RINK CARNIVAL AND BALL AT CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2997, 29 September 1891, Page 2

RINK CARNIVAL AND BALL AT CAMBRIDGE.

Tiiu: ovunluaUid un Thursday evening, and w;i.-> a pronounced kiicuou.-. ; indued wo never saw tlio l'ublio Hall lm.k guyer than it did when Ihu linkers in fancy drnr.s were gracefully gyrating round it,. Of course there was this u-ual complement nf eluwm and liitffcw.-i wll ° cv,ir >' I1 " w iUjd then caused roars of hm&hlcr by tlioir RruVesquo antics. The Mlowiiu; is a list of the fancy drossy-.-Miss li. Forrest, Marchioness ; Miss A. iStuitb, Swiss >ihl ; Miss A. Webbur, LnMascoUe ; Mi;s M. McMillan, Scutch Lis,i«; Miss M. Sharp. I Mucins: Cirl: MLs L. Forrest, Waiting Maid; Mis:: Davids, K-sd, White and Bho: M'ci HsherpinEr, Monte Orln ; Little Louie l<err, Old Mulher J-liibh.wl ; Messrs F. W. J'.ueklaud, .1. Dull and A. Lo Oiiesne, Clowns; Messrs I'. Sargmil and li. Stewart, Niggers; Mr 11. Weal, Mexican Stockman ; Mr A. McKinmui, Athlete; Mr J. Cameron, Sailor; Mr 11. McKernon, Day and Night; Mr A. Andrews, Australian Stockman ; Mr F. Amur, Highlander: Mr 0. Walker, Hood Ni-iit. Of the ladies, Miss D.ivis, as lied. White and Blue ; undoubtedly carried off the palm, but little Miss Kcrr, as Old Mother Hubbard, whs exceedingly good. The best pair worn Miss McMillan and Mr Anner, both in Highland costume; Messrs Cameron, Andrews and Bell weru also well dressed to represent the characters they sustained. At 10 p.m. linking ceased, and shortly after dancincr commenced, and was kept up with spirit till nearly 4 a.m., when everyone journeyed homo, having thoroughly enjoyed themselves.