OPENING BALL AT PREBBLETON.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 145, 25 July 1914, Page 4

OPENING BALL AT PREBBLETON.

A correspondent writes:— The opening ball wns held in the new public liall at Prebbleton on Thursday evening, and proved to be a most suc<essfu.l function, about ninety couples being present. Music, was supplied by Roeslors' Band, and Messrs L. McGill anl G. Miller were M.C. 's.

Among those present were:—Mrs L.! Gallagher, cream silk; Mrs W. Galla-1 gher, grey; Mrs J. Savage, white muslin; Mrs Yeatman, cream; Mrs Lavers, white Indian crepe; Mrs Graham, cream satin; Mrs Shadbolt, cream with blue sash; Mrs Adam, cream frock trimmed with blue; Mrs Tubb, gold draped with | black; Mrs Go ugh, black; Mrs S. Smith, ! white with fur trimmings; Mrs J. Gallagher, brown velvet; Mrs Easterbrook, grey silk; Mrs T. Earnshaw, grey frock; Mrs Rosser, white muslin; Mrs McMeekin, white silk blouse, grey skirt; Mrs Miller, green voile; Mrs cream with spangled tunic; Mrs Craythorne, cream; Mrs Hartnell, white with black sash; Airs Whitelaw, white muslin, blue sash; Mrs H. Prebble, cream silk; Mrs (>. Tod, white muslin; Miss Legg, green, pink sash; Miss H. Legg, heliotropemuslin; Miss Tubb, white silk; Miss Rigby, blue floral delaine; Miss Smith, cream; Miss I. Smith, pale blue; Miss McNally, cream si\k muslin; Miss Fuller, cream; Misses Coleman (2) (Ladbrooks), white, with satin trimmings; Misses Gallagher (2), tussore silk; Miss Earnshaw, pale pink; Miss Joyce, pale pink; Miss E. Joyce, white; Miss H. Fuller, pale pink; Miss Cossar, tango siitin; Miss Foster, dead rose gown; Miss Ferguson, pale blue; Miss Foster (Ladbrooks), white crepe de chine; Miss K Foster, champagne gown; Miss Rowe, lale blue; Miss S. Thompson, white muslin; Miss Tucker, grey; Miss S. Tucker, black velvet; Miss L.tJKarding, floral muslin; Miss Harding, brown velvet; Miss Holmes, white muslin; Miss Withers, pale pink; Miss Griffiths, cream, with tangerine sash; Miss McMeekin, pink voile; Miss Parkes, jale blue; Misses Coleman (2), grey; Miss Craythorne, pale blue; Miss A. Fuller, white muslin; Miss Arnst, heliotrope; Miss Taylor, pale blue; Miss D. Taylor, saxe blue. Amongst the gentlemen present were: Messrs Adam, Morland, Miller, McGill (2), Saunders (2), Shadbolt (2), Cossar, McNally (5), Gallagher (3), Early, Savage, Thompson, Parkes, Prebble, T. Foster, H. Foster, T. Coleman, S. Coier.au, Rowe (3), Kolkman, Yeatman, Whitelaw, Bruce, Withers (3), Holmes, Sellars, Smith, Hartnell, Prestidge, Williamson, Ellis, A. Anderson, T. Anderson, Hyndinan, Clark, Craythorne, Fuller, Earnshaw (2), Eaglesome (2), Easterbrook (2), Coles (2), Bush, Chapman, Payne (2), Words (2), Woodward (2), IJaynes, Longstaff.