Bulolo Buffaloes

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r Guests of honour at the second annual Regalia Ball of the Lodge Bulolo, Bulolo, New Guinea, on February 25 were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bergstrand. The ball was held in the Bulolo theatre and it is quite evident that, under the supervision of the Director of Ceremonies, Knight John McMath of W.u local bultaloes and their friends who attended had an interesting and enjoyable time. It is said that "the regalia worn by the men for the ceremonial opening fought a brave but losing battle with the ladies' lovely gowns ". 3 7 3 The ball got under way at 9.45 p.m., when

the Director of Ceremonies admitted the Guard of Honour through which guests who sat at the official table were escorted: Mrs. Ha I pin, escorted by Primo John Langhorne of Lae, Primo and Mrs. A. W. Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Gazzard; lastly, the guests of honour escorted by Knight R y ona d H alpin. The ladies were presented with posies of flowers, and Mr Bergstrand wit h two engraved napkin rings as a souve nir of the evening, . , . . . . , A . Il^ e ’ s ' ze „ d . bufFa . lo and tbe h « ad ® f a

Central "mjtifs in "ho decoratT.n,

„ piece de resistance " at the supper table was a roast suck i n g-pig supplied by Mr. Mick Leahy from his Zenag f ar m. , Visitors came from Wau and Lae, some staying overnight at the new Pine Lodge Hotel at Wau.