KITCHEN EVENING FOR POPULAR BRIDE-TO-BE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 154, 17 July 1937, Page 10

KITCHEN EVENING FOR POPULAR BRIDE-TO-BE

On Thursday evening Miss^ Thelma Gibbs was hostess at a very bright little party held in the Methodist ^all,.when Miss Mae Cunnold, whose mirriage to Mr. C. Bartle talces place during the eoming weelc, was tho guest of honouT. The hall was -ery festive looking, with its streamers . of yellow and gold ^ and vases of iceland poppies and maidenhair fern. The ' programme was " a vanea _one, eonsisting of g«.mes and . Competitions, some causing much amusement. During the evening a bouquet composed of soap, pegs, blue,-etc., was presented to the guest of honour, also 0 'iOvely posy of real flowers. After a most delicious. supper the many pafcels were .opened, after which Miss Cunnold expressed her appreciation to Miss Gibbs and everyone pre.sent for the happy evening and many useful gifts. f The singing of "Auld.Lang Syne" ' brought a most enjoyable evening to close. Miss T. Gibbs wore a dainty froek of patterned georgette in -shades of blue and pink; Miss Mae Cunnold chose a picture frock of blue floral organdie. Others present were: — Mesdames F. Gibbs, C. G. Cunnold, W. Bartle, H. Powell (Napier), A. Allison, J. Eigger, G. Laws (Napier), H. , Bowlands, B. Lovie; Misses T. Gibbs, M. Cunnold, E. Laws, I. and L. Curry, E. and M. Beale, S. Bose, D. Garland, V. Harris, I. Harn, G. Tucker, D.' Batt, M. Lenihan (Levin). E. Godber, M. Young.