BRIDGE PARTY.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 276, 22 November 1927, Page 11

BRIDGE PARTY.

FOR CHARITY'S SAKE.

One of the largest and most successful bridge parties held this season was given last evening in the Click Clack rooms, over 250 people responding to the call of the Mater Misericordiae Hospital which has for its object, a scheme to gather enough capital for a free hospital in its beautiful grounds at Mount Eden, tor the poor of all denominations. Great praise must be given to the organisers, Mesdames O. O'Neill, Conlan, and Misses A Casey and M. Wells, hon. secretary, who worked for such a splendid result. Among the many pretty gowns that were worn were: Mrs. J. H. Richardson, turquoise shaded taffeta; Mrs. Clarke, black lace j' Mrs. McDonald, biscnit and cold georgette; Mrs. R. Wood*, grey and cense chenille; Mrs. McCullagh, black satin and lace; Mrs. W. S. Osborne, primrose embossed satin; Mrs. C. Jones, black satin crepe worked in gold; Mrs. Curnn, beige georgette; Mrs. M. Burke, black ninon; Mrs. A. Fanner, sandust striped georgette; Mrs. T. Lonergan, navy and fuchsia crepe de chine; Mrs. Pollard, black satin; Mrs. R. Wright, black georgette; Mrs. Rosser. cyclamen chiffon worked in gold; Sirs. H. Wright, champagne georgette and bronze lace; Mrs. Buchanan, black fjwntnada; Mw. gooV

primrose satin; Mrs. F. C. Jarkson- true blue lace gown; C. F. Reid, black jetted gowu; Mrs. Paul, shaded rose accordion-pleated georgette; Miss Casey, mauve chiffon, worked in pearls and silver; Miss Rainey, shot blue taffeta; Miss Sloman, sea green georgette; Mrs. London, navy blue and tan; Mrs. Robinson, white and black foulard; Mrs. Twohill, claret velvet and gold lace; Mrs. C. Godfrey, pastel pink crepe de chine; Mrs. Fraser-Smith, orange striped satin; Mrs. L. Kingsland, powder blue crepe satin; Mrs. Bacon, black with moonlight sequins; Mrs. A. O'Neill, black georgette; Mrs. B. A. Woods, black and gold sequined net; Mrs. C. Gibbon, mauve georgette, embroidered in steel; Mrs. Hamilton Mit-chell, black sequin

chiffon; Mrs. Moody, black georg ette, embroidered in French beaded flowers; Mrs. McArtney, blue and pink taffeta, black lace overdress; J Mrs. Scheele, black embroidered frock in steel beads, Spanish Shawl; Mrs. Keenan, black chiffon; Mrs. Woolams, cyclamen and silver georgette; Mrs. Wilson, grey and black; Mrs. Brown, sea green georgette; Mrs. Hooker, mushroom panic velvet, worked in blue.and tan chenille; Mrs. Hulter, black satin and lace; Mrs. Richards, gold taffeta; Mrs. Burke, black satin gown; Mrs. Guthrie, flame brocaded georgette; Mrs. Bird, pastel blue ninon and silver; Mrs. Will. Wright, black satin with fringe and gold; Mrs. F. C. Jackson, true blue lace gown; Mrs. Goodsell, black crepe de chinc; Mrs. F. Stevens, black and silver lace gown; Mrs. Campbell, steel grey crepc de chine, with tucked panels; Mrs. Falwell, silver grey crepe de chine; Mrs. Lidell, cmbossed black and grey chenille gown; Mrs. Ballantyne, black chiffon: Mrs. Xehcrny, black georgette beaded; Mrs. McPhee, black crepe <le chine: Mrs. Stewart, tan georgette with Richelieu embroideries; Mrs. Buxton, black georgette and Oriental embroideries; Mrs. C. Thomsen, rose beaded georgette; Mrs. Guttridge, apricot kilted crepe de chine; Mrs. James, silver grey and passementerie trimmings; Mrs. Ball, black braided crepc de chine; Mrs. Keating, black lace and georgette; Mrs. Gavev, black worked georgette; Mrs. C. Hughes, apple green taffeta; Mrs. P. Hughes, black beaded chiffon; Mrs. Davidson, black satin ■ chaminade, worked in tomato and gold tissue; Mrs. Harrison, striped beige and ■ rose georgette; Mrs. Pilling, black lace • gown, worked in Oriental silks; Mrs. R. • Cruickshank, black satin and silver; i Miss Finncrty, grey crepe de chine, cm- ■ broidered in steel and black; Miss Mary > Finnerty, black, worked in green and gold; Mi>s May Finncrty, steel grey georgette: Miss McGee, sunkist panne velvet; Miss D. Ryan, black taffeta and lace; Miss E. Rohan, powder blue shot silk; Miss Fitzpatrick, blue and pink ninon; Miss Mahony, black crepe de chine; Miss Sturges, black panne velvet and gold; Miss Xonie Martin, dawn mirror velvet; Miss Dorothy Martin, black chiffon, beaded in Oriental colours; Miss Fonhy, coral ninon; Miss Hulter, blue lido crepe, Oriental shawl; Miss Waters, rose panne velvet; Miss Cornaga, j cerise crepe de chine; Miss Fouhy, mauve [georgette and fringe: Miss Falwell, shot [jade taffeta and silver; Miss Rosser, I turquoise blue satin; Miss O'Neill, flame embossed in grey clienillc; Miss Furey, pale pink, brocaded taffeta; Miss Flynn, praline pink georgette; Miss J. Williams, mole satin; Miss Lonergan, flame georgette and satin; Miss V. Hulter, black and scarlet georgette; Miss Walters, cherry mirror velvet; Miss Page, black crepe de chine and velvet; Miss R. Mahon, Oriental chenille iu black and rose; Miss X. Mahon, rose de barri panne; Miss Emerson, black beaded georgette; Miss J. Clarkson, jade green georgette, gold bridge coat; Miss E. Rosser, powder blue crepe de chine; Miss Sinclair, black taffeta, with worked roses; Miss Robinsou, true blue taffeta: Miss Moore, nattier blue silk; Miss J. Higgins, peach crepe; Miss Hays, black silk velvet; Miss Brougliton, mirror velvet, worked in red roses; Miss E. Sloinan, flowered georgette; Miss Mair. pink satin; Miss Cullen, cerise flowered ninon; Miss Street, Oriental crepe de chine; Miss Montgomery, black satin; Miss Knock, black georgette and satin: Miss L. Rohan, cyclamen satin and silver; Miss Farquhar, black georgette, beaded in silver.