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... Crottenden. Frederick (senior;. Bertram Eldridco, Harn'd Eldridce. Alfred Lusted. Leslie Gain. Ellen Thomas Ida Ca«t. Arthur Clifford Watson. Winnie Thorpe. William Martin, Alice Carey, Hannah Bar. Or* H'»hden. and Arthur Fellows. 11.—Becinald Outsell, Lily Thorpe ...
... Booth, Beauehiunp, and Mrs Jock Beltville, J. Beg. King, Mr Roy, Mr and John W. Abraham, Dr and Mrs Handfleld Jones, J. M Clifford- Watson, W> F. Courthope, Mr and Mra Stotiort Mr Sehlenlheint, Mr and Mrs A. Henderson, Mr and Mrs P. H. Riley, E. C. D ennlcr ...
... FRED. E. WATSON, R.N.7.R. H.M.S. sons of Mr. H. Watson, Park View, Westfield. GUESTLING AND WESTFIELD MEN. PTE. CLIFFORD WATSON, A.S.C. In France. ...
... had been largely in the hands foreign countries, but which could be. produced with equal success.—Miss Ridpath, Miss Clifford Watson. Miss Roberta, and Miss Hill made the arrangements very admirably. HOW* TO SATE INCOME TAX. INVEST THE Hastings Cottage ...
... speciality dances given with grave and admirable technique by Miss Claudia Maitland (Kasten. dance). IMAM Shirts and Master Clifford Watson imixiern ballroom tango), Miss Halm Hunter and Mims Betty Reid (Irish jig), Miss Nancy Crisp and Miss Rhona Gerlach (operatic ...
... ed dancer, was vociferously applauded for her Spring dance. An exhibition of the tango was given Sheila and Master Clifford Watson. was a perfect and marvellous exhibition* and was greatly enjoyed. That the greatest care and attention is paid each child ...
... included a graceful gavotte by Janet Rogerv, who made a very dainty abeplierrlens: a spirited Dutch danee by Sheila and Clifford Watson. who Mao contributed a akilful tango; and a fanciful number The Winds, by the fattening performers: Et. Nurse. Elsie ...
... Dutch Boy. The Owe were distributed by Iles. Field. As exhibition Dutch dance WAN given by Sheila Watson and Master Clifford Watson and their graceful performance was warmly applauded. Ballroom thiewortn were again a popular feature and there a good ...
... the a some Calm wet retrd when was very sweetly eisselea of Happiness.* Mt gaiety with the el ' Itaggie* Om' that by Clifford Watson amid chorea Mather edtrinpt by kill-joy party to produce • failed, and tbe fret pert of the prof/roam. ended general ...
... has had many eucce*s«a lately in the World's Championship, among the twenty dancers, etc. Miss two pupils. Sheila and Clifford Watson, won the lat prise for the fox trot the Hotel Cecil, and 3rd prise for waits**. Thera j were hundreds of children competing ...
... they were placed next to Maxwell Stuart and Barbara Miles, the world champions. Miss Katcliffo’s two pupils, Sheila and Clifford Watson, won the first prize for the fox-trot at the Hotel Cecil, and third prize for waltzes. There were hundreds cnildren competing ...
... were placed next to Nlaxwell .Sluait and Barbara Miles. the win hi diampions. Miss Ratcliffe's two pupils. Sheila and Clifford Watson. won the first prize for fox trot at the Hotel Cecil. and third prize for wolt , .ve. • Titer. wer,. , Th.-nd7td3 cf children ...