ANNUAL PICNICS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 935, 31 March 1930, Page 13

ANNUAL PICNICS

AUCKLAND DANCING SOCIETY

The annual picnic of the Auckland Highland and National Dancing Society, held at Pine Island yesterday, was a great success, a large crowd attending. A sports programme was carried out, results of which are as follow: Committee Men’s Race.—Mr. Lockwood, 1; M. Cain, 2. Married Women’s Race.— Mrs. Ward, 1; Mrs. Wylie, 2. Married Men’s Race.—Mr. Hudson, 1; Mr. Ferguson, 2. Single Women’s Race, over 16.—Miss D. Reynolds, 1; Miss K. Lynch, 2. Girls’ Race, 14 to 16.—Edna Galbarth, 1; 12. Lorrigan, 2. Boys’ Race, 12 to 16. J. McCaffey, 1; E. McCaffey, 2. Men’s Open Handicap, 100 yards.—H. Hudson, 1; C. Ivellet, 2. Three-legged Race.—C. Donne and Miss D. Reynolds, 1; C. Coster and Miss D. Lynch, 2. Members’ Handicap, women.—Mrs. Lorrigan, 1; Mrs. Long, 2. Elderly Women’s Race.—Mrs. Prudon, 1; Mrs. Wylie, 2. Old Buffers’ Race.— ll. Jenkins, 1; Wright, 2. Girls’ Race, 12 to 14.—J. Armour, 1; Vera Parsons, 2. Boys’ Race, 9 to 12.—D. Per* kinson, 1; J. Keith, 2. Girls’ Race, 10 to J2- —G. Lorrigan, 1; T. Benningham, 2. Boys’ Race, 6 to 9.—E. Hubbert, 1; J. Pearson, 2. Girls’ Race, 8 to 10.—O. Evans, 1 ; C. Hubbert, 2. .Girls’ Race. ” Purdon, 1: L. Stagpool, 2. Women’s neatest ankle competition.— Mrs. Beeston. Women's Nail-driving Competition.—Mrs. Jenkins. 1: Mrs. Lorrigan, 2. STAR OF EDEN LODGE The Star of* Eden Lodge held the annual picnic at Motutapu on Saturday when about 50 members and friends spent a most enjoyable day. Among those present was P.G. Brother M. J. Bennett, one of the few surviving founders of the lodge. A lengthy sports programme, including special events for the children, was carried out.