PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3776, 5 October 1907, Page 2

PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL.

The plain and fancy dress ball held under the auspices of Mrs Young’s dancing class, in the Public Hall on Thursday last, was a great success. Excellent music was provided by Mr Berthold. Mr O. \ Robinson officiated as M.C. The ■ following are a few of the dresses: Girls Phyllis Frew “Fairy,” Mona Gray “Myosotis,” Stella Barber “ Fairy,” Thelma-Young “ Forget-ma-not,” Amy Podmore “Night,” Mavis Easton “Heatherbell,” RetaPerreau “ Fairy,” Reta Crichton “Spanish Dancer,’’Maggie Ennis “Irish Washerwoman,” Janie Hunt “ Folly,” Eileen Robinson “Red Riding Hood,” Myra Wanklyn “ Japanese, ” Elsie Reeves “Tambourine Girl,” Katie Berthold “Japan,” Misses Beaven “ Spanish Dancer,” Gertie Hamer “Dutch Girl,” Adams “Gipsy,” Eee “Wedding Cake” (poster), Gray “Night,” Mrs Stewart “Student,” Messrs J. W. Rough “Robin Hood,” E. Gray “Ned Kelly,” G. Fowler “Mephistophelis,” J. Rough (“Rags”) and R. Watson (“Bones”) Niggers, W. Shields “ Chinaman,” W. Ed-' wards “Turk,” K. Furrid“Clown,” A. McCall “Clown,”! V. Wright “Jockey,” V. Robinson “Jester,” D. Robinson “ Sailor,” Reg. Barber “ Clown,” Weston Barber “ French Clown,” Roy Robinson “ Cowßpy,” Hurston Robinson “ Knave of Hearts, Maurice Robinson “Sailor.”