DELIGHTFUL MUSIC

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1937, Page 18

DELIGHTFUL MUSIC

SUCCESSFUL RECEPTION

Miss Ruby McDonald, formerly of Wellington, who has been ten years in New York, where she was a successful musician, her special work being that of a violin conductor, gave a delightful reception at the Hotel St. George last night.

There were plenty of flowers about in the comfortable lounge, and Miss McDonald played her much-appreciated selections from a low platform which was adorned with a pink-shaded lamp. She wore a dainty frock of pink and ivory taffeta with a petal-flounced skirt and bodice of pink georgette. A bouquet of flowers in the same charming shades was presented to her. v

Mrs. W. H. Gledhill and Mrs. Charles McDonald were hostesses for the occasion, and were assisted by Mr. -McDonald and Misses Pat Gledhill and Marjorie Anscombe.

Among the many guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Oxenham, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gledhill, Mrs. A. .B. Gibbons, Mrs. A. W. Pyne, Mrs. F. Gentry, Mrs. H. S. Higgs, Mrs. Flintoff; Mrs. Webb-Jones, Mrs. Goodson, Misses Jordan (2), Mrs. Frazer, Miss F. Fitzgerald, Miss Imelda Fama, Mrs. Martin Hewitt, Misses McKeown, Mrs. J. Pow, Mrs. Hugh Robertshaw, Miss Violet Lamacroft, Mr. H. F. Wood, Miss Flanagan, Miss Laurie Anderson, Mrs. J.; A. Doctor, Mrs. Hampton Brown, Miss Mary Butler, Miss Ruth Putnam, Miss T. Vickers, Signor and Mrs. A. P. Truda, Mrs. Gyles, Miss Pauline Stowey, Miss Eileen Clark, Miss Maurice O'Connor, Mrs. Lynch, Miss Gillespie, Mrs. E. A. R. Jones, Mrs. Casserley, Miss Christie, Mr. J. J. McGrath, Mrs. Holland O'Regan, Miss Kathleen Fuller, Miss Dennehy, Miss Josie Doyle, Mrs. V. Sutherland. Mrs. G. Castle, and Miss N. G. Donovan.