CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 May 1938, Page 9

CARTERTON

GOLF CLUB DRAW. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following is the draw for a fourball bogey competition, to be played on the Taratahi links tomorrow: —From No. 1 tee: W. H. Booth and G. G. Reynolds v. Dr Wells and H. Keenan, G. Brown and L. Aplin v. J. Steel and L. H. Smart, G. Hart and R. Hawker v. C. 'K. Goodin and R. T. Forbes, D. Taylor and J. Steel, jun., v. R. Goodwin and C. Larsen. From Nd. 17 tee: R. Lawrence and A. Krahagen v. H. J. Dudson and F. B. Knutson, H. E. Jones and C. C. Callender v. R. Fisher and J. V. Gustofson, G. Riggs and E. T. Beaven v. M. C. Kiddie and R. Harrington, B. Whitburn and N. Every v. D. A. Smith and W. Candy.

From No. 15 tee: B. Beaven and S. Hill v. R. Roydhouse and H. Jackson, C. Clarke and Father Heavey v. P. Shankland and F. Hill, W. Moroney and R. R. Barrett v. V. L. Robinson and F. Barr, B. Booth and A. Tankersley v. T. T. Hughes and J. Dwane, G. S. George and S. Booth v. H. Colson and W. Harry, and J. McDonald v. Father Carmine and .

The following is the draw for the L.G.U. and club medal: —Mrs B. Booth v Miss M. Campbell; Mrs Orr v Mrs Callander; Mrs Steel v Miss M. Booth; Mrs Candy v Mrs Welch; Miss Berrill v Mrs Ross; Mrs Murray v Miss Lamb; Mrs Brown v Mrs Cronin; Miss P. Renall v Mrs Goodin; Miss Anderson v Mrs Robinson; Mrs Riggs v Miss Smart; Miss Moody v Miss Armstrong; Miss Peters v Miss Stevens; Mrs Crawley v Mrs Clough; Miss Corlett v Miss Hamer; Mrs Forbes v Miss V. Corbitt; Miss Freer v Miss Milner. The tea arrangements will be in charge of Mesdames Callander and Murray. BIRTHDAY PARTY. At the residence of Mrs H. L. Herrick on Saturday night a party was held to mark the coming of age of Mr Lander H. Herrick. Visitors were present from Masterton, Carterton, Martinborough, Pirinoa and Greytown. At the supper interval Mr J. Johnson proposed the health of the guest of the evening, when the handsome birthday cake, decorated with 21 candles, was cut amidst great applause. The evening was spent in dancing, singing and games. Mr L. Herrick received many useful and valuable gifts.