyne and Miss C. Pyne, Mrs Jan Duncan \Wellington), Mr and Mrs K-_'er Gould, Mrs Crawford (Wellington". Mrs C. Elgar (Wairarapa), Mrs Vi-. ian Riddiford and Miss Jocelyn Kiddiford, Mrs J. D. Ormond and Miss Ormond (Hawke's Bay), Mrs Ralph Innes (Orari;, Mr and" Mrs Derrick i T ..-.i!d, Mr and Mrs Herbert Elworthy and Misses Rbona and Cecil Elworthy, Mrs J. G. Collins, Mrs Maurice O'Rorke, Mrs Eric Millton. Mrs H. G. Livingstone, Mrs E. Fear, Mrs Gebbie and Miss Ethel Gebbie, Mrs J. J. Collins, Miss Olive Mcllraith, Mrs Watts-Ryan, Miss Rattray, Mr J. H. Grigg, Mr Gilbert Grigg, Major and Mrs G. Hutton, Mr P. Dearden, Miss Betty Macdonald, Miss Lesley Waller (Auckland), and Miss Margaret Stevenson.