Bridge and croquet afternoon raises funds for Laurel Bank Croquet Club

To augment the funds of the Laurel Bank Croquet Club, of which Mrs. Malcolm Sinclair is president, the members of the club organised a very enjoyable bridge and croquet afternoon at "Sonoma," the home of Mrs. B. Marshall, Campbell-street, yesterday afternoon. Bowls of sweet peas, Iceland poppies, and stocks beautified the lounge, where bridge was played, and on the tea tables were tall vases of sweet peas. Those present included Mesdames Malcolm Sinclair, B. Marshall, R. Hazard, M. Dines, Lawrensen, R. F. O'Bryen, Isaacs, R. Godsall, E. F. O'Brien, Carrell, W. Miller, Wagner, Mitchell, E. A. Baker, E. Pugh, F. Bradfield, R. Pickering, A. Collins, Frank Hodgson, A. E. Dent, T. G. Taylor, R. Stone, J. Wagner, J. Watson, J. Scanlan, R. C. Lowe, P. J. Barron, J. Atwell, Malcolm McStay, G. Fogarty, Hatton, senr., A. R. Biggar, K. Macfarlane, J. Rogers, M. Brodie, B. Padget, W. J. Broadfoot, J. McKinney, G. Kelly, C. Rogers, C. Epworth, C. G. Krimmer, M. O'Connell, A. Wilson, C. Williams, J. Platz, Childs, H. Schmidt, R. G. Lyon, W. F. Dunsdon, C. A. Campbell, J. W. Wensley, J. S. Lee, Misses Williams, E. Campbell, I. Fryar, B. Epworth, F. M. Goldsworthy, E. Dunsdon, and N. Campbell.

The article as it was printed in The Toowoomba Chronicle, 31 August 1934. Scan from Trove, National Library of Australia. (Trove, National Library of Australia)