PANTRY TEA FOR HASTINGS BRIDE-TO-BE
On Saturday afternoon Mrs W. Burnett gave a very pleasant pantry tea at her home in Park road, in honour of Miss D. Anderson, whose marriage takes plaoe shortly. Th^ drawing-room where the guests were entertained was beautifully decorated with autumn berries. Just before afternoon tea the guest of honour was called upon to open her parcels which disclosed a wonderful assortment for the pantry. ? • Miss Anderson thanked everyone for their gSfts, and afterwards a delicioua afternoon tea was served. Various competitions were held, the winners being Miss D. Anderson, Misa Lassen, Miss Kitching, Mrs Nicol and Miss Griffiths.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 86, 28 April 1937, Page 9
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