FANCY DRESS BALL.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18516, 19 October 1925, Page 2

FANCY DRESS BALL.

The Sumner Town Hall echoed with the laughter and merriment of numbers of children on Friday night when Miss Selby and Mr F. Reado Wauchop held tho;r annual fancy dress ball to celebrate the breaking up of this season's dancing class. The many varied costumes displayed much originality and forethought, and a. jolly time Mas spent dancing till 1!> p.m. During the evening several fancy dances wore cleverly nerformed by the pupils of the dancing "class, the dresses in ecch being suitable to the typo of dance. The programme included:—Arm exercises (ciass), The Boils' One Stou (class}, "Hrnnouneskc," Misses Ariti Andrews and Marjorie Chambers. For this charmincr little dance one simple frock was of soft cream lac<> outlined with pini Tosebuds, and tha other a pale pihk iace frock trimmed with rosehufis. "The Irish Washerwoman's Jicr,*' Misses Elaine i-'ryor. Dora Neville, JeaneUe Kingr, Molly Dawson, Npraire Opicr, Beryl Crough. The eo:ouriul Irish frocks were won in v this dance. "Hungarian Dunce," Misses Joyce Dean, Xoelinc Bishop. Kuth Collins, Ariti Andrews, Marjorie Andrews, Natalie Hampton, Joy Bow. Buff tunic 3 with red j facings and ineo breeches, and red hats were the costumes for this dance. "Gavot'.e," Misses Joy Bow, Alison Gcugi, Koeline. Bishop, Marjorie Chambers. Ariti Andrews, Natalie Hampton. Old Knglish costumes were won in thi3 dance. Miss Hder (a pupil of Mr i\ Reado Wauchop) did a<oc dance very daintily, and Miss Esme Lindsay a solo dance. Amonprst the childeni present were: —Billy Newburgh (Pierrot), Monty do Villiers, Nancv Lee (Rosebud), Lyndall Partridge (Pierrette), Francos Bonlton (Ja-r.z Pierrette). Nancv Alexander Evelyn Langdale. (Little 80-Pe*p), Hilary Kryer (Dutch Girl). Harry Thompson, Joyce Deane, Connie Philpot t (Earlv Victorian), Majidie Chapman, Eunice Whitfield iChincse Girl), Don Chmie, Nora Shand (Butterfly), Bcbo Sinclair (Spanish Girl), Anson Shand (Hawaiian). Ethclwvn Bates (Basket of Flowers), Ngaire Ogier (Follv), Hazel Cook, Marjorie Milsom (Harem Ladv), Jack Skinner, Owen Phyllis Fitzhenrv (Pierrot). Joan Dean {Jazz licrrette), Va'arie do ViUicis (Cow-girl). Joan Skinner Desmond Johnson l 1 ™ 1 "'; Nancy Lee, Pat MeComba (Sir. Walter Raleigh), Janet Seymour (Early Victorian), Claire Wilson (Klf). Doreen Brownie, Low Cook fPage Boy), Gladys Sheridan (Fairy), Nona Hampton (Hawauan Girl .Maude Tapson (Pierrette), Peggy Dean (N' C ht Moth) Nancy Alexander (Streamers) Nata ie Holmes Diana, MU«om, Zen» Bates (If WmTer Com s), Judy Wood (Balloons) John iW (Cricketer), John Thompwn <Bob,n H Billv Barlow (Bunnyj, Margaret Patterson (Rosebud), Eaine Fryer (Folly), Ariti Andrews (Dick WhiUington) Joy Machin Marjorie Wilson (Rainbow) B>lle<» Brown (Tambourine Girl), Hilary London (Butterflv) Bruce Turner (Billiken), Mollj cinf Dutch Girl), Enid ■'Lee), JMsraire Tvancv Newburgli and K^^wUSNhX 7 GUIs)/Molly Marriner, TMtvxd York. H. Wipns