Doctors & Wives at Garden Party

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 530, 6 December 1928, Page 4

Doctors & Wives at Garden Party

Dr. &Mrs C. E. Maguire Entertain at Home Yesterday afternoon Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Maguire grave a very enjoyable garden party at their home in the hospital grounds in honour of the members of the Auckland Division of the British Medical Association and their wives. The function followed the annual meeting of the B.M.A. and was mad© even more delightful by the brilliant summer day which favoured it. Tables were arranged around the lawns, which were attractive in their greenness against which the flowerbeds stood out in a wealth of colourful beauty. In the house, restful rooms were decked with tall vases of flowers, and tea was served in the dining-room, drawing-room and study. Mrs. Maguire was wearing a dainty frock of navy blue and ivory iigured georgette, mounted over a slip of pale orange crepe and softened with jabots of ivory georgette. Her liat was of small shape with a crown of soft orange silk and a navy blue brim. Among the guests were:— Lady Sinclair-Lockhart. who wore a navy blue draped frock of georgette touched with embroidery and a small navy blue hat with flat feather mounts in vivid blue. Lady Stringer, wearing a flounced frock of cyclamen pink and white georgette and a wide-brimmed hat of baagkok in a lose beige shade. ( Mrs. A. D. Campbell, who wore a draped frock of Viennese blue mariette with floral touches on a matching scarf cind a small cedar brown hat. Mrs. Hardie Neil, wiio had a frock of black georgette and lace under her navy blue silk coat, and wore a ilower-trimnied navy hat. Mis. W. 11. Parkes, whose gracefully draped frock of black georgette was lightly touched with gold stitchery and worn with a black liat. Mrs. J. Watson, in a two-tiered trock of gentian blue crepo faille with a close pattern of white flowers and a blue hat. Mrs. Tiarks, whose frock of delphinium blue and white crepe elise showed a flower patterning and was worn with a biack bangkok hat. Mrs. W. K. Wilson, who chose an ensemble suit of marie tte and corded silk repp in n deep raisin snade and wore with it a paler hat of small shape. Mrs. S. A. Stride, whose frock of ivory (crepe faille had vivid blue polka-dots scattered over it, and was worn with a shady hat of navy blue with vvliite-tipped blue feathers. Mrs. C. Trevithick, in a rose, blue and white patterned frock of crepe de chine with white tox Hh's and a small navy blue hat. Madame Edith Baird, whose frock of white french voile was patterned with roses and worn with a wide-brimmed black hat. Mrs. E. Williams, in a orocaded ensemble of putty-coloured satin and georgette and a navy blue hat with gold and blue relief. Mrs. Id. McDonald, who woie a beige frock of marie tte and a hat with osprey trimming. Mrs. 11. Partridge, wearing a jade green frock of georgette with gold chenille embroidery ana a green bangkok hat banded with velvet. Mrs. Tracy Inglis, whose frock was of gentian blue crepe faille and worn with a poinsettia red hat. Mrs. J. Alexander, w r ho wore a gold and brown figured georgette frock under a tiered coat of deep brown crepe faille with a feather-trimmed brown hat. Mrs. Walton, in a lacquer red patterned crepe de chine frock touched with beige ana a black coat and wide red liat. Mrs. .Kenneth Borden, who wore a reseda green maadette frock under a hat Uk C ° at With a eieeu black helmet

