HAWERA SCHOOL BALL

Taranaki Daily News, 10 December 1931, Page 3

HAWERA SCHOOL BALL

STRIKING FANCY COSTUMES. GAY SCENE IN THE HALL. St. Joseph’s Hall, Hawera, was a blaze of colour last night when pupils of the convent school attended a fancy dress ball. Under special lighting a gaily bedecked crowd of happy children disported themselves in a setting of well arranged decorations. Many and varied were the costumes worn, and the creations were all artistic. The children spent the hours pleasantly with the old dances and some of the quaint and beautiful folk dances taught them by the nuns. The hall was crowded. Large committees did. excellent organisation work with Miss M. Bartlett as secretary. Messrs. G. Loader and F. Doyle were masters of ceremonies and Mrs. W. A. Quin provided the music. The decorations were in flame, orange and yellow and the supper tables were gay with vases of Iceland poppies. Supper was provided by the parishioners. The children and tihe characters they represented were; —Patricia Villars, Goldilocks; Betty Dodds, Early Victorian; Denyse Coakley, Fairy; Irene King, Top; Maureen Brewer, Fairy; Margaret Dorgam, Blue Bird; Mary Jenkins, Snowflake; Norma King, Brownie; Gwelma Brewer, Fairy; Mary Sattler, Fisher Girl; Patricia Tarrant, Gypsy; Mollie Steffert, Fairy; Joyce Dom'broski, Rose; Joan Quin, Golden Butterfly; Miriam Ablett, Daffodil; Lois Ablett, Fairy; Pauline Whyte, Top; Mldanki Grubi, Summer; Mare Gru'bi, Moonlight; Teresa Sheehan, Harvesting; Mary O’Neill, Butterfly; Kathleen Garvey,. Rosebud; Clare Browne, Rattle; Frances Chadwick, Tiny Tot; Walter Nielsen, Gentleman; Maurice Searle, Airman; Bernard Searle, Jack Horner; Kevin Percival, Pierrot; Brian O’Connor, Brownie; Teddy Sheehan, 'Pierrot; James Brady, Dutch Boy; John Bryant, Indian; Brian Meyrick, Sailor; Michael O’Connor, Imp; Dennis McMahon, Dutch Boy; Edmond Malone, Wooden Soldier; John -McMahon, Things of the Past; Brian Chadwick, Teddy Bear; Patrick Dombroski, Shell Benzine; Alfred Walden, Chinaman; Laurence Colman, Harvesting; Ashley McMahon, Uncle Sam; Noel Johnson, Gollywog; Jack Chadwick, Jackie Coogan; J. Coleman, Black and White; William Dombroski, Shell Benzine; Brian Clarke, Santa Claus; Douglas Henderson, Tin Soldier; Francis McCabe, Dutch Boy; William Myers, Chinaman; Russell Rogers, Tin Soldier; Joseph Searle, Sir Roger; Ivan Urlich, Chinaman; Patrick Sheehan, Sir Roger; Lewis Whyte, Showman; Margaret Bibby, Lady Moon; Margaret Brennan, Shepherdess; Patricia Brown, Little Misa Muffet; Shirley Cruickshank,. Noon; Margaret Jackson, Early Victorian; Margaret Loader, Irish Colleen; Patricia McMahon, Japanese Lady; Anne O’Neill, Charlemagne; Margaret'O’Neill, Fairy; Irene Rawlins, Shepherdess; Marjorie Robb, Queen of Hearts; Pearlie Sales, Princess; Margaret Stevenson, Pierrette; Anna Urlich, Butterfly; Pauline Thurston, Flame; Maurice O’Connor, Japanese. Boy; Neville Bryant, Sailor; Noline Kelly, Roman Patricia Kent, Princess; Ngaire Landers, Dolly Varden; Joan