Mrs, Henry' White, who spends] many' of her mornings et the Cradle, gave a bridge and mahjongg tea at-home on Thursday afternoon. There were two tables of bridge and tone of the Chinese game, with Mrs. Lawrence C, Paulsen, Mrs. G.R-More, Mrs. Charles Rayden, Mrs. G.H. Lynott, Mrs. A. V. White, Mrs, A. J. Hickmott, Mrs, Karl B. Hill, Mrs. LG. Murray-Kidd, Mrs. DI. Fletcher, Mrs, N. M, Tweedlie, and Mrs, A.' Virnich at play.
The Cradle, by the way, celebrates a first anniversary to-morrow, and the workers will be entertained at tea on Monday afternoon by Mrs. Rayden and Mrs, Paulsen.
Mrs. T, 0. Schmid gave another very charming feminine affair Thursday, entertaining a few friends
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