ST. MARK'S GUILD.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 260, 7 November 1906, Page 8

ST. MARK'S GUILD.

: CROQUET . ''.'"* : T&e St.. Mark's Gulld-crotinet tournament was begun' yesterday,- when .the iirst..EQuh<l..,. was--played. sunshine prevailed,, and the matches- were played" "niftier 'Ideaf'' circumstances, the rain - of- the - previous l ■ night, having tended to improve, the. lawns.; < Great interest ,was manifested in the games, and'theVaeiign'tful' climatic' conditions" attracted' a large number v of ladies' to-'ths" - various-greens, which presented, decidedly--Ipretty"and animated pictpres. T-he'seQona rpiind _wni "probably be'played' on" Tuesday' c ' next;-and-the draw for this round'will duly"'' appear in pur columns. 'Tickets may be.ot>-.. • talned from Messrs Jiesketh and Aitken, seedsmen,' and from members of the "com--mifctee-.'-"The following- a re the results "p£ ' yesterday's round:—, . . ■ '■'Mrs. G. Nichol's Lawn.—Mrs. G. Elliott ' and Miss Vera' Duthie' beat Mrs' Tonks and- ■ Mrs. Harty.-Miss Totrance and Mr. ..Colinr • -Claik -<beafc. Mrs. Caldwelk-ana -Mrs. Haw- • -.tins. ;,: .-,--■- ■ ■„" ..'.■'■■.■ ■■-■- "■"__■ •■•Mrs. Archie Clark's' i^wn.—Mr& Prateu' "■ snd;.Mls;s 'X. H-iiilspnlcraimZa. bye,, owing -.to"' -tie absence; 91 one of-tteir opponents. Fpr the:same, season airs!.' Edinistpn-'and I '; Mss ' " -Hesketlir"clainr~"a. Bye. , — ; ' ,j «i;j'-j"j*;i.-!*- ■-■~ ..V-Mri; Hairy Herton'e i;awni—Mist Seagas-— and 'Miss- p.: Stevenson. Jteeat Mrs. Sidney,. Nathaa-and Miss Molly. Buckworth", -Mrs. : • Oliphant and. Miss. Alison beat Mrs.' Dhder"' ■and Miss M. PeacockV-- ----- >-. ,:• Mr§., 'HaSna's;.Dawn.—Mrs.. Colegrove ana ■Mrs. :-Barsic>w- beat Mrs. Moginie and' Miss G. Natfian, "airs." W. fe. Walker and Miss "" Hudson .beat. Mrs. longuet and Miss' Thomas.- .— -- ; .i".-." •-. ■ ."■ ;■';.: ■-■..■■ ':■ r _- • .- •. Mrs.' Bose's .LawriiT—Aliss Steple and- Sirs. Gouttsbeat Mrs. G. Hill and-Mrs. South'ey: Baker, Mrs. Thorpes'and'Miss HuSson beat Mrs. X. Bloomfield'(whp played in place of Miss.3iiiney).-and Mrs. Best. — --. -;, Mrs, Carr's Lawn.3-Mrs;. Tfallaco Ttrnce' and Mrs. ■Fenton beat -Mrs.' Paytbn--- apdi- - " Mrs.°"Sgvage, Mrs: .X . R.; Ree4 and; Mrs* Ealsiret .beat Miss-Shuttlewortb. and Miss M. Tyjiite,.Mrs."J&.Morton apd MrsJEiastoni beat Mrs. JHegman and-Mrs:- 'Mahpny ; --Mrs.' ''■ K. Wafkifas and Miss VRjite.beat-MJss-H.,- - Williams and^Mrs.-poljertson. ';-.■ '■ Mrs. -r Buck-land's : JJawn.— : Miss". MoW- ana' Mjss "Gillies T)eat Mrs. "ArclbierClarl:' and Miss Davj." Mris". Qldhani md' -Mtb; Keals beat .Mrs. .."WMfney and Miss Ferguson, Mrs., Horace* Walker and Miss R. -Nathan- beat Mr." Horace^Walker "and'^Miss'lD'OfUglas, -Mrs.Smith and'"Mrs.' Cprbett Scott: beat Mju_ Mrs-. -6'reig.-- -".'.' •''."-".' .'. . - M*'-' Matthew Fx>ster -and Miss Gill Suthey- Baker ana Mis.*ArChur Clark, ,, Mrs. Wilfred" Bruce: ah<£ Miss S. >Payton beat- Miss White and' Mrs* -Jobsph.: '■■'/. . i f ir~:'f >,*- >ii - "" _t".I ■'-'- ? • ' .'""" ."■ ■". '■■ '■' ■ ■