A BRIDGE PARTY

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 71, 24 March 1934, Page 8

A BRIDGE PARTY

O.G.A. ST. MARY'S COLLEGE

The Assembly Hall of St. Mary's College, Hill Street, was well filled recently when the Old Girls' Association held ■ a successful bridge party in aid of the Nai Nai Boys' Orphanage. A huge log: fire warmed and brightened, and bowls of many-hued hydrangeas, tastefully arranged, added to the beauty of the decorations. Among the many present were:—Mr. and Mrs. Weybourne, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Ashby, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney, Mesdames McKeweon, Bertie, C. 0 'Donnell, Burd, 0 'Brien, b'Gorrnanj Robinson, Eidler, McCarthy," Healy, Russell, O'Donnell, Casey Nichol, Bediean, Campbell, Davidson, Peare, Bedwood,. Stephen, Simpson, Cording, Madame,.. . Flebotte, Misses Murphy, 0 'Neill, Mbran, Lander, Hunter (2), Boche, Bedican, Brennan (2), Eidler, Lynch, ; MeManaway, Beady, Kennedy, Tristran, Bright, Fanning (2) Hill Burns, Bourke (2), McGrath,,Carter, Dealy (2), Z. Bright, Burd, 0 'Brien, Allman, Edmonds, Davis (2), Cameron, Duggan, <; Weybourne, Little, Inspector Lander, Messrs. Wili son, Pratley, Fillopson,, Frost, Lander, Gribble, Devery, Hart,--MeCarthy, Eoy.

The highest number was won by-Miss M. Bourke, and the hidden number went to Miss Edmonds. ',

Donations were gratefully recevied from Mrs. Macarthy Beid, Mrs. F. Cooper, Misses MeEvedy (2), Fleming, and Morton.