Social Topics Bridge Tea Hosts and Brisbane Visit Notes
Mrs FA Hope-Michod hosted a bridge tea at Bronte Ascot with guests including Miss Constan Cooke and Mr Eric W Gicty Burton. Residents and visitors such as Miss Clare Martin, Miss Eleanor Schwabe, and families like the Crooke Burton wedding party stay at Brisbane hotels. Names, hotels, and travel to Melbourne or Toowoomba appear amid social commentary on local gatherings and birthday celebrations.
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FA Hope-Michod
Bronte
Ascot
Brisbane
Ericordine
Hosa
Warren
Eorn
Milton
P. Parker
Stanthorpe
Br Brisbane
Canberra
FE. Wright
Inverell
Terminus
Clive Rudd
Batsond
J. Armitstead
Warwick
Crooke
Sydney
Robert Thompson
Clare Martin
Toowoomba
Melbourne
Fleanor Schwabe
Southwort
Tyy Walmaley
Florence Lester
Lester Villa
Marion Vale
Coming-of-age party for Evelyn Must in Wynnum Central
A pleasant evening at Mr. and Mrs. F Musts Carl ton Terrace Wynnum Central celebrated Evelyn Must coming of age. Toasts were given by J Tritton and F Must, with Pastor Tulliford and R B Chapman replying. Music, games, and competitions followed.
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F. Must
Carlton Terrace
Wynnum Central
Evelyn
J. Tritton
Pastor Tulliford
R. 8. Chapman
Welfare Activities At Annerley WCTU Meeting
Members of the Annerley Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Miss Grimes home on Dudley Street last Tuesday. Guests were welcomed by president Mrs. J. C. Baylis and vice president Miss Grime. Municipal items were presented by Mesdames Miles and W. Cosgrove with an address by Miss McCorkindale National Director of Education. Secretary Mrs. Masdnie conducted the afternoon, tea prepared by Mesdames Mortenson Burrows Threlfall Ogilvie and Wilkinson.
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Annerley Women's Christian Temperance Union
Faded tints and linen gowns shape vogue trends
The feature discusses faded colours in women’s fashion, pairing mint green moire with ivory blouses, wine red tones with lace, and deep purples with soft fabrics. Linen evening gowns gain revival, noted for easy pressing and varied patterns, while hair bleaching gains popularity to achieve pale tones, despite some advisories.
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Paria
Arele
Gifts for Overseas from the Aus ton gift section
The Home mall offers Australian themed gifts for overseas mail including tinted photographs in antique frames five pence, Bris ie views, Christmas cards featuring watercolors, and calendars with bush motifs. Practical decorative items like book-ends and napkin rings, plus small souvenirs such as mauve bear depictions and billy cans, complete the range before the November 1 deadline.
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Auston
Jac- Aranda Beauty
Barbola
Gifta
Inex
Ares
Q C W A Social Gatherings Summary Acknowledges Mrs Collins Leaving District
Mrs G E Collins of Cem is honored by Cambooya branch on October 21 at Mrs Bingham’s home for her work as member and vice-president. The event supported the Country Women’s Association Christmas tree and general fund, Dalveen branch fete opened by Mrs Dobbie, with 9/18 raised. Gladfield branch hosted gatherings at Freestone School of Arts for Christmas tree fund and judged cookery and needlework, Mesdames Oriers and Connolly.
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G. E. Collins
Cem
Jimbour
Cambooya
Bingham
Brrdon
Dalveen
Dobbie
Cottonvale
Gladield
Freestone School of Arts
Mesdames B. Oriers
JD. Connolly
Nominal Charge Debate At Queensland Social Service League
At a Queensland Social Service League meeting the Lady Mayoress proposed charging 2d to 3d for garments, aiming to offset costs. Opponents warned relief workers cannot pay. the motion was withdrawn after discussion. A.E. Morrison urged reducing subsidy from 10 to 6 percent, but no seconder was found. July and August receipts show £1, perhaps, with major income from donations and subsidies. expenditures cover salaries, branch goods, printing, cartage, and postages.
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Queensland Social Service League
J W. Greene
Women's Section
League
F. T. Cross
J. Buckridge
Department of Labour and Industry
PANSIES AND GREENERY TEA PARTY AT NEW FARM
Miss Nagio Broadbent hosted a bridge gathering at Ngaro Oxlade Drive New Farm with floral decor including pansies gerberas and maidenhair fern. guests in attendance included Mrs Arthur Broadbent Mesdames Selwyn Jones Colin Alexander D Dickson Edward Lane and several Misses Button Mages Sapsford Stronach Hugall Forth Betts Roverteon Bihare and O Connor.
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Ngaro
Oxlade Drive
New Farm
Nagio Broadbent
Bridge
Poeta
Arthur Broadbent
Mesdames Selwyn Jones
Colin Alexander
D. Dickson
Edward Lane
Roma Button
Marie Mages
Mar Sapsford
Madge Stronach
Hugall
Alison
Marene Forth
Jauddie Betts Roverteon
Bihare Ruddle
Margaret O'Connor
Clifton branch meeting discusses council election cycle
On December 7 afternoon hostesses were Mesdames G Ballidon and EB Hockings. At the Clifton branch meeting of October 20 the financial statement was submitted and a suggestion urged council elections to be held triannually rather than annually.
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Hosteemes
Mesdames G. Ballidon
Eb, Hockings
Clifton
Alghernat
Ee Reed
Camel Sisarien
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Ickford's
Steve
Beaiove
Ito
Phyllis
Sis
Ant
Culan
Q.C.W.A
Cris
Manchester
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