OPEN AIR FETE AND BABY SHOW.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 100, 10 April 1911, Page 7

OPEN AIR FETE AND BABY SHOW.

I The fete and baby show at the I Recreation Ground on Saturday l afternoon in aid of the funds of I the Hawke’s Bay Cricket AssoI ciation was a very successful affair. The attendance was very good, in spite of counter attractions, and ’ the Association should benefit sub- ; stantially. f Two cricket matches were in I progress simultaneously—Railway I v. Napier, all ladies, and Ladies v. ■ Gents. The latter match created 1 great amusement, for the gents ! were attired in hobble skirts, used > pick handles as hats, and were ‘ compelled to play left-handed. The following are the scores and , bowling analysis :~ ' RAILWAY TEAM. i Mrs. Elmes (not out) 10 ' Mrs. Hicks, b Miss Poufflet .. 2 < Mrs. Wiffen, b Miss Poufflet .. 0 ! Miss Howie, b Miss Stagpole.. 3 f Miss A. Elmes, c Miss Bennett ; b Miss Staepole 0 • Miss C. Bain, b Miss Poufflet 3

Miss K. Hill, b Miss Poufflet .. 0 Miss I. Bain, b Miss Poufflet.. 3 Miss M. Hill, b Miss Poufflet.. 0 ’ Miss Simmonds, b Miss Poufflet 0 * Miss Connor, b Miss Poufflet.. 0 I Extras 1 I Total 19 I NAPIER TEAM. 1 Miss I. Stacpole.c Mrs Elms, | b Mrs Wiffin 3 ! Miss Bennett, b Mrs Wiffen.. 0 Miss Poufflet, b Miss Elmes .. 7 Miss Swain, b Miss Elmes 47 |C. Staepole, b Mrs Wififen .. 23

A. E. Smyrk. b Mrs Elmes .. If M. Staepole. run out ( James, b Miss Elmes ( A. K. Smyrk. not out 4 Extras < Total lOi Railway Bowling Analysis.— Miss Howie 0 for 9, Mrs Wiffen J for 31, Mrs Elmes 0 for 18, Miss Elmes 4 for 34, Miss Bain 0 foi 11. Napier Bowling Analysis.—Miss I. Staepole 2 for 10, Miss Poufflet

8 for 8. LADIES. Miss Hamlin, b Fenton 4 Miss D. Hindmarsh, b Cristy 34 Miss Russell, c and b Fenton 5 Miss Coates, b Hawke 0 Miss C. Mason, c Hawke, b Fenton 6 Miss Cross, c Spence, b Fenton 20 Miss M. Hindmarsh, c Kettle, b Hawke 12 Miss Fell, b Hindmarsh, b Hawke 0 Miss Rutherford, c Hindmarsh b Hawke 11 Miss L. Mason c and b Fenton 2 Miss Meyhill. not out 8 Extras 28 Total 130 GENTS. Donovan, b Miss Fell 20 Spence, l.b.w. b Miss Hindmarsh 0 Smyrk. st Miss Fell 20 Fenton, b Miss D. Hind marsh 26 Hawke, st Miss Fell 9 Hindmarsh, run out 3

Snodgrass, run out 7 Kettle, b Miss Fell 6 White, not out 18 Christy, b Miss Rutherford .. 1 Harston. run out 9 Extras 3

Total 122 Ladies Bowling Analysis.—Miss Fell 4 for 58, Miss D. Hindmarsh ' 2 for 32, Mis Rutherford 1 for 12. Gents Bowling Analysis.—Fenton 5 for 33, Hawke 4 for 26, , Christy 1 for 11.

There were nearly a hundred * entries for the Baby’ Show, and the following are the results: — ’ Girls (1 to 6 months). —Gwen ■ Dalton 1.

Giris (6 to 12 months). —Mary ' Annie Margaret Howard 1. Boys (I to 6 months). —Oswald Jack Gordine 1, James Kyle 2, Arthur Chas. Elmes 3. Boys (6 to 12 months). —Ernest James Rowston 1, Ashley Arnold Wain 2, Albert George Clifford 3. The judging was undertaken by Mrs. Sydney Riddell. Mrs. Sandt- ■ man. and Nurse Donald.

The afternoon tea arrangements were under the capable managei ment of Mrs. Levien. Misses Lever (2), May Williams. L. Snodgrass, Sandtman, Mrs. Oswald Coates,

Misses Uoates (2). Jones. ! The “Harem Skirt Lady” paid * a visit to the fete during the after- , noon, and created quite a sensation. Everything passed off smoothly, and Mr. Silver, the secretary. is to he congratulated on : the perfection of his arrangements. The Battalion Band was in attendance. and rendered several selections.