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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 16, 1926

Page

10

At Home Brilliant Gathering in Canberra Society

The Canberra social season peaked with a large at home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Hutters at Hotel Kurra Jong last Thursday evening. A lengthy guest list included numerous local residents and visitors such as Prof. L. H. Allen, Dr. T. M. Barnet, Col. Forbrother, Sir John Harrison, Capt. Irving, and many others from Duntroon Queanbeyan and surrounding districts celebrating the season’s goodwill.

Canberra J. Hutters Brownless A. E. Huxter Bruce W. D Butler H. Carroll J. H. Calthorpe A. D. Campbell Woden A. M. Carter Lag Edwards A.W. Edwards L. Edwards Noel Eady Yeas L. G. Fussell Forbrother Duntroon Finlay C. Francia H. EB. Farrow W. A Fletcher A. D. Gilchrist A. Glassey J. Caragh Gorman Googong J. T. H. Goodwin C. H. Gorman Mra. Haydon Mra W. J. Knights A. Knox Lawler W. A. Loughrey C. D. Loveridge K. Lucas D, McPherson B. W. Tubb Tucker E. L. Verdoe Canon Flgg. Ward H. RK. Waterman Flew

Tennis Champions Meet The Tables Turned

G J Patterson of Victoria lost to J O Anderson of New England at White City Courts Sydney in a dramatic five set match last weekend. Patterson won one set 6-2 while Anderson surged to 6-2 2-6 6-2 6-2, delivering a closing display as his final amateur appearance drew 6000 spectators.

G. J. Patterson Victoria J.O. Anderson N.E.W Sydney Austria Melbourne Patterson Anderson Oy Anderson

Willard Shines In Straight-Set Win At White City

Jim Willard, an Interstate tennis player for N.4.W., defeated Victorian Bob Schfesinger in straight sets at White City Courts. The match drew a large crowd as Willard’s hard driving and net rushing rallies impressed, signaling rapid improvement toward Davis Cup standard.

Jim Willard N.4.w Canberra White City Bob Schfesinger Willard Wimmers

Jolly Dance for Health Society Inaugurated Tour

The Eastlake branch of the Women’s and Children’s Health Society hosted a Jolly Dance at Hotel Kurrajong on December 7. A pink theme, superb supper by A. E. Farrow, and Ar buckle’s orchestra accompanied dancing and bridge. Several prize entries included a Christmas cake by Mina Farrow and toiletries donated by J. S. Young Ltd.

Eastlake Women's and Children's Health Society Tertiory Hotel Kurrajong Arbuckle A. E. Farrow Mina Farrow W. G. Woodger J. Burke Capitol Hill Misa McGregor Melbourne J. 8. Young, Ltd J .H. Calthorpe Lavery J. Hutters Butters Lawlor G. Castienu Mra. Fussell J. Deans Cyril Davies C. D. Fores Roy Smith J. H. Calthorpe Alcorn J. McR. Dunn Sharland Nancarrow Miles G. Paul Northam Mra M. Jolley Mra. Shelton W. H. Loughrey P. Anderson Campbell N. Sullivan C. Stanley Sender M. Lindley Miss Combe McFadyean Miss Elson Misa Kirk Miss Cleary A. Jackson Mies Roya Georgette Oliver Smales Shappere Elsie Crapp Mise E. McDonald

Northern State cricketers shine in Sheela Shield entry

Northern State players showed marked improvement as they joined the Sheela Shield. In two New South Wales outings they lost at Brisbane by runs but beat New South Wales by five wickets, led by O Connor who scored a century in both innings.

N.A.W Brisbane N.8.w O'Connor Macartney Inter Kippax S.3 Queensland N.asw Sydney Bydney

Outstanding Melbourne Features and Bailey Centenary Tale

A Melbourne piece highlights a remarkable century compiled by Bailey of University lore. The feature celebrates enduring contributions and the city’s scholarly memory.

