INGLEWOOD NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1928, Page 5

INGLEWOOD NEWS

SCHOOL FANCY DRESS BALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) The light rain that cojnmenced early on Thursday evening in no way affected the attendance at the school annual fancy dress ball, which was a great success, the Town Hall being crowded with children and adults. The organisation was a credit to the headmaster (Mr. Kirk) and all the teachers. The supper arrangements were carried out by a committee of ladies under Mrs. M. Sutherland. The hall, which was artistically decorated with greenery, looked very bright with the gay colours of the children’s dresses. Great interest was taken in the grand marches, which were a credit to the children. The junior one commenced at 7.30 p.m. and was led by Russel Kirkby and Sybil Grant. The senior march commenced at 8, led by June Farquhar and Jean Alleman, both of whom were in fairy dresses. During the evening several folk dances were given by the children, who held the floor till 10 p.m,, when adults took charge. Children in fancy dresses were:— Chrissie Alleman, Eastern Princess; Amy Arnold, Vanity Fair; Hazel Bridgeman, Quaker Girl; Zelda Bovett, Noon; Beatrice Chapman, Pink Rose; Nita Gyde, Gipsy; Iris King, Harem -Girl; Phyllis Paul, House that Jack Built; Gladys Norcross, Balloon Girl; Florence Anderson, Tennis; Clifford Bocock, Highwayman; Ray Arnold, Black and White Pierrot; Kingston Braybrooke, Professor; Frank Gudgeon, Plain; Terence Hynes, Pierrot; A. Longstaff, Clown; J. Mulholland, Toreador; E. Parfitt, Prince Charming; L. Reeve, Pierrot; G. Fetch, Cricketer; F. Codd, Pierrette; Delsie Larsen, Rose; Muriel Fever, Harlequin; Bevleen Griffiths, Carnival Fun; Edith Gyde, English Meadows; Grace Lyle, Gypsy; Nora Peterson, Shavings; Noeleen Crozier, Irish Colleen; lan Grant, Brigand Chief; Ernest Burrows, Clown; Jim Bridgeman, Brownie; Ronnie Burnard, Dutchman: Bill Reesby, Hudson Service; Lloyd Sutton, Knight; Brian Ford, Inglewood Record; Denis Hynes, Pierrot;. Ronald Wills, Pierrot; Bob Winter, Captain (Military); Jim Welham, Blue Pierrot; Lovell Franklyn, Red Demon; Audrey Eversfield, Fancy Handkerchief; Fanny Chard, Daisy; Bill Faris, Red Indian; Herbert Longbottom, Elf; Douglas Mumby, Negro; Ila Heal, Ballet Dancer; Ethel Gamlin, Gipsy; Rona Robson, Page; Roma Paul, Gipsy; Violet Blackburn, Pink Rose; Lewis Olson, Sailor; Peggy Armstrong, Hungarian; Lorna Sutton, South African Gold Digger’s Daughter; Donald Gyde, Saturday and Sunday; Leslie Arnold, Sailor; Grace Walsh, Fisher Girl; Iris Ludeman, Dutch Girl; Ruby Thompson, Eastern; Noel Armstrong, Eastern; Janet Boss, Early Victorian; Colleen Devereux, Night; Marjorie Feaver, Rose Ballet; Alice Bocock, Scotch Girl; Elveda Shieker, Iceberg; Jean Baxter, Black Cat; Hetty McLaggen, Military Girl; Alina Peters, Gipsy; Phyllis James, Red Fairy; May Henwood, Rose; May Thompson, Gipsy; Pauline Hamilton, Butterfly Tea; Margaret Darlow, Pierette; Melvina Codd, Dutch Girl; Keith Hodges, Clown; Jack Leslie, British Admiral; Bob Simpson, John Bull; Edna Franklyn, Black and White Pierrette; Ngaere Norcross, . Vanity Bag; Eris Hodges, Butterfly; June Farquhar, Fairy; Mary Giles, Eastern Girl; Jean Alleman, Fairy; Eileen Ward, Japanese Lantern; Sybil Grant, Victorian Lass; Stanley Laurence, Harlequin; Wilfred Gyde, Father Christmas; Noel Drake, Red Indian; Cecil Clark, Baker; Laurence Rose warn, Indian; Russel Kirkby, Red Devil; Cyril McKeen, Pirate; Leo Gyde, Page Boy; Jack, Harwood, Red Indian; Tom Laurence, Bluebeard; David Feaver, Peter Pan; Coral Hook, Butterfly; Alice Arnold, Strawberry; LilyPeters, Cornflower; Gladys Ma-wson, Fairy; Bertha Walker, Japanese Lady; Joan Bennett, Springtime; Sylvia Walsh, Morning; Joyce Richie, Sweet Pea; Joan Fetch, Butterfly; Lois Kirkby, Rose; Marie W'anklyn, Page; Tom Winter, Captain (ship); Rex Drake, Just Kid's Safety Club; Arthur Bridgeman, Red Indian; Phoebe Crozier, Gipsy; Peggy Rivett, Poppy; Peggy Wills, Rose; Esma and Ruth Julian, Twins; Hilda Harwood, Fairy; Molly Walker, Spangles; Allan Lovell, Kiltie; George List, Pierrot; Betty List, Pierrette;. Cecil Bennett, Swagger; Len Paul, Little Boy Blue; Evelyn Burnard, Silver Star; Judy Faris, Bee; Edith Barrack, Duck; Ernest Maetzig, Pierrot; Jack Laurence, Robin Hood; Vai Penn, Question; Ra Penn, Answer; Noel Bennett, Pierrot; Tom Somerton, Indian; Jack. Bennett, Pierrot; Ernest Ward, Indian; Bill Baker, Chinaman; Keith Gyde, Jockey; Jimmy Clark, Policeman; Jean Heal, Nestles’ Chocolates; Audrey Bennett, Poppy; Anice McKeen, Columbine; Joe Kilpatrick, Jockey; John Ford, Chinaman; Billy Bishell, Sailor; Tommy Arnold, Toy Soldier; Ron Bocock, Carnival Pierrot; Alonzo Julian, Sailor; Lincoln Laugman, Sailor; Jean Lovell, Mimosa; Ernest Olson, Schoolboy; Sylvia Barry, Fairy; Enid Hazelden, Carnival; Annette Hazelden, Jazz; Mary Healey, Eastern Lady; Philippa Poole, Carnival; Alma Trigger, Gypsy; Ray Carrington, Military Girl; Mary Carrington, Daffodil; George Carrington, Scotchman; Joan Pope, Ballet Dancer; Monica Curd, Bluebird; Joe Burke, Cherry Ripe. CYCLE CLUB MEETING. The annual meeting of the Inglewood Cycle Club was held on Thursday evenpng. There was a fair attendance. The report and balance-sheet were adopted. The club’s finances are in a healthy state, disclosing a credit of £lO 2s 9d. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Mr. S. Lovell; vicepresidents, Mr. E. Maetzig and L. Bocock; secretary and treasurer, Mr. S. Evans; executive committee, Messrs. H. Julian, R. Tapp, W. Lawson and the president and secretary. It was decided to hold a series of five road races for the club’s challenge cup, commencing on October 18, and continuing on each succeeding Thursday until the series is completed. The races are to be as follows: First, to Norfolk Road and back; second, Jo Egmont Village and back; third, to Tariki and back; fourth, around Ketmiro; fifth and final, to Waitara Road and back. The club members all seem to be very enthusiastic, which augurs well for the coming season.