... some special notes on the prospects of the dancing season by Ernest Betts. Ralph Straus gives a Brief but informative book review, E M. Wright discourses upon motoring, and The Ivennelman discusses dogs and clog shows. Clodhopper contributes eome interesting ...

... jokes, and clog dancing Mr. W. Train and Mr. P. Howard. The play Mogridge's Cow, was given by Mr. Heyward, Mrs. V. Holmes, Mr. Train, Miss F. Gill, Mr. P. Howard; producer, Miss Bate. Carols were sung members. There were various games, competitions, and dances ...

... Studley. Hunt, Strawbridge, Baker, Griffen and Elston. Games and dancing were enjoyed. A paper hat competition was won by Mrs. Miller, and Miss G. Counett was the winner of a bob-apple competition, the prizes being presented Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Griffiths ...

... interesting talk was given on Health and Happiness. The monthly competition was won by Mrs. Keeffe. During the social half-hour songs were given by Mrs. P. Hill and clog, and tap dances by the Misses M. Welsman and Betty Yelverton, with Mrs. Harrison ...

... show, which *as kindly judged tiie nurse at Bow. During the afternoon be North Tawton Brass Hand rendered -elections, and a dance followed in the Market Hall. The stallholders, etc . were General, Mesdamcs J. H. -Gib'.ngs, Webber, S. i.e. Ciieriton, ami ...

... and last evening delighted their audience with marvellous dancing. At clog-dancing they are extremely smart, but their dancing roller skates really wonderful. Tl.eir great novelty table dance, as well as their performance the revolving top ...

... Bridges, will qualify, having a higher score than the second prizewinner. Following the whist dance was held there being a good attendance. Bright's Palma Dance Band supplied the music. Refreshments were arranged by rhe Ladies' Committee, under the supervision ...

... d party, when guests old and young join together in the old favourite games. For young people, of course, there must be dancing, and a good floor and music must provided. If there are older people at the same party, or if you are giving party for older ...

... Scholastica, Sir Visto, Catriona, Cheik, Fortune's Darling, Balsamine, and Master Miuting. Visitors' Plate: Whisperer, Clog Dance, and Eglinton. Maiden at Entry Plate ; Rockery and Dorothy Draggletail filly. WORCESTER MEETING. (by telegraph.) Order of ...

... gives important late r «'l and local news which obtained by papers outside the City. Agricultural Show is fixed for \ Entries clog© to-morrow. ' ,f Pair, athletic sports, ajid horse J*iJl place on tie intst. are offered. Division Primrose League Habitahold ...

... by permission of Miss F. M. sleigh. Country dancing was given by the school children, in charge of Miss Goss, and there was Morris dancing adults under the direction of Miss Sleigh, guessing competitions, and side-shows. The helpers were Mrs. Watts, ...

... Scoutmaster S. G. for the dance. Refreshments (kindly given parents and friends) were the supervision of Mcsdames R. Brewer. 11. Crook, and A. Loman'. Stewards were Scoutmaster D. Fox and T. Henley. Mr. and Miys Taklc supplied the dance music. Latest figures ...