BRIDGE AFTERNOON
AID FOR PLUNKET FUNDS Organised by Mrs. D. R. Welch and Mrs. C. E. Wilson, a successful bridge afternoon was held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Ngaruawahia, recently, in aid of the local Plunket funds. Mrs. Wilson presented prizes to the following: Highest score, Mrs. W. Cavanagh; runner-up, Mrs. Caldwell; hidden number, Mrs. Littleproud and Mrs. Sodersten. Those present were: —The Mayoress. Mrs. P. Eyre, Mrs. H. J). Sampson, Mrs. G. 13. lsdalc, Mrs. Baker (Sydney), Mrs. J. 1). Joy, Mrs. Littleproud, Mrs. F. Hall. Mrs. H. Soderstcn, Mrs. H. Rogers, Mrs. W. Cavanagh, Mrs. Dakly, Mrs. C. E. Moir, Airs. W. G. Adams, Mrs. Ciochetta, Mrs. E. N. D'Arcy, Mrs. W. McGruer, Mrs. W. Paterson, Mrs. A. Cameron, Mrs. S. S. Saulbrcv, Mrs. H. Doll, Mrs. H. J. Sampson, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. E. Masters, Mrs. R. Duxfield. Mrs. R. B. McLaren, Miss J. Wilson, Miss K. Cavanagh, Miss E. Saulbrcv, Miss Faulder (Auckland), Miss E. Gerrand, Miss/1. Gerrand.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22671, 8 March 1937, Page 3
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