BRIDGE EVENING

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20744, 2 March 1939, Page 3

BRIDGE EVENING

LYCEUM CLUB MEMBERS Masses of hydrangeas and vivid scarlet cannas were arranged most effectively in large brass bowls about the lounge of the Lyceum Club last evening, when a delightful bridge party, organised by Hie committee, was enjoyed by the many members present. At 1 lie conclusion of play a delicious supper was served. The prize-winners for the evening were Mrs F. S. Moorhouse (contract) and Mrs J. M. Hammond (auction). Those present were:—Mesdames Hugh Douglas, H. T. Gillies, C. L. MacDiannid, A. K. landlord, N. 11. Hooker, St. L. 11. Gribben, T. Simpson, F. G. Seccornbe, H. C. Day, J. 11. Hammond, J. Gordon Smith, E. G. Rollo, L. J. Mark, W. 11. Adams, F. Clive Henry, A. Joseph, Phillip Harkness, J. M. Horton, A. L. Tompkins, J. Thompson, G. Grvlls, T. J. Shaw, F. S. Moorhouse, A. S. McKenzie, H. N. Hallett, T. A. Burtenshaw, T. C. Fraser, E. J. Mears, Misses G. Wyatt, E. Eggleston, E. Murray and C. Moore. BEWARE. OF PHLEGM Phlog-m Is always a dangerous sign—but you can clear- rt by sucking Pulmonas pastilles. As they dissolve, you reel a soothing warmth fill the throat and lungs. The medicinal vapours kill lurking germs, pmegm is loosened, membranes are soothed, cougini.g ceases. Keep coughs, colds and ’flii away witn Pulmonas. l /-. l/G and ‘’/G everywhere. (7)