BRIDGE AFTERNOON
Our Own. Oorrespondent)
Funds for Waipukurau Candidate in Queen Carnival
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WAIPUKURAU, Last Night. On Tuesday afternoon, the first of the Snowball Bridge afternoons in aid of Miss Shirley Clay, Waipukurau candidate in the Central Hawke's Bay Kugby Sub-Union's Queen Carnival, was held at Mrs J. A. McLean's residence, Wallace Road, Waipukurau, when a most enjoyab'le afternoon was spent. Five tables were set up for bridge in the spacious lounge room, which was charmingly decorated with choice hydrangeas and holly-berries. Mrs McLean received her guests wearing a smart gown in fuchia shades, with a gold clasp at the neckline. She was assisted by Mrs H. Peacock, who wag wearing a new rust wool ensemble. During an interlude a delicious afternoon tea was dispensed. At the end of the afternoon's play when scores were added up, Mrs Henderson was found to be the winner, she receiving a pretty cup and saucer. Those present included: Mesdames A. McCormick, S. Train, J. Kendall, J. H. Walker, N Hunter, W. Cuthbert, B. Johansan, C. Schroder, J. G. Clarkson, W. Gray, W. Henderson, V. Bradley, F. J. Runbar, A. Kibblewhite, L. Harker, F. A. G. Dunn; Misses A. llood, E. Dunning, J. Sommerville, B. Mitchell.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 117, 3 June 1937, Page 3
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