NAPIER.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIX, Issue IV, 26 July 1902, Page 240

NAPIER.

Dear Bee, July 18. The Ping-pong Tournament at St. John’s Schoolroom on Wednesday evening was an unqualified success. Some of those present were:—Mrs T. Moore, who looked well in a very dainty pink silk blouse and a black skirt; Mrs Cato, in a handsome blaek dress; Mrs Goldsmith was also in black; as was Mrs A. Davidson; the latter also wore a stylish cloak of gobelin blue; Mrs Westall was in fawn; Mrs Tabuteau wore black and white; Miss Page, blaek, black opera cloak to match; Miss Hovell, rose pink silk blouse, dark skirt; Mrs Hovell, pretty grey and blue dress; Miss lolanthe Margoliouth looked well in pink; Miss Seale, figured blaek and blue blouse, dark skirt: Miss Goldsmith had a blue dress, with guipure lace on the bodice; Mrs Frost wore black and red; Miss Gruchy, blue, pale blue hat; Miss Fannin, dark grey, with a muslin fichu; Miss M. Locking, dark blue, with a white fichu; Miss McLernon had a black dress; Miss Cornford, fawn and black; Mrs Murton, handsome black silk dress, relieved with pale blue; Miss Todd, black and white; Miss McVay, pale pink silk blouse, dark skirt; Mrs Bradley, fawn; Mrs Parker, black costume; Mrs Reid looked well in red. Amongst the men were Messrs Macassey, Munro, Andrews, Broad, Hansard, Goldsmith (2), Baiues, Hovell, Twigg, T. Brabant, Murton, etc.* Miss Flossie Hetley won the first prize for the ladies’ singles, Misses M. and D. Hindmarsh for the ladies’ doubles, and Miss Neville and D. Goldsmith for the combined doubles; Messrs G. Broad and Macassey were victorious in the men's doubles, and Mr Denham Goldsmith in the men's singles. Everything was capitally managed, and Mr C. Margoliout.h made an energetic and capable secretary.

MARJORIE.