CAMBRIDGE CROQUET CLUB

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3237, 24 November 1934, Page 6

CAMBRIDGE CROQUET CLUB

On Wednesday the Cambridge Croquet Club held an “At Home/’ and a very enjoyable time was spent between the showers. The president, Mrs W. H. Hall, welcomed the visitors from other clubs and hoped they would all have successful seasons. She apologised for the absence of several Cambridge members, who, being indisposed or away on holiday, rvero unable to be present, especially mentioning one of their vice-presidents, Mrs E. S. Murray, who has been ill for some time. Mrs Butler then played the first ball through the hoop and the greens were declared open. Progressive croquet was played, the last round just finishing as the rain came down in torrents, everybody seeking the shelter of the pavilion. Target was also indulged in and proved most popular. The prize-winners were: Progressive A, Miss Jones; ®B, Mrs Lcndrurn, both of Claudelands. Target, Mrs G. B'. Simpson. Hidden number, Mrs 0. Gane.

j The tea table was prettily decorated with blue and white flowers, the club colours. The visitors present were:— Mrs Lendrum and Misses Jones (Claudelands), Mesdames Pearce, Tucker, Gane, Glanville (Domain), J. W. Garland, B. S. Hanna, A. E. Peppercorn, T. Hounslow, C. S. Baker, W. E. Godfrey and Perkins (Leamington). Other visitors were: Mesdames Chitty, Davys, Allen, A. Gane, Aldrich (Hamilton), Young, Hall, Haworth, Hooker, Simpson, A. Richardson, G. Bell, Wil-

son, Clayton, McEwen (Tamahere), H. Ferguson, Peterson, Russell, Laurent, and Glover; Mr and Mrs Coltman (Auckland) and Miss Ellis.

KAIPAKI GUILD ENTERTAINED A very pleasant afternoon tea was given by Mrs C. W. Clark, of Queen Street, for the Kaipaki Ladies' Guild. The drawing-room was artistically arranged with sweet peas, stocks and roses. Mrs Clark received her guests wearing a wine floral georgette frock. Those present from Kaipaki were: Mesdames Goodwin, J. C. Wallis, Finley, Searlc, Boyd, J. -Soarle, and Miss Wallis. Also Mrs Payzo, Mrs B. Cou- i per and Miss Cox, of Cambridge. I

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