CARNARVON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 258, 30 September 1932, Page 4

CARNARVON.

(From Oar Own Correspondent.) CARNARVON, Sept. 23. The interior of the Carnarvon Hall presented a very pay and animated scene last Friday evening, when the annual fancy dress ball of the Clydesdale School children was hold. It was, as usual, a most successful function both socially and financially. The children’s dresses were most colourful and varied and showed off to advantage in the grand malch and their other dances, for which they had been practising for weeks past. The judges, Mesdames Warren and Christie, had an un-

enviable task, but their awards met with genoral satisfaction. During the evening iUr McKenzie, on behalf of the School Committee, returned thanks to all who had worked so hard to make the ball 60 s cessful. The following are the fancy dresses and the prize-winners: Maurice Zajonskowski, Maori Wahine; Vernon McKenzie, Sir Peter Teazle; Ivan McKenzie, Jester; Rob Woolford, Red Shadow; John Thomson, Mr Baggy Breeches; Frank Luxford, Grenadier Guard; John Luxford, Highlander; Allan Luxford, Toreador; Alf Armitage, Baker; Ted Quinlan, Irish Sweep; Bill Quinlan, Pierrot; Ken Powell, Scotch; Percy league, Cowboy; Bill Maxwell, Chinaman; Jim McTavish, Harbourmaster; Alf Lyons, Sweetest Thing of All; John Mckelvie, Brer Rabbit; David Russell, Bumbo Bee: Bob Russell, Page Boy: Bill Powell. All Black; Stan Armitage, Calf Meal; Keith ItavvcL Jockey; Langley Gennclls, Vee Elf; Llitt Feildhouse, English Gentleman; Graham Feildhouse, Candlestick; Bert Tew John Bull; Ron Tew, Sir Walter Raleigh; Jean Gennells. Parson; Joan Gennclls, Ballet Girl; Daisy Armitage. Silver Fern: Marjory Quinlan, Butterfly; Patricia Quinlan, Workbag: Mary Powell. Good Luck; Avis Teague, Columbine; Kathleen Maxwell, Christmas Cracker: Ida Maxwell Imp of Mischief; Delcie Zajonskowski, Britannia; Ada Newport, Moonlight and Roses; Joyce Thomson, Jingle Bells; Patricia Grossart, Chinaman; Beryl Gibbons, Clock; Lorna. Ransom, Peirette; Aline Hayes, Spanish

Bov Dancer; Mona Teague, Chinese Girl; Ailsa McKenzie, Boy Blue; Patricia Luxford and Joan Luxford, Two Little Girls in Blue; Doreen Connelly, Early Victorian; Daphne Connelly, Rose; Merle Zajonskowski, Custard Powder; Lorna Feildhouse, Chinese Mandarin; Molly T™, Powder Puff; Thelma Tew Manawam Evening Standard”; Lvo Armitage, Bubbles. The following received prizes: Best dressed; Boy Cliff Feildhouse (Mr Ciochetto s impin')- girl, Aline Hayes (Mrs Gibbons’s trophy). Most original costume: Boy Alf Lyons (Mrs Powell’s trophy); girl. Beryl Gibbons (Mm Powell’s trophy). Most economical costume: Boy, Stan Armitage Mr, Quinlan’s trophy); girls Patricia and Joan Luxford (Miss Connelly’s trophy). Most humorous costume; Maurice Zajonskowski (Mrs Zajonskowski’s trophy). Junior Monto Carlo polka. Alf Armitage and Daisy Armitage (Miss Havell’s prize); junior spot waltz Mary Powell and Ken Powell (Mi-, Havcil’s prize); senior Monte Carlo, Frank Luxford and Patricia Quinlan (Mrs McKeivie’s prize); senior spot waltz, Kathleen Maxwell and Ted Quinlan (Mrs Arnurage’s prize); Alf Armitage won the prize donated by Mr Teague for ticket selling, with to 18s Mr Sam Hodge’s prize was won InPercy Teague (£4 16s). A spot waltz for the adults was won by Miss W. Clare and Mr A. Webby.