BOMBAY.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 470, 7 October 1919, Page 3

BOMBAY.

FOOTBALLERS' BALL STRIKING SUCCESS. The Bombay Footballers were favoured with tine weather for their Plain Fancy and Masquerade Ball which was held in the Bombay Hall on September 26 th There were about fifty couples presmt, inc'tiding many visitors from Pukekohe and surrounding districts. The hall wasjdecoratad with nikaus, punga's and |red and white flower.", (the club's colours). The ladies sup plied the flowers, and did the decorating. Music was supplied by Marriage's (AucMwd) orchestra, violin, cornet and piauo, and dancing was kept going until 3 a.m

M's.C: Messrs J. Moffitt, M. McNicol, S Fitness, P. R Reynolds. Thanks are due to the hard-working secretary, Mr Monte Wray. The floor was never in better order, thanks to the energetic committee "The best turn-out ever held in Bombay," was the remark made by an old resident of the district The following dresses were observed : Megdames Booth, "Bed Cross Nuree ;" Moffitt, "Italy; " Barker, "Japanese; " Johns, "Night; " Harris, "Match Girl; " Keynolds, "Japanese Laiy ; " Landon, "Xmas Cracker." Misses Thomas, "French peasant girl; " Booth, "Fuchsia ; " B»lme, "Indian Maid; " Barker, 'Oranges and Lemons;" Sawyer, "Japanese Lady;" Donovan, "Bed Cross Nurse;" Curtif, "Gipsy;" Wootten, "Spanish Da:.cer; " Gledstane, "Nurse ; " Matthw, "Eastern Lady;" Fitness, "Sranish Dancer; " W. F'taesF, "Cigarettes; " Gauntlett, "Powflr and Patches;" Lauer, "Taml. urine Girl; " Reynolds, "Franc ; " Stewart, Napoleonette;" Fletcher, "Folly; " Kimberly, "Gipsy ; " Fleming, "Boy Scout;" McOlaien, "Peace, " McLaren, "Kewt,ie;" Fletcher, "Red Cross Murse." Messrs. Fleming, " Indian;" Brown, " Parson;" Wray " Ben Hur;" Fitness, " Cowboy;" Lowiie, " Matchec;" Moffitt, " Tramp;" Balme, " Sailor;" Gauntlett, "Tiffin Drew;" R. Reynolds, "Toreador;" Fletcher, " Harve9tei;" J. Reynolds, " Uncle Sim;" Harker, " Spanish Cavalier;" J. Townsend, " Maori Womar;" L. Reynolds, " Clown;" L. Barker, "Jester;"