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... when Lady Baring gave a dance for her debutante daughter, Miss Ahercromby, who looked very pretty and dainty in white chiffon. Mrs Henry Wharton gave a party at the Grafton Gallery, and Lady Lee and Mrs Alfred Parley were other dance hostesses, and Mrs George ...
... entertainment, a Dutch peasant clog dance in costume and a fmcinaticer jig, dammed by sixteen couples &eared in the *mocks and sun bonnets of the early rustic village, as one would love to see it stilL Quite tinies danced in this, and their spirit and ...
... did on your old plan. for clog daneing.—You would be able to art flume from Mr Alias, in Sohosquare. Baron Thomas, 72, Wellington-street Deptford, makes a special kind. and I should ay von ought to have lemons in clog dancing. I do not know any Lock that ...
... championship, did not defend her title, aving renounced public golf competitions during a course ..f study for one of the learned professions. The week's play opened with the usual stroke competition, and i his did not hold out great promise of the success of ...
... eve, where the course is one of the pettiest, would have done credit to an ordinary June. The programme contained several competitions for ladies. and the presence of the Misses Ellis and Morris assured a high standard in the double sculling races. The final ...
... a gallop or other lively tune, and the cards mingle themeless promiscuously. A competent M.C. should be able to arrange dances round cr square. At a given signal the cards fall into four prearranged hands with their backs to the spectators. IV. Tits ...
... Radeglia and Mies Larminie did very well to score eleven aces in each game. Miss Su-DIGGING AT DAYOS. ROUNDING TUN CURTI. A CLOGS e a • 7 - 4 Feb. 13, 1909. fourth. Miss D. Richmond Browne and Lord Lytton ; fifth, Rungger and 1)r Field ; and sixth, Mr ...
... the costume., and should arrive and b. announced together (supposing they were wit members of the same family), and dance the first dance together. Children look extremely pretty and picturesque in these national tunes, and they are not difficult to mike ...
... She only encore of the evening. It was • Clog Dance, which bore tha strange sub title Ilandel in the Strand Of this Mr Grainger himself in his programm e book explains the part which Handel plays in this Dance: I have made use of some matter from variations ...
... t given by the Happy Little Jape was also excellent. Another popular turn is an Irish In which Miss Decima Moore sang and danced most bewitchingly. The Last Load. a charming harvest scene, descriptive of rural life in the early Victorian Era. and Mr ...
... occupied by Mr 4 Astley. , A pleasant outing may be spent on Tuesday. Sept. :1. in Blenheim - Lc: Park, whore the usual annual clog show will take place. There see - certain to be some nice Blenheim spaniels present. not such as go the rounds of the shows ...
... great wooden clogs, so necessary for the journeys over the stony footpaths, were laid aside in a row at the door of the house. Thus these peasants, barefooted and dressed in their loose work-day attire, met for their weekly social reunion. Dancing and singing ...