LAWN TENNIS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21224, 2 July 1932, Page 13

LAWN TENNIS.

EDEN AND EPSOM CLUB. There was a good attendance of members at the annual meetinic of the Eden and Epsom Lawn Tennis Club. The balancesheet showed a small deficit on the year's working, which under the existing circumstances was considered very satisfactory. The report stated ithe membership was considerably increased during the season. A number of the players figured prominently in various events and altogether the club had had a successful iseason. M. Morrison was a member of the Wilding Shield team, while Miss Knight gained a place in the New Zealand te\m. ag:ainst the Australian ladies Miss JE. Ramsey was selected for Auckland for the Nunnelly Casket competition.

The electon of officers resulted as follows:—President, Mr. A. C. Johns; vicepresidents, Messrs. A. S. C. Brown, N. A. Campboll, T. E. Clark, V. R. Johns, R. B Hardy, Dr. S. A. Bull, Mesdames L. S. Rickerby, L. J. Stevens; hon. secretary, Mr. P. E. Potter; hon. treasurer, Mr. A. D. Thomson; hon. auditor, Mr. R. B. Hardy; committee. Mrs. V. E„ Johns. Miss J. E. Ramsey, Messrs. A. E. McKeown. A. K. Turner, M. T. Wilson; ladies' committee, Mesdarucs V. R. Johns, Rickerby, Symcs. Misses Anderson, Bamney, Knott, Rudd and Bishop; ground superintendent, Mr. A. K. Turner; delegates to Auckland Lawn Tennis Association, Messrs. A. E. McKeown. P. E. Potter.

The retiring president. Mr. N. A. Campbell, was accorded u vote of thanks and appreciation for his services to tho club for the past seven years, during which time he h a<;l been president.