Okoroire.
Lady), Misses W. Newton (Drummer Boy), Elsa Brown (Golliwog), E. Goodwin (Toy Soldier), Madge Carruth (Major-General), H. Somerville (Powder and Patches), V. Gubb (Snowdrop), B. Cochrane, H. Hardwick (June). Messrs. Bill Brown (Charlie Chaplin), M. Hubber and E. Scott (Stokers), H. Goodwin (Golliwog). Others present were: Mrs. Sanson, flame taffeta; Misses I. Rowe (Matamata), red embossed georgette; T. Devey, black georgette and cape to match; D. Stanley (Tirau), white organdie; B. Forbes (Matamata), old rose satin and coffee lace; I. Goodwin, blue georgette.
Fancy Dress Ball. About 200 people were present at a very successful ball held in the Okoroire Hall on Tuesday evening. The hall was tastefully decorated with multi-coloured streamers and balloons. Mr. R. Marshall played an extra and Mr. B. Castleton made an efficient M.C. A Rotorua orchestra provided excellent music. Prizes were given for the following costumes:— Ladies.—Best costume: Miss L. Johnson (Madame Pompadour). Most original costume: Miss J. Carruth (Mickey Mouse). Men.—Best costume: Mr. C. Hardwick (Chinese Man). Most original costume: Mr. Lloyd Brown (“ Why Did I Kiss the Girl?”). Others present in fancy'; were:.— Mrs. Bellamy (Eastern (Continued m Previous Column)
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Matamata Record, Volume XVI, Issue 1445, 27 July 1933, Page 4
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