BRIDGE PARTY

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 429, 10 August 1928, Page 4

BRIDGE PARTY

JEWISH WOMEN’S FUNCTION

Wearing 1 a graceful gown of vellumj tinted laco and chiffon, Mrs. David { Nathan, the president of the Auckland | Jewish Women’s Benevolent Society, welcomed a large number of guests at a very successful bridge party held in aid'of the society’s funds in the Jewish clubrooms on Wednesday evening. Streamers and flowers gave colour relief to the rooms, which were crowded with players, who included Mrs. G. Pezaro, who organised the function; Mrs. Yock, the secretary; Mrs. Charles Nathan, Mrs. Alex. Follock, Mrs. Israel, Mrs. R. Isaacs, Mrs. Zukerman, Mrs. P. Herman, Mrs. L. Marks. Mrs. Wight, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Friedlander, Mrs. M. G. Pezaro, Mrs. C. Goldstein, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Heighway, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Coutts, Mrs. Polak, Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. E. H. Mutter, Mrs. C. Webster, Mrs. S. Pezaro, Mrs. M. Goldstein, Mrs. R. Ziman, Mrs. J. Emanuel, Mrs. Rosenthal (Sydney), Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Kalman, Mrs. M. Kay, Mrs. Somerville, Mrs. Souter, Mrs. Gardiner, Mi-s. W. Gaudin, Mrs. 11. Myers, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. L. Benjamin (Dunedin), Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. Wetherill, Mrs. Nelson Mitchell, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. F. Pope, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. D’Audney, Mrs. Haume, Mrs. Zimmer, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. S. Reynolds, Mrs. F. Glance, Mrs. Neumegin, Mrs. S. Meltzer, Miss M. Mendelssohn, Miss Vera Ziman, Miss Manning, Miss Moses, Miss E. Field, Miss S. Marks, Miss Harris, Miss Hutter, Miss Z. Hutter, Miss V. Gold water, Miss C. Hart, Miss Warner, Miss INI. Phillips, Miss K. Marks, Miss Dawson, Misses Gold water (4), Miss George, Miss Paykel, Miss D. Pezaro, Miss Lewis, Miss F. Kay, Miss Coney, Miss R. Meltzer, Miss Keesing.

WINTER FAIR i Arrangements are well in liand. for the annual winter fair in aid of St. Mary’s Homes, Otahuhu, to be held in St. Mary’s parish hall on Tuesday. i• ’ charge of representatives of various parishes, and there will be large and excellent supplies of produce, needlework, homemade cakes, and sweets, flowers, books, etc. Contributions to them are being sent from Mangonui, Whangarei, Waikato. and other surrounding districts, and as the maintenance of the homes makes heavy financial demands, it is hoped that the fair will attract many buyers.