HAVELOCK NORTH.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 207, 9 August 1924, Page 4

HAVELOCK NORTH.

DISTRICT SCHOOL BALL.

The Havelock District School ball was held last evening in the Village Hall, and, as usual on such an occasion, there was a crowded attendance. The room was beautifully decorated with wattle and flags and presented an animated appearance, with about 150 boys and girls in fancy dresses. The proceedings opened with the Grand March, the children marching well under the direction of their teachers. Sir Roger de Cocerley and other dances followed, in which the adults joined, dancing • with the little ones, to excellent music supplied by Air. Phil Walden’s orchestra. The M.C.’s were Messrs. Macken. C. Nimon and Carmichael. The supper arrangements were in the capable hands of Mrs. Sefton, who had the assistance of a willing band of lady helpers, and, the little ones were well catered for.’ Everything went with a swing from start to finish, and the 1924 dance will long be remembered with great pleasure by all who participated in it.

THE FANCY DRESSES.

The following is a list of costumes vvo<rn:—Nina Grudnoff, A Bluebell; Nellie Allen, Canary; Nola Sefton. Indian Girl; Aladge Grenside, Fairy; Peter Huff, Butcher; Sidney Seymour, Dick Whittington; Balfour Groves Robin Hood; bam Cunningham, Tabby Cat; Violet Wilson, Carnival; Freda White Tulip; Alex Grudnoff. Elf; Frank’Coates, Folly; Ethel Treneman, Fortune Teller; Nancy Heffernan, Italian Peasant; Alaisie Wilson. A Garden Fence; Freda West, Daffodil; Claudia Grudnoff, Aierry-go-round; Howard Harvey, Dick Whittington; Winnie Coates, Jazz Pierette; Tom Blair, Page Boy; Leslie Jones, Lord Nelson; Mildred Collect, Spanish Dancer; Lettie Vance, Rambling Boses; Alarjoa ie Bee, Pierette; Ivan Houghton, Night Moth; Ina Groves, Rose Bud; Ivan Berry, Begar; Gladys Jones, Carnation; Edith Blair, Pierette ; Boris Grudnoff, J ava Office Worker; Aluriel Scully, Folly; Jean Harris, Daffodil; Jim Jungle Jinks; Rhoda Anderson, 18th. Century Lady; Evie Craw, The Prince oi Wales; Nancy Lean, Pierette; Harry Reynolds. Pierot; Alice Weatherley, Fuchsia; Norman Weatherley, Red Indian; Lettie Harvey, If Winter Comes; Joyce Hairyey, Oranges and Lemons; Peggy Harvey, The \\ ind ; Dick Clifton, King’s Guard; Jean McLeod, Butterfly; Leslie McLeod, PieTrette; Ena AlcLeod, Little lied Riding Hood; Lily Vernon, Aliss Muffert; Dorothy Vernon, Gipsy; Edna Blackman, Marnival; Mavis Ross, Japanese Lantern; Glen Ross, Japanese Lantern; Barbara Afarven, A Baby; Aieridah Hampton, Gentleman of the 18th. Century ; William Taylor Lord Nelson; Jack Bee, Sailor Boy; Jean Satchwell, Indian Girl; Gwen Butler, Spinny Spider; Dorothy Shepherd, Butterfly; Lynda Shepherd, Nursery Rhymes; Iris White, Folly; Ronald' White, Clown; Nancy Butcher, Night; John Gilbertson, Mexican Cowboy; Ivy Vernon, Daisy; Walter Coates, Chinaman; Lewis Sinclair, Highwayman; Dessie Priest, Shuttlecock; Iris Anderson, Pierrette; Phyllis Berry Spanish Dancer; Eileen Berry, Blue Bell; Marjorie Webb, Green Ell; Agnes Reynolds, Pierrette; Rose White, Frolic; Freda Berry, Sun Flower; Maurice Reynolds. Red Indian Bov; George Craike, Pierrot; Dudley Fielding, Lord Nelson; Robert Millar, Highwayman; Clarence Sinclair. Harlegrunade; Glyndeur Bale, Drummer Dyes; Joan Hampton, Pierrette; Eric cdombe, Paper Parcel; Stewart McLennan, Father Christmas; Merle Steele, Black Butterfly; Olwen Jones, Tulip; Rita Joll. Escholtzia; Pauline Goymour Japanese Girl; Molly Liley, Butterfly; Charlie Baker. Cowboy; Florence Cunningham, Harvest; Ruth Butcher Brown Butterfly; Jean Joll, Autumn'; Ida .Toll, Spring; Myrtle Taylor, Wattle Queen; Keith Guthrie, Farmer; Joan Leicester, Dutch Girl; Wilfred Leicester, Cowboy; Molly Treneman. Beads; lan Williams; Little Boy Blue; Shirley Hatherell, Sunflower; Jean McLeod, Butterfly; Mildred Baker-Gabb, Butterfly Fairy; Buster Leicester, Clown : David Patch. Elf; Violet Leicester, Fairy; Edith Petch, Violet; Ken McLennan, Sailor; Florence Butcher. Pierrette; Gordon Rickards. Rich Man’s Son.