FANCY DRESS DANCE.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13088, 23 October 1935, Page 6

FANCY DRESS DANCE.

KGHINUI FUNCTION. (From Our Own CorresDoudent.) Although not many appeared iu fancy costume at the; plain and fancy dress danca held iu the Kohinui Hall oil Friday evening, the function proved a huge success, both socially and financially. JYtiss N. Swunney, of Mangatainoka., rendered songs and kindly played extras while Air Ted Payne also gave a i item on the mouth organ. Aliss H. Allan very kindly made and presented two woolly toys to be competed for amongst the- voinmer children. "

The lucky winner of the cake was Airs J. P. Olsen with No. 158.

Alter a plentiful homemade supper had been handed round, Air Felix Bolton iiLa.de -,i short speech thank:mg the ladies’ committee and all those who had helped in any way to make the evening such a. success as

the children’s ’Xmas..-,, tree■and picnic- land had benefited very considerably.

Special thanks were due to Miss Jean Pritchard and. All’s A 1 M. Howat. also to Mrs E. Miller who had made and decorated, the cake.

Iho.se who won prizes for fancy costume's were: Miss At. Swannev and Afiss Al. Dick, “Grandpa and Grandma” ; Mr. Ted Payne-,' “Mvsterv Alan ; Hugh Howat. “Bag of Aliscliiof” -Sydney Rice. “Pirate.” ‘ Others who appeared in fancy costume wore Mrs Payne:. “Mystery

Lady’’ • Airs Wilson. “Gipsv” : Mrs Par-rant, “Night Club Girl’" ; Miss' J-o.'iiii Pritchard-, “Sailor" - Alav Honkins. “Rose”; Margaret Swannev, “Sailor” : Lon. a Rice. * Sailor Girl” - A:f yr a Corn forth. “Cap and Bells” - Mr H. Pete rsen, “ Policeman' ; Mr A. Forster. “ K ing' s Gi l a rd ’’ ; Charles Howat, “Beck and Call” and Jean Ellmers, “Little Bo P'eep.”