THE CALEDONIAN BALL.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3547, 7 August 1920, Page 4

THE CALEDONIAN BALL.

} The first unnuui bull unfivr the nus- ; pices of the '.L'-uihapc» and Distvgii-t» Calcidonian Sdciety was held. in tlie 'l‘o\~.'n $113,111 last night, and was well attend- ‘; (-53. The Hall was very tastcftfify decimated with flags :111d’g1-ee7xl‘e'l'_?",° zmél : the soft fighting ;IddcC! ,-__;;c::t]y to the belfect. The tx‘c]li.<—\vql'k> afong the front of the stage :m}i. at the duo-rwa_ys was spe:-Idirll_v ofi°erlt?\‘c, 111141 cnmbim;-(1 emelientiy with the genm'u] decorutiye scheme. The supper voom was also tastefully decorated and the repast pl'c»Vi(locl was done full justice to. The flcucwr \m:~; .<plen«lidl_\j ;n.op:ll'ea,-znld was in good order. -'J‘in: music \y:1;~r supplied by Croziex‘-'.< €,)x~hostv'a, and :=.Jde<l greatly to the cll'3‘s_vlncllt of tho

dancers. Sox‘g‘eant.—lVfilj«;r Scott, the v\w:=ll-kncwn piper. and .\li:‘s Daisy .\'l:-.-Clellan, the well-known Highland dancer, were at their best, and were greatly appreciated. The ball was one of the most successful social functions héfd here for a long time.