THE BOWLERS’ DANCE.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2770, 12 August 1924, Page 2

THE BOWLERS’ DANCE.

♦ TOAVX HALT.. TO-NIGHT.

Tn tlio Town Tin 11 this evening the Fiixton Bowling and Croquet Club will hold their first Annual Dance. The arrangements for the accommodation and enjoyment of the general public are complete, and the function will be one worthy of the Club under whose auspices it is bein?' held.

In planning this function, it lias been the aim of rhe Rowling Club Committee to oiVer a very enjoyable evening's dancing at a very modi rate charge, and to this end very good nm>ie has been engaged, the floor has been specially attended to, and the supper arrangements are in the capable bands of the Croquet. Club members, under the supervision of Airs Head. As the environment is another major factor in the enjoyment of an evening’s dancing, the decorations will depart somewhat from the usual, and will there fi re imparl an atmosphere of freshness and novelty. Dancing at 8 p.m. The enjoyment of non-daneers ~ ill he i atered for by the way of a Mil-lire tournament on the stage, which has been specially arranged so a- to exclude draughts. Very good prizes will be awarded the winners. To sum up.'the Bowlers and Ground Dance presents a very attractive proposition at the prices: Double :■)'(>, gents 3/0. ladies’ 2/0.