LADIES' GOLF TOURNEY

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2285, 20 October 1914, Page 2

LADIES' GOLF TOURNEY

PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS OPENING DAY AT HERETAUNGA. Tho Wellington ladies'' provincial golf championship tourney opened at Herotaunga links yesterday in fine weather, tho links being in excellent condition. Jn the first medal handicap the following cards wore returned: — Mrs. Findlay, 92—22—70; Miss Duthie, 94—21—73; Miss N. Johnston, 98—23—75; Miss Cooper, 99—23—76; .Miss Sybil Abraham, 83—7—76; Miss It. Wheeler, 9.7—21—76; Miss N. Brandon, 87—10—77; Miss Hannay, 87—10— 77; Mrs. Hayward, 08—21—77; Miss A. Foster, 91—13—78; Miss K. Holmes, 99—19—78; Miss M. Wheeler, 98—IS— 80; Mrs. W. Bidwill, 94—14—80; Mrs.' R, A. Holmes, 99—19—80; Miss R. Harris, 91-11-80; Mrs. Gibbon, 9111—80; Mrs. Lee, 91—11—80; Mrs. Collins, 95—14—81; Miss Sylvia Abraham. 93—12—81; Miss M. Ward, 105— 24-81; Miss (Mender, 101—19-82; Miss Wood, 87—5—82; Miss E. Bell, ■ 01—8—83; Miss E. Stafford, 106—23— 83; Misa Hayward, 102—18—84; Miss ]>. Anderson, 99—13—86; Mrs. Firth, 106—20—86; Miss Gambrill, 104—18— 86; Mrs. J. R. (Mender, 110—24—86; Miss S. Brandon, 111—24—87; Miss Robieson, 97—10—87; Miss D. Webb, 112—24—88; Mrs. R. Ward, 97—9—88; Miss. Cotter, 102—14—88; Miss K. Wilson, 104—16—88j Miss N. Mantell, 112—24—88; Miss Cowlishaw, 96—7— 89; Miss Parsons, 108—17—91; Mrs. S. Fitzherbort, 113—22—91; Miss A. Kennedy, 113—22—91; Miss L. Brandon, 93—1—92; Miss Darley, 109—15— 94; Miss V. Bell, 111—16—95; Miss Bewley, 114—17—97; Miss B. Tuke,

Ill—lo—lol. • . . Mrs. Findlay won the prize for handicaps over 15, and Mjss Sybil Abraham tho prizo for handicaps'under 15:, In the afternoon tho second qualifying round of the championship was played, and the following qualified:— Miss Sybil Abraham, 83-87-170. Miss N. Brandon, 87—87—174., Miss B. Wood, 87—87—174. Miss E. Bell, 91-86-177. v ' Miss A. Fostor, 91—88—179. Miss L. Brandon, 93—79—180. Miss Ilannay, 87—93—180. Miss 11. Harris, .01—92—183. Miss Eobieson, 97—89—186. Mrs. Gibbon/ 91—97—188. Mrs; W. Bidwill, 9-1—95—189. > Miss Cowlishaw, 90—95—191. Miss Callen'der, 101—91—192. Miss Sylvia Abraham, 93—101—194. Mrs. it Ward, 97—98—195. Miss V. Duthie, 94—101—195. The following is tho draw for tho i Bogoy Handicap, to bo played to-day ! (players must catch the 9.4. a.m. train • to Horetaunga from Wellington):— ' ■ ' 1 Miss N. Brandon, Miss Cowlishaw; 2 Miss D. Anderson, Mrs. Gibbon: 3 Mrs. Wagg, Mrs. W. Bidwill; 4 Miss ■ Tukp, Miss 11. Harris; 5 Mrs. Lees, • Miss B. Wood; 6 Miss Darloy, Mrs. Collins: 7 Miss L. Brandon, Miss E. Bell; 8 Mrs. R. P. Ward, MissHan--1 nay; 9 Miss Sylvia Abraham, Miss J. Robiesjn; 10 Miss Sybill Abraham; j. Miss A. Foster; 11 Mrs. E. H. Lidtllo, Miss Simpson: 12 Miss K\ Wilson, Miss Parsons; 13 Miss E. Ward MissFocko.; i 14 M ; ss Wilkin, Mrs. Findlay; 15 Miss ~ A 1' 'nnedy, Mrs. W. Turnbull; 16 I. Miss Uarconrt, Miss Bewley; 17 Mrs. ■ : Hayiurd; Mrs. Firfli;; 18 Miss M. Who ler, Miss N. Johnston; 19 Miss' ■ Mai Its, Miss Callender; 20 Miss V. Duthie, Miss E. Stafford; 21 Mrs. S. Fitzherbert, Miss K. Holmes; 22 Miss V. Bell, Mrs. R, A. Holmes; 23 Miss •iGambrill, Miss Hayward; 24 Miss G. Foster, Miss Cooper; 25 Miss Hendcr--sin, Miss Cotter; 26 Miss Wheeler, ; Miss M. Seed; 27 Miss - S. Brandon; Jtiss Kicha-rdson; 28 Mrs. Webster, IFiss M. Cock; 29 Miss M. Ward, Mrs. Edmunds; 30 Miss E. Booth; Mis s Turnbull; 31 Miss von Dadolzeu, Mrs. Martin; 32 Miss Kirkcaklie, Mrs. J. Yoiins; 33 Mrs. J. R. Callender, Miss H. Miles; 34 Mrs. Jacobs, Miss.Stafi ford; Miss N. Mantell, a byo. , ; I The following is the draw for tho seci' jntl round of tho championship:— 11.I1. Miss Hannay plays Miss Cowlishaw ; i \frs. GibW plays Miss E. Bell; Miss i Harris plays Miss Robieson; Misj L. Brandon plays Mrs. R. Ward; Miss A. Foster plays Miss Sybil Abraham; Miss Callender plays Miss V. Duthie; Miss i Sylvia Abraham plays Miss B. Wood;

Mrs. W. Bidwill plays Miss N. Brandon.-

The Wellington Girls' College Old Girls' Literary Club has this year had a varied and interesting programme of lectures, papers,- readings, and debates. As the club is only a winter one, tho committee 'has decided to cancel the last two meetings that appear on the programme, so that4.no further meetings will be held this-year. The committee wishes , to thank all who have' kindly assisted by giving lectures or any other help to tho club.

Mrs. H. Piper (Akaroa), who has been spending a lengthy holiday with Mrs. J. B. Brinsden, Roseneath, was farewelled by her many friends at a pleasant afternoon tea given at Miss Tendall's Tea Items yesterday afternoon. ■Mrs. Pipor returned to Akaroa by tho. southern boat last evening.

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