The Complimentary Dance.

Manawatu Herald, 3 July 1902, Page 2

The Complimentary Dance.

The complimentary Cook which took plase at the Public Hall last night must b of the most successful gatherings ever' held in Foxtom of ladies were very| chergetfc JaJrganlsing tha 1 affair, inathSy Ire tone complimented at tha'resuljj The ladies, with' the help of several gentlemen workers, transformed the appearance of the hsll;in jtlfe afternoon by the use of greenery, draplngs, etc., whilst flags in profusion also added to the general WMalso in excellent brdwf ancr the ow| lighted. - provided by the ladieal of the large, number present wen looked after by them. The maSic was ' supplied by the a following :—HlAfes Haywood, Imrie, Cook and Mn J. Symons, the instrument being, a flne , t piano kindly lent for the eeoasioa bj

■-< Basis (cornet), was also a help during the evening. During the evening severjajgSgß were contributed, and much appreciated, the following ladies and gentlemen taking part :—Mrs Currie, Misses Hamer and Spring, and Messrs Reid and James. Before the commencement of the programme “ God Save the King” was sung by those assembled, and on its conclusion “ Old Lang Syne." The programme for the evening wasist Part—March Waltz, Lancers, Song, Tennis Dance, Quadrille, Waltz, Song, Maznrka, Waltz, Song, Lancers, ist extra (supper); and Part—-and extra, Lancers, Song, Barn Dance, Waltz, Schottische, Song, Lantiers, Waltz, Song, Tennis Dance, Polka. Much of the success of the evening is due to the efforts of the lady secretaries, Misses Haywood and Austin, who had everything so arranged to make it so enjoyable. The Ladies’ Committee in another column thank the ladies and gentlemen for kind assistance.