EW PLYMOUTH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIII, Issue 7, 18 August 1909, Page 64

EW PLYMOUTH.

August 13. Bridge. This week the fortnightly meeting of the Ladies’ Bridge Club was held at Mrs. Leslie Webster’s, and the prizes were won by Misses Fitzherbert and E. Bayley, Mrs. A. Jones receiving the “booby.” Mrs. Webster received her guests in a golden brown chiffon taffetas, cream net blouse, pale blue silk ceinture; Mrs Percy Webster, black chiffon taffetas skirt, eream silk and lace blouse; Mrs. Heard, black taffetas, with cream silk blouse; Mrs. A. Jones, reseda green silk, with cream and pink floral guimpe; Miss Bedford, white embroidered muslin; Mrs Fitzherbert, black silk; Miss Fitzherbert, blaek silk, Teal lace berthe; Miss A. Hempton, navy blue silk relieved with white; Mrs. W. Newman, blaek silk; Mrs. Kimbell, brown chiffon taffetas; Mrs. C. Webster, brown and white crepe de chine, trimmed with rich cream lace; Mrs. Simpson, cream rich blouse, with pink floral guimpe trimming, black silk skirt; Mrs. Collins, grey flowered muslin finished with lace; Mrs. Meldrum, cream silk; Miss Bayley, cream voile; Miss Webster, black taffetas, cream net blouse; Miss L. Webster, cream silk, pale blue ceinture; Mrs. gladden, cream net and laee blouse, black silk skirt; Miss Thomson, rose pink silk; Miss S. Thomson, cream silk blouse, black skirt. A Dance. Another of MiSs Bedford’s dances eventuated last Wednesday in the Brougham-street Hall, and it being a fine night, there was a good attendance. The table was prettily decorated with pale pink camellias and peach blossom. Amongst those present were: Miss Bedford, black chiffon taffetas, Directoire gown, finished with silk passementerie; Miss D. Bedford, cream silk; Miss M. Clarke, very pretty cream chiffon taffetas, with chiffon chemisette; Miss Bradbury, pale pink mouselline de soie; Miss J. Fraser, cream taffetas decolletage finished with gold guimpe; Miss C. Macklow (Auckland), very pretty pale pink satin charmeuse, with pink ribbon on coiffure; Miss Skinner, cream embroidered crepe de chine; Mrs. Walker,

cream silk veiled in cream net with pale blue chenille spot, folded pale blue velvet berthe; Mrs. Rollo, turquoise silk, gold braid of Grecian design on hem of sk>rt; Miss Brewster, cream net, pale pink ceinture; Miss McAUum, cream voile, tangerine bands of silk on squarecut corsage; Miss Hanna, turquoise silk, finished with cream lace; Miss N. Manna, cream silk, finished with gold guimpe; Miss Capel, cream chiffon taffetas; Miss N. Capel, white muslin, black velvet, ribbon sash; Miss M. Robinson looked sweet in scarlet silk trimmed with dead gold guimpe; Miss Brown turquoise blue silk finished with cream silk; Miss Saxon, pale blue'muslin; Miss Deatham, cream crepe de chine; Miss Kyngdon, canary coloured silk with Directoire sash; Miss Dempsey, cream silk, black velvet sash; Miss Fookes, cream silk; Miss G. Fookes looked well in black taffetas, cream net chemisette; Miss O. Mackay, white muslin, blue floral ribbon sash; Mrs. Bannister, pale blue muslin; Misses Fenton, cream voile trimmed with niched ribbon; Mrs. Penn, very pretty pale blue satin eharmeuse, with front panel profusely tucked in horizontal lines; Miss Colson, white muslin, pale blue ceinture; Miss Kirkby, pale green crystalline, with silver sequin trimming arranged in designs of lovers’ knots; Miss O. Kirkby. cream silk, blue floral ribbon sash; Miss Ray, pale blue messaline, with silver sequined berthe. Bridge Party. Miss Flossie Evans gave a small but very enjoyable bridge party at the Vicarage last Thursday evening. The prizes were won by Miss Bradbury, Mrs. W. Saxon, and Miss Saxon. Supper was served in the dining-room, the table decorations being pale yellow nasturtiums. Among those present were: Misses Leatham, King, Saxon, Bedford, Bradbury, Douglas, and Messrs, Saxon, Mathews, Johnson, Eastes, Prichard and Dr. Blackley. NANCY DEE.