NEWBURY SCHOOL
FANCY DRESS BALL. The third annual children's fancy dress ball was held in the Newbury Hall last Friday evening and was a great success. The fancy costumes were very pretty and striking. The children thoroughly enjoyed themselves with the many small dances which they had been practising previously, and much credit is due to Mr Galland and his assistant, Miss Shale, for the manner in which the children were trained. Misses Linklater and Shale, and Mr, Galland supplied the music for the children, who held the floor until ten o’clock, after which an orchestra performed for the dancing of the grown-ups. A dainty supper was provided by the ladies’ committee and the parents. The lucky spot dance was won by lan Linklater and Dorothy Knight, each receiving a prize donated by Mrs Linklater. A cake donated by Mrs Galland for a guessing competition was won by Mr Robson. The chairman, Mr E. W. Collins, thanked those present for their attendance, and all who assisted to make the function such a success, and congratulated the parents for the very nice frocks they bad chosen for the children. Mr Collins stated that the proceeds of the ball would be spent in improving the school grounds. Following is a list of the dresses worn : —Gracie Linklater, Night; Sybil Purton, Drummer; Mavis Woodley, Spanish Ballot; ' Nellie Ross, Gypsy Dancer; Margaret Paul, Pompom; Marjorie Doy, Raisins; Margaret Ross, Chinese Girl; Betty Linklater, Fairy; Zelda Harper, * Peanut Picanniny; Myra McHugh, Japanese Lady; June Kempthorne, Little 80-Peep; Vera Knight, Red Rose ; Mavis Little, Turkish Girl; Jean Wilson, Red Riding Hood; Florence Wood, Lamp Shade; Dorothy Knight, Pink Rose; Una Hoskins, Queen of Hearts; Phyllis Wilson, Pompom; Hazel Harrowfield, Bridesmaid ; Douglas Gore, Radio; Kevin Woods, Jingle Bells; Bill Holland, Clown; Stan Knight, Harlequin; Pat Collins, Sandwich Boy; Mcrvyn Dalefield, Pierrot; Ron Wood, Clown; Dave Saunders, Burglar; Sid Woods, Harlequin ; Jim Cheetham, plain; Arnold Dalefield, Pirate; Colin How, Pirate; Norman Woods, Tea; Arran Collins, plain; Norman Lord. Indian ; Lachlan McKenzie, Clown; Jack Ross, Golliwog; Ted Woods, Sailor; Harry Woodley, plain; Ron Dalefield, Nigger lan Knight, Soldier; Reg. How, Chinaman; Bernie Neil, plain; lan Linklater, Pier-, rot; Colin Wood. Confetti and Streamers; Bernie Neil, plain; lan Linklater, Pierrot.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 230, 28 August 1929, Page 11
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