ART STUDENTS' DANCE

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 19, 22 July 1933, Page 8

ART STUDENTS' DANCE

The library at the Technical College was.brightly decorated in Spanish fashion last evening'for the dance given by the art students. Bed orange and black streamers were ■ used, and silhouettes of troubadours and dancing girls decorated tho walls, white cryptic notices, which were, amusingly .mystifying, pointed the way to cloakrooms." Two Spanish ballets were ..given by Misses P. Welch, M. Cook, NVGillespic, P. Smith, S. Kissel, and A. vßeere, who wore vivid costumes and shawls. A gay tambourine dance was given; by members of the Ballet .Club:1

Tap-dancing by Miss_ Peggy Welch was another pleasing item of' enter-: tainmont. ' ' '" '•' :

The. comniitteo . members were :• — Misses "Valeric Beere (who >yore grey marocain with a blue velvet coatee), Adrienne Beero (powder blue organdie) Maureen Geddis (midnight blue velvet), Ngaire Horton ' (white organdie with blue sash), Dorothy Perkins (floral crepe taffetas).

Among those present'were: — : Misses P. Laughnan, S. and B. Coates, M. Marsden, L. Kesscll, M. and L. Thompson/ I. Spidy, J. Cuthbertson, A. Addison, N. Beerc, B. Gray-Young, N. mid D. Cook, E. Stott, A. Strick-. land.

'Messrs. S. Toogood, M. Sutherland, P. Simm, P. Morpeth, B. Cuthbcrtson, D. Beauehamp, H. Chapman, B. Walford, H." Hbllis, G. Cable,' D.' Stace, E. Ellis, and N. Eobicson.