BALL AT CLARKVILLE.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18802, 21 September 1926, Page 3

BALL AT CLARKVILLE.

Good weather favoured the Eyre Foot- ' ball Club for its first annual ball, held in the Clarkvillo Peace Hall recently. The decorations were of black and | white streamers and multi-coloured bal-. loons. The music was supplied by the Oust Jaz-s Orchestra, and Messrs 11. Baynon and H. Giles were efficient M.C.'s. Progressive euehre was played in the supper-room, the prize-winners being Mrs (i. H. ITassall and Mr V. Giles. The winners of the luck « pot were Miss Mavis Holland aud Mr C. Holland, of the Monte Carlo Miss Mavis Stratford and Mr J. W. O'Couuor, and or! the waltzing competition Miss Mavis Holland and Mr Richards. Mr B. Henderson thanked all who had helped to make the club a success, and presented Mr 11. Baynon with a trophy, given by Mr E; Brown, for the most improved, player during the 'season. Those present included:—ATesdarnes Cumberpatch, J. Smith. A. Wilson. C. Vauehnn J , E vv? ollan(J > L - w - E Giles, G. H. Hassail, Ed. Giles, J. Clarke, Dickie, R. Browu. -Henderson, Lon Giles, F. Holland, Misses Mavis Stratford (Christchurch), Delia Duffy, (Ghristchurch), Sylvu Wilson. Fanny Rice, \ jok-t Magon, Haze) GruTen, Mavis Holland. Uora Giles, Derry (Christchurch), Hayden. Olive Bajnon, Fred* Cherry, Estelle Chenr Eva Martin, H Jury, E. Hassall, Iris \_aughan, M Power. M. Mcintosh F E Hassall, Lilian Cherry. E.-Power, N Mcln'. rl y \¥ r ,', l)ons Seaward. Moana Fowler Rose Maddams, Constance Moore, Nita Giles' Harriet Wilson, Hazel Wilson. Bel e Giles SMlffi* GOCS ' A - Sandra