GOLF.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 255, 25 September 1935, Page 13

GOLF.

MANAWATU CLUB. The members of the Manawatu Ladies’ Golf Club were engaged in the medal competition for Mrs Innes’s points trophies yesterday, the best cards being as under: — A grade.—Mrs L. Cooper, 89 —15; —- 74: Mrs L. Speechley, 87 —11—7G; Mrs D. O. Williams. 91—14—77; Mrs P. G. Tizard, 91—14—77; Mrs J. F. Field, 85 —7- —78; Mrs G. Trevor, 96 —18 —78. B grade.—Mrs H. E. Edmunds. 93 — 21 —72; Mrs R. H. Manning* 105 —33 — 72; Mrs W. A. Jacques, 109—32—77; Miss McFarlane, 99—21—78; Mrs C. R. Luke, 104—26—78. G grade (over 14 boles). —Mrs N. Foy, 101—36—65; Miss E. N. Andrews 93—27—66; Miss Smillie, 91— 23—68. ,' The competition for the golf balls was won bv Mrs E. L. Barnes. Entries for the annual tournament close with the secretary on Friday. MATCH WITH FEILDING. A team from the Manawatu Club visited Feilding' on Monday to engage in an inter-club match, the ‘honours resting with the home team by 8 matches to 6. with 2 games halved. The detailed results are as under, the Feilding players being mentioned first:—Miss Seifert won from Mrs Field, Miss Bartholomew won from Mrs Ekstedt, Miss T. Cartliew won from Mrs Speechley, Miss Redwood lost to Mrs Stewart, Mrs Fair lost to Mrs Whitehead, Miss Goodbehere won from Mrs McKegg, Mrs MeGruer lost to Mrs Williams, Mrs Tate won from Mrs Tizard, Mrs Short won from Mrs Cooper, Mrs Mulvaney won from Mrs Lawson, Mrs Little halved with Mrs Gabriel Miss Brandt lost to Mrs 4Vimsett, Miss Irwin lost to Mrs Seifert, Miss Cartliew halved with Mrs Trevor, Miss Booth lost to Mrs Young, Mrs Sievers won from Mrs Stevenson. PALMERSTON NORTH CLUB. BOGEY COMPETITION. The members of the Palmerston North Club were engaged in a bogey competition yesterday at Te Matai, ■when the best cards handed in were:— Mrs Bennett and Mrs Free, 3 down; Mrs E. Simpson, 4 down.

GOLDEN WEDDING

DIR AND DIRS E. E. INGPEN

PUKEKOHE, Sept. 23. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs E. E. Ingpen, Edinburgh Street, Pukekolie, fell to-day. The event was celebrated at the week-end by all the members of the family, comprising four sons and three daughters. Mr and Mrs Ingpen were married at Te Ante, Hawke’s Bay, on September 23, 1885, by Rev. Samuel Williams, later Archdeacon Williams. Mrs Ligpen was a daughter of the late Mi and Mrs Spencer Sutton, of Te Aute. After some years’residence at Te Aute, where Mr Ingpen was stationmaster, Mr and Mrs Ingpen lived successively at Takapau, Halcombe, Inglewood, Tiuhape Hunterville and Utiku. Mr Ingpen ’completed 40 years’ service with the Railway Department, . and after retirement on superannuation he and Mra Ingpen lived at Wanganui until their four sons returned from the war. About 15 years ago they came to Pukekohe, where they have stayed, except for short intervals, ever since.