TWO PARTIES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 127, 1 June 1938, Page 17

TWO PARTIES.

BRIDGE AND MAH JONG.

ST. CUTHBERT'S OLD GIRLS.

An enjoyable bridge and mah jong party was held at the home of Mrs. S. J. Harbutt, Selwyn Road, Epsom, a member of St. Cuthbert's Old Girls' Association. Progressive games were enjoyed by those who did not play ™ S £' T The S uests were received by jmxs. o. J. Harbutt and her daughter, Mrs. Donald McKenzie. Bright wood fires in the drawing room and lounge where the tables were arranged, added to the atmosphere of the gathering The bridge conveners responsible for the arrangement were Mrs. Donald McKenzie and Miss Peggy Hume, assisted by Mrs. H. R. A. Vialoux and other members of the committee. Mrs. C. H. Leighton presented the following prizes to winners:—Contract bridge, Mrs. Albert Marshall; auction bridge, Miss Winnie Tippets; mah jong, Mrs. A. E. Moore, and progressive games, Miss Betty Guest. The president, on behalf of the members of the association, thanked Mrs. S. J. Harbutt for the use of her home on this occasion, expressing the girls' deep appreciation and grat£ tude. _ Those present were:—Mesdames S. J. Harbutt, A. J. Marshall, Friedlander, J. C. Craig, J. Seabrook, H. O. Ingram, A. E. Moore, Arthur Churton, W. S. Spence, F. Tansley, M. Dearsly Cox, Ayle McCrystal, P. Bathujst, H. R. A. Vialoux, Spencer Lamb, F. I. Rowley, J. M. Elliffe, Douglas Robb, D. M. Huston, J. Kalman, R. Weir, N. Yates, N. McLeod, L. Williams, J. Glennie, S. Osburne-Lilly, P. R. Ward, I. G. Phillips, and Misses Joyce Winstone, Gwen Ross, Nancy Thomson Winifred Tippetts, R. Webster, Vera MacKay, E. Colley, B. Harbutt, Peggy Hume, Barbara Taylor, Jean Carruth, Bobbie Payne, C. Somervell, R. Wiseman, Edna C(>x, M. Gamble, Eleanor Ingram, P. Horhe, P. Wallace, Brodziak, P. Coates, E. Coates, Betty Guest, M. B°pKs, Gray, Barbara Souter, Maida Leighton, Eva Simson, Mavis Ingram, Janet Tattersfield, Madeline Gorton, Linda de Renzy, E. K. Goulding. Evening Party. _ The bridge and mah jong .was continued in the evening. The following members were present:—Miss L. Clouston, president of St. Cuthbert's College, Mesdames S. J. Harbutt, Donald McKenzie, C. H. Leighton, E. W. Le Quesne, W. Z. Armstrong, H. W. Cloudrey, E. H. Cox, H. R. A. Vialoux, Vera Nicholas, and Misses Kathleen Wells, Nancy Anderson, Tory Johnston, Den. Taine, K. Melville, Ruth Watson, M. Shaw, Ruth Owen, G. Proce, Mary Wilson, Peggy Hume, Doreen Buttle, Mollie Grove, Dulcie Grove, Helen Wilson, Val White, B. Nicks, Nancy Grove, Phyllis Woods, Margaret Wilson, Joyce Nixon, Jean K. Bull, J. Wells, G. Bagnall, Ruth Chandler, J. Connett, Queenie Robson, N. Thompson, Gwen ' Ross, Ailsa Woods, Ruth Todd, Shirley Crump, Lorna Crump, Netta Simich. Nancy Paterson, Erna Wadingham, Mary Nicholson, Kathleen McFariand, Margaret Whittome, Margaret Wigglesworth, Pat Webb, Betty Wilson, Val Anderson, Roslind Fraser.

The prize winners were: — Contract bridge, Miss Kathleen WellsvSioetidn bridge. Miss Doreen Buttle; mah jonpr. Miss Val. Anderson; progressive games, Miss Phyllis Coates. r