News For Women

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20905, 12 July 1933, Page 3

News For Women

(CONTINUED.) BRIDGE PARTY. The combined croquet clubs of Timaru held an evening bridge party on Monday in St. Mary's Parish Hall in aid of the funds of the Central Relief Society. A very enjoyable time was spent. St. Mary's Church lent the hall free, and the Timaru Gas Company heated the building and also made a generous donation. Those present included Mr and Mrs W. Taylor, Mr and Mrs M. H. Solomon, Mr and Mrs Hastie, Mr and Mrs K. Taylor, Mr and Mrs V. Keay, Mr and Mrs J. R. Little, Mr and Mrs J. A. Norrie, Mr and Mrs E. Darroch, Mr and Mrs D. Ashton. Mr and Mrs Ball, Mr and Mrs L. B. James, Mr and Mrs C. J. Martin, Mr and Mrs J. C. Davey, Mr and Mrs T. Stewart, Mr and Mrs Moyes, Mrs H. W. Hall, Mrs Huddleston, Mrs V. Panton, Mrs D. McLennan, Mrs W. D. Revell, Mrs Chapman, Mrs Winnington, Mrs Jackson, Mrs T. Huston, Mrs J. E. Cameron, Mrs Waterhouse, Mrs A. E. Lawrence, Mrs T. E. Holdgate, Mrs G. H. Andrews, Mrs Hitch, Mrs A. Huston, Mrs T. Jones, Mrs F. Oxford, Mrs N. Gabites, Mrs Piddington, Mrs C. S. Hammond, Mrs W.Thompson, MrsW. Connolly, Mrs W. Catter, Mrs W. S. Curr, Mrs F. A. Raymond, Mrs Tank, Mrs W. E. Baird, Mrs J. G. Johnston, Mrs R. V. Kennedy, Mrs J. Skinner, Mrs Field, Mrs Darby, Mrs Triggs, Mrs O. Gabites, Mrs J. Holden, Mrs J. Blue, Mrs Holland, Mrs Davies, Mrs F. Neale, Mrs T. W. Tayler, Mrs N. Cramond, Mrs J. Baird, Mrs J. G. Duncan, Mrs Wotherspoon, Mrs R. S. Gillies, Mrs Phil Ruston, Mrs L. Stanton, Mrs G. Gibb, Mrs E. Howden, Mrs F. M. Reid (Wellington), Mrs Bird, Mrs Bentley (Suva), Mrs H. Corbett (Auckland), Mrs Dick, Mrs J. R. Wright, Mrs Young, Mrs Hunt, Mrs F. S. Cave, Mrs Minifie, Mrs P. B. Foote, Mrs W. W. Garton, Mrs Patchett, Mrs Wills, Mrs T. W. White, Mrs Graham, Mrs A. W. Anderson, Mrs A. Shirtcliff, Mrs G. Taylor, Mrs G. Macfarlane, Mrs M. Vucetich, Mrs W. S. Blaikie, Mrs D. Hurst, Mrs Beckett, Mrs Tapp, Mrs F. King, Mrs Bell, Mrs G. Taylor, Mrs Gledhill, Mrs Tomlinson, Mrs S. Clark, Mrs J. R. Hart, Mrs Blue, Mrs Drennan, Mrs Malcolm, Mrs G. Vucetich, Mrs Adkins, Mrs Geddes, Mrs Runciman, Mrs J. Keay, Mrs S. Taylor, Mrs Brice, Mrs Cunningham, Mrs W. J. Smith, Mrs Cross, Mrs Chittock, Mrs Mason, Mrs Wurm, Mrs E. Cockroft, Misses O. Hassell, Huston, Strachan, Dunlop, Brice, Gabites, Simpson, A. Wilson, Hanan, Harte, Aimers, Nicholls Bird, Shanks (2), Crowle, Schmidt, Sunaway, Cowie", Clark, Arnott, Holdgate, D. Johnstone, M. McCaskill, Morgan, Stocker, Lane, Howell, Revell, L. Fussell, Macdonald, Baird, Donald, Davies, Crombie, McCann, Belle Morton, Joan Holdgate, Olga Hunt, Mary Stone, Enid Patchett, Olive Edgington. Mary Martin, Marjorie Heasley, Edna Graham, Molly Cave, Messrs C. J. le Cren and G. Hart.

BEQUESTS MADE. ESTATE OF MRS MINNIE CATCHPOLE. AUCKLAND, July 11. Under the will of Mrs Minnie Catchpole, wife of Mr Joseph Catchpole, of Ponsonby, several public bequests are made, subject to life interests in favour of Mrs Catchpole's brothers and sisters. The legacies comprise £IOOO to St. Andrew's Anglican Church, Pukekohe, and £SOO to each of the following: All Saints' Church, Ponsonby: St. Mary's Homes, Otahuhu; the St. John Ambulance Association; and the Papatoetoe Orphan Home.