FANCY DRESS SOCIAL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 162, 28 June 1930, Page 14

FANCY DRESS SOCIAL

A verv happy and enjoyable evening was spent last Wednesday at the fancy dress social which was held in Wesley Hall. There were eighty young people present, and the fancy costumes worn presented a gay appearance

The social was organised by the Methodist Junior Young Women's Bible Class, and the leader of the class, Miss E. Beale, was convenor. The evening was a great success in every way. and the class funds will benefit considerably as a result. The hall was prettily decorated with streamers of the B.U. colours, blue and silver, and this work was ably carried out by Mr. Les Spurdie.

Mr. L. A. Denton acted as M.C.,' and Mrs C. G. Cunnold supplied the music for the games-. The fancy costumes, which were of great variety, were seen to advantage in the Grand March at the commencement of the evening. Two interesting competitions were much enjoyed the winners being Miss A. Monk and Miss N. Hickling. The following items were given durin'» the evening;—Miss Laurel Currie song : Miss Dorothy Farmery, recitation; Misses Thelma and Iris Gibbs, duet; Mr. J. Warren, violin; Misses Doris Price and Mabel Wyatt, duet: Misses 'Muriel and Mae Cunnold, two musical sketches. A dainty supper was served by the junior girls, after which several more games were played. The singing of “Auld Lang Syne,’’ amidst showers of paper streamers, brought a very happy and successful function to a close.

The following were in fancy costume s E. Beale, “Carnival”; Bernice axris, “Sailor”; Nola Geake, “Pirate"; Jessie Price, “Kate Greenaway”; Phyllis Burt, “Eastern”; Dorothy Bridgman, “Pierette” ; Jean Young. “Dalilia” ; Sylvia Allen, “Hawaiian”: Violet Webb. “Oranges and Lemons” ; Elva Gigg. “Courtier”; Mabel Wyatt, “Pierette”; Doris Price, “Old English”; Doiothv Farmery. “Sir Peter Teazel”; Barbara Weaver, “Japanese”; Laurel Currie, “Coster Girl”; Jean Beckett, “Buy British Goods” ; Una Loach. “Sewing Bag”: Nancy Hickling, “Puritan”; Joyce Symonds “Eastern Lady”; Gwen Sanders, “Dutch Girl”- Dorothy Garland, “Pierette”; Jean Oxbrow “Oldfashioned Lady”; Lorna Nicholl, “Dahlia”; Mavis Holm. “Paper Lady”' Tris Currie, “Daughter of the Sun”: Winnie List. “Gypsy”; Isabel Hickman, “Little Red Riding Hood”; Ethel Bridgman. “Russian Lady”- Muriel Cunnold, “Cohimbine”; Dolce Spurdie. “Highland”; Olive Hampton, “Question Mark”; Mae Cunnold, “Harlequin” : Amy Monk, “Gypsy”; Thelma Gibbs, “Hawaiian”; Mirrio Beale “Gypsy”; Joyce Loach and Joan Fearn, “two Little Girls in Blue” ; Eileen Crawford, “Courtier”; Kathleen Crawford “Clown”; Aileen Hunter, “Queen of Hearts”; Mrs F. Symonds. “Schoolgirl”; Mrs Oxbrow, “Waitress”; Madge Robertson, “Gipsy”; Joyce Beckett, “Indian”; Lynda Paterson, “Pierrette”; Olive Nelson, “Hawaiian”; Marj. Fear, “Sunflower”: Mr. Cunnold, “Santa Claus”; Les. Spurdie. “Bridegroom”- Jack Oxbrow, “Mexican”; Harry Muir, “Shiek”; Jim Warren. “Gypsy”; Mr. Currie, “Bluebeard”; Mr. Linyard, “Bohemian Prince’’; Gordon Spurdie. “Vicar”; Harry Powell (Napier). “Beau Geste”; Leslie. Taylor. “Hard Up.”