COMPETITIONS

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 117, 20 May 1930, Page 4

COMPETITIONS

MASTERTON SOCIETY

FESTIVAL- OPENED

(By Telegraph.)

(Special to "The Eyenina Post."),

MASTERTON, This Day.

Thp Mastevfcon Competition Society's music and elocutionary festival commenced yesterday, Mr. Will Hutehens, of Wagamii, is judging the vocal and instrumental sections; Mr. Byron Brown, of Wellington, the elocutionary and literary; and Miss C. Mac Donald, of Napier, the dancing section, Mrs, W, Perry is the official accompanist. ■.following are the results of yesterday's judging:— Violin Solo (12 and under IB).—lvan Hills (Masterton), 71 points, 1; E, Buck ton (Musterton), 70 points, 2. Tenor Solo.— H. J. Jones (Masterton). 70 points, lj' H. I'hipps (Wellington), 78 points, 2. ' . Recitation {boys, 13 and under 10). — E. Buekton, 84 points, 1; R. Cheyrie (Wellington), 83 points, 2. . Highland Fling (9 and under 14).—Jean Scott CPaJmevston North), 82 points, 1; Margaret Kerr (Masterton), 74 points, 2. I'iitno SoJo (13 and under 16).—Hermes Brqiikley (Masterton), 73 iJointK, 1; Bessie tinwden (Wellington), 72 points, 2. Humorous Recitation (girls,, 10 and under 13).— Joyce Goodwin (Hawcra), B'J points? lj Monica Williams (Wellington), 87 points, 2. Recitation (girls, 13 and under 16). — Marjotie Hill (Wellington), 86 points, 1; Valeric Ashenden (Wellington), 85 points, ,->■ Action Recitation (10 and under 32).— Olgu Gorringo (Masterton), SO points, 1; Audrey Dnniuls (Wellington) and Monica Williams (Wellington), 85 points (cquul), Piano Solo (10 and under 13). —Philippe Miirgack (Masterton), 78 points, 1; Jean Smith, (Carterton), 75 points, 2. Piano Solo (16 and under 18).—Miss Jvyra Jnpp (Wellington), 83 points, 1; Miss Moree Davcy (Masterton), 71 points, 2. . . ' V Violin Solo (over 18). —Miss Rita Recce (Wellington), 71 points, 1. . Sacred Solo (ladies).—Miss Phyllis Liddell '(Carterton), 77 points, 1; Miss Lily Welsh (Waipukurau), and Miss Doreen Jamieson (Masterton), 76 points (equal), 2. : ' '- Dickens Character Sketch.—Miss Peggy M'Kay (Hastings), 94 points, 1; Mrs. M. M'Oalhnn (Okiawa), 86 points, 2. Character Story Dance (12 and under 18).— Phyllis Oliver (Wellington), 88 points, 1; Dorothy Daniels (Wellington), 80 points, 2. Vocal Scholarship.—Miss Dulcie Feast (Carterton), 81 points, 1; Miss' Lillian Taylor (Masterton), 75 points, 2. Shakespearian Recitation (ladies). —Miss Grade Kerr (Wellington), 87 points, 1; Miss Kathleen Bartosh (Lower Hutt) and Mrs. M. M'Callum (Okiawa), 85 points (equal), 2. Sailors' Hornpipe (9 and under 14). — Thelma, Pratt (Rotorua), 77 points, 1; Adeline Burnette (Wellington), 70 points, 2. Recitation (girls, 10 and under 13).— Patricia Kerr (Wellington) and Ethel Rainsford (Petone), 87 points (equal) 1; Norma Nixon (Hawera) and Olga. Gorringe (Masterton), 86 points (equal), 2. Humorous Recitation (under 10). — Roma Bethridge-Topp (Wellington), C 7 points, 1; Jean Purvis (Wellington), 86 points; 2. . ' Classical Greek or Eastern Dance (under 12). —Marjorie Penman" (Wellington), 85 points, 1; Joyce Oliver (Wellington), 68 points, 2. Humorous Recitation (boys, 10 and under 13).—Leslie Pauling (Patea), 86 points, 1; Vernon Halliday (Wellington),, 82 points, 2. Soprano, Sold.—Miss Phyllis Liddell (Carterton), 80 points, 1 Miss Doreen Jamieson' (Masterton), 75 points, 2. .Musical Monologue (10' to IS).—Miss Gracie Kerr (Wellington), 100 points, 1; Miss Joyce ) Baker (Wellington), 102 points, 2. "' ■'■'■■ Baritone\ Solo.—Mr. Bert Zeiglcr (To Pohuej;. 75j. points,'l;. Mr. ,R. R. Bishop (Maiirice'ville), 73 points, 2. Irish- Jig (14 and under 18).—John Thddey (Pattitahi), 79 points, 1; Olive Anderson (Wellington), 71 points, 2. Shakespearian Recitation (gentlemen).— Mr. Cedric Muir (Lower Hutt), 2. Toe Dance (14 and under 18). —Joyce Hayward (Feilding), 88 points, 1; Audrey Robertson (Wellington), 64 points, 2. Vocal Duet.—Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Bishop (Mauriceville), 77 points, 1; Mr. H. J. Jones and Miss E. Jones (Masterton), 77 points, 2. ■ . ' . Song in Costume (over 16).—Miss Kyfa Jupp (Wellington), 71 points, 1. Messrs. Samson Bros, will hold an auction sale of furniture at the Cambridge Hotel to-morrow at 11 a.m.