FAREWELL TO TENNIS PLAYERS
Miss Nancy Fannin and Miss Rona Woodward, who leave soon to take up their course of Karitane study in Auckland, were tendered a farewell afternoon on Monday at the Hastings tennis courts. A Yankee tournament was the order of the day but unfortunately rain coining on the finish had to be postponed. However, all enjoyed their game and a delicious tea served in the pavilion under the supervision of Misses Morrison and Woodward was much enjoyed by all. Sweet-peas were effectively arranged on the table.
Some of those playing were Mrs Brown Miss McMullen. Miss Dalton, Miss May Wanklyn (Napier). Miss Creagh (Napier), Miss Ormond (Napier), Miss Nancy Pincknev. Miss Sheila Murray, Miss Margaret Douglas. Hon. B. O’Brien, Miss Margaret Brodie, Miss Joan Landels, Miss Nora Hassall. Miss Stella Chaplin. Miss Norma Giorgi. Miss Bone. Misses Symes (2). Miss Flo Pratt. Miss D. Haggitt. Among those looking on were Mesdames Rainbow, de Denne. Vesty. Rigby, Mason Waterworth, Bates, Maitland, Hetlev (Napier), Shepherd. Scrivener, and Misses J. Cameron Evans, B. Lewis, B. Pinckney, and Robin,
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 19 November 1927, Page 11
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178FAREWELL TO TENNIS PLAYERS Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 19 November 1927, Page 11
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