A BRIDGE PARTY

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 90, 13 October 1934, Page 18

A BRIDGE PARTY

CATHOLIC SEAMIN

A very successful bridge party was held recently iv St. Francis's Hall, Hill Street, which was decorated ■ for the occasion with bo.u-ls of .lilies and Iceland poppies. The funds raised were for the Catholic Seamen's Institute.

Father Kingan,. in presenting ' the prizes, thanked all those who had helped to make the .-evening such a wonder-" ful success. ~-..-■ .

The prize for the highest, score was won by. Mrs. H; Plimmer, for the hidden number by Mr. B. .Cahill, and the consolation prize-by the Eev. Father Dowling. A delicious buflfct supper, was served.:. •. ' ".- .. • "•-•"' •■■ .'. •' .- .'•

■ The committee responsible for the arrangements included Mesdames Plank, J. Gamble,' W. Pdaree, 3, B. CaUan, Malf toy, Hughes, A:' Ginh,y;Logan_, M. Goodson, Furlong, and ifeDermott. Mrs. Eolland O 'Began and Miss 'K. Goodson .were joint secretaries, t ",\. .■■■'

Among ; those- present were Father Dowling, Father Basil Kingan, Father Buckley, Mesdames j. B. Callan,-BeauT. champ, Guscott, Hughes, J3o'hah', L_. Dwany'H. Plimmer,. Walshe, Stringer, J. A; Foster, Waters, Eugene Casey, C. Malfroy, Fraser, Iyon Wilson, VeTschaffelt, P; P. Lynch, Galvin,T. Campbell, Jackson, Dalley^ F. Grogan, J. Gamble, C. O 'Donnell, :L.; Poff, Gleeson, Pluhkett, A. Logan,. 0 'Brien, Huxley, Dunn, lan Duncan, Miller, P. J. Eyan, Tustin, Furlong, 'Plank, Vivian Carr, Dalley, Mitchell, Mannering, McDermott, Eolland O'Eegau;, W. Pearce, Misses Kennedy (2), Whelan (2), Breen (2), Mary Butler, Pharazyn, Putnam, Sullivan, Fagan, Flynn, Twomey, Little, Jackson, Foster, Dealy, Furlong, Eedican, N. Lynch, S. Meiklejohn, Little, McManaway, Tustin, Timmins, X/ Goodson, Lieut:-C6l6nel J.-'-Hiighes^ Lieut.Colonel Eyatt, and.Messrs. ti. J. Eeardon, Ij. J. Kennedy, B. Cahill, L. Poff, Plunkett}. .Frost, T. Guscott, J.E. Gamble, F. Grogan.