MORNING TEA
SEWING CIRCLE OF HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ENTERTAINED MRS CARR SMITH IS HOSTESS A pleasant morning tea Was given by Mrs. Carr Smith at the Tudor rooms on Saturday for the members of the newly-formed junior branch of the CitySewing Circle, of the Auckland Hospital Auxiliary, of which Mrs. Carr Smith is convener. The balcony was used, the tables being beautifully arranged with iceland poppies. Mrs. Carr Smith received her guests wearing a smart of navy and beige georgette with a hat to tone. Mrs. Nutter,, secretary of the Sewing Circle, who assisted, wore an ensemble of champagne duchess de soie with a hat of toning shade. Among those present were: The Mayoress, Mrs. A. D. Campbell, Mrs. Alfred Kidd. Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Wakeman, Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Wier,' Mrs. Mathewson, Mrs. McMasters, Mrs. Hardley, Mrs. Tennant, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Behague, Mrs. Palmer, Miss Calder, Mrs. Pankhurst, Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Angwin, Mrs. Keal-Smith, Miss Wagner, Miss Lavess, Miss Spicer, Miss P. Spinks, Miss Joan Moody, Miss Ruby Hardley, Miss F. Phillipps, Miss F. Grant, Miss Grace Archer, Miss J. Middleton. Miss Jean Johnston. Miss Freda Jaffe, Miss Joyce Edwards.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 847, 16 December 1929, Page 4
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198MORNING TEA Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 847, 16 December 1929, Page 4
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