HELD AT “RIVERLAW.”

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20280, 14 April 1934, Page 15

HELD AT “RIVERLAW.”

Bridge Party for British Sailor’s Society. OPAWA GUILD’S EFFORT. “ Riverlaw,” St Martins, the beautiful home of Colonel the Hon G. J. Smith and Mrs Smith, was lent by them last night to the Opawa Ladies* Guild of the British Sailors’ Society for a bridge party in aid of the society’s funds. Play both of contract and auction took place in the drawing-room and billiards room, bowls of beautiful roses and dahlias being used as decorations. Mrs Smith, who is a past president of the society, always takes an interest in its affairs. The party was arranged by Mrs J. K. Stuart, the present president, with the help of members of her committee. The players included:—Air and Airs F. H. Polhill, the Rev and Airs A. C. Watson, Air and Airs W. Al’Donald, Mesdames O. C. Harley, H. A. Young, S. O’Loughlin. J. A. Tait, S. J. Ellis, AI. Tnylor, J. H. Kane, W. Copeland, G. T. Lucas, J. W. Hillary, J. Scott, A. Ferguson, H. J. Allison, Hudson, M. Reeves, J. Todhunter, C. Buchanan, A. C. Falconer, J. A. Blyth, G. B. Alorgan, Alan Brown, B. B. Irwin, A. Al’Dowell, G. S. Cowper, R. Bell, Aliases Harley, Gregor (2), Wills (2), M. Reid. Joan Hillary, Ethel ATorten, Dorothy Dixon, Jean Erwin, Youngman (2), Shepherd. Taylor, A. and H. Fraser, J. and F. Laurenson, S. and R. Foster, R. Freeman, A. Fairbairn, D. Young, G. Wright, O. Sapsford, Vera Rogers, Dorothy Bates and Mr G. A. At. Hilson.