She may have planned to use them for her famously lavish balls and entertainments.
While this sounds very early, it's essential if you want to guarantee yourself a nice view of the ball and the entertainment stages.
All stores, nowadays, have employees societies for their entertainment; annual ball, etc.
It made the pawnbroker's halfway down it shine as if it were really that Mountain of Piety that the French poetic instinct has named it; it made the mean pseudo-French bookshop, next but one to it, a shop packed with dreary indecency, show for a moment a kind of Parisian colour," wrote Chesterton in his entertainment The Ball and the Cross (1909).
Place some items for entertainment: Bouncy ball.
Strictly does neutered high camp in the guise of family entertainment, and Balls went with it.
Nicholas received instruction also in dancing, music, singing, and horseback riding and was introduced at an early age to the theatre, costume balls, and other court entertainment.
Plantation houses featured music as entertainment at balls, dances and other gatherings.
Since 2009, the reality TV show competition has played a major part in elevating drag's cachet from a countercultural artifact, tucked away in gay bars and drag balls, to highly celebrated entertainment.
The game is over when a member of either Town or Country crosses a parish boundary with ball in hand, but for entertainment's sake players keep it in the town for at least an hour.
Nina Gray, an independent New York curator and expert on the Aesthetic Movement, studied hundreds of historical photos, cartoons, etchings, drawings and posters before settling on the show's four themes: benefits and balls, sports matches, arts and entertainment, drills and dignitaries.
