PALMERSTON NORTH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 19, 8 May 1912, Page 67

PALMERSTON NORTH.

May 4th. Golf Opening. Tire .weather was fiendish on Saturday for the opening of the golf season. A gale of wind- and, driving rain interfered very much with the play. Several play<rs withdrew from the match, a mixed foursome for trophies presented by Messrs. Barraud and Abraham, Ltd. The winners turned up in A. Barraud and Miss Sylvia Abraham, 72, ser., 72; Wright’ and Mrs. Tripe second, 90. 17— 73: F. S. Goldingham and Miss Tripe, third 98, 22—70.’ Others competing were’Mr. ami Mrs. L. Seifert, W. Seifert and Mrs. Millton. D. T. Moore and Mis? Sybil Abraham. H. L. Young and Mrs. A* Seifert. G. slack ansi Mrs. slack, W. E. Bendail and Mrs. Benda!!. At tire Races. On Thursday, the second day of the races, the weather slightly improved, but it was still boisterous. Airs, and the Misses Abraham. Mr. Davis (England), Airs. R. Davis, Mrs. Putnam. Mrs. C. Lcuisson. Mrs. R. Millton, Mrs. Levin, Mrs. Abbott (Wellington), Mrs. Ranson, Mrs. W. Strang Airs. Wilson, Airs. Baldwin were a few who ventured out to Awapuni. Personal. Mrs. R. K. Reed Las returned from her visit to Gisborne and Napier. Mrs. A. Hewitt left yesterday on a trip to England. Mis. MeGill has returned from Dunedin. Mrs. T. A. B. Bailey (Christchurch), is the guest of her mother. Airs. t. N. Walker. Aliss A. MvKnight is staying with friends out of Wanganui. Airs. W. Johnston ( Awahuri), left this week for England.' Airs, and Miss Keeling (Plim'merton) were visitors to Palmerston last week.