GOLF.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 151, 27 May 1935, Page 9

GOLF.

AIANAAVATU LADIES’ CLUB

A flag stick competition will be played by the members of the Alnnawatu Ladies’ Golf Club to-morrow, for points in Airs J. P. Innes’s trophies. The following is the draw : Ist tee. —Airs H. R. Whitehead and Airs H. Collinson, Aliss AI. Garner and Airs P. G. Tizard, Aliss AI. Guy and Airs J. F. Field, Aliss I. Seifert and Airs L. Speechley, Aliss AI. Sim and Aliss E. West, Miss Scott and Airs L. Cooper, Airs J. J. Stevenson and Airs A. G. Lawson, Airs AV. J. Allen and Aliss AVanklyn, Airs D. 0. AVilliams and Airs G. Trevor, Airs J. ’ C. Young and Airs D. A*. Stewart, Airs B. Jacobs and Airs Al. Gabriel, Airs A. E. Ekstedt and partner. 10th tee.—Airs T. Buxton and Airs R. Abraham, Airs E. Anstis and Airs E. AVimsett, Airs F. Gowing and Aliss R. Rutledge, Airs L. J. Oliver and Aliss K. Garner, Airs J. Colquhoun and Aliss R. Barling, Airs J. Fisher and Airs H. C. Hill, Aliss AlcFarlane and Aliss Cunninghame, Airs AV. E. Winks and Airs A. E. Hansel, Airs J. P. Innes and Airs K. C. Clayton, Airs AV. Riddet and Airs I. AA r ebster, Aliss S. Thomson and Airs H. E. Edmunds, Airs E. L. Barnes and Airs S. Goldingham, Aliss Griffen and Airs AV. A. Jacques, Aliss Baigent and Airs R. Hooper, Airs A. Campbell and Aliss N. Nash, Airs AI. Palmer and Airs H. Alurray, Airs Al. A. Eliott and Airs C. R. Luke,. Airs C. King and Mrs F. G. Alajor, Airs F. Coombs and Airs • H. Wingate, Aliss B. Creighton and Airs R. E. Hewat, Aliss Al. AlcLean and Airs AI. H. Oram, Airs AV. S. Fell and Aliss I. Rutledge, Aliss J. Thomson and Airs K. Innes. C grade medal round (over 14 holes). —Airs R. T. Tidswell and Aliss F. Fowler, Airs R. H. Alanning and Airs 0. AVilliams, Airs T. Birch and Aliss I. Hanlon, Airs H. Petre and Mrs T. Keeling.

Alorning and afternoon A grade players must start at the first tee, B grade players at tire tenth tee. Anyone unable to play, is requested to bring Airs J. C. Young (’phone 568fi) before 11 a.m. 'trie inter-club match with Kimbolton was played oil Friday on the Alanawatu links. Alanawatu players are mentioned first in the following Jesuits: —Aliss R. Rutledge beat Airs G. E. Lintott, Airs E. AVimsett beat Airs Alurphy, Aliss Cunninghame lost to Airs Darth, Aliss B. Lumsden beat Aliss Ross, Airs J. Colquhoun beat Airs Alurray, Mrs H. C. Hill beat All's Henshaw, Aliss Griffen lost to All's Stone, Airs H. Alurray beat Aliss AlcKenzie, Airs AA r . Jacques beat Aliss K. Alurray, Airs R. Hooper beat Airs Craine, Airs R. H. Alanning lost to Airs Richardson, Airs R. T. Tidswell lost to Airs Haythorne, • Airs L. Speechley beat Airs Clapham. Alanawatu, 9 wins; Kimbolton, 4 wins.

AIISS MARY MARTIN. RECITAL AT GREYAIOUTH. Aliss Alary Martin, gold and silver medallist, exhibitioner, and Associate of the Royal College of Alusic, London, who recently gave a very fine violin recital at Palmerston North, on Alay 21 presented at Greymonth a violin and vocal recital. Indicative of the place sho Irakis in the community on the West Coast, Aliss Alartin was greeted by practically, a capacity house at the Greymouth Town Hall, where she was extended a cordial welcome by the Alayor (Mr AV. Aleldrum), who said he felt proud on behalf of the Coast to welcome her back to that centre. Air J. O’Brien, ALP., who replied on Aliss Alartin’s behalf, said he felt sure the people appreciated tire progress she had made since her farewell five years before. It was a matter for pride. Aliss Alartin treated her audience generously in the matter of both instrumental and vocal items, and imparted to each of the compositions an interpretation which was readily recognised and appreciated. The former portion of the evening gave the artiste an opportunity to demonstrate her rich mezzo-soprano voice, and in the choice of items splendid fare was submitted. From the German to tlie Negro spiritual and well-known English songs the presentation was flawless, and the audience showed its appreciation in a definite manner. The violin recital was reminiscent oi Miss Martin’s performance at Pal merston North, the “Spanish .Suite and Alozart and other equally popular compositions l>eing featured. 'I he skill and sympathetic rendition received very high praise from the Press critics, who were enthusiastic regarding the complete performance. “Her rich tone, fluent bowing, and accurate stopping in oven the most florid passages made every item a triumph for her musicianship,” said the Grey Star. Sustained applause and floral gifts were expressive of tire approval of the audience. Aliss Aloiia AlcSherry was the accompanistc. It was a thoroughly enjoyable concert programme.

\ SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

The old-time dance at the Central School, last evening, drew an excellent attendance, it being the host so far this season. The Aloiito Carlo waltz prizes were won by Air Thompson and • Aliss MeNan and those for the Lucky Gay Gordons by Alt' Siddells and Aliss Shields. The duties of AI.C. were in tho hands of Air G. J. AlcKay, and the supper arrangements were capably dealt with by the ladies’ committee, with Airs D. Evans as chairman and Airs G. Jarrett as secretary.