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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20777, 10 February 1933, Page 8

interest -of both", clubs, land' t-irflE assistance given to the house tomlHl tec by tlio iadies' club representatlffl Mrs H. S. Lawrence (captain) andSaJl M. H. Gixlby. ;. Vm "Kor several years , the" |ncrtwjg|| business at the annual left little time at tho close" oEjjM evening for the presentation pf'pns| and the committee has decitife(l?lra| year to postpone the' present&tios||| last seasou's prizes until 5 p.mC«|i™ opening day,; when they will sented at the club house! proposed ' alteration to the likely to occupy considerable tinteM the annual meeting. Members w|H|sjl asked to decide at this nM-SHjl whether they approve .the ;"B*i<lil|l prizes .being presented at 'thfls|s|| house in future, and, if so, otfyffi dale. The committee suggests «s|§i stitution of a closing dnv for tbfa£Hfa pose, and recommends that time nt future annual mcetMigffaHg available for a full discussion <w&|H business of the club," report. "^'W ENGLISH WOMEN! M GOLFERS. ; /# ABANDONMENT OF ' VISIIi\M NEW ZEALAND. B^jw (UHITED TRESS ASSOCIATION—»T TELEGRAPH —COPTBKHT.) ' -«sf-if 3,1 ■ ' - v'&fJH LONDON, F* br ?.^|f! The Ladies' Golf Union, at ajgosff>| meeting, recommended the to abandon the Australian a »jQ§i| Zealand but not the African **> B F||f!| Lady Denham said she did tieve New Zqaland and Australift s J||g take the decision adverselyponement was due to the l en ?|§|§ tour, and the fact that the lish players would be required **iWi in France and America in Denham expressed the opimoß'-Jjgl only the best should go to Auspgl and New Zealand. vrjttl Mrs Herbert regarded it as '»sra| "national, calamity, Australia. Mrs Lewis Smith sugSf*! a tour in 1935. , , r %'M