ROSS NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1928, Page 3

ROSS NEWS.

(From Our Own Correspondent). As anticipated the Fancy Dress Ball held by the Ladies Hockey Club which took jilace last evening proved a pronounced success. The gathering was a large one and included quite a number of fancy costumes. The' hall was artistically decorated with coloured streamers and evergreens and reflected every credit on the decorating committee. Delightful music was supplied by Miss Evans’ Orchestra, consisting of Miss B. Evans (piano), Air F. Houlahan (violin), Air P. ATcNabb (cornet/, while ALr Shannon had charge of the side effects. Shortly after midnight supper was served after which dancing continued till a late hour. Air R. Richards made an efficient AI.C.

The following are a few of the. fancy costumes represented:—Mesdamos AfcNabb “Queen’s Jester,” W. Bannister “Community Singing,” B. Adams “Danger Signal,” J. Alilesan "Clown.” Campbell “Good Luck,” Carter “Lucky Tottie”; Aliases N. AtcAliillan “Pierrette,” L. Linstrom “Alodcrn Apache,” B. Evans “Shnkcspcrian Lady,” L. Hahn “Sweet Seventeen,’’ E. Parker “Sweets,” P. Chalmers “Tennis,” ,1. Donia “Nurse,” AT. Collett “Baby,” B. AYilson “Early A’ictorinn,” Hie! “Afvstcry,” G. Hark ness “Dutch Girl,” M. Adamson “Spanish Lady,” \V. Chalmers “Window,” K. Adamson “Rapid Rose,” A. Wright “The Right Girl,” F. Wright “Pukekiini Lass,” T. Alitchell “Night,’’ I. AlcAhillan “Bride,” I. Llovd “Bridegroom,” K. AlcAlullnn “Romp,” V. Gardiner “Alilkmnid,” AT. .McGowan “Buttercups,” A. Good "Hockey Girl” ; .Messrs A. Parker “Footballer,” AY. Flaherty “Fitter.” F. Fellows “Villago Blacksmith,” G. U. Chapman “Timber Expert,” E. Best “'Conductor of the Peace.” C. Follows “Dutchman,” J. Shannon “Drum Major,'l P. AfcXabb “Masquerader,’’ F. Houlnhan ‘‘Clown,” S. Dawson “Bed Indian,” J. O’Sullivan “King’s Jester.” AA r . Blackman “Kewpie,” N. Clarke “ Parson,” R. Parker “Butcher.”