FEILDING.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIII, Issue 8, 25 August 1909, Page 65

FEILDING.

August 20. Musical Competitions. Feilding has been very successful in the musical competitions held in Napier. The members of the Wesley choir tied with Hastings (last year’s champion choir), and divided the prize money with them. They returned to Feilding on Thursday, and were given quite an enthusiastic reception and entertained at afternoon tea. They were heartily congratulated' by the Mayor, MIS Fred Pirani, and Mr. John Cobbe (their host). During the proceedings most complimentary references were made to the conductor (Mr. H. Temple White), who was still in Napier. Bridge.

On Friday afternoon Mrs. Halliday gave a most enjoyable little bridge party. There were three tables, and some of the players were: Mrs. McAllura, green tweed coat and skirt, eaxe blue toque; Mrs. Montgomery, dark blue coat and skirt, mole velvet hat; Mrs. Porter, black voile skirt, white silk blou-se, black hat with feathers; Miss Michell, saxe blue costume, hat to match; Mrs. Horrocks, dark blue coat and skirt braided with black, black hat with pink roses; Mrs. Barton, grey tailor-made faced with pale blue, becoming black hat; Mrs. Carr, Gobelin blue coat and skirt braided with blaek, black hat; Mrs Gillespie, dark blue, large blaek hat; Mrs. Aylmer, brown; Mrs. Miles, brown coat and skirt, brown hat with pink roses; Mrs. Miller, very becoming grey costume, black hat with feathers; Mrs. Sid Fitzherbert, coat and skirt, black hat. The hostess received her guests in a black voile dress. The prize was won by Mrs. Carr. Golf. Mrs. Moetyn Jones and Mrs. Harold Stewart are the only two ladies from the Feilding Golf Club playing in the N.Z. Championship Contests, now being held in Palmerston North. TUI.