Woodville

Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 197, 22 August 1935, Page 9

Woodville

From Our Owu Correspondent. School Fancy Dress Ball. . Tho event of the year, so far as the chilrden are concerned, the annual fancy dress ball,' was held on Friday evening, when despite very unfavourable weather a large crowd assembled at the drill, hall for this popular function. When the children lined out in tho grand march they presented a colourful sceno with their multi-coloured dresses set off by the festive decorations effected in the hall. Mrs R. R. Johnston and Mr H. Brqoker s orchestra very kindly supplied tho music for tho children’s dancing and games, which were indulged in until 10 o clock, when a huge party was served supper, a tremendous task very capably carried out by Mesdames L. Hurley and E. Nicholson and a host ol’ helpers. Those in fancy dress wore as follows: Primers: Shirley Walker, daftodil, Norma Munns, rosebud: Dawn Mwintford, rose; Shirley Holland, gentleman, Ng-ara Houlbroolce, night fairy; Winnie Redmond, English lady; Noelino Simpson blue fairy; Betty Haves, party irock. Betty Brotherstone, circus girl; Edna Williams, fluffy ruffles; Hilda Seed, ballot girl; Phyllis Strang, party frock; Joan Baker, Mrs Patches; Jean McConnon, rainbow; Pauline Fraser, powder puit, Moyra Munro, white buttorily; Diana AViiliams, rainbow; Nola Oliver, party frock; Shirley Hutchinson, party frock; Basil Chvistiansfcn, schoolboy; Sidney Reed, jester; Frank Reed, Indian; Pat Redmond, Indian; Naylor Smith, schoolboy; Harold Baker, schoolboy; Lindsay Dougherty, nurse; Douls- O’Neil, schoolboy; Peter Seed, Robin Hood; Douglas Boagley, cowboy; Douglas Bracken, B'dian chief; John Mountford, page boy; Neville Nicholson, Indian; Eric Vowofl, drummer: Vivian Scott, toy soldier; John Shine, tennis player; Ivan McKmlay, pussy cat; Aron Thomson; nigger; Aoel Thompson, tiddler; Russell Thompson, Chinaman; Desmond 1-lerion, schoolboy; Peter do Malmanche, Mr Patches; Billy Mair, schoolboy; Gerald Williams, clown; Geoffrey Jaine, herald; Jim Wright, Indian Chief; Ivan Krivan, schoolgirl; Cecil Kee Sue, golliwog: Douglas Johnson, schoolboy; Dick Noble, cowboy: Michael DeAth, schoolboy. Standard 1 ’ .la-CrusUery, Miss Mutfett; " *,,/ by mes, fairy; Jean Fulton, sci fairy; Patricia Nicholson, Dolly Vardeu; Lean Seed, Mary, Mary, quite contrary; Carlio Cullen, Indian _ princess; Margaret O'Neil, confetti girl; 1 cter Brotherstone, Russian; Douglas l’anmn, Pierrot; Desmond Walker, Robin Hood, Alex Hayes, Indian; Richard Smith, clown; Ken Strang, Dick 'Whittington, William Scott, drummer. Standard 2: Nella Clark, nurse; Belle Mitchell, Miss Patches; Veronica Scott, early Victorian; Gladys Christiansen, fairy; Lorna Whiteman, fairy; Margaret Single, buttercup; Nita Lawrence, dafto,dil; Mavis Eeslie, B.D.V. cigarettes; Donald Olsen, sailor; Ivan Holland, ragman, George Hartstone, clown; Robert Peebles, golfer; Arthur Krivan, Brownie; Frank Hardy, Indian; Hugh McNeil, Hood; Leonard Vowell, cricketer; Keith Thompson, Mao West; Ray Scott, Huckleberry Finn. . Standard 3: Gwen Clark, nurse. Ida Bird, Edmond's baking powder; Brenda Jaine, rose; Violet Bothwell, queen of clubs; Margaret Seed, page girl; Batsy Smith, party frock; Peggy Brice, ballet dancer; Joan Kopko, Scottish dancer, Jean Smith, advertisements; Peter fatanborough, major; George I-Irady,- pirate; Bob Waugh, swagger; Arnold Harding, cook; Ivan Olsen, Indian chief; Norman Gray, Mickey Mouse; Jack Scott, sailor; Jack Bryson, cowboy; Pat Stevenson, pirate; James Fannin, prince; Jimmy Hartridge, penguin; Charles Nicholson, freckles; Tom Smith, marine; Philip Nicholson, swagger; Colin Phillips, pierrot; Maurice Munro, page boy; Erie Leslie Indian; Norman Heemeyer, plain. Standard 4: Sepia' Desmond, old English lady; Kathleen Single, puritan maid; Ruth Fannin, pierette; Betty Hevion, French peasant girl; Chrissie Clark. Susie Dean; Dorothy Pilcher, clown; Winnie ■Scott, Old Girls’ basketball; Joyce Foster, soldier girl; Jean Schroder, ballet dancer; Doris Kemp, evening dress; Margery MeIvinlay, grandmother; Audrey Grey, iMiglish jockey; Dorothy Peebles, bold buccaneer; Henna Smith, Kate Greenaway, Ronnie Morris, page boy; Martin I-lardy, jockey; John Seed, clown; Bob I-ulton; Arctic aviator; Hector Mac Lean, sailor b °Porm 1: Nora Seed, nurse; Phyllis Ware, flower girl; Audrey Whittington, elf; Don Cullen, Robin Hood; Evan Jaine, Turk; Alex Clark, cook; Don Vogt, 15th century. Form 2: Valerie Noble, Bill century peasant girl; Nancy Green, early Victorian; Eunice Single, Pierrette; John Haiding, Boss of 10-milo basin; Vernon Coulter, Red Indian; Reg Boyd, basketball girl; Rex Thompson, Scout; Graham MeLaehlan, page boy; Albert MacLcan, V hj did I kiss that girl?; Desmond Bruere, plain; Owen Williams, harlequin; Norman Smith, folk dancer; Douglas Cook, Indian rajah; Arthur Cann, full cream cheese; lan Gilbert, cowboy; Harry Leslie, cowboy. Kathleen Waugh, gipsy. High school: Clavry Oliver, sailor; Keith Jaine, Cossack; Gei’aldlnq Little, Britannia; Betty Whittington, Dolly Varden; Phyllis Noble, early Victorian; Mavis Houghton, Spanish dancer; Betty Halpin, Spanish dancer; Larry Hanlon, cricketer.