BRIDGE PARTY

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21315, 7 November 1934, Page 2

BRIDGE PARTY

MANY VISITORS ENTERTAINED

To afford town and country members an opportunity of meeting their friends under very pleasant conditions, the committee of the Queen's Club arranges a reception during each racing carnival held in Christchurch. This year the cup week gathering took the form of a bridge party, which was held last evening in the club's comfortable reception rooms in Cathedral square. The decorations were carried out in arum lilies, peonies, and aquilegias, and the .supper, table was gay with beautiful roses. Those present were Mrs George Helmorc. Mrs Heathcotc Gray, Mrs John Grigg. Mrs H. S. Lawrence, Mrs Charles Beadel, Mrs Harold Johnston, Mrs Jack Anderson, Mrs T. Y. Wardrop, Mrs J Mowbray Tripp. Mrs Marmaduke Bethel I. Mrs M. H. Godby, Miss Blanche Sanders, Mrs Fergus j Paterson. Mrs R. C. Jamieson, Mrs P. I L. Porter. Mrs J. Leslie Will, Mrs T. ! L. Cowliihaw. Miss E. Aitken. Miss ! Harley. Mis& D. Anderson, Mrs R. ! E. McDougall. Mrs R. W. Anderson, 1 Mrs W. H. Clark. Mrs E. R. Webb, j Mrs O. T. J. Alpers, Mrs Hector Smith ! (Hawke's Bay). Mrs R. C. Fowler, Mrs !J. Morris. Mrs J. M. Turnbull, Miss i Joan Lee. Miss Rita Cracroft Wilson, I Miss Helen Denniston, Mrs Maitland ! Rich. Mrs Henry Wood. Mrs Russell i Beals. Mrs Bernard Wood <Here- ! taunga). Mrs Howard Booth (Carter- ; ton)," Mrs R. S. Hunter Blair, Mrs E. i T. Reece. Mrs B. E. 11. Whiteombe, Mrs I A. K. Firth. Mrs R. W. Morrow, Mrs | P. Stanley Foster, and Mrs J. F. DunS can.

PARTY AT RICCARTON Mr and Mrs P. J. Dugan (Upper Riccarton) held an enjoyable party at their home to assist the "green house" at the forthcoming fete in aid of the Sisters of the Mission building fund. Donations were received from Mrs J. Twomey and Mr Parera. Euchre prizes 'were won by Miss E. Harrow and Ml' Robinson, consolation prizeswere awarded to Miss J.' Rosser and Mr H. Hawke, and Mr D. A. Withers was the winner of a guessing competitor : Music for dancing was supplied by ! Miss J. Rosser. | Amongst those present were Mesi dames P. J. Dugan. W. Rosser. J. A. ! Crawford, D. Withers, T. Sloan, Misses J. Rosser. C. Dugan, E. Harrow, Messrs P. J. Dugan, W. Rosser, J. A. Crawford, M. Earnshaw, S. A. Edwards, M. Robinson, H. Hawke. C: Harrow, P. Jesson, E. Sheehan, F. Blakemorej D. !A. Withers, T. Sloan, R. Grant, A. j Lowe. J. Lowe, P. Dugan, and P. | Sheehan. j MORNING TEA PARTY i At the invitation of Miss Viola Maci millan Brown, Miss Margaret Anderj son and Miss Eve Poison, a number ! of their friends inspected the exhibition of the New Zealand Society of j Artists, in the Art Gallery, Durham street, yesterday morning. Morning tea was served in i.he committee room, where the tables were bright with bowls of roses. Amongst those present were Mr and Mrs S. Page, Mr and Mrs F. Bicknell, Mrs John Anderson and Miss D. Anderson. Mrs J. Morris, Mrs Hastings Bridge, Mrs James Hight and Miss Dorecn Hight, Mrs Gordon Coull. Mrs F. Wilding and Miss Cora Wilding, Mrs Sholto Douglas, Mrs McPhail iDunedin), Miss J. Way, Miss Bethell, Miss A. Way, Mrs F. Sinclaire. Mrs L. S. Manning and Misses_ Vida and Marjorie Manning, Miss Alice Candy, Mrs T. T. Thompson and Miss Eunoe Thompson, Mrs H. Bicknell, Mrs Cecil Kelly, Mrs A. V. Winchester. MrsPeter Wood, Mrs P. L. Porter. Miss Secretan, Miss Bolton, Mrs Stewart Mair, Mrs F. S. Grant, Mrs W. H. Rhodes, Mrs Leicester Webb. Mis? Dorothy Cliryslall, Miss Maberley Beadel, Miss Phoebe Wreaks, Mrs Dundas Walker.