CARLUKE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 10, 9 March 1910, Page 67

CARLUKE.

A Ball. March L On Friday 25th February, a plain and fancy dress ball was held in the Carluke Hall m aid of the Tennis Club. Owino to the very wet weather a large number of people were prevented from being present. Among those in fancy dress I noticed Mrs. J. Butterworth, “Jeanette”; Miss Wieken’s, “Little Miss Muffit”; M - Rlaneli ette, Gipsy Maiden; Miss E. Blanchette, Starlight; Miss Andrews, Maiden; Miss B. Andrews, Queen of Hearts; Mrs. A. Barton, Night; Miss walker, Grace Darling; Miss G. Walker Flower Girl; Miss Scott, Tessa; Miss Pope, Advertisement for W. B. Girlin® and Co.; Mrs. C. Jones, Unknown; Mr. IX Murray, Uncle Sam; Mr. C. Campbell, Australian Cricketer; Mr. W. Farnell, Chinaman; Mr. W. Harris, Cricketer; Mr. J. Simpson, Cowboy; Mr. H. Simpson, Jockey; Mr. G. Brown, Coon; Mr. W. Wady, Lady; Mr. Fiveash, Clown; Mr. E. Leonard, Clown; Mr. P. Thompson, Jack Tar; Mr. E. Wells, Sailor; Mr. A. C. Jennings, Sailor; Mr. G. Anderson, Indian Chief; Mr. J. Leonard, Indian Squaw.

Personal. Mrs. J. Picard (Foxton) has been spending a few weeks’ holiday with her mother, Mrs. R. Andrews, of Carluke. Mrs. D. Picard (North Is’and) is spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. H. Pope, of Carluke. Miss Ella Beal returned home yesterday after spending a pleasant holiday with her aunt, Mrs. S. Tapp, of Springlands, Blenheim.

Mr. Apsey (America) is now on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Wiekens, of Carluke. Mrs. Brown (Havelock) is at present spending a short holiday with her sister, Mrs. H. Smith, of Carluke. AZENA.