QUEEN CARNIVAL
BRIDGE FARTY HELD
A further effort in support of the senior members and Optimists' queen candidate in. the V.M.C.A. Carnival (Miss Paddy Hope Gibbons) was held last;evening, when a ;huge bridge party was given by ther D.1.(3. firm and staff. The large tearooms were arranged drawing room fashion, with comfortable' chairs and couches and lovely flowers. ' Rhododendrons and camellias in rich tones were placed in large bowls round the walls and on central tables, the bridge tables-being covered with, cloths of a contrasting blue shade. During the arrival of the players and during the supper interval, musical selections .were played by the D.I.C. Orchestra, and songs sung by Miss Ailsa Dillon and Mr. D. Hopa. Miss Mavis Dillon accompanied her sister.
Miss Paddy Hope Gibbons was introduced, to the guests by Mr. Len Greenberg, V.M.C.A. secretary, who also thanked. Mr. ,W.-Sjmm,-,-Miss Whittisb, and all helpers, and members of the staff): whose arrangements proved, so very successful.' ';' .' • ' : Mr.. Simm, replying for the firm and staff.-expressed. pleasure at.being associated wjth. the campaign, and appreciation of the support their effort had received; • .•'..'■'• -I . '
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1933, Page 7
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182QUEEN CARNIVAL Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1933, Page 7
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