HAMILTON NOTES

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 350, 10 May 1928, Page 5

HAMILTON NOTES

(From Our Own Correspondent) HAMILTON, Wednesday. Miss Julie Masters, who has been spending the last two months in Gisborne, returns to Hamilton this week. Mrs. Joubert, of Auckland, Miss I. Gerrard and Miss E. Gerrard, of Scotland, and Miss Morris, of Wellington, are staying at the Hamilton Hotel. At the fortnightly social in connection with Fairfield School, Mrs. A. S. Cliffe, the wife of the headmaster, made a presentation, on behalf of the school committee, to Mrs. R. S. R. Seddon. Mrs. Seddon has been a most enthusiastic secretary to the women’s committee, and will be much missed when she leaves for Otago nex* week. BRIDGE AT LYCEUM CLUB On Tuesday a bridge party was held at the Lyceum Club. The lounge itas gay with autumn-tinted chrysanthemums and foliage. Among those present were: Mrs. H .1. Greenslade, soft stone blue ninon and lace. Mrs. Telman, black georgette, with floral drape. in 3V whit?° mt>S ’ apricot georgette, beaded Mrs. Shaw, black marocain, relieved with white. frock S Stevens, black panne velvet Mrs. Coventry, black accordion-pleated crepe de chine. Mrs. Burley, rose and black floral crepe de chine. Mrs. P. Pinfold, shell pink georgette, with autumn leaves. Mrs. P. E. Stevens, black satin frock and floral shawl. Mrs. E. Gresham, black ring velvet and primrose shawl. Mrs. Brewer, dove grey georgette. Mrs. Campbell, silver tissue and deep blue georgette. Mrs. G. Buckland, black velvet, with scarlet flower. Mrs? Cracknell, cedar brown charmeuse frock. Mrs. Scrimshaw, apricot georgette. Mrs. Martin, black georgette frock. Mrs. Howe, stone grey georgette. Mrs. Lucas, cherry red panne velvet. Mrs. T B. Insoll, black georgette, beaded Eastern colours. Mrs. Kevin, black lace frock. Mrs. Uaseler, black beaded georgette. Mrs. Reeves, bois de rose and black floral crepe de chine. Mrs. Newell, black frock of panne velvet. Mrs. W. D. Ross, black charmeuse frock. Mrs. E. P. Cowles, black embroidered marocain. Mrs. Henderson, black georgette and lace. Mrs. Seifert, black frock, with rose shawl. Mrs. Sinclair Arthur, black, with Oriental georgette. Mrs. Ramsay, blue and black floral crepe de chine. Mrs. M. Masters, black lace over mauve. Miss Rowe, black panne velvet, with soft cream panel. Miss E. Eggleston, gentian blue georgette, with Oriental panel. Miss E. Scherer, beige lace and apricot georgette. Miss N. Drake, primrose lace over georgette. Miss Hodgson, ivory lace and net, jade sash. Miss M. Stevens, bois de rose crepe de chine. Miss C. Jolly, black charmeuse, relieved with gentian blue. / Miss N. Scherer, chestnut panne velvet, banded with fur. Miss O. Johnson, black charmeuse, floral shawl. Miss R. Burley, pale pink georgette. The prize-winners were Mrs. J. Stevens and Mrs. Henderson. GOLF CLUB OPENING On Wednesday afternoon the Te Awamutu women opened their season’s golf. Canadian foursomes were played, and afternoon tea was provided. Those who took part in the play were Mesdames Blundell, Teasdale, O’Sullivan, Chamberlain. Oliphant, Barnett, Walker, Porritt, R. Jones, Teasdale, Misses McCarroll, Norman (2), Foche, Gibson (2), M. Quin, E. Peake, 'Wallace. Montefiore, and E. Chittenden. Miss Quin, the club captain, presented the winners of the competition, Mrs. Blundell and Miss McCarroll, with trophies that were given by Miss Wallace, the secretary.