COSTUME BALL
ANGLICAN LADIES’ GUILD ARRANGES FUNCTION happy evening at raetihi The annual dance for the children, arranged by the Anglican Ladies’ Guild, was held in the Drill Hall, Raetihi, on Friday, and proved a most successful and happy evening. Mr. McPherson and the staff of the public school were in charge of the floor Miss Taylor acted as judge, and the Mayor, Mr. H. W. Littlewood. presented the prizes. The vicar, the Rev. L. Barnes, thanked all who had assisted to make tho evening such a success. Supper was provided by the ladies* guild. The prizewinners were: Best costume, girl under 6, D. Pro.ud, Turkish lady; boy under 6, W. Watson, carnival girl; girl under 11. Connie Barakat, Maori girl; boy under 11, Jack Moorn <T. St , ationrnaster ; eirl over 11, Syliui. hielson, Eastern princess; boy over WlnkR ' Lilian rajah. " K . bc&t - carried -° ut costume; Girl under lL„, , y T ! lompß on, Red Riding Hood, boy under six, Norrie Brvers Rooster; girl under 11, Betty Soar I icnicker; boy under 11, K. Rieper.
Absent-minded Professor; girl over 11, Joan Bryers, Time; boy over 11, R. Urwin, Seagrave in Golden Arrow. Poster costume: Girl, J. Bolderson, “'Edmonds’s, Sure to Rise”; boy, J. Baird, Sandwich Man. Cheapest costume: Girl, Joan Duncan, Minties; boy, IST. Fagg, Hard Up. Best pair: Under six. G. Bolderson and N. Duncan; over six. E. Willoughby and G. Langdon, Champion Bowler and Raetihi Bowling Green. Special prizes: A. Rieper, Beefeater; Joy Watson, Ribbons; Barry Lee, Commander Byrd; George Dauphin, Bride.
Among those present were: Order of the Bath. Melville Moorman; Wrigley Spearmint, Rob Ogden; Wrigley Spearmint, Pat Ogden; Big Ben, Jack Drinnan; Chinaman, Ex-ic Piper; Carnival Girl, Wallie Watson; Man in the Moon, Derek Reine; Bridegroom, Max Comer; Jockey, E. Moss; Little English Girl, X. McLean; Eat More Fruit, J. Wallace; Chrysanthemum, E. Cunningham; Might Fairy, E Rickards; Red Riding Hood, L. Chestnutt. Nurse, Gloria Bolderson; Patient, Nola Duncan; Minties, Ralph Gibbins; Gipsy, Heather Wright; Grand Aunt Mary, Beryl Rickards; Order of the Bath, Jean Pedersen; Harlequin, Evelyn Soar; Nurse Norma Journeaux; Bride, Myrtle Wallace: Absent-minded Beggar, R. Mosen; Egyptian, Bert Wallace; Danger Signals, Jack Lyrin; Letterbox, Lionel Lynn; Clown Jack Bolderson; Sambo, Dick Bolderson: Woodman, Bob Chestnutt; Cupid. Billie Chestnutt; Clown, Frank Keucke; Boy Blue, Harry Hart; Nigger, Jack Woods; Grasshopper Cowin Wright; Bunny. Arthur Barakat; Big Ben, Jack Drinnin: Kodak. Vincent Head; Convict 99, Jimirue Head; Frivolity, Lorna Rickards; Queen of Hearts, Alison Hangar; Red Riding Hood, Audrey Thomson; Chrysanthemum, Olive Stout; Victorian Lady Judy iigtey; Gipsy Dancer, Jessie Horne; Bridegroom, R. Holland; a Golfer Basil Fagg; Field-Marshal, Ron Brvers.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 966, 8 May 1930, Page 5
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