CHILDREN IN FANCY DRESS.
HAWERA MAIN SCHOOL BALL A PRETTY GATHERING. It was a. scene of gaiety with pretty and quaint costumes that made the Winter Show dance hail bright and attractive last night, when the Hawera Main School held the annual children’s fancy dress ball. The hall was crowded by a gathering of eager bright-eyed youngsters, all fully enjoying the function, with parents and friends as interested spectators of the scene. It was estimated that well over three hundred took part in the revels. First there were two grand marches, the tiny ones first and then the' bigger children. The precision with which they went through the “manoeuvres” with the march and countermarch up and down the hall and through the arch of outstretched arms, made a particularly fine scene and was a tribute to the children and to their teachers. The dresses were many and varied and they were led by an appropriate emblem of a dairying country, “The JilacK and White Goo.” The rows and rows of youngsters then enjoyed some folk dances and showed throughout a remarkable sense of rhythm. The organisation was in the hands ol the headmaster and staff and the chairman and members of the school committee and the supper arrangements, a really huge order, were excellently made by a large committee of ladies, ol which Mrs Bates was convenor and Mrs Peter, sen secretary. The decorations were throughout afhistiq and pretty and a credit to the designers. The function was. a very successful and well maintained the fine standard set by similar gatherings in the past. After 'ten o’clock the adults enjoyed a few dances.
'The list of fancy dresses included the following : Paulene Craig, a Rose; Shirley Craig, Fairy; Vini Shakspear, Gnome; Phyllis Sutton, Shepherdess; Ruth Bray, Japanese; Amy Manners, Main School; Winnie Barker, Night; Betty Jones, Quakeress; Elizabeth Evans, Tennis; Nancy Evans, Bluebell; Hermine Evans. Xmas Tree ; Betty Entwistle, Balloon Girl; Audrey McLaren, Hungarian Boy; Christine McLaren, Early Victorian Lady; Joyce Bates. BoPeep; Phyllis Bates,- Prince Charming; Nancy Salmon, Trump-hand; Lilian Manners, Jingle Bells; Elsme Manners, Columbine; Doris Warren, Bridesmaid ; Rita Warren, Bridesmaid; Phyllis Warren, Flower Seller; Molly Green, Red Riding Hood; Joy Grainger, Spring; Rana Grainger, Rose; Beth Catran, Gipsy Girl; May Cadman. Irish Colleen ; Jean Murray, Old English Maid; Jean Veitch, Demon; Nancy Thurston, Jack-in-the-Box; Edna Gane, Folly; Joyce Keys, Summer; Joyce Adams, Pierrette; R. Buckeridge, Pierette (blaok and yellow); J. Pearce, Early Victorian; Zila Carter, Nurse; Daphne Brown, Plain; Nola Brown, Plain; Louraine Morris, Fairy Tale Princess; Alison Murray, Gipsy; Lorna Olapham, Prohibition; Joy Winks, Buttercup; Mavis Rbbinson, Romper; Alison Watts Gipsy Maid; Olga Fox, Daisy; Mavis Ashton, Hawaiian Girl; Mary _ Duff ill, Gipsy; Margaret Dnffill, Hawaiian ; Ahson Dnffill, Folly; Cynthia. Little. Rose; Beryl Grindrod, .Wood Elf ; L'i-s Robinson* Folly; Vivienne Westwood, Chocolate Box; Jean Grindrod, Prince Charming; Patricia Villars, Chicken; Margaret Murdoch, Autumn; Esme McNeill, Mermaid; Nancy Crocker, Bridesmaid; Alison Kemp, Gipsy; Ruth Harley, Daffodill; Joan Walker, Clown; Margaret Cowie, Fairy; Jocelyn Evans, Jolly Stick; Nellie Wasley, Chicken; Margaret Simpson, Early Victorian; Jamette Taylor, Powder Puff; Monda Collins, Dutch Girl; Ola McAnenn, Jazz Pierrette; Joyce Beaufort, Fairy; Wenda Scott, Fairy; Patricia Henry, Balloon Girl ; Marica Walker, Eastern Princess ; Cynthia Stead, Folly ; Tui Muir, Jolly Girl; Muriel Manning, Spring; Patricia Hall, Pierrot; Gwen Barnard, Miss America; Helen Collins, Indian Boy; Verena Findlater, Gipsy Boy;, Hazel Campbell, Fairy; Joan Thomas, Gipsy; Gladys Baker, Irish Colleen; Noeline Death, Orange ; Phyllis Howell, Balloon Pierrette; Jessie McDonald, Scotch Lassie ; Joy Lendrum,' Daffodil; Muriel Ellis, Green Beetle ; Sybil Collier, Old English Dress; Joyce Warcup, Jazz; Jessie Beamish, Pedlar of Dreams; Joan Harding, Jassette; Joan Reed, Umbrella; Joan Moore, Peggy Bamford, Folly; Pam Craig, Butterfly; Mary Thomson. Pierrette; Mervyn Leeoe, blue Fairy; Lorna Lash, Queen of Hearts; Norma Thomas, Folly; Jean Brown, Carnival; Zeita Sinclair. Ballet Girl; Merle- Adamson, Harlequin; Jean Warner, Touch-me-not; Peggy Robertson, Hawaiian Girl; Norma Nixon, Fairy Tai’or; Lesley Hotter, Indian Squaw; Sylvia Prestidge Rising Sun; Dorothy Chadwick, Jazz Pierrette; Betty Worley, Gipsy; D. Gundersen, Goblin; Patricia Owen, Elf - Marjorie Bailey, Britannia; Edna Wheeler, Flower; Marie Clark, Gipsy; Dell Barrow, Early Victorian; SVI. Pearce. Lucky Cat; Doris Gilmore, Ja.p Lady: Poppy Bloor, Chicken; E. Kefsen, Witch; Jean Murray, Sailor Girl; Patricia Murray. Gipsy Girl; Charmaii Barrow, Pink Fairy; Mary Brunette, Rose; Iris Nicholas, Liberty; Mavis Barnes, House and Garden; Jean Evans, Gipsy; Gwen Evans, Russian; J. Oliver. Eastern Princess; Margaret Bibby, Shell; Mary Bibby, AH Black; Joan” Hopkins, Gipsy; Nancy Hopkins, Fairy; Joan Anderson, Oharmean (Grecian Girl) : Bil'y Manners; Chinaman ; Charlie Carrel, Tiger Tim; Jack Carrel, “AH Black”; George Evans, Golly wog ; Arthur Evans, Golly wog; Douglas McGlashan, Jazz Pierrot; Clement Wolfe, Farmer’s Boy; Bex Gcodchap. Cowboy; Gordon Robinson, jockey ; Clifford Horsburgh, Scot; Brace Veitch, Page Boy; Donald and Gordon Smart. Holstein Cows (Dickie’s Duchess, Taranaki’s Oueen) ; Ken McGlashan. Pierrot; George/Wallis. Dick Whittington; J. B. Oliver, Pierrot; Malcolm. Lav, Jazz Pierrott; L. Fox, Cowboy; Bil'y Green, Sailor; Inn Entwistle, Bumble Bee; Gerald Raw-son, Prince Charming: Nelson Walker, Clown; M. Fox, Jackie Coo-gnu ; Brian Clapiha m. Continuance ; Brace Pen mall, Kihgsford-Smfth ; Ra v Crutch, The Mabher: Douglas Westwood, Pierrot .Joel Cum inane. Aladdin Fried Ballinger, P.ierrot; Donald McNeill, .T a panes" Boy; iMauriee Webber, Indian; Roy
Petersen. Dick Whittington; Arthur Campbell. Old English; Douglas Kemp, Sailor Boy; David Stracha.n, Dutch Boy; Biliy Jones, Chef; Reg. Mus-dh-amp, Bus Conductor; SeVyn Beauchamp, Harlequin: Graham Bay-ley, Jack-in-the-Box: Alf AVasley, Carnival: Dene Hall. British Goods ; Arthur Bernard, Clown; Glyn Thomas, Father Christmas; Jim Howell, Clown; Geo. Latham. Gol ywog; Keetli Climo, Dutch Boy; Jaw. Collins, cricketerßobert Green, Santa'Claus; John Craig, Cowboy; Lvell Ferguson, Starry Night; Ray Nixon, Kmgsfo-rd Smith: Bobbie Duke. Red Indian; Cedric Whittington, Dick Whittington; N. Velvin, Brigand Chief i H. Whittington, Indian Prince; Tn-ck Tano. Bill Svlies; Jack Drew, Indian Boy: Bay Mu-tr, Tom Mix: Bruce Clarke, Folly; Bobbie Warner. Pierrot; Harry Richards. Bowser’; Sid Richards, Cowboy; Douglas Prestidse, Nigger; Roy Foden. Gob’in; Les Worley. Red Indian; Ve-ra Gyde, Fairy; Bu-ster Bai’ey, Black Cat; Donald Bailey. Golliwog; Lloyd Fraser, Clown : Lloyd Hawkins. Pirate; F. Lee, French Courtier: Douglas Muir. Clown: Erie Piper. Clown; Basil Nicholas, clown; Alfred Markman, An Old Salt; Ba-si'l Hopkins, Indian.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/HAWST19281006.2.4
Bibliographic details
Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 6 October 1928, Page 2
Word Count
1,022CHILDREN IN FANCY DRESS. Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 6 October 1928, Page 2
Using This Item
Stuff Ltd is the copyright owner for the Hawera Star. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 New Zealand licence. This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Stuff Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.