THE R.S.A. BALL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 169, 4 August 1937, Page 7

THE R.S.A. BALL

TQ«roorrQw*5 Great Eyent RIG HASTINGS FUNCTIQN Only jus.t over 24 hours nave to pass now hefore. the doors of the Assembly Hall, Hastings, swing open to welqpmp the many huhdreds qf people, who w|U he attenfiing the BH.A, HaU to en^py five or six hours pf wonderful gaiety. Certaiply all those whp attended last year will have made up their minds long ago tp attqnd this year, for the previous balls left beliind very fond piemories that one. will wanf to recapturg on just one more ocGasiPU, Judging by tlxe enthusiasm dancerg have been displaying dnrihg the lqst week pr so^ it wpuld se.em that last year's merry throng will be equalled and perhaps exceeded. And what a merry crowd last ypar's was. As soon as ope qntered the baliroom pue sensed the air qf friendlipess and geqd cheqr, and right from the opeqing bars of musie of the first dance that gay atmosphere reigned. It has been said before that dt waa a memorable night, and eo will to-morrow's. function be. A popnlar -musical prograrnme has been 'arranged, the flqpr has been speeially prepared and there will b,e a shmptuous and delicious supper. The decprations will be one oi the dqlights of the bali and will add that touch of charm to make the whole b'allropm so WQnderf-ulJy attraetive. Les. Henry 's orcliestra of seven instrumOTlfe will inelude many old favouritps ampug a se.lection pf popular dance numbprs. The whole ball will be one of joy and gaiety. Do not miss it; such functions eome but qp.ee a year, and this one is to-morrow night.