LYTTELTON NEWS

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21863, 17 August 1936, Page 15

LYTTELTON NEWS

■ ■ ♦ 1 ■ ■ PERSONAL The Mayoress (Mrs F. E. Sutton) entered Lewisham Hospital yesterday, and will undergo an operation to-day. Old-time Dance Mostly because of the excellent music provided by the Lyttelton’s Own Orchestra, the four-weekly old-time dance held by the committee of the Lyttelton District High School in the Excelsior Hall on Saturday night, was one of the most enjoyable held this season. A golliwog la rinka, which caused much amusement, was won by T. Donnelly and Mrs G. Green, and a lucky-chair competition by Miss S. Green. Extra dance numbers were played by Mrs C. Pocock. Golf In the first round for the Godley House trophy, played at Diamond Harbour yesterday, E. Cooper and Mrs E. Cooper defeated W. C. Cleary and Miss I, Cleary, 3 and 2. In a senior medal match, played at Charteris Bay yesterday, the following were the best cards: —A. Jackson, 91, 19—72; H. Fletcher. 96, 20—76; C. Paacot, 93, 17—76; H. Derbridge 95, 18 —77; H. G, Banff eld, 99, 20—79. A junidr medal match was won by E. Hudson with 75 net. In the semi-final for the Armstrong Cup, played at Charteris Bay yesterday, A. Jackson and H, G. Banfield defeated H. Derbldge and H. Fletcher, 2 up. Jackson and Banfield will play F. H. Knights and C. H. Plimmer in the final. Lyttelton women golfers played A Stableford bogey match yesterday for a trophy presenteod by Mrs H. G. Banfield. The winner was Mrs I. Gardiner, with 29 net. Miss C. Williams, with 24 net, was the runner-up. A junior medal match was won by Mrs I. Gardiner, 111, 36—73, Miss C, Williams, HI, 26—85, handing in the second best card.