The Ball.
The Foxton Quadrille Assembly wound up their series of (lances on Wednesday niym l>y a J'niin and Fancy Dress liall. 'I'liu I (.'ouunittiv- worked uard tlirougii the day, and tastefully decorated the Hull wim evergreens. A capital supper was also provided. Hen 1 Norberg, of J J alnierston, prosided at tin* piano, and supplied lirst-ciass music. Dancing commenced a little after eigtu, aud was kept up witn vigour till near t urea the following morning. Mr A. l-'raser, attired as a Solicitor, ably acted as M.(J. The following characters were represented by the lavlies: — Swiss Peasant, Aiiss Wuyie; Flago. England, Miss U. Williams; Harvest, Miss C. Symons ; Summer, Miss K. Symons; French Waiting Maul (2j, Miss Hawkins and Miss Stansen ; i'Oliy, Miss Harley ; German Peasant, Miss Jiaston ; Flower Girl, Miss Uobert ; Star and Stripes, Miss Gray ; French Peasant, Miss E. (juuimertied ; Sailor Girl, Miss Austin ; Mother Huijuard, Miss (Juunuru-nuld ; Ked liuliny lioud (2), Miss J. Gray and Mis.* F. Austin. In Evening Dress— Mesdaines Stausell, Williams, McMillan, Short, J. Symons, and W. Cook ; Misses McDonald (2), Uurr (2), Symons, lialantine, and . hort. Gentlemen : — Nasal Oiticer, F. Young ; Lawyer, A. Fra.ser; Man-of-war's Man; >V. iiarber ; Union Jack, Uhodes ; Cricketer, Startup ; All Kngland Cricketer, J. liurr ; Huntsman. O. Uaroer ; Sailor, Hinchlilie ; Courtier of the 17th Century, Potter ; Jockey, M. Buukeiidiihl ; Sailor Hoy, F. Easton ; Footballer. Hrebner. In Evening Dress— Messrs T. P. Williams, Stansell, \Y. llobinson, A. Fraser, J. Purcell, C. Symons, J. Whyte, F. Curtis, Short, 0. ltotiiuson, J. Symons. C. Austin, C. Euderby. and P. Williams,
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 5 September 1890, Page 2
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258The Ball. Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 5 September 1890, Page 2
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