Manchester Unity Ball
The members of the local branch of the Manchester Unity I. O. Oddfellows celebrated thier seventeenth anniversary by holding, a ball in the School of Arts on…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
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Hospital Ball at Nimitybelle
Like the Methodist preacher in Pickwick, I have my favorite venity (dancing) which New Year's Night did not tend to weaken."…
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Following the day's footracing and cycling sports in Cooma on Monday—New Year's Day— which were held under the suspices of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows…
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ON Thursday evening last a concert was given in the School of Arts by Mrs. and Miss Davis's pupils, viz., the Misses Bartley, J. Bartley, Dot Harrison, M…
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The above entertainment was held at the Union Church Hall, Saucy Creak, on Friday evening, the 9th inst., before a large and appreciative audience. The…
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A meeting of ladies favourable to holding the annual Hospital Ball took place on Thursday at the School of Arts, Present:—Mesdames Cookes, Reid, Nolan…
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This event, which now goes hand an hand with the annual show, and has become a well established fact, was held in the School of Arts on…
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The Polo Club Ball took place in the evening at the Royal Assembly Rooms, come, the weather being; delightfully fine and cool and the…
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THE Cricketers' ball took place at Berridale on Friday evening ans was well attended. Dancing commenced at 8 o'clock and was…
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was held in the School of Arts in the evening, which was much better patronised than were the sports in the day. About 40 couples were on the floor, and…
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The plain and fancy dress ball, inaugurated the Nimitybells folk in aid of the of the funds of the Roman Catholic Presbytery, took place on Easter Monday night, and as…
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One of the most enthusiastic meeting of ladies with the arrangement of the annual ball in aid of the Cooma Hospital, took place in the…
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FOR several years past it has been the custom of the members of the R.C. Church here to held a ball on Easter Monday night in aid of the Church and…
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Madame Sarah Berahardt has taken a great resolve. She has decided to exclude from her theatre ladies who persist in wearing hats…
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One of the most striking departures fsom old fashioned styles is that adopted for the latest invitations to society festivities. The invitations to some…
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On Friday 11th instant, one of the most successful tea meetings and concerts ever held in Adaminaby, took place in aid of the Church of England Stipend Fund. Mrs…
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A meeting was held at Dodds Hotel on Thursday evening last for the purpose of [?] the adv[?] of [?] the now defant cooma [?] [?] There…
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For some time past if a stranger arrived in Klandra he would be promptly befied up by philanthropic young ladies and requested to bay nickess for a concert and hall for the…
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The annual convent ball was held in the School of Arts on Tuesday night last. The night was fine and frosty—just the sort of a night to enjoy a good dance—…
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Mila has reached that stage of its existence when it begins to feel that it is progressing and demands that the public shall take notice of the fact. Ever since…
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