FANCY DRESS PARTY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22172, 27 July 1935, Page 20

FANCY DRESS PARTY

NEWMARKET KINDERGARTEN To angmeni the frmds of tie Newmarket Free Kindergarten a delightfn! 1 children's fancy dress party, arranged ] fey the mothers, ra held is the Masi- ! espal Ball, Newmarket. last evening. | Festoons of ma] ; tM»!oared streamers f prorkkd a oolotirfui and appropriately I gay setting. A striking scene of'cokKzr i and variety was displayed In tibe grand J marsh. which showed to advantage the i many original costumes whtch. in moat I cases, had been cade by the mothers. { Following the grand march the children \ were entertained fey the ''Fan Doctor," | who gave several conjuring torns and I a display or re&mioqsism. The re- { mainder of the evening was spent in j games, and dancing, at the concision | of which refreshments were served. ! The diScnlt tasx of judging the cosj tames was undertaken fey Mrs. L. S. ! Riekerby, who awarded the prises as ! follows; —Most original girl. Bonnie I G'Maßey (cat): most original boy. Ray • Allen i brand cl beer); most economical j fancy dress for girl. Moyra Medharst j flaggage?; most economical fancy dress ; for boy. Jack C&Bender i swagger); I best-dressed girl over six. Gwen Moore | (doll in a box), 1; D. Morris (nsrse). 12; best-dressed boy over sax. Maorioe ] Cohen (cowboy). 1; Jimmy Drearer j (Spanish character). 2; best-dressed f'n tinder six. Joan Wliitiaker (early , irtorian lady), 1; Barbara Mcßae | < panens h ion). 2; best-dressed bey artdsr ] | six, Kay Gordon < policeman i, A. Phil]Bp (bridegroom), and Ms nrice Whit-\ [ taker /knave of hearts'), equal, 1. The j i following oost-j.m»s were highly com- j i mended:—A lampshade, a Hawaiian ■ I girl, a drammer boy, a carpenter and \ | a costume made from ..copies of a daily .j : newspaper. j