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BRIEFLY
New Zealand Women
To welcome their new president, Miss Edith Stout, members of the New Zealand Women’s Association Younger Set met last night at the club rooms, Bank of New Zealand Chambers, for bridge and dancing. This was the first of a series of entertainments which the younger set members will arrange throughout the year. Those present included the Misses Doris Clarke (hon. secretary), Betty Bannerman, Rosaleen Norton, Marie Cook, Eileen Graham, Marjorie Coburn, Cecilie Webb.
The Sydney Morning Herald, 1935
“If Stuart Jones is involved in what went on at Magdalene’s, Wombat Newgate isn’t saying,” Rowland reported as he returned the receiver to its cradle. “Delaney wants me to pull out of the race and leave the country for a while.”
“It’s not that bad, surely?” Edna sai