G. Gcsset, A. C. I«.B» d ™- B 3 M T E. Menlove Shand. T. G"U..h. ColUne, E T gj^ C. Sevmour, C. J^ I*™ 1 *™ AeeT N. Barlow McCombs. Johnson T^ alyi \^ Bishon. King Missw Wood, J™ B „ loWf . w;?2in? . Gl.dy« . Brown, A era Kilcen AVi'son, S Raphael, Helen and McLelluld| S^len^Ks^e^enley. FANCY DRESS BALL AT NORTH BEACH. The North Beach Peace Memorial Hall presented an animated appearance on Thursday evening on the" .occasion of the North Beach Gala Social Committee >s fancy dress ball. The hall was costumes were awarded to Mim JJKershaw (Early \ictonan), and Mr J. Tnmiri ( French Artist), and for tut most original costume to Mrs Monson, fwrigM's Mineral Waters and Mr Bruce Painter (Green Leaf). Amongst those P«*ent «" : - M A Monson (Wright's Mineral Water.), H. T. Twin), F. HowUnd (Outch Girl), M«o---dougail (Little BM Biding Hood), Donald, W. H. Tooley, E. A. M. Leaver, A E Hutton, E. Bell, W. Smith, Marriott, Bouiefß. k. Dean, J S Duncan lon, Jacobs, Evans,. Snowball. T. E. Thomflon McCracken, A. Brand, T *homP«» n ' . M f Connell, Freeborn, Barker, Leverett Misses. D. Beagley (Mystery), M. O.'ComwjU <Jaw), R. Jacobs (French. Artist), D. ILil (Hawaiian), M. Thompson (Gipsy , Come and Madeline Price (Fairies), Phyllis Arundel and Muriel Kershaw- (Early Victorian*), II Cockle (Bride), M. Hill (Spanish Dancer , S Parker (Pierrette), R. Dobson (Jockey), G. McConnell (Hawaiian), ijaud Clempson, Muriel Clempson, and Dulcie Hull (Insh Colleens), M. Osmond (Jazz Baby), Irene Leaver (Gipsy), Eileen Lowry (Midnight Folly), E. Ayling- (Pierrette), S. Coombei (Pierrette), Olive Ayling (Jan), Grace Bargrove (Gipsy), Rita Ayling (Gipsy), Doris Dobson (Jockey), Lily Evans (Francois© Paysanne), Ethel Freeborn (Eastern Lady), Betty Scott (Southern Crose), E. Caldwell, S. Fleming, E. McCracken, G. Nelson, V. Curwen, E. Gowanlock, W. Davies, E. Littlewood, N. Nelson, Mavis Taylor, M. Bowse, V. Rowse, E. Snowball, C. Edwards, I. Hutton, M. Piercy, Pritchard, and Messrs J. Turpin (French Artist), R. A. Stokes (Baby Blise)', S. Hamilton (Blue and Black Pierrot), L. James (Sinbad), Leverett (Pieman), G. Nankivell (Cricketer), J. L. Scott (Skipper), E. Griffen (Sailor), E. W. Chiistensen (Chinaman), H. R. Grif- j fen (Sailor), R'. Parker (Victorian Courtier), j W. 'James (Bill Sikea), H. Barker (ProfeeBor), N. Price (Horse Driver),. F. W. Chambers (Pierrot), A. J. Whiteley (Jockey), J. Cuming (Pierrot), H. Brown (Pierrot), E. A. M. Leaver, A. E. Hutton, Greenhalgh, J. Willmott, L. Peters, L. Creeswell, 1. C. Alabaster, J. Boswell, J". Gowanlock, G. Williams, A. E. Cockle, F. Johnson, J. Bott, J. Barrett, W. Smith, A.: Morris, A. C. Rowland, Campbell, R. Peters, J. Dalling, D. Haffendon,. G. Low, J. Miles, J. Peine, A. Brand, Clark, W. Grey, Kershaw, Arundel, and Chidgey. During the evening an exhibition fox-trot was danced by Miss R. Jacobs and Mr J. Turpin. The music for the dancing was supplied by Arundel's Band, Miss D. Hull playing an extra. ■ The duties of M.C. were carried out by Messrs A. E. Hutton and H. Brown.