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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 296, 12 November 1934, Page 9

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MANAWATU LADIES’ CLUB. The final competition of the season, a medal round, will be played by the members of the Manawatu Ladies’ Golf Club to-morrow for points in Mrs J. P. Innes’s trophies. The following is the draw :- — Ist tee. —Miss M. Guy and Mrs R. L. Harding, Mrs L. Seifert and Mrs Gabriel, Mrs A. McKegg and Mrs K. Salmond, Mrs C. C. Walker a,ia Mrs T. Buxton, Mrs R. H. Billens and Mrs A. Campbell, Mrs A. G. Lawson and Mrs J. J. Stevenson, Mrs H. R. Whitehead and Mrs R. E. Hewat, Mrs J. Graham and Mrs L. J. Oliver.

10th tee.- —Miss F. Cleary and Miss J. Thomson, Mrs F. Coombs and Miss Cunninghame, Mrs W. S. Fell and Mrs S. K. Siddells, Miss Griffen and Mrs H. Wingate, Mrs A. E. Hansel and Mrs B. Marsack, Miss N. Nash and Miss M. Harvey, Mrs M. H. Oram and Miss S. Thomson, Mrs C. M. Reid and Miss—l. Rutledge, Mrs K. Innes and Mrs W. Winks.

15th tee. —Mrs 6. Williams and Mrs R. Porter, Mrs W. Jacques and Miss F. Fowler, Mrs F. G. Major and Mrs R. T. Tidswell, Mrs H. Petre and partner.

MELLSOP CUP. The following is the draw for the Mellsop Cup to be played in conjunction with the above competition :—- Ist tee.—Miss J. Spring and Miss R. Barling, Miss Wason and Mrs H. C. Hill, Miss E. West and Miss K. Garner, Miss M. Garner and Mrs J. A. Dinley, Mrs J. F. Field and Mrs J. P. Innes, Mrs L. Cooper and Miss McFarlane, Mrs A. E. Ekstedt and Mrs F. Raven, Miss E. Macmillan and Mrs F. Gowing. 10th tee. —Miss Wanklyn and Miss Baigenf, Mrs D. V. Stewart and Mrs C. King, Mrs P. G. Tizard and Mrs J. Kirk, Miss M. Sim and Mrs G. Charman, Mrs B. Jacobs and Mrs R. Abraham, Mrs D. Williams and Mrs C. G. Moore, Mrs G. Trevor and Miss H. Murray, Mrs J. V. Stevens and Mrs C. R. Luke, Mrs H. E. Edmunds and partner. Anyone unable to play is requested to ring Mrs L. Cooper, ’phone 5122, before 11 a.m.

A committee meeting will be held after the competition.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. Mrs P. Hanlon, of College Street, gave a bridge party recently for Miss Beryl Oakley, the Garrison Band queen candidate. Those present were; Mesdames R. Davis, Trask, Misses Oakley, M. Long, Wehvood, M. Rogers, N. Raven, Messrs Triggs, Landford, J. Hanlon, S. Cumming, and Strange. An evening party for Miss Oakley was given by Mr and Mrs S. J. Parkes, “Parklands,” Main Street, 19 tables for auction bridge being occupied. The prizewinners were: Highest score, lady, Mrs G. Wickes; gentleman, Mr G. Mills; hidden number, lady, Mrs Lee; gentleman, Mr J. Fitzgerald. The guests were: Mesdames Parkes, Shelton, Whyte, Hanlon, Trask, Wickes, C. Rabone, McArtney, E. Jamieson, Bettie, P. Jamieson, R. Davis, Raven, W. Nichols, C. Cater, M. Palmer, Berryman, G. Mills, Bergersen, J. Fitzgerald, Donnelly, Porter, Pauli, Burges, Jenkins, Heaphy, Davis, Tapp, Dickel, Wilson, H. Brown, Lyell, O’Meara, Bowater, Richardson, Lee, Anderson, Bayliss, Mouldey, Boniface, Griggs, Austin, Ballinger, Danks, Bierre, T. Mitchell, E. Simpson, Gibb, D. Davidson, Gatley, Carter, Fairbrother, Hamilton, Wood; Misses Oakley, Hill, Piercy, D’ath, Patrick, Brooker, Gooding, Worn, West, Messrs Parkes, Shelton B. Davidson, Heaphy, B. Stubbs, T. Mitchell, E. Simpson, J. Fitzgeral, Donnolly, Austin, Gatly, Davis, Bergersen, P. Jamieson, G. Mills, Bierre. D. Davidson. Mr Heaph/y, on behalf of Miss Oakley and the bridge committee, thanked Mr and Mrs Parkes for their hospitality.