BRIDGE AFTERNOON FOR BRIDE TO BE

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 943, 9 April 1930, Page 4

BRIDGE AFTERNOON FOR BRIDE TO BE

EACH GUEST BRINGS GIFT OF CUP AND SAUCER Aliss Alarjorie Fraser was the guest ! honour at a bridge afternoon given j by Aliss Doris Marmont at her home j in Duke Street, Alount Roskill, on Satj urday afternoon last. | It was in the form of a cup and I saucer gift afternoon, and each guest j presented Aliss Fraser with a cup and : saucer. The prizes for bridge were won by Airs. Dave Bruce and . Aliss K. Marmont. Aliss Alarmont received the guests wearing a smart ensemble of floral black and fawn crepe de chine, while the guest of honour chose a gown carried out in burgundy red satin beaute, with black felt hat, and shoes and bag to match. j The guests were:—Mrs. J. Hayden, ' Airs. Dave Bone, Airs. Allan Hart, Mrs. F. Bisely. Airs. C. Ellis, Airs. X. G. i Fraser, Airs. L. Lincoln, Airs. G. Shorei lands, Aliss C. Pa'ykel, Aliss E. Walker, ! Alisses P. Symond, D. Alder, A. Heron, i E. Kelly, K. and D. Alarmont. j‘ MORRINSVILLE NOTES I Airs. Jenkins, of Wellington, is stay- | lug with Airs. A. Carter, Alangateparu. | Alorrinsville. ; Airs. P. J. Reynolds, of “Piako,” Alor- i I rinsville, has been spending a holiday j at Rotorua with her married daughter, ; Mrs. Guy Bodmin. The -Alisses AlcClea, of Christchurch, ; have been on a short visit to Airs. Feilder, Kurunui, Alorrinsville. Aliss Harper, of Wellington, has been on a short visit to Alorrinsville I friends. * I CROQUET AFTERNOON An enjoyable time was spent on the j Alorrinsville Croquet Club’s green on I Saturday afternoon, when the honor- : ary members were entertained. Competitions were held, the winners being: Target croquet, Airs. Aitken and Airs. D. Coghill; clock golf, Airs. Osborne and Airs. C. F. Hart; progressive croquet, Airs. Crowe; diabolo, Airs. J. L. Faulkner; cake, Mrs. F. Hawkins. A stall in the grounds where cake could be bought, proved most successful. Afternoon tea was served by members. GIFT EVENING On Saturday Mrs. N. Hastings gave a most enjoyable evening and dance at her home, “Hangawera,” in honour of Miss Ena Bodmin, who is to be married shortly. The room was prettily decorated with gailv-coloured zinnia blooms. Alusic, competitions, cards and dancing on the lawn passed the time pleasantly. Numbers of useful and pretty gifts were received. Airs. Hastings received her guests wearing a frock of beige crepe de chine and lace. Aliss Bodmin wore scarlet chenille embossed velvet. Among those present were:—Alesdames W. C. Bodmin, J. Leeson, C. Brown, J. Arndt, C. Dickinson, Dibble, (Auckland). I. Russell, R. Goble, C. Cameron, W. H. Robertson, Alisses H. and D. Arndt, AI. Leeson, M. Chapman, G. Brown, A. Cameron, AI. Sweetapple, L. and AI. Spinley.