CAMBRIDGE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 17, 26 October 1910, Page 63

CAMBRIDGE.

October 22. Bridge. Ou Thursday’ evening Mrs. A. H. Nicoll entertained a few friends at Bridge, when a most enjoyable time was spent. Aire. Nicoll was wearing a very pretty soft white embroidered muslin gown; Mrs. Scott, creme voile 'trimmed with silk embroidered insertion and yoke and sleeves of tucked net; Mrs. Caldwell, black and white spotted chiffon with border of pink roses over white glace, bodice made in fiehu style, with yoke and sleeves of rich white lace outlined in pale blue; Mrs (Or.) Roberts, white silk blouse trimmed with white and silver embroidery, and black silk skirt; Miss Gwynneth, black silk and net gown. Mrs. Farnall gave a most enjoyable little bridge party’ on Tuesday evening in honour of her guest, Mrs. Goodhue, of Parnell. Mrs. Farnall was wearing black silk, the bodice (trimmed with white point lace; Mrs. Goodhue, black chiffon taffeta with transparent yoke and sleeves of black allover laee; Miss Gwynneth, grey paillette silk trimmed with silver 'tissue and black brocade; Miss Gavey, white embroidered muslin blouse, and creme serge skirt. Mrs. Farnall has been giving a series of small bridge and musical evenings during the 'time Mrs. Goodhue has been with her.

On tile Links. Amongvst the onlookers at golf on Wednesday were: .Mrs. Haydon (of the Argentine), Airs. Goodhue (Parnell), Miss Fra ter (Parnell), Mrs. Seddou (Auckland), Miss Nicholson (Auckland), Mrs. C. Hunter, Mrs. R. J. Roberts, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Couper, Mrs. Farnall, Mrs. 11. Crowther, Mrs. (Dr.) Roberts, Miss Gwynneth, Miss M. Roberts, Mr. AL Runciman (the Argentine). Rugby Union Ball. The first annual ball of the Cambridge Rugby Union was held in the Town Hall last night, and passed off most successfully. Mr. Isherwood had charge of the arrangements, Air. Al. Roberts was M.C., Mr. J. Byrne assistant AI.C., Air. James AlcNeish hon. see., and Messrs. AlcVeagh, Gardner, and Alartyn introducing committee. The supper arrangements were in charge of Airs. (Dr.) Edmonds, assisted by Alesdames Altuell, Potts, Alartyn, Haveloek-Green, and Stone. A lovely supper was provided, and the table decorations were quite unique, and were carried out by Airs, and Miss Veale. Excellent music was provided by Stevens’ Orchestra, from Hamilton. Amongst some of those I noticed were: Airs. (Dr.) Edmonds, black silk and lace gown with spray of scarlet geranium on corsage; Aire. J. Martyn, black crepe de chine and lace gown, with lovely roses on corsage; Mrs. HavelockGreen, white muslin gown, pink ribbons; Airs. Alurell, white lustre; Airs. Potts, pale blue satin trimmed with silver; Mrs. Al. Roberts, white silk gown and pink roses on corsage; Airs. E. Brockelsby, creme voile and crimson roses on corsage; Airs. W. McA r eagh, black silk gown with a touch of pale blue, and pale blue bandeau in coiffure; Airs. H. Bell, black gown; Airs. Pilcher, black silk and net gown; Airs. A. Gibbons, white embroidered crepe de chine with a touch of black on corsage; Aliss Chitty, pale blue silk, trimmed with silver; Aliss McNeish, pale pink silk, trimmed with silver; Aliss Bollard, white silk with berthe of Maltese lace and pink roses in coiffure; Aliss Beale, aeroplane blue silk gown with gold bandeau in coiffure; Aliss Pilcher, pale pink silk frock; Aliss Al. Pilcher, white chiffon taffeta; Miss Swayne, white cloth; Aliss K. Swayne, white chiffon taffeta, trimmed with silver; Aliss Allwill, pale green silk; Alisa Bell, white muslin; Miss O’Toole, white muslin; Aliss Alorse, creme silk; Aliss E. Carr, white muslin; Aliss L. Bell, white muslin; Miss AlcFarlane, white pilk and red roses on corsage; Aliss Bangley, coral pink silk; Miss Al. Roberts, white silk; Aliss Farrar, white silk; Alleses Smith (2), white muslins; Aliss Willoughby, white muslin with blue ribbons; Aliss Adams, pink silk; Aliss A. Dodd, white muslin; Miss Kelly, white muslin; Aliss Armer, white blouse, black skirt; Miss L. Saunders, white muslin; Aliss Alorris, white muslin; Aliss —. Norris, creme voile; Miss Naysmith, white silk; Airs. O’Toole, black gown; Aliss Logan, black gown; Miss Cubis, white muslin, trimmed with black velvet; Aliss —. Cubis, pale green; Airs. Holder, white muslin, threaded with mauve ribbons; Aliss Neale, white silk blouse and vieux rose skirt; Aliss Wood, white muslin; Aliss Verner, W'hite silk; Aliss Sweeter, sage green; Aliss Bill, blue and white Check; Aliss Afooney, reseda green frock; Aliss Alorse, pale blue muslin. Personal. Archdeacon and Airs. Willis and Archdeacon Walsh left on Thursday for Auckland to attend the General Synod. The Misses Willis (2) left for Waihi »n a visit to their aunt (Airs. Alfred Clark). Airs. Seddon and her sister (Aliss Nicholson) left by Thursday’s train for (Auckland after being here three weeks. Airs. Haydon and her brother (Air. Al. Runciman), who have been for a trip to Rotorua ami Cambridge, left for Auckland on Thursday. Air. D. L. Caldwell has gone to Auckland for a few days. Aliss Frater returned to Auckland on Thursday, after staying with Airs. Wells, of “Oakleigh,” for a week or two.

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