HALLOWE’EN NIGHT.
FUNCTION AT WHAKARONGO. CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS PARTY. Goblins and witches, elves and wizards, attired in the weirdest costumes, made merry with ghosts and skeletons of gruesome aspect at the YVhakarongo Hall last evening. It was not the haunted abode of awesome creations of the human imagination, however, but merely the liallowe’en night held for the children. They presented a pretty spectacle, and defying the atmosphere of superstition created by the presence of numerous black cats, exorcised the evil spuite with happiness and joy. The function was a thoroughly pleasant one, and music was supplied by an orchestra. With their dancing finished, the children adjourned to the supper-room, where there was a dainty array of delicacies, and the adults took the floor for tne remainder or the evening. The proceeds are to augment the school funds. Praise is due to Mrs Eggers and to Miss O'Rnen for the training of the children, who went through their dance numbers with youthful grace. The hall was ait*actively decorated in a colour scheme ot black and orange. The ladies of the district worked remarkably w r ell, and provided the supper. The children who participated ai:d their costumes were as follow. Lvnton Radford (Black Cat), Don Sliepp.u d (Owl), Joe Culpan (Witch Pie-rot; Emilia Christiansen (Bad luck.', Molli© Lancaster (Hallowe’en Spooks), Connie Vautier (Jester), Willie Lacey (Magician), Bob Harrowfield (Skeleton Ghost), Olga Christiansen Goblins and Spooks), Ray Edwards (Witch), Evelyn Vautier (Witch Pierrette), Bobby Hodgson (Golliwog), Noel f-iy (Witch Pierrot), Jim Spall (Black Cat), Paul Rae (Ghost), John Woodd (Skeleton), Ken. Woodd (Ghost), Vera Puklowski (Gipsy), Winnie Vautier (Puck), Dorothy Eield (Goblin), Johnnie Rae (Wizard), George Spall (Pumpkin),
Hazel Harrowfield (Dwarf), Enid Sheppard (Goblin I, Ellen Sheppard (Witch), Olga Uhrbom Marion Sly (Wood Imp), Lynda Speedy (Fairy), Pauline Christiansen (Hallowe’en), Iris Johanson (Wood Imp), Jov McSavnev (Fairy), Margaret Rae (Pink Fairy), Hilda Christiansen (Owl), Beverley Davey (Fairy), Don Edwards (Ghost), Mervyn Johanson (Will o’ the Wisp), Ken. Knudsen (Robin Hood), Rav Knudsen (Goblin), Ernest Morris (Magician), Ken. Sly (Owl), Albert Harvey (Wizard), Athol Mills (Goblin), Jack Rae (Brownie), Albert McCool (Wizard), Lewis Lacey (Goblin), Max Davey (Elf), Nancy Finday (Witch), Frank Rout (Rabbit).
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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 138, 10 May 1930, Page 14
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361HALLOWE’EN NIGHT. Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 138, 10 May 1930, Page 14
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