Conclus Sebine Ee Melbourne Bailey University

Telopea Park School End of Year Report Highlights

The senior girls formed a Red Cross Circle led by Misa Green supporting endowments for Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children and comforts for disabled soldiers. Prizes were awarded to primary scholars including Christian Christesen the dux with a gold medal. Special prizes funded by Miss Moore and Mr Murray honored Australian explorers and aviation.

Misa Green Royal Alexandra Hospital Miss Peart Red Cross Telopea Park School Co. L. Henry Christian Christesen C. H. Gorman Balland Robert Knights James McIntosh Lucy Williams Alan Lea John Brownless Jack Denholm Sheila Saunders Hector McMillan Frederick Hum Louis Marriott Swen Nelson Albert O'Neill Roderick Philliga Rupert Phillipa Erwin Prowse Rydney Riddle Maitland Rollagh John Bowen Prine Minson Moore A. K. Murray Murray Mision Moore Canberra Pioneera C. A. Gorman

Dunn Shield Contest at Sydney New Ground

The fourteenth Dunn Shield meeting opened at Sydney New Ground last Saturday with good racing in the 440 yards where R D Norman was defeated by W McKay of Botany in 62 1-5 seconds. Western Suburbs led with 24 points, Botany 20, and no records were set. the final day is expected to decide the cup with Western Suburbs likely to retain.

Bydney Ceo—Re Gordon XL J. N. Salmon Mosman EF. A. Dwyer North Sydney McGrath Pennycuick Ht. George Petersham Western Suburbe Clete Mair V. Cumberland Salmon Teryer V. University Waverley Paddington Balmain Manly Randwick Marrickville Northern Suburbs Gordon Sydney New Ground R. D. Normaan W. McKay Botany Western Suburbs

Cricket scores and hat trick highlight Melbourne matchday

Morton of South Melbourne achieved a hat trick as Carlton’s J Woodful was dismissed. Halley’s form stood out with a rapid 50 in under a few minutes and a top score. Davies Balvana and Richardson hit centuries for Excendod Hawthorn-East Melbourne and Essendon respectively. Stumps left Melbourne securing wins over Richmond Hawthorn-East Melbourne and Melbourne.

Morton South Melbourne Geist Hawthorn East Melbourne Richardson Essendon Easenidon Hichmond Hawthorn-East Malbourne St. Kilda Malbourne Fits- Foy Prahran Dent University Carlton Collingwood Melbourne

Summer Meeting Final Acceptances at Randwick

Acceptances were due by 1 p.m. for the Australian Jockey Club Summer Meeting at Randwick this Saturday. The list includes entries for the December Hurdle Race with horses such as Howard, Rear Guard, Grey Knight, Bungariey, Orient Prince, Heron, and Padicol among others.

Australian Jockey Club Randwick Kenwood Howard

Governor Plays Bowls at Opening of Chate noul Bowling Club

Governor Sir Dudley de Chair visited Victoria Park race meeting then opened the Chate noul Bowling Club green. He praised the surface as true and fast as the Governor's party heard a local singalong about him. At Balmain Club, Johnston skipped to a 63 to 2 win with Ryan’s singles in the second and seventeenth rinks.

Sir Dudley de Chair N.8 Victoria Park Chatenoul Admiral Drake Dudley Balmain Johnston Ryan

Man-Eaters of Uganda Lions Threaten Bangi District

A recent report details the menace of man-eating lions in the Bangi district with 48 deaths linked to one lion and another described creature. It notes the lions' cunning, links to offspring, and natives learning steel traps to contain them, while wardens shift focus from elephant incursions.

Bangi Cain Tom-Tomas

Reliable Used Motors Ad Showcases Late Models for Sale

A local ad promotes reliable used cars at below original cost, highlighting late model vehicles from Esmond's Garage in Queanbeyan. The issue features several advertised options, suggesting dealers prefer trading in good, dependable cars rather than new models.

Esmond

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