A BRIDGE PARTY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23512, 24 November 1939, Page 13

A BRIDGE PARTY

AFTERNOON FUNCTION SOCIETY'S FUNDS AIDED An enjoyable bridge party was heic! at George Court's tea rooms yesterday afternoon to aid the fiends for the work of the Rev. E. G. Moreton and his Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society. The convener was Mrs. H. E. Burton, assisted by Mrs. M. Dixon, the former presenting Mrs. Moreton with a basket of roses. Mr. Moreton, who was also present, spoke briefly of the wojk of his society. , r Among those present were:—Mrs. R. Martin, Mrs. A. Byrne, Mrs. E. A. Allan Mrs. J. Dearlove, Mrs. V. Eyals, Mrs. M. Dixon, Mrs. R. Askew, Mrs. Whyte, Mrs. Mrs. Oswald, Mrs. M. J. Beath, Mrs. w. Aldred, Mrs. H. Walker. Mrs. J. Hobbs, Mrs F. Scale, Mrs. F. Brewis, Mrs. R. Brewis Mrs. Cyril Crump, Mrs. J. B. Grove, Mrs. W. Newman, Mrs. E. A. Hitchings Mrs. R B M. Miller, Mrs. Key van, Mrs. Brockway Mrs. .A. McCullough, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs! L. Bewcs, Mrs. 8.. H -^°™ ey \?i rs - £ Middlcbrook. Mrs. Cone Why l ®. Mrs. R. Ross, Mrs. G. Spinks, MrsM. G Webster Mrs. A. E. Macartney, Mrs. G. F. Under wood Mrs. S. Anderson, Mrs. A. J. Gaily, Mrs. E. de Montalk, Mrs. J. R. * r ™. S. J. Shore, Mrs. E. Shore. Mrs. J. Kcttcrinzham Mrs. H. Gough, Mrs. R. A. Shep hprfi Mrs L. E. Doyle, Mrs. Merson. Mrs. Dwy'er. Mrs. Haslie, Mrs. Hollis, Mrs. P°° • Mrs'. H. Biggs, Mrs. P. Eason, - Middleton. Mrs. C. Hughes, Mrs. I). Clark, "Mr* F Thompson, Mrs. R. McMillan, ..Mrs. F Allen Mrs. B. Passmore, Mrs. M. Stewart, Mrs A.' Jones. Mrs. .T. Parkes Mrs. W. TTincr Mrs M. Rocers, Mrs. Read, Mrs. Sampson Mrs E. Eccles. Mrs, M Dynes (Christchurch), Mrs. L. Tustain, runes' Cnmnhell Mrs. L. Asher, Mrs. J. V°rnes, Mrs. L. Clark. Mrs. W. Wray, Mrs. J. Ragg, ■Kfro ~\ B Cowperthwaite, Mrs. M. Hender- ™.' ilk 1 S? Poison. Miss McWi ji» E Peston, Miss J. Hammond, Miss A. E. i Brewer, Misa von Zalinsky.