FOOTBALLERS' BALL AT DUNSANDEL.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18135, 26 July 1924, Page 2

FOOTBALLERS' BALL AT DUNSANDEL.

The annual ball of the Dunsandel Football G"b was held recently when a large number of rilv to the music of Jlr « e -^ & band The derorations were of streamers and balloons in the club s colours, refieved with foliage. TTie menta were ably by the ball committee, of which Mr &.• • I'liprson was secretary. Jlessrs rRaplev and R. S. Claydon were of ceremonies. The. grand mvrch led bv Mr H- A. Brown, president of the club, and Mrs Brown who were followed by Mr F. Lill and M.» LiU, Mr and Mrs James Stalker Mr John «Tifl Miss N "Walker, these forming the official set in the lancers. The ladies present included: Mesdatnea H. A. Brown, who wore brown taff ta and E. Johnson, black c:.epe CO chi::e a'd P.i'ley gccr .ette; E. G. W light, blue marocain; H. Wright, Kaek: radium lace; Jas. Wa.ker, green shrt taffeta and j-ce- J Stewart, black jersry nlk and mron; f" Smith b'.ack velvet; E. Upston, b;ue c.-'tin bsad'd overdres«; H. Parns, pink •ntin- X. Wa'ker, navy «atin; F. White, pirk taffeta; Drake, b'.u- eatin, green trimmings; Yonier. naw bead-d frock: Haidie Veck de chine; Sn'.'.itt. grey frock; to' 9 Hampton, mauve maiocain and silver; Free. >men crepe de chin° and eeorsett"; T AVen blue satin and lace; ilcGill. bine ?uk t.r.d indium lacc; M. Bn-es*, wine crene de chine; JL g"'d brocad- f'ock; M. Allen, crepe de cnine; Mnrsie A Men, pi"k crepe de chi"e and ndirm ir.ee; ' Bilbrorgh, blue brocaded frock; E. marocain; A. fib-on pink rreoe ip chine; T). Former. whi'e net; P"t*ie. b'a<-k t-ff-ta; Watson. blue t-ffe*a; C*use, white frock I IHce, pink lr.ff ti ard er-or-«ftte; Mee. ■ white <=.? tin a-d b'ick lnee; ■p.. Bvere, pink taflHa aid r?dinin lace; fs'ndsel 1 . sn-">et marocain; <V Xim», pink B<it : r: R. T -i!I. n'um pati"; Ms'T/iren, »"ricct V^oad' I '' frock; M. Kim®, b'-ck t?ff" t;l sr-d sa+in; K. Patterson, ni n k j r.-r-ne dp chin"; "D. pink i~- c ~T si'k; "M. B"rnv, rr*se eeo-7-^"; B'"dd">. and fswn Dublin. W# toff»ta and g»o<is'ra"h'"'V —.♦*7l !>"d ""ortjetto; M. Ar-'k-r. bin" ve'v"*: M. Lill flime t-ff'ta jtT'd M-'Wqcn'-erson. f-e»n n>«r-i—in; A yr ~?~ 'ihe-sn'T. c"ri«e taff»tfl and ■•i'v"-; D. T-i 1. marocain; I. Chappell, brown shot taffeta.

DANCE AT LYNDHURST. A verv successful nnd was riven by the Lvndh"r-"t TTnlj Committee jis a wind-iro of the qrn'a held recentlv in a'd of the hall funds. There w*i« a large attendance from Lvndhnrst. Methven, Rnkaia. and surrounding districts, and about mnetv cnples took part in the dance. Music was by McDonald's orchestra 'win Rnkaia. and Mr Le'n. Allred ('Methven') played an extra. T>"* hall was tastefully decorated in black and tangerine. The duties of secTetarv were in the capab'e hands of Mr . "W Cook. and Mr A. Gadd, assisted by Mr Cook, carried out the duties of M.C. A song, "There's a Silver Lining," was contributed by Miss D. Houston, j Tsefore the dance commenced. Mr "W. G. Breach, chairman of the Hall Committee, thanked those who had worked hard or given donations for the successful gala. He then read the report and balance-sheet of the gala, which showed that donations amounting to £BO 4s, proceeds of sales at stalls £302 16s, had been received. The expenses amounted to £6l 12s Bd, leaving a net credit balance of £321 7s 4d. Ho thought this was a wonderful result for a one day's function in a place the size of Lyndhurst, and the committea and the district were proud of the result of their effort. The amount raised together with an amount of £BO pre--1 vionsly in hand, would be sufficient to clear the hall of debt and still leave sufficient for some necessary enlargements and alterations, and for the installation of electric light. When this 'was completed Lyndhurst would have a hall'second to none in the county. Among those present were the following:— Miss Osborne, who wore blue marocain; Mrs Barclay, orange trffeta: Miss Robertson, wine coloured ch.ffon; Ms? Scott, ja>z satin with touches ol black; Miss D.okle, Victorian dress of sulfhu; organdie; Miss Chambers, black satin; M.s Gray, s.axe shot taffeta; Miss Hale, apricot crepe de chine with radium lace'; Mr 3 Stap.eton, nigger brown jazz satin; Miss Mileu, flame satin; Miss Breach, blue ard gold taffeta; MS3 E. Heed, blue silk; Mrs Prebble, black velvet ; Misa Lilley, pale Rreen satin; Miss L. Lilley, blue and s Iver satin; Mns L Cteborne, pale pirk crepe de chine; Mi3S M. Thompson, white crepe de chine; Mss Nisb, whi.e velvet; Mis jyennish, saxe blue silk; Miss G. Johnson, satin marocain; Mis 3 O'Neill, black satin- Misa Brady, n-vy marocain* Miss Everest, cream satin with lace trimmin?; Miss B. Nish, red ( ve.wst; Miss Jetm Lilley, jade green marocain: MtSJ M. McKendry, white fugi silk; Miss McKendry, white fugi a.'lk; Miss B. McKendry, blue w.th silver trimmings; M.si E. Bryant, navy* blue fug si k with ior.il sat'n corsago; Mies Datidson, black, relieve! with lemon; Miss M. Rosa, black taffeta with floral trimmings; M.ss May Th v>ipson, lemon satin with touches of blue; Miss V. Hcvje, while satin, beaded in silver; Misa E. fixrase, saxo blue crepe de chine an J silver lace; Mis A. C. badd, ni?ger brown fiook; Mrs C. H-ile, fawn frock; Mrs Hus.on, black silk; Messrs J. Coy, K. ff, A. Diiff, J. UavHsm, A. and L. Allred. Pe.rie, Scoon, Dickie, 0. McKendry, G. McKendry, /• l x.ill-vV. (.t. Brench, O'Connell, McLean, Wright, Brown, Everert, Barclay, Ross, Adams (i), Gray (2). Dent, Kuddenkla.u, Staploton, Hale, Houston, Rcesby, Collison, Chambers, and many others.