WELLINGTON LADIES' CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1938, Page 17

WELLINGTON LADIES' CLUB

t r°TT 10 ™fJ s the d^ for the ten*h ■k £?r c5 al competition to be playLtd?eV^?u db n: c-i day by the Wellin Pg&i

Seniors: Mrs. Brodie and Mrs Gregory; 12.15, Mrs. Nathan and Mrs" Treadwell; 12.20, Mrs. Hunt and Mrs fPiers; 12 25, Mrs. Welton-Hojg and Mrs. Macßae; 12.30, Mrs Whvte and Miss Ward; 12.35, Mrs. Crombie Ind Mrs. Stout; 12.40. Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Williams; 12.45, Miss B?od?e and Mrs. Hunter; 12.50, Miss J. Nathan and Miss M. Wheeler; 12.55, Miss Breading and Miss C Young; 1.0, Miss" Wylie and Miss E- Weird; 1.5, Miss Mclntosh and Mrs. Seddon. Seniors start at the first tee Juniors: 12.0, Mrs. I. Reid and Mrs G. Milne; 12.5 Mrs. Kemp and Mrs! Hanna; 12.10, Mrs. -Rhind and Miss J Moodie; 12.15, Miss Duthie and Miss I* Young; 12.20, Miss B. Blundell and Mrs. E. Nathan; 12.25, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. A. T. Young; 12.30, Mrs. Tweed and Mrs. Whitcombe; 12.35, Mrs. Malcolm and Mrs. Aiken; 12.40, Mrs. Howden and Miss V. Richardson; 12.45] Miss Hemp ton and Mrs. R. Peacock; 12.50, Miss S. Whyte and Miss P. White; 12.55, Mrs. E. Blundell and Miss J. Page; 1.0, Mrs. A. Todd and Miss K. Wheeler; 1.5, Miss Tanner and Miss R. Wheeler; 1.10, Miss Ludbrook and Mrs. W. Blundell. Juniors start at the eighth tee. Results of last week's medal round for Mrs. Hunter's prize were:—Senior, Mrs. Stout; junior, Miss Reading.