Paper Ball
Following on the success made last year with the Paper Ball hold in connection with St. Luke's Church of England hospital, the local committee made arrangements to hold…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1924
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The Player-Piano Ball Quaama's Big Night
"It was a wonderful night" is the generally expressed opinion of visitors to the player-piano ball at Quaama on Wednesday…
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The Military Ball last night was attended by about 70 couples,, and £31 were taken at the door. There were very few from outside central…
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The Lyric Hall was crowded for the Cinderella on Thursday night. Prizes for children’s costumes were awarded as follows:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. Rough on the Artists Ball. Jazzing on Gridiron of Hell. Sydney
A meeting in the Domain yesterday, after discussing the rowdyism at the Artiste’ Ball, carried a resolution “That this meeting of citizens…
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One of the brightest and most enjoyable dances of the season was the Ball in aid of Nazaretto Convent, held in the Lyric on Wednesday night…
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One of the biggest successes yet achieved at Pyree was in connection with the Shoalhaven Rowing Club's concert, held in the Literary Institute…
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A very successful concert was given by the pupils of the Nowra District School on Thursday night in the School of Arts, in aid of the…
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This popular annual dance took place last night, and was not as well attended as usual, sickness and the lateness of the season no doubt…
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The concert hold at Pyree Literary Institute in connection with the Shoalhaven Rowing Club on Tuesday night last week was one of the most…
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All the mothers, tho sisters, the cousin, and the aunts, not to mention the friends, of the Public School students, filled, the School of Arts to overflowing on Thursday night,…
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As anticipated, the Catholic Ball on Wednesday night was one of the most brilliant and successful social functions of the year. It was very largely…
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Once upon a time, as the story books say, the old-fashioned tea meeting was an event of the first importance, looked forward to by the old…
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With the object of raising funds for the completion of the new band hall, painting, lining, etc., the Town Band committee arranged for a…
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The Ball tendered by the Bega Parents and Citizens’ Association and local Teachers’ Association to the visiting teachers on Tuesday was a…
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Last Saturday was known as " Baud Satin day," devoted to the purpose of raisin funds for the Band. Street stalls were held at the Prince of "Wales and…
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The promoters of the above tea meeting, which was held last week, were very disappointed at the meagre attendance. The disappointment was felt more keenly also…
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It is officially announced that there will be no prosecutions for alleged breach of the liquor regulations at the Artists’ Ball, but steps will be…
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A dance organised by Mrs O Hara and Miss. Thelma Hergenhan to augment the funds of the recent ment the funds of the recent Convent…
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Ventric Rye was accidentally shot In the abdomen by Francis Privett, aged 16, while attending a dance at Rye Park, near Boorowa. The…
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