NAPIER.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XVLI, Issue 10, 6 September 1911, Page 65

NAPIER.

September 1. Competitions. Everything has been given up to competitions of one kind or another this week. The Napier ladies’ golf tournament has attracted a number of visiting golfers, and not withstanding the fact that the wind has been unpleasantly high some very good scores have been made, especially yesterday, when Miss Pearce of Wellington put up a ladies’ record for the links, her round being 80. Ihe musical and elocutionary competitions closed on Wednesday evening with a grand prize winners’ concert. The house was packed in every part, and long before the concert commenced large placards announced "stage room only.’’ Personal. Mr and Mrs J. F. Myles, who have been staying at the Masonic Hotel, returned by motor car to Marton this week. Mrs Gifford Moore and Misses Moore (2), Palmerston North, are visiting Napier. Miss Paisley has returned from WaiMrs J. Hall, Palmerston, is on a visit to Napier, and is staying at the Masonic Hotel. Miss Hamlin is visiting Auckland. Mr and Mrs J. B. Adean, Takapau, are spending a few days in Napier. Mrs Montague (Wellington), the official accompanist at the musical competitions, was presented by the competitors with a silver card case. Mr and Miss Graham are staying with Lady Whitmore. Mrs and the Misses Dalziell arc visiting Napier. Mrs Waterhouse and Miss Nella Waterhouse are spending a few days at the Masonic Hotel. Miss Cave, Wanganui, is in Napier for the golf tournament. Mr and Mrs Gray and the Misses Gray (Gisborne) have been in Napier for Mr Camplin Gray’s wedding to Miss Hay. Miss Williams (Dunedin) is visiting Na pier. Mrs Guy Williams (Masterton) and Miss Campbell (Christchurch) are amongst the visitors here for the golf ton rnament. Miss Kennedy has returned from Gisborne. Mrs Scott and Miss Baldwin leave next week for Sydney, en route for England. MARJORIE.