Women’s Golf

Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 124, 27 May 1941, Page 3

Women’s Golf

PALMERSTON NORTH CLUB Au L.G.U. medal round ana points competition will be played to-day, and in conjunction will be played the first qualifying round for the championships. Anyone unable to play is requested to ring Mrs. H. W. Muljaney (phone 7184) before 11 a.m. Following is the draw: First Tee Mrs. A. J. Berryman and Mrs. C. Millington. Mrs. N. H. Phillips and Mrs. E. Bary. Mrs. H. Bayley and Mrs. E. Pearse. Mrs. H. E. Edmunds and Mrs E. WilMrs. H. B. Free and Mrs. J. B. Curd. Mrs. B. Clarke and T. French. Mrs. G. L. Goodwin and Mrs. E. Simpson. Mrs. R. Mace and Mrs. H. W. MulMrs. T. K. Fraser and Mrs. C. V. Ciochetto. Mrs. W. Montgomery and partner. Tenth Tee Mrs. E. J. Astin and Mrs. P. M. Moran. Mrs. L. Beggs and Mrs. C. L. Mowlem. Mrs. S. I. McKenzie and Mrs. B. J. I Bell. Mrs. E. E. Reid and Miss N. Cotter. Mrs. M. C. Coates and Mrs. V. Cane. Mrs. R. Collins and Mrs. M. Thorburn. Mrs. F. G. Fairey and Mrs. A. Ward Miss J. Gaustad and Mrs. L. Thorburn. Miss N. G. Whitta and Mrs. C. Kneebone. Mrs. }V. V. Hobin and Mrs. L. Gold. Mrs. S. G. Northey and Mrs. D. M. Christmas. Mrs. G. Watchorn and Mrs. K. W. Jones.

Saying it With Flowers. Before the commencement of the meeting of the Palmerston North Townswomen’s Guild yesterday opportunity was taken by Mrs. E. W. Drake, one of the hostesses, to convey congratulations to the president, Mrs. A. E. Mansford, on the re-election of her husband and herself as Ma}’-or and Mayoress of tho city and on behalf of the members to ask her acceptance of a bouquet of pink carnations. Returning thanks for such a trouching tribute Mrs. Mansford said she hoped that at the end of this new term it would be found that the Mayor had served the city as in the past. His one idea was to do his best for Palmerston North and hers to support him.