Sub-Union Ball.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3700, 16 August 1906, Page 3

Sub-Union Ball.

Tlie Sub-Union Ball went ol'f fairly well at the Public Ha.ll lb. evening. Tin.*:e were few vi-dlxx: irom other pans. but those that \,wre presem, together with a. sociable parly of district dancer;', tripped it gaily till the early hour.; of tlie morn:jin to sweet strains .of music. ,Mv t;. /,,u*fi(s (chairman of the Pul)-ihiif.id; crieiii’ introduced Mr Stevens, M.H.R., (.Patrwni, who declared the Ball open with a lew appr-quim - remarks. Fo.nc of the dress.. worn by the ladies were so tasty as to merit special mention, but it would be invidious to adopt such rl coarse. Tim sapper, served in a marquee, was not the least pleasant part of the affair, and the general catering of Mr Maid: Perreau calls for special mention. Messrs A. F. McMinn (piano and triangle) and F. Meyrick (cornet) supplied the music, which was voted perfect, while the extras supplied were capitally rendered by Misses Haywood and May Laing (piano), and Mr Bert. Shadbolt (piano) and McLean and Cowman (violins). Messrs O. E. Austin and O. Robinson acted in an efficient manner as Mbs C. The thanks of tlie Sub-Union are due to Mr and Mrs Haywood for use of sample-rooms and paddock, also to Messrs A. Shadholt, M. Walker, P. Hennessy, C. Gray and Nash and Co. for use of flags, etc.