PRESENTATION TEA

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 660, 11 May 1929, Page 21

PRESENTATION TEA

A pleasant tea party was held in the Tudor Tea Rooms on Tuesday morning, the guest of honour being: Mrs. Hammond Hyde, honorary secretary of the Depot Committee of the Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. Hyde lias been a most indefatigable worker since the inception of this society more than two years ago, and her co-workers took this opportunity to express their esteem in a tangible form by present ng her with a handsome brass tray. Mrs. Wakeman, convenor of the Depot Committee, handed Mrs. Hyde a beautifully handworked linen set as an appreciation of her loyal support while they were in office together. Others present were: Mrs. Alfred ! Ividd. president A.H.A., Mrs. Ivirk, Mrs. ; Prendergast, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. A. R. Smith. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Michaels, j Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Hugh Maguire, | Mrs. Drysdale, Mrs. Xeill and Miss ! «. >rnn<nd. _____

Miss A. D. Welsh, cherrv georgette shawl. Mrs. Mantell, black satin beaute. Mrs. A. Graven, brown ring velvet, two flounces, and flared sleeves, brown hat to tone. Mrs. C. O. Baker, champagne satin beaute, tight bodice, full skirt, with diamante lace. Mrs. Hall, grey marocain french embroidered, black and white embossed Mrs. B. Thorburn, jade « benille, french embroidered with flared skirt. Mrs. Berry, french black georgette, floral trimming. Miss Berry, blue georgette,* with silver lace overdress. Mrs. Pooley, hois de rose georgette ; trimmed with silver. Miss K. Jenkins, flame georgette over i silk lame. I Mrs. Irving Clarke, black french, lace j I over fiesh-colourecl georgette.