THE SOCIAL ROUND.
Gatherings Held in Town and Suburbs. PARTY AT CASHMERE. Mrs F. W. J. May. Cashmere Hills, entertained a number of friends at an enjoyable bridge partv on Wednesday afternoon. The drawing-room was decorated with bowls of chrysanthemums and red roses. The prize-winners were Mrs R. A. Campbell, Mrs G. Ilolford and Mrs Owen Raker. Those present were: Mesdames G. Holford, J. Scott-Baker. H. E. Parson* son,. R. A. Campbell, D. Richardson, Allan Reid. R. H. Hamilton, Owen Baker, Trevor Hawkes, A. G. W. Spar row, lan M’ Intyre. G. L. M’Clure and Williams, Misses Mary Scarvell, May Thacker and Gregg. Back-to-Childhood Dance. The ladies’ committee of the Veterans’ Association was responsible for an enjoyable back-to-childhood and fancy dress dance held on Tuesdav evening. Mr Donovan was M.C. Prizes were won by the following:—Back-to-child hood. Miss M. Scarff and Mr Donovan: most original fancy dress, Mrs Powell (Old Timer) and Mr L. Ilitchings (Old Black Joe) ; best dressed lady, Mrs Collins (Spanish Lady) and Miss Clare Brown (Russian!. Others present were:—Mesdames Powell, Terry. Collins. Pepper, Wallis. Leslie, Donovan, Hardcastle, Roberts. Cullen, E. Hughes, Birch. Martin i.ntf Scarff. Misses Betty Terry. Dorothy Green, Mary Scarff, Beryl Scarff, Daphne Buchanan, Jovce Collins. Clare Brown. Gene Collins, Olga Hartley. Ida Hartley. R Knights, G. Collins, Helen Powell Myra Powell, Joyce Cullen. Betty Ituscn. Shirley Blease, Joan Scott. Violet Stare. D. Matheson and I<\ Rogers. Messrs W. Scarff. A. Hussey. J. Pepper, S. G. Leslie, W. Powell. ser\., L. Hltchings, G. Cresswell, G. Tyler, G. Price. A. Dowler, C. Fletcher. R. J. Roberts. A. Fowlds, E. W. Moody, E. Fitzsimmons. E. Hartley, AI. Murphy and J Martin.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20285, 20 April 1934, Page 9
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