CAMBRIDGE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 16, 16 October 1912, Page 63

CAMBRIDGE.

October 12. Bridge Party. Mrs E. E. Roberts gave a large bridge party on Thursday evening. The house is beautifully arranged for entertaining, having a fine entrance hall with large rooms opening from it. Bridge was played in the drawing-room and diningroorii, and supper was laid in the hall, 'the table was beautifully deeorated with pink Japanese cherry blossom, and silver candelabra with exquisite pink shades. There were thirteen tables; the prizes were won by Miss Jay Ist, Mrs B. Couper 2nd; Mr Ross Ist, Mr A. R. S. Richardson 2ml. Mrs Roberts was wearing a pretty mauve satin cliarmeuse, trimmed with embroidered chiffon; Miss Attlield, a dainty frock of white satin trimmed with lace; Mrs W. Douglas, white satin with white ninon edged with lace; Miss Mary Roberts looked sweet in white satin trimmed with lace; Mrs Hally, heliotrope silk with tunic of ninon edged with fringes, bodice trimmed with creme .Maltese 'lace, and a lace scarf; .Mrs I'’. Ross, lovely pale pink satin eharmeuse, with a- pink net tunic embroidered in pink roses and beads; Mrs Caldwell, a becoming gown of white silk, with an overdress of floral ninon hemmed with a band of cerise silk ; Miss Caldwell, in a smart white, satin frock, with a tunic of cornflower blue ninon trimmed with cerise and blue beads; Miss Hally, while silk frock with overdress of stringcoloured lace; Mrs Niccol, a becoming frock of white satin with a tunic of gold-beaded uiiiin and gold girdle; Miss Dunne, in a dainty pale pink satin charaiieuse, bodice of guipure lace veiled in pink ninon; Miss Wells, a white embroidered pineapple silk over white satin; Miss 11. Wells, embroidered Japanese silk: Mrs Cooper. in black crepe de chine trimmed with Oriental embroidery; Miss Jlorrell, black silk, ami white ninon scarf; Mrs J. Lowers, black satin trimmed with jet ; Miss Lewis, white silk embroidered in cornflower blue; Mrs Middleton, black silk and net gown piped with cerise, the bodice trimmed 'with gold, veiled with black net; Miss M. Middleton, rose pink silk trimmed with creme silk embroidery; Miss C. iWillis, black satin frock with overdress of spangled net; Mrs Huddleston, in rose pink silk; Miss Hill, a becoming frock of black silk with panels of lace; Miss Gwynnetli, silver grey satin eharmeuse. 'lrimmed with pipings of vieux rose; Mrs Meredith, in opaline silk with tunic of grey ninon trimmed with silver and largo piuk rose on corsage; Mrs Eric Fraser, a becoming frock of white satin and laco; Mrs Asher, black silk gown with tunic of white 'lace; Miss Jay, a graceful frock of white silk with a tunic of rainbow-dinted ninon trimmed with

beads; Miss Brook*. white silk and lace frock; Mis* Gill. black *tik kowii. The men present were Dr Rolierta. Dr Lewis. Messrs Coupcr, CaldwoU. Niccol, Fraser, Richardson, Brown', Blennerhassett, Ham mu nd, Brooks. Fraser, MortimerJones, Marshall, Douglas, C. Hally, llindniarsh, Taylor, Ihirsthouse, Middleton (2), Palmer, Rcss, Magill, 11. Lewis, Willis. Personal. Mr R. Muir, hon. secretary of Ihe Golf Chib, left Cambridge to-day for Auckland after being in Cambridge for the last, six months during the golfing season. Miss B. Taylor returned to Cambridge to-day ‘after being iu Auckland fur a week or t wo. Mr J. Banks left Cambridge yesterday for Hobart and Melbourne for a holiday; he will be joined by his sister. Miss Banks, in Auckland, where she lias been staying for some -time fur the. benefit of her health.