THE SWANKERS' CLUB.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17063, 16 August 1917, Page 4

THE SWANKERS' CLUB.

MONSTER GRAND BALL.

Everything points to the probability of the above ball being a huge success. No stone is being left unturned by the committee to make it so. The final arrangements are well in hand, and, given a fin© night, a recoc-d attendance should fill the Drill Hall. If all is true that the decorating committee say they.intend doing, their wcrk alone should vepay the cost of the tickets. The music, in the capable hands of the Queen Alexandra Band and Fuller s Orchestra, will be a J;reat to all patrons. The ladies' committee report spid^did progress and intend carrying out their duties in such a manner that past efforts will be easily overshadowed. The Floor Committee are emphatic in thoir avowal that the floor will b,e in a state of perfection on the night. As to dress, ib is auite optional: people may pleas 9 themselves whether they go in plain or evening dress. The money collected goes to the Nurses' War Relief Fund, a worthy object that ell should assist, and the Drill Hall should be filled to overflowing on the 24th inst. It will not be necessary to have a ticket for entrance, as there are only a limited number printed. A ticket office will be open on the night, and in tho hands of an efficient staff capable of handling the large number that are sure to respond to this open invitation.