DISTRICT NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1919, Page 2

DISTRICT NEWS.

RAHOTO. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) The Oddfellows' ball held on Thursday was a most enjoyable affair. The hall was crowd* ed with dancers and the Oddfellows In their sashes of bright colors and the handsome dresses, besides the fanpy dresses, made a Tery pleasing sight, especially In the grand march. Mr Waswo and Mr Harold Kitchen were untiring in their dutlos as M.'sO.. and did much for the visitors' pleasure. Mr De For» presented Mr T. Dawson, who won the gentleman's prhw (a cigarette case), for his fancy dress, "Saulre Quthery," and Miss Jessie Malcolm with a jewel case, the lady's; prize, she representing "Peace and Plenty," which was most appropriate. The dresses worn by the ladles alone showed how I there was plenty In the land and to see all our poys homo enjoying themselves and wearing | their returned badges Indicated there waa peace in God's Own Country..". The other dresses Worn were very beautiful. Miss Molly Bryne, Erin or Irouind Forever"; Miss Mason, Irish Colleen; Mi sa Tyler, "Weldon's Journal"; Miss Chapman, nurse; Miss Lusk, Italian girl; Miss J7* l!!""*' I ; den as ae y *«* with the many |ood things and great credit Is da. to MeSdaraes Waswo and Robinson, who had charge The stage was sot up as a,sitting-room, and the music was of the best, with Mr Parker (piano). Misses Cross (violin), and Mr Hodson (cornet VfJF* l teraa «'<*>- Extras were pb£3 by. Misses Chapman and. Rowland, Driver Barrett and Mr and Mrs Hodson (Opunake) The factory annual meeting takes place on Thursday 24th Inst. I understand the ba°! '' Ule best BVer prwra « Bd to *««- c.°tnt\ork""""'" ■•"* tMt ******** «■