CITY MISSION WORK

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 657, 8 May 1929, Page 4

CITY MISSION WORK

BRIDGE DRIVE FOR FUNDS In aid of the City Mission work a successful bridge drive, organised bv Miss F. Bell, assisted by Mrs. B. Ballantyne, was held in the Mecca. Cafe on Monday evening. The bridge rooms were attractivelv decorated with flowers and the lights were shaded. Miss Bell wore a frock of black georgette and gold, and Mrs. Bailant>n© wore a frock of black lace and georgette over flesh pink georgette. Among those present were: atp< lS vv^^X t ’ Irs - JP l ™ 0 ’ Mrs. Hamilton, Mis. Wilson Mrs. McCartney, Mrs. Page, P e n ry ’ Laurie, Mrs. Baddelly, Airs. Puller, Miss Dawson, Miss Crookes (Palmerston North), Mrs. Sayers Mrs F. Moore, Airs. Edgecumbe, Mrs." ll>! U2l dei 7l es T: , Mueller, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Harbutt, Mrs. Montgomery M r « Weight, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Hodge, Airis.' Lennard, Aliases \\ arbrick (2), Miss Bowde "* Mrs. F- Allen, Miss E. Ballantyne, yr fs. Carter, Airs. Newell, Airs. F. Newell Miss Burton. Mrs. Harvey, Airs. Swan Mrs. Prime, Aliss Wells, Mrs. Grubb, Miss Farquhar, Airs. Rainger, Airs. Hughes Miss Prothero. Mrs. Semadne, Mrs. Skelton, Miss Fair, Aliss Hughes, Mrs. Keenan, ATrs. Bennett, Airs. Bray, Airs. Jackson and Airs. Stewart. A piquant salad dressing can be mustard. substltuti "° curvy -powder for Jam will keep well if, before covering, a small teaspoon of vinegar is added to each pot.