CARNIVAL QUEEN

Wairarapa Daily Times, 18 September 1934, Page 5

CARNIVAL QUEEN

BUSINESS CAMPAIGN. To-night, fit the Drill Hall, a ping■pong tournament will be held in aid of the Business candidate, Miss Mollie Collier. This promises to be a big success, and competitors are reminded that play will start promptly at / o’clock. , . . ~ Entries are already m hand for the Rugby tournament on Saturday at Memorial Park. The Masterton Municipal Band will head theV ocesslon ot players to the Park.

FARMERS’ QUEEN.

The Wharcama Amateur Theatrical Society will repeat its recent performance in the Homewood Hall to-morrow / night. The play is entitled “Have Aou Anvthing to Declare-?” It will be folJ Wed by a dance. The proceeds will go towards the support of Miss Morrison, who will be present at the function. Te Wharau settlers are invited to participate in this entertaining function.

, MASKED BALL

TO-MORROW EVENING

Very keen interest has been aroused in the masked ball to be held in the Town Hall to-morrow evening, mere will no doubt be a large attendance, with most parts of the district well represented, and probably visitors from farther afield. Masks will be supplied free and worn until after the singing ot the “Masquerade” song, when dancers will unmask. There will boa, large programme of modern and old-time dances to music, supplied by an excellent orchestra of sixteen players. A smaller group of musicians has been engaged to play for the extras. Two pipers are to lead the grand march, and other features of this great carnival event in aid of the Y.M.C.A. Queen will be a ballet, solo dances, specialty spotlight, Monte Carlo, etc.. Dancing -will commence sharp at 8 o clock, and Continue to the early hours of the ■Fnoming. A ladies’ committee has done iT wonders in regard to the supper arrangements, and a delightful time is assured patrons.