HAMILTON NOTES

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 417, 27 July 1928, Page 5

HAMILTON NOTES

(From, Our Own. Correspondent) GOLF AND BRIDGE Yesterday the Middlemore women golfers had a most enjoyable day’s golf on the Hamilton links, when they played a team of Hamilton women. The visitors were captained by Miss Reid, the team being Miss E. Culling, Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. J. Wilson, Miss M. McFarlane, Mrs. Abbott, Miss F. Rathbone and Miss 13. McGovern. The Hamilton players were Mrs. Mander, Mrs. Guy, Miss Wilkinson, Mrs. Gower. Mrs. E. Bay, Mrs. Milfc'oy and Mrs C. Bennett. Singles and foursomes were played, the visitors winning all the singles but two, and three of the foursomes, the fourth game ending all square. As a finale to a delightful day’s golf the committee of the Hamilton Golf Club arranged a bridge party lor the visiting players. The bridge took the form of a team’s match —Aliddlemore v. Hamilton. The party was held in the lounge o! the Lyceum Club, the decorations being bowls of early daffodils and roses.

The hostess was Mrs. Pat Stewart, the president of the Hamilton Club. The players were Mesdames Rainger. Seaville. J. Wilson. Abbott, Hodges, from Auckland; Mesdames H. Douglas. H. T. Gillies. T. Fraser, W. 11. Hume. G. Gower, A. E. Cox, Mander. E. Bay, R. Worley, R. Guy, H. C. Ross, A. Joll. E. Mears, P. Stewart, T. Milroy, Misses B. McGovern. Reid. Rathbone. E. Culling, M. McFarlane, from Auckland; Misses M. Stevens, K. Hammond. M. Wilkinson.

BRIDGE FOR HOW ARB LEAGUE Rast evening the committee of the Howard Reague arranged a bridge party in aid of funds for prison reform at Mrs. H. Valder’s home at Edingthorpe. The large billiard room was decorated with jonquils and bowls of violets and shaded primulas. There were 10 tables arranged for bridge. A delightful supper had been provided by the committee, the committee being, president. Mr. Be Ra Mare; hon. secretary. Mi's. E. English; and committee. Mrs. Whitehorn, Miss E. Bowrie and Miss M. Valder. Mrs. M. Valdei*, the hostess, received her guests wearing a frock of burgundy red velvet. Miss M. Valder was in alice blue crepe de chine. Those present were: Mesdames PI. Douglas, Valder, senr., G. Smith, E. Gresham, J. Page, W. B. Ross, J. B. Smith, E. P. Cowles, W. H. Stevens, Whitehorn, P. Stevgns, E. English. Coventry, Sinclair, Arthur, Shirley, A. Griffiths, F. Jolly, R. Worley, Misses M. Chadwick, F. Jolly, V. Watts. A. Coventry, K. Cowie, G. Eggleston. E. Hammond. M. Valdei\ The prize winners were Miss E. Hammond and Mrs. R. Worley. POST AND TEREGRAPPI BARR The Regent Ballroom, with its many coloured streamers and a huge bunch of gay balloons, made a most effective setting for the Post and Telegraph ball on Tuesday night. The floor was excellent fox* dancing and the Regent Orchestra provided the music. Buring the evening an exhibition of the Yale Blues by Miss Gladys Bepz and her partner was given. The hostess, Mrs. Rees, received her guests in a vei'y pretty fi'ock of cherry georgette. The members of the committee were: Mrs. Colvin, who wore jade georgette and silver. Mrs. Elmsley, turquoise blue, with diamante. Mrs. Hendry, almond green, beaded with gold. Mrs. Buchanan, in gentian blue tarfeta.

Mrs. Graham, shrimp pink georgette. Miss King, black panne velvet, with silver. Miss Rutherfurd, blue taffeta shot with silver. Miss Jamieson, black ring velvet and georgette. Miss Davys, ivory georgette frock. Miss Hamlin, frock of black georgette. Miss Steward, black panne velvet frock. Others present were: Mrs. Webb, sea green panne velvet. Airs. Guthrie, .•Auckland, ivory crepe de chine and lace. Airs. Meadow, gold and ivory embossed

georgette. Miss Rewis, parma violet panne velvet. Miss C. Tisch, alice blue georgette. Miss Eartrum, black ring velvet. Miss G. Hodgson, burgundy red chiffon velvet. Miss M. Dowd, black taffeta frock. Miss Patterson, peach flowered taffeta. Miss L. Saunders, frock of ivory georgette. Miss M. Totman, soft blue georgette. Miss M. Tombs, champagne crepe de chine. Miss D. Bain, briar rose beaded georgette. Miss A. Bain, fuchsia tinted crepe de chine. Miss D. Wheeler, jade and silver georgette. Miss N. Lulman, beaded black georgette. . Miss Hunter, tangerine georgette frock. Miss I. Andrews, frock of ivory georgette. Miss Muriel Barber, iris georgette frock. . , .. . Miss AT. Bradley, shell pink georgette. Miss P. Bradley, black ring velvet. Miss M. Whelan, frock of cerise georSe jnss S. Wright, japonica and shell pink taffeta. A . ... Miss V. Cann. mle green taffeta, -with georgette tiny petals. Miss D. Sweeney, powder blue georgette and charmeuse. Aliss N. Fitzgerald, apple green georgette, embroidered in crystal. Aliss AlcCluskie, primrose georgette and lace. Aliss N. Brown, wistaria mauve georffeMiss Z. Mason, buttercup yellow geor'Willis, iris mauve georgette and diamante.

Aliss Hamlin, peach pink geoi'gette. Aliss B. Compton, jade green taffeta. Aliss Feilding, gold lace and lame. Aliss Veats, alice blue soft satin. Aliss D. Smith, rose taffeta. Aliss E. Leather, parchment and gold georgette. _ , _ , Aliss AI. Hollow, period frock of black Aliss* Alawson, shell pink georgette and Si Allss M. Burrell, jade crepe de chine and silver lace. _ , Aliss R. Fitzgerald, powder blue crepe de chine. Aliss AT. Shaw, deep .mauve georgette. Miss G. Benz, gold lame frock. Aliss AI. Nolan, honey coloured georH. Ingpen, turquoise blue georSe Miss M. Howden, hydrangea blue georgette. Miss I. Pratt, jade taffeta. Miss Johnstone, primrose georgette, 61 Aliss black taffeta, banded in rainbow shades. Miss N. Fitzgerald, apple green georSe M&s M.' Johns, briar rose taffeta frock.