TE WHARAU

Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 June 1938, Page 9

TE WHARAU

GOLF CONTESTS. (“Times-Age” Special.) The ■ final round of the mixed foursomes for the Schofield trophies was played during the weekend, when Miss Buckeridge and H. Paku .again .hand-, ed in the best card, comfortably winning the trophies. In a Kummerstein Cup match Mrs Read defeated Mrs J. Bannister, and 7 she will now play Miss Buckeridge in a challenge next Saturday. P. Kummer withstood a challenge from C. Schofield for the Nimmo Cup, and will meet J. Bannister on Saturday afternoon next. Next Saturday the annual match between teams selected by the' President and the Secretary will be played, and during the weekend a return inter-club match with Wharemouku Club will be played on the Wharemouku links. Any player who is unable to make the trip is requested to notify the club captain. All players are requested to note that the return match with Homewood will be played at Te Wharau on August 7. WOMEN’S DIVISION DANCE. The annual dance organised by the ladies of the district to raise funds for a grant to the housekeeping scheme of the N.Z. Women’s Division of the N.Z. Farmers’ Union was held in the hall on Saturday evening, there being a full attendance of local people and quite a good sprinkling of visitors from various other parts of the Wairarapa, all of whom spent a most enjoyable evening. Modern and old-time dances were on the programme, besides novelty dances and competitions. As usual an excellent supper was provided by the ladies. Dancing was kept up with its usual swing until well past midnight. The committee will be able to hand to the Women’s Division over £7 which is very gratifying indeed. Miss Gray (Feilding) and Mr B. F. Schofield won the Monte Carlo waltz, Miss Gray also winning the mystery parcel competition, while Mr F. Burrows was successful in securing the iced cake. The music was kindly supplied by Mrs Bannister, Mrs I. McGregor and Messrs R. and F. McKinstry. The ladies’ committee wish to thank all those who contributed and patronised the function and helped to make it the success it undoubtedly deserved. PERSONAL. Miss M. Cooper, Gisborne, is the guest of Mrs I. McGregor. Miss Gray, Feilding, is staying with her father at Land’s End.