PATEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 83, 9 April 1934, Page 3

PATEA

GOLF—OPENING DAY. The Patea Golf Club opened the golf ing season on Saturday at the Park Farm links. Many visitors wore present from Waverley, Hawera and Wanganui, who joined the club mom bers in Canadian foursomes. Th* weather was ideal and the course and greens in excellent order, the day bo ing thoroughly enjoyed by the large party. The best gross score was madft by Mr. Currie and Aliss Broderick and the best nett score by Mr. Potter and Miss Elmslie after a tie with Air. Harris and Aliss Slipper. Detailed results arc:—Currie and Aliss Broderick, handicap 8. gross 5\ nett 50. Potter and Aliss Elmslie, 16, 66, 50; Harris and Miss Slipper, 17, 6», 50; Tuohy and Aliss Gibbs, 17, G 9, 52, Hunger and Miss Hcinold, 14, 66, 52: Johnson and Airs. Harris. .12, 65, 53, Bromiley and Aliss Gray. 16, 69, 53; L. Honeyfiold and Aliss N. Hurley, 13, 67, 54; AlcDonald and Aliss Cheyne, 8, 62; Hughes and Miss Glcnny, 7, 61. 54; Anderson and Airs. Johnson, 13, 67. 5-1 W. Honeyfield and Miss K. Hurley, 12, 66. 54; Sheild and Afcts. Wither, 12, 67, 55; Johnson and Mrs. Harris, 12, 65 56; Roots and Airs. Roots, 19, 76, 56; Corbett and Aliss O’Sullivan, .17, 73, 56; Drummond and Miss Gilligan, 14, 70. 56; Richardson and Airs. Alitchcll, 20. 76, 56; Slater and Miss Wybourne, 15, 71, 56; Gilligan and Mrs. Carey, 12, 68, 56; I. Honeyfield and Aliss Wallis, 11. 67, 56. Haddow and Misg Honeyfield, 14, 71, 57; Moharry and Airs. Handley, 12, 69. 57; C. R. Honcyfiel’.’ and Aliss Harris, 13, 71. 58: Wither and Miss Bourke, 11, 69, 58; Callender and Mrs. Glenny, 15, 76 61; Lester and Aliss Petersen, 18, 79. 61; Taylor and Airs. Honeyficld, 20, 82, 62; K. Honey field and Aliss Watkins, 18, 76, 58. RIFLE SHOOTING. The first competition for the Palmer Cup was fired on the local range ou Saturday in perfect weather. The results were good, duo partly, perhaps, to the fact that 1933 ammunition was used. Riflemen C. Carey uud L. David son had the best, scores with 48 each, Huston and Brunton being close up with 47. Of the now members. Riflemen N. Mitchell and Boyd did wall The chief scores were:—Carey, 4S, scr., 48; Davidson. 48, scr.. 48; Huston, 47, scr.. 47. Brunton. 47, scr., 47; Alitchell, 46, .1, 47; Boyd. 45, 2, 47: Bates, 45. 2, 47; Sharpe, 41, 6, 47; MacDonald, 45, 1, 46; R. Willis. 45, 1, 46; Saunders, 41, 5, 46; B. Waterland, 43, 1, 44; C. Palmer. 40, 4. 44; Fitzwater. 35, 7, 42: Coad. 37, 2, 39; G. Watcrland, 31, 7, BRIDGE PARTY. Aliss Marion Hamcrton was hostess al a large bridge party at her home on Friday evening, when eight tables were in play. Miss Hamcrton was wearing a georgette frock of a blue and autumn leaf colouring and her decorations were goldy flowers with autumn leaves. Among the guests were Mr. and Airs. L. Honeyficld, Air. and Airs. Herbert, Mrs. Pearce. Aliss Pearce. Air. and Airs. Ivo Honeyfield, Air. and Airs. Irwin Jones, Air. and Airs. T. E. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Shoild, Mr. and Mrs. W. Paterson. Mr and Mrs. R. Al. Stevens, Airs. Cecil Honeyficld. Miss Rosalind Honeyfield. Mr. Lee Honeyfield, Air

Haddow, Aliss C. Honeyficld (Wellington). Miss Baber. Mrs. Simmons, Mrs F. Parsons. Mr. Christensen, Mr. Melville. Alisses N. Shoild and M. Gibbings. The top lady was Mrs. AL A. Pearce and top gentleman Mr. F. Kheild, who were both presented with prize! by Aliss Hamcrton,