Mrs. E. H. Reid, whose ensemble of beige georgette ana lace was worn with a , natural bangkok hat banded with black ivelvet. Mrs. E. 11. Miisom, who chose a beige georgette ensemble, suit and wore with it a black hat with rose-tipped ospreys. Mrs. Murdoch Smith, in a frock of navy blue georgette, with beige ruulet embroidery on tne skirt showing a foundation of rose pink and a small felt liat. Mis. Buttle, in a floral frock of chiffon under a black georgette coat with a black hat. Mrs. Napier, in a tiered frock of black marie tte with white iurs and a velvet swathed hat of black crinoline Mrs. C. Uoidicutt, wearing a striiv*suit of black pleated satin with a jacket of scarlet satin heavily encrusteu with white embroidery and a black hut with cire relief. Wilson, in a geranium rose nock ox georgette wiui a shauy ci incline hat to tone. * U Mrs. Guiver, who wore a black ensemble ox georgette and a wide black hat. Mrs. Ashton, wno was in navy blue geoigette relieved with carnation pink ana a small navy blue nat. Mrs. Ernest Bavis, wearing a pleated ul amber vrepe lame and a close111ting sedge green hat. Mrs. It. Isaacs, whose frock of blue geoigette showed a flower design and was bS £“?. er a blapK BaUl ‘ cuat wiUi .v.ra. .vmston, who wore a draped truck ot navy onto georgette ana a cyclamen picture hat. cyclamen we “rf«S a black frock " iluc i“* ev<,u WHU ecru lace ana a bcibe aim brown OungKos hat. et*Li 10 wf VelmeUl tvracc.ornnca, Mouse toilaura \ V ‘ iJ ' cumene biue crepe ue chine , ail . OA hsnuu blue batik wrap and a small blue Loque, Y' ll ' who wore a beige llarSu'“ nd ,ace a “ a * a.m-r4^Srn I WiViJ[S r S£eS > « Pl vlv re oV it ,- ut \, bIEU;k • a.uis. V,'. c. Me Caw, in a juniper suit of fo a nmtch. Ule fcnaatt - ,vUh » kinau blue hat Ur. Gladys Rowley, who wore a navv hat U cliat:luDle ui hiariette with a navy Mrs. A. G. Talbot, whose coat of navy blue georgette was worn over a flowered ituck ot cmiion, with a navy hat Di. Duiouiy Crawley, wearing a flowered bme and white crepe ue cuine tiock and a white hat of visca straw. IVirs. W. E. a. Thomas, wiio ciiose a lotus rose hat to give co/our to her ensemble of black georgette. Mrs. G. Bawiora, wliose frock was of ficelle-till Led geoi gette with mechlin lace vvoin vvi |> a hat of black and beige, with a feather mount. Mrs. F. Eitchett, wearing a georgette frock with floral pattern, and a matching hat. Mrs. Goring Thomas, in an ensemble of black mariette with a rose-coloured hat. Dr. Gladys Montgomery, in a rose-pat-terned frock of crepe de chine, with an ivory hat of exotic straw. Mrs. Fairclough, who wore a floral patterned frock ol green and rose crepe de chine with a beige hat. Mrs. Eastbury, in a frock of absinthe green crepeUa with a small green hat to tone. Mrs. Gould, whose frock of vivid red crepe faille was worn with a black balibunlal hat. Mrs. Kinder, wearing an ecru-shaded ensemble suit and a shady white hat. Mrs. Eric \ ates, who wore a pleated skirt of geranium ruse crepe de chine, with a white embroidered jacket of rose shading and a small rose hat. Mrs. H. E. Yaile, in a frock of beige georgette with a wide-brimmed black sisol straw hat. Mrs. A. M. Ferguson, whose frock of black georgette and lace was worn with a small black liar trimmed with lace and cire ribbon. Mrs. H. M. Marier, wearing a black frock of georgette with panels of gold embroidery and a black hat with white fox furs. Mrs. W. H. Thomas, in a jumper suit of chartreuse green with a bankok hat to tone. Mrs. P. Cook (Masterton), wearing a black crepe elise frock with a flowered scarf and a rose-shaded hat. Mrs. Garrick Robertson, whose frock and wrap was of navy blue georgette worn with a close-fitting navy hat. Mrs. Keith Maeky, who wore a beige frock of georgette and lace, and a beige hat Mrs. Woolcott, in a blue georgette frock and a hat trimmed with blueshaded Howers. Mrs. Willis, who wore silver-grey crepe de chine and a black hat. Mrs. A. W. Perkins, whose black georgette ensemble had deep collar and cuffs of figured satin, and a black bat. Mrs. Roberton, wearing a frock of del-phinium-blue georgetr*. and an oyster and rose pink hat. Mrs. H. Fenton, in black satin maro-

cain, with panels of grey pleated geor- ! gette, and black hat. Miss M McDonald, in a petallod frock , of canton jade crepe de chine and a ; wide-brimmed hut. Miss V. Williams, who wore a pleated leaf green georgette frock hemmed with lotus pink and a wide green hat. Miss Isaacs, in an oriental patterned j frock of crepe de chine under a black ! cape, with a black osprey-plumed hat. Miss Janet Clarkson, wearing a spotted : frock of cherry and white crepe de chine i panelled with white, and a white felt hat of wide-brimmed shape. Miss Woolcott, wearing a jumper suit of ivory crepe de chine and an ivory hat. j Miss Gee, who wore a coral rose crepe ; faille frock under a black wrap with a: black hat. Miss Elsie Goldie, whose frock of mist j blue ring velvet was worn with white furs and a blue hat.

BRIDGE AT TE AROHA

WOMEN’S CLUB MEETS The Women’s Bridge Club at Te Aroha held its concluding bridge evening for the season on Tuesday, in the Parish Hall. Miss Frood and Miss Ford were the hostesses. The highest score for the evening was won by Mrs. Kenrick, and Mrs. Sneddon gained the highest number of points for the season. Among those present were: Mrs. Wvkes, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Vickers, Mrs. Law, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Merrington, Mrs. E. Wright, Mrs. H. Bliss, Mrs. G. Gilchrist, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Willcox. Mrs. Hunger, Mrs. Dempster, Mrs. McGirr, Mrs. Cochrane. Mrs. Kenrick, Mrs. Sneddon, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Frear, Miss Frood, Miss G. Wright, Miss E. Ray, Miss M. Matheson, Miss M. Frear. Miss Laurie, Miss Z. Montgomery, Miss Merrilees and Miss Ford.

QUAINT FAVOURS AT CHILDREN’S PARTY

All enjoyable party was given last Saturday afternoon by Mrs. J. Johnston, of Cheltenham Beach, for her two little daughters, Jacqueline and Betty. Competitions and dancing occupied most of the programme, and beautiful French favours were presented to each young guest before leaving Among those present were: Tess Carte-Lloyd. Enid Kelly, Rita Taylor, Dorothy Fergurson, Chloe Moore-Jones, Betty Wigg, Peggy Walker. Dorothy Seaman. Merle Wren, Dallas ■ Letherby. Elva Parr, Dorothv Cocks, Loma Roberts, Yvonne Oolnett, Marjory Young, Joan 1-lorspool. Mavis Kerr. Dorothy Kinkie. Pauline Ilbert, Xeville Pountney, Alison Braimner Doreen Bell-Booth, Joan McLeod and Cherry Wilson.