McAneny, Early Victorian; Judith Malone, Night, Mavis McMahon, Sir Roger; Athalie Monaghan, Spanish Dancer; Joan Myers, Shepherdess of Irevon; Ila Percival, Fairy Queen; Monica Quayle, Sailor Girl; Reta Rawlings, Dutch Girl; Monica Seaver, Princess; Kathleen Sheehan, Japanese Girl; Ruby Sheehan, Spanish Dancer; Nancy O’Neill/ Irish Washerwoman; Betty Thurston, Dutch Girl; Agnes Walden, Rainbow; Alan Adams, Pirate; Owen Bosson, Clown; Alec Brown, Pat; Morris Christieson, Professor; Douglas Dyett, Coooan; Cyril Evans, Dragoon; Robert Graham, Sailor; Jim Kavanagh, Indian Rajah; Albert JKerrisk, Pirate; Desmond King, Chinaman; Will McCormack, Far East; Brian Malone, Roman Soldier; Arthur McMahon, ‘Pierrot; Logan McMahon, Drummer Boy; Victor Sheehan, Coster; Barry Turnbull, Robin Hood; Dorothy Brown, Russian Peasant; Joan Sales, School Teacher; Agnes Morgan, Page Girl; Doris Jenkins, Fairy; Jack Brough, Dutch Bojr; Rex Brown, Chinaman; Peter Fearon, Cricketer; Kevin Loader, Cowboy; Kevin Walsh, Golliwog; Mathew Brady, Indian; Mary LynSkey, Fairy; Barbara Malone, Early Victorian; Molly Pivac, Fairy; Pat Doyle, Cricketer; Terry Daley, Demon; Eunice Bryant, Irish Colleen; Keith Lynch, Micky the Mouse; Pattie Cosgrove, Christmas Bon Bon; Dorothy Hopcroft, Demon; Molly Rawlings, Gipsy Fortuneteller; Trevor Bryant, Why Did I Kiss that Girl; Don Brewer, Dutch Boy; Pat Lynch, Gypsy; Cynthia Graham, Dancer; Tom Magee, Sir Roger; Joan Galvin, Old Mother Hubbard; Maureen Cosgrove, Patchwork; Phyllis McCaibc, Butterfly; Joyce Adams, Fairy; Joan Brough, Spanish Gypsy; Colleen Brough, Christmas Tree; Margaret Coleman, Lavender; Grace Coleman, Night Fairy; Margaret Comber, Dutch Girl; Irish Comber, Peter Pan; Veronica Daley, Dutch Girl; Molly Doyle, Harlequin; Dorothy Dombroski, Shell Benzine; Ellen Evans, Dragoon; Patricia Garvey, Jolly Girl; Muriel Jenkins, Indian Girl; Kathleen Pratt, Spanish Girl; Veronica Galvin, Spring; Gwenda King, Highland Lass; Dorothy Gray, Juliet; Junne Goodwin, Dolly Varden; Patricia Loader, Japanese; Agnes McKenna, Spring; Maisie Brown, Early Victorian; Patricia Rogers, Japanese; Sheila Douglas,'Gypsy; Patricia Quayle, Early Victorian; Margaret Harrington, Night; John Flyn, Nymph; Jim Mcllroy, Pirate; Eric Wills, Sailor; Brian Walsh, Page; Dick Sheehan, Pierrot; Colin Fredericks, Cowboy; Laurie Landers, Shell Benzine; Alec Crukshank, Clown; Louis Sattler, Cavalier; Owen Lynch, Tin Soldier; John Joyce, Cricketer; Clive Fredericks, Indian; Cletis Lynch, Cowboy; Bob Seaver, Nigger Minstrel; Francis Jewell, Gollywog; Margaret Hopcroft, Highland Lass; Sheila O’Brien, The Milkmaid; Imelda Buckley, My Lady’s Page Boy; Cecilia Brady, Spanish Dancer; Maureen Jordan, The Grey Moth; Mollie Jewell, Dawn; Mary Ash, An Italian Maiden; Erin Sheehan, An Egyptian Night; Peggy Brown, Eastern Girl; Eileen Garvey, Gipsy Girl; Chanel McCalman, Dem on,Len Landers, Clown; Edna Pivac, Night; Nor ah. Doyle, Winter; John Walsh, The ■Man With the Nose”; Nancy Turnbull, A Ballet Girl.