The Benevolent Ball
THE above annual function, which was for so long an interesting topic in social circles in our district, is now numbered with the past, and the only facts that remain of the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1899
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Churches Where They Dance
There are skill two European churches in which the practice of dancing has survived-- those of Seville, and Echternach in Luxembourg. At Seville it is customary on the…
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A most erroneous impression has got abroad with regard to the fancy dress sets at the forthcoming Hospital Bail. It is assumed that the sets arranged are the only ones that…
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The Tennis Club recently formed under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society, and called the Endeavor Club, journeyed to Oak wood on…
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On the 21st inst, a magic lantern n[?]tertaiam-at supported by a rather lengthy musical programme drew a very satisfactory audience to the local Wesleyan Church. The len[?]ers…
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The annual Bachelor's Ball was held in the large room at Wallangra on Friday evening, 16th, and was a great success, and a record ball for Wallangra. Too much prise cannot…
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In the evening a plain and fancy dress ball was held in the Masonic Hall. When the opening dance was commenced there was a tremendous attendance, which later on increased till…
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Merry feet, pit pattering, Female tongues, all chattering. Looks given, fond and fl[?]ttering, Male hearts, and feelings hattering…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →At the State Ball
A STATE ball may not be an amusing function, but it is, without doubt, a stately and most interesting one. Buckingham Palace is its background,…
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"Maidens ! We scorn him who thus doth assent That we go to a ball to chatter and flirt, Who even declares—an odious thing— That we all are "trying to get a ring."…
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On Wednesday evening last an entertainment in aid of the Church of England Building Fund was given in the Hampden Hall, Boggy Camp, to a very fair…
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There was a sound of revelry by night, And Belgium's capital had gathered then Her beauty and her chivalry; and bright The lamps shone o'er fair women and…
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The local Tennis Association has added another laurel to its crown by bringing to such an eminently satisfactory issne its annual ball, which enlivened a seotion…
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The local Druids celebrated their twentieth anniversary on Wednesday evening last by a grand ball. Previous to the opening of the ball a torchlight procession of members of the…
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A meeting of members of the Town Band and the Football Clubs was held at Mr. A. M'Donald's on Wednesday night last, to arrange for holding a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gain and Chaff. What the Band Played
AT Windsor Castle the band wan playing during the afternoon. Presently a new air, ineffably dreamy and sweet, stole on Her Majesty's car. It so charmed her that she sent an attendant to knew…
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For some weeks past the Benevolent Balls, which were held in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings last, were looked…
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During the week the residents of Boggy Camp have been treated to a series of entertainments, but the greatest treat of them all was the concert given in the Hampden Hall…
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SHE was a dear little girl of six, but such a trial to her mother, a tall, slender, listless woman, who spent the greater portion of the…
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