COMMUNITY CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 260, 2 November 1928, Page 11

COMMUNITY CLUB.

After a season. of most successful parties, the bridge committee of the Community Club held a large and final gathering for the year in (he Lewis Eady Hall, last evening. There was a splendid attendance of players, tables, being set on the stage, in the main hall and in the foyer. An energetic band of young helpers sold sweets, and a number of competitions also added to the funds. All through the season the bridge parties have been most popular, and over £80 has been taken. By the effort last evening the sum was increased to over £100, which reflects great credit on the committee who have worked so diligently to realise their aim. The committee, in charge of the arrangements, were: Mrs. P. E. N". Gaudin (chairwoman), who wore a frock of black georgette with panel of gold tissue, brown fur hem; Mrs. ¥. Rainger, black georgette and silver lace; Mrs. Featherstone, black with sequin trimming and black shawl; Mrs. S. H. Brown, black georgette frock; Mrs. John Fuller, floral ring velvet; Mre. Alfred Eady, amethyst georgette; Mrs. Greshaiu, black lace frock; Mrs. E. H. Taylor, navy blue charmeuse; Airs. J. C. Blom-

field, white georgette and silver lace; Mrs. G. S. Jackson, black satin with black shawl embroidered in blue; Miss D'Arcy Jones, pastel rose taffeta with bouffant skirt; Miss MacDonnell, rose and floral marocain. Amongst those who were present, were: Mrs. N. E. Ferner, who wore a frock of kingfisher green satin with black lace overdress and black shawl; Mrs. Neilson, black georgette appliqued in blue and rose; Mrs. Babbington, mole and floral velvet and georgette; Mrs. St. Clair Inglis, silver lame with skirt of black georgette, embroidered in silver thread; Mrs. i\ Brown, beige georgette and lace; Mrs. Baskett, black with guipure lace; Mrs. Cruickshank, frock of black georgette; Mrs. Yock, gold and floral tissue; Mrs. A. G. Quartley, shrimp pink ring velvet and georgette; Mrs. Sc#tt, rose beige lace and georgette; Mrs. Mitchell, hyacinth blue georgette; Mrs. Morris, Naples blue satin; Mrs. Shrimpski, black georgette heavily sequinned; Mrs. Chapman, black georgette with blue shoulder posy and embroidered shawl; Mrs. Henderson, black sequinned frock; Mrs. Martin, black georgette and lace; Mrs. W. Caltman, black and white embossed frock; Mrs. Eric Harrison, black taffeta with bouffant skirt; Mrs. H. J. Mac Duff, black georgette with diamante buckle; Mrs. Outram Horspool, rose georgette, beaded; Mrs. Flynn/jade green crepe de chine; Mrs. Beckerleg, amethyst chenille and georgette; Mrs. Miller, black georgette; Mrs. McGuire, black georgette with pink floral trimming; Mrs. Anderson, black lace and georgette; Mrs. Colby, black georgette; Mrs. Newell, black with

touches of blue; Mrs. Mclnnes, black georgette with blue posy; Mrs. Wright, beige georgette and lace; Mrs. Cooper, wine coloured velvet; Mrs. Hutter, black georgette; Mrs. Hayes, floral georgette; Mrs. Speers, black charmeuse; Mrs. Hughes, black georgette; Mrs. Gavey, shell pink beaded frock: Mrs. Frost, rose erepe fleuri with gold ring velvet wrap; Mrs. Page, black crepe de chine; Mrs. Evett, black with scarlet trimming; Mrs. Keenan, blue embossed georgette; Mrs. Rollo, cherry coloured tissue; Mrs. H. Moses, black lace frock; Mrs. B. A. White, black satin and lace; Mrs. Arnoldson, black lace; Mrs. Grayson, black crepe fleuri; Mies Keesing, black georgette with gold sequinned bride coat; Miss V. Moses, tangerine crepe ileuri with gold embroideries; Miss Posseuiski. black with sequin embroideries; Miss Campbell, rose crepe de chine; Miss V. Hutter, rose pink georgette; Miss Clarke, black taffeta; Miss L. Clay, black with gold shawl; Miss Worrall, scarlet frilled frock; Miss J. McFarlane, black velvet; Miss o.3lacDuff, black ring velvet with uneven hem; Miss N. Gaudin, gold lace frock; Miss White, black georgette; Miss M. Clark, larkspur blue georgette; Miss Freda Gaudin, cherry georgette and gold lace; Miss M. Taylor,floral georgette frock; Miss Kinnear, patterned georgette; Miss Potter, rose and floral georgette; Miss Colby, rose pink georgette. The prize winners were as follows (stationary bridge), Mr. A. Hay, Mrs. Morris; (progressive), Mrs. W. Gavey, Miss Bowes; (500 prL?e), J£j, W. S. Cuxrie.