FANCY DRESS BALL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18253, 23 November 1933, Page 4

FANCY DRESS BALL

TE KARAKA SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION The primary department of Te Karaka District High School held its annual fancy dress ball in the Waikohu Hall last Friday, and ; the function went off with its usual success. The members of the school committee had spared no pains to promote the children’s happiness, and the efforts were ably seconded by a group of ladies who made - themselves responsible for the catering. Music was supplied by Mrs. Goldsmith and Mr. H. Tempane, and Mr. Earnshaw made an excellent M.C.

The fancy dress costumes showed that much trouble and skill had been used t'o make the very pretty spectacle presented by the large and happy gathering of children.

Those in fancy costume were: Thelma Nisbett (Old Mother Hubbard), Merle Atkins (Japanese), Joy Clayton (strawberry), Olive Clayden (daffod}l), Joy Askew (Japanese), Gladys Jones (workbag), Tamzen Cook (night fairy), Joy Castles (pet lamb), Ivy Hope (bluebell), Audrey Smithers (pierette), Rona Bell,(flower girl), Ruth McKenzie (jingle bell), Louisa Jones (Maori), June Clayton (Polly Peacham), Lesley Cook (Little 80-Peep), Molly Bell (gypsy), Lorna Donne (1850), Shirley Luttrell (Japanese), Shirley Doran (Dutch girl), Marcia Dunshea (old-fashioned lady). - , - - -

Rita Jones (Eastern lady), Vivienne Trotter (gypsy), Ethel Lenane (Japanese), Elsie Goldsmith (peasant), Marjorie Stevenson (Norwegian), Edna Castles (brasso), Margaret Nesbitt (Russian ballet dancer), Rita McCaulay (Japanese), Noelene Castles (fairy), Joy Clayden (butterfly), Alma Goldsmith (Herald), Audrey Mills (breeze), Mary Kitney (bridesmaid), Rosalind Hall (bridesmaid), Patty Mills (aviation), Beryl Smithers (a fail), Mildred Parsons (Scotch lass). . Olive Ribbon (starlight), Veda Dunshea (gypsy), Eva. Bell (Scotch lass). Flora McDermott (granny), Doris Smith (poppy), Mind Reid (hard-up), Livinla Kewa (Maori girl), Ka Kcwa (waitress), Gladys Brown (Eastern lady), Emily Tato (beach girl), Mournlco Fisher (night) Eileen Mills (stars and stripes), Betty McKenzie (carnival-funs). Maureen Brown (a lady), Nora Jones (a lady), Rangl Karonga (bridesmaid), Marjorie Broughton (modern girl). Mickey O’Grady (pierrot), Pat Earnshaw (cowboy), Herbert Jones (pierrot), Norrle Mills (Pled Piper), Ray Burgess (jingle bells), Billie Lougher (Dutch boy), Michael Feather (Peter Pan), Billy Brown (sailor), Geoff Tait (sailor), Arnold Askew (pierrot), Dick Bell (baker), Jim Stevenson (nigger), Robert Pitcher (Uncle Tom), Billie Dunshea (cowboy), Bobby Stevenson (sailor), Ray Jones (cook), Jim McDermott (engineer), Jim Castles (Maori chief), Billy O'Grady (cowboy), Brownie Jones (swagger), and Hugh Lougher (Dutchman), v .