CHILDREN’S BALL
COMPLETE SUCCESS The children’s plain and fancy dress ball held in the Theatre Royal on Friday evening was a complete success. About 100 children in fancy dress .took part in the Grand March, and made of that event a most picturesque procession. The hall was most beautifully decorated with coloured lights, streamers and balloons, which harmonising with the quaint and colourful dresses, produced a most pleasing effect. The children had the floor to themselves until about 10 p.m., after which a balloon was presented to each child, and then supper was served. The supper, which was of a most appetizing nature, was provided by the Ladies’ Guild. The music was supplied by Tibbott’s orchestra, who acquitted themselves in their usual splendid way. Extras were played by Mr Mayne. The whole evening sped pleasantly by and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves immensely. The costumes were on the whole exceptionall good, and were both dainty and original. The following is a list of some of the fancy dresses worn: — Hester Nicholls, Rose Fairy; Molly Cummings, Sunflower; Jean Hepburn, Folly; Margaret Nash, Peirette; Pat Brown, Blue Bell; Joan Clarke, Woodland Nymph; Trixie Carroll, Sheperdess; Marie Carroll, Egyptian; Betty Monson, Rosebud; Mona Hepburn, Sailor Girl; Lila Martin, Henry Ford; Shirley Brown, Pierrette; Peggy Brown, Night; Barbara Clarke, Rosebud; Esme Bruce, Window; Leone Boles, Powder Puff; Kate Nash, Poppy; Joan Robinson, Shamrock; Maureen Connolly, Daffodil; Billy Andrew, Powder Puff; Lorna Sayer, Butterfly; Peggy Puckeridge, Cross-Word Puzzle; Rae Wallace, Buttercup; Lorna Andrew, Rainbow; Lorrainne Munro, Early Victorian; Margaret Dalton, Egyptian Princess; Olga Eva, Fairy; Jean Munro, Egyptian; Mavis Collins, Hawaiian; Sylvia Tapp, Sunflower; Jessie Dunn, Early Victorian; Bobby Hunger, Jazz; Ena Martin, Gypsy; Glenis Devey, Xmas Tree, Molly Fitzpatrick, Pierrette; Vera Holmes, Sailor; Mary Cobb, Rosebud; Gwen Munro, Balloon Girl; Grace Dalton, Holly.
Pat Ray, Chinaman; Percy Petersen, American Sailor; Gordon Jackson, Pierrot; Laurie Charters, Tennis; Ken Wykes, Pierrot; Bobby Jennings, Sailor; Billy Nash, Brigand Chief; Denis Willcox, Cowboy; Darrell Porter, Pierrot; John Nicholls, Bubbles; Dick Heathcote, Cricket; Guy Halligan, Footballer; Lindo Montgomerie, Oliver Twist; Cosmo Caudwell, Jazz Pierrot; Tony Willcox, Pierrot; Arthur Dunn, Archer; Ronald Vernon, Hepburn’s Bakery; George Green, Mr Gallagher; Hector Munro, Mr Sheehan; John McKibbin, Jockey; Donald Bell, Cowboy; Tracy Willis, Chinaman; Gordon Woodroofe, Parson; Donald Fitzpatrick, Boy Blue; Charlie Caudwell, Pierrot.
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Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 66286, 5 October 1925, Page 4
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382CHILDREN’S BALL Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 66286, 5 October 1925, Page 4
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