FANCY DRESS DANCE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 253, 26 October 1933, Page 16

FANCY DRESS DANCE.

Under the "auspices of the Good Shepherd Convent School, Telford Avenue, Dominion Road, the children's annual fancy dress ball was held at the Carlton Hall, Sandringliain, on Thursday evening last. Great credit is due to the sisters of the Convent School for the splendid training of the children, who executed a large and varied programme of dances, including lancers and several Morris dances, in very fine style. There .were many prizes for the varied and beautiful costumes, the prize for the best dressed girl going to M. Wood, as powder and patches. The prize for the best dressed boy was won by Monte Streubent, as Don Elverardo. The judge was Mrs. J. J. Fox. The prizes were distributed by Rev. Dean Murphy. Amongst the adults present were: Mesdames D. Collier, Smith, Clarke, sen., L. 0. Cox, L. McPike, Wood, J. Drallin, li. V. Shepherd, Misses M. and E. Smith, M. Clarke, P. All press, J. McPike, Betty Sorensen, June Anderson, Nancy Francis, Kathleen Woods, M. and A. Gill, M. Kelly and P. Hassett. The children in costume included: Betty Sneddon, bunny; Teresa Hansen, fairy queen; Margaret Cope, flower girl; Vera Volknor, fairy; Joyce Marsden, coster; Jean Matson, hailstone; Margaret Henry, tennis; Patrician Adams, rainbow; Shirley Daulton, balloon girl; Margaret Anne Shepherd, Things of the Past; Joan Sneddon, Indian girl; Peter Battersby pierrot; Nesbett Scott, Russian Cossack; Joseph Adams, Spanish gentleman; John Hunter, dog; Joan Blake, jingle bells; Marie Payne, Miss Muffet; Hilda Crumbly, an angel; Nancy Green, The Cow Jumped Over the Moon; Eileen Ryan, Cherry Blossom; Cecily Parry, gipsy; Shirley Strickland, summer; Revell Hanfling,. a rose; Pauline Agnow, Betty Bargains; Pamela McCormack, butterfly; Patricia McPike and Joyce Collier, Two Little Girls in Blue; Pamela Marsden, Russian dancer; Marie Hattie, spring; Dorothy Ryan, Dutch girl; Patricia Odium, Alice Blue Gown; Hope Odium, Russian girl; Barbara Letters, fairy; Joan Croach, fairy; Carmen Cooper, Blue Bell; Muriel Page, tennis court; Marie Babe, twilight fairy; Abbey Breen, Pearl of the Pacific; Joyce Pliilpott, rainbow; Clive Allpress, butcher; Jack Vauglian, yachtsman; Peter Hillver, teddy bear; Mary Baker, woodland fairy; Molly Lees, rainbow; Kitty Payne, gold net; Mollie Kelly, gipsy; Dulcye Tobin, pink and white georgette; Freda Haydon, pink rayon taffeta; Gabrielle O'Connor, Juliet; Moira Mclntyre, Irish lass; Nellie Breen, cobweb; Norma McPike, Dutch girl; Elsie Strickland, pierrot; Mercia Jacobs, Dolly Varden; M. Snook, French doll; J. Philpott, Miss Prosperity; J. Cooper, Japanese lady; L. Boyed, cabaret; N. Jonas, maid; J. Murphy, black boy; M. Jones, King's page; J. Peck, page boy; W. Strctton, toreador; J. Hanson, jazz pierot.