GRAMMAR OLD GIRLS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 167, 18 July 1938, Page 10

GRAMMAR OLD GIRLS.

CARDS AND DANCING.

JUBILEE FUNDS BENEFIT.

In aid of funds for the jubilee celebrations a dance and bridge evening was given by Mrs. C. F. Gardner at her home in Titirangi on Saturday night. Songs were given by Mrs. Parry and Mr. Bob Parry, and ta'p dancing by Mr. T. Wilding. The accompanist wa« Miss Mildred Spargo. Dance music was etipplied by Miss Dorothy McCallum. Mies Betty Wigg wae the winner of the Monte Carlo and bridge prizes were won by Mre. Thorn, Mrs. Howie, Mies Beverley England, Miss Jeanette Hall, Mrs. Fahey, Mr. Ken. Aimer and the Rev. W. P. Hankin.

Among those present were: Meedames A. M. Nicholson, Brooke-Taylor, Laing, Wilding, Leighton, Lionel McGregor, Allan Wallace, Peter Edmond, Noble, Elliot, G. Kerr, Thorn, Howie, F. Ward, Waygood, Runciman, M. Alexander, K. Ainier, L. Rowe, Fahey, Miller, Dr. Hilda Xorthcroft, Mi-wee C. F. Hull, Cunningham, Shepherd, Betty Kerr, Betty Crump, Kath Gardner, Louise Gardner, Audrey Martin, Mvrtle Burnt*. D. Badley, M. Wells, J. Holmes, J. Levick, M. Severne, L. Bethell, Alice Fox, M. Bethell, B. Page, X. Harris, P. Croeher, J. Barker, J. Walters, C. Butcher, J. Barrett, Cunningham, Doll Collins, Xancy Kerr, Peggy Folvery, Leonore Wilkie, Violet Ward, Mary Gardner, Moira Crump, Jessie Alexander, Joan Crossland, E. M. Davis, Stubbe, Gwen Spargo, Muriel Jackson, Jeanette Hall. Dive (2), Mildred Spargo, F. E. McDonald, Ivy Hutson, B. Griereon, Potter.