ST. MARY'S OLD GIRLS
When the old girls -of 'St. 'Mary s College and their friends gathered at the College Assembly Hall for the annual bridge party a cheerful atmosphere greeted them, created by a glowing log fire at one end of the hall, and a stage charmingly decorated with large jardinieres of-spring blossoms at the other end. This cheery atmosphere as the evening proceeded helped to make the party the success it proved to be, both socially and. financially. A delicious home-made supper- was I served. . • ■ ■ _ . .. The committee responsible for the arrangements comprised Miss E. Emerson, secretary (in black taffetas), Mrs. W J Pratley, assistant secretary (wine velvet), Mrs. McClune (French velvet and gold lame), Miss D. Milner (winegfeorgette), Miss D. Dealy (gold lame and black satin),. Mrs. B. Weyburne, jun. (briarwood velvet and gold lame),-Mrs. EgertbnPegg (peach lace), Mrs. Villers ■ (prune georgette.. -with contrasting sash), Miss A. Paterson (pale blue frock). . . "Prizes were won as follows:—Contract (highest score), Mrs. Sampson hidden scores,. Mr- Jack Jessup and Mrs. Thornton; low hidden score, : Mrs. G.Villers., The players present included Mr. -nd Mrs.'Carmbdy, Mr. and Mrs. Egger;ion Pegg, Mr. and Mrs. Luxton, Mr. and Mrs. McClune, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pratley, Mr. and Mrs. E. Glenn,: Mr. and Mrs..M. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. W. Fellows, Mesdames Sampson, Hodgkins • Thornton, Roberts, G. Villers, Heenan, Stevens, Hiddler, jun., Riddler, sen., Derinis, H. Sullivan, O'Brien, Southward, Madame dv Flou, B. Weyburne, sen., Peare, L. H, C. Smith. R. Allen, H. Redican, Fennessy, G. Kay, Nichol, Burns, Gardiner, Kelly, Osbaldstone, Ellis, W. Gilbert, E. Micklewright Coll&s; Misses C. Sullivan, L. O'Donoghue, K. Williams, D. Dealy, L. O'Brien, Gainer (3), Davis (2), Mudie, A. Patterson, Duggan, R. Cameron, E. Emerson, K. and R. Brennan, M. Kay. D. and S. Milner, D. and E. Hunter, M. O'Neil, Quinlivan, M. Gardiner, Leatham, I. Walsh,. Messrs. Jack Jessup, Pat Bullet, H. Sullivan, and Gardiner. ' ' ■
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 63, 11 September 1937, Page 18
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316ST. MARY'S OLD GIRLS Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 63, 11 September 1937, Page 18
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