CHILDREN’S BALL.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2171, 2 September 1920, Page 3

CHILDREN’S BALL.

..® A MOST SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION. ’

The annual Children’s Fancy Dress Ball was held in the Town Hull on Tuesday night. The hall was tastefully decorated with Chinese lanterns, Hags, and greenery, to suit the occasion. The was opened with the Grand March, when Hie happy faces of the children, in their many and varied costumes, made a decidedly picturesque scene. Then the dancing commenced, and everyone, from the tiniest tots, danced to their heart’s content.

The supper arrangements were iu the capable bauds of the members of the Lit dies’ Guild. The children thoroughly appreciated Hie excellent supper-provided for their enjoyment. The music Avas supplied by Mrs Pearson, Messrs East and Graham, and Mr Compton officiated as M.C.

Amongst those appearing in fancy dress were Hie following; —

Carla Lundquist, “France and England”; Una Barratt, “Spanish Dancer”; Maggie Stevenson, “Little Miss Mnffct"; Madge Patterson, “Starlight”; Miriam Speirs, “Red Poppy”; Jack Barber, “Clown”; Tui Better, “Belgian Girl”; Marjory Hunt, “Sunset”; Myra Mercer, “BoPeep”; Nghaira Dunn, “Red Cross Nurse”; Betty Hunt, “Twilight”; Kelvin Green, “Sailor Boy”; Rita Robinson, “Bridesmaid”; Daphne Stevenson, “Blue Bell”; Mercia Osborne, “Japanese”; Moira Purcell, “Fisher Girl”; Mavis 'Dunn, “Cinderella”; Laura Henskie, “Folly”; Elsie Moore, “Good Luck”; Dolly Spiers,. “Serbian”; Isic Patterson, “Gipsy”; Gilbert Tver, “Chinese Mandarin”; Dorothy Moot-house, “Rosebud”; Horace Parker, “Rhode Island Rooster”; Walter Newlh, “Clown”; Bruce MeMurray, “Pierrot”; Elsie Barber, “Daffodil”; Billy O'Brien, “Royal Page”; Marjory MeMurray, "Red Poppy”; Rhea Fume, “Iceland Poppy”; Joyce M.c-Mui-i-ay, “Pink- Cosmos’’; Donald MeMurray, “Ragtime”; Jack Walton, “Pierrot,”; Ret a Admore, ".But--lerlly”; Leslie Beveridge. “Cowboy”; Dorothy Riminer, “Knight of the Bath”; Laura Siieiman, “Alsace”: Eddie Stevenson, “Nigger”; Hadley Petrie, “Sailor”; Mavis Colev, “Fortuneteller”; Mavis Shaw,

"Belgian Girl"; Logan Petrie, “SalI.:i•": Louise Martin, "Bluebird”; Con. Pulley. “Lady in Pink”; Brian Wall<>ii, "Russian”; (Iretu Coley. “Dalfodil’;: Margaret Poole, Japanese”; Naney Robinson, “Japanese”; Mona Stevenson, “Stars and Stripes”; Keith Claris, “The Sandwich Man'’; George Woods, “Napoleon”; Phyllis I’everidge, “Turkish Lady”; Ava Dunn, “Spring"; Ivy Hogan, “Red Gross \urse”: Natalie Spring, “Frost”; Sieila .Robinson, “Snake dimmer”; Kathleen Green, “Waitress”; Kathleen Irving, “Fairy”; Kathleen Desmond, “Japanese”; Agnes Gnppwell, "Red Hiding Hood”; Laura Dunn, “.Japanese”; Molly Dunn, “Japanese”; Nancy Dmm, “Fairy"; Kilty Coley, “Little English. Maid”; Caroline Coley, “Lillie Engli-di Maid”; Dorothy Coley. "Fairy”; Vera Pdrker, “Washerwoman”; Sarah We.lton. Belgia'ii Girl"; Elsie Coley. “Spanish Daneer”; Adam Meder. “Kewpie"; Milly Hilniaii, “Draughts”; Rene Hines, “Prince's'-'; Iris Coley, “Japanese”; .Molly Robinson. “Redtime”; Doris Whibley, “Fairy”;

Nellie Woods, “Spanish Dancer"; Boy Dead, “Indian"; Basil Head, “Cowboy”; Arnold Stevenson, “Indian”; Hota Pulley, “Pierrot”; Alan Furrie, “Jos-1 or”; Miss D. Kobinsmi, “Matches”; Miss McCormick, “Japanese”: Ellice Toogood, “Courtier”; Alargarct Tver, “Cosmos'; Belle Pearson, “Irish Girl”; Curly Smith, “Bov.”