FUN IN FANCY DRESS

Taranaki Daily News, 28 October 1935, Page 6

FUN IN FANCY DRESS

BRIGHT CHILDREN’S PARTY. SUNDAY SCHOOL PUPILS’ DANCE. A real “night out” for Stratford children was provided at the parish hall on Friday, when the Church of England Sunday school held its annual fancy dress dance. More ■ than 100 children packed the floor and for three hours enjoyed, to the utmost a bright programme of games and dances. The vicar, the Rev. K. J. McFarland, was in charge, and was assisted by a large band of helpers. A variety of games and dances was organised by Miss E. M. Harper. were given by pupils of Miss Norma Spearman as follows: Military dance, tap dance and elocution, Thelma Cox; twist and tumble dance, Delma Carter; duo clog dance. Marie Peicke and Pat Tunbridge; operatic dance, Baby Harris. Miss M. Middleton, Miss Harper and Miss Moana Femme! played for the dances and games. Among those helping with the evening were Miss Woods, Misses Middleton, Miss D. Carryer, Miss Black, Misses Femmell, Miss Anstis, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Anstis, Mrs. Cutfield, Miss Burgess, Miss L. Penn, Miss Cutfield and Mr. C. Galbraith. Among the children present in fancy dress were: Margaret McLean (Gipsy), I. Saggers (evening), Merle Rowell (Indian), J. Skoglund (evening), D. Dodd (evening), L. Dodd (Early Victorian), D. Craig (Dutch), H. Craig (Clown), N. Collingwood (evening), R. Oliver (evening), M. Parsons (evening), R. Townley (Indian), McGillivray (Artist’s Model), J. Hewitt (evening), M. Bottcher (Pierrette), L. Hughson (Country Girl), J. Feek (Query), B. Amess (Shepherdess) J. White (Puck), Naire Peick (Dutch Girl), Delma Carter (Acrobatic Dancer), Thelma Barker (Old English Lady), Bernice Rowell (Orange), lan Hughson (Tiger), Julie Stokes (Swiss Girl), Innes Fredric (Page), Vernon Young (Red Iridian), Jill Curtis (Columbia), Bill Curtis (Soldier), Caplen Hall (Cricketer), Dick Townley (Red Indian), Bill Aitken (Young Lady), Bill McArthur (Cricketer), Dick Hewitt (Cricketer), Herries Young (Judge), Bill Anstis/ (Girl), Des Paul (Cricketer), Norman Boyce (Cricketer), Gwen Zinsli (Night and Day), Thelma Zinsli (Pixie), Jean Hedgeman (Frivol), Patricia Dickson (Cupid), Colleen Harris (Hot and Sweet), lan Brieseman (Bandsman), Wade Stokes (Cowboy), Herbert Boyce (Clown), Bobby Stokes (Cowboy), Eric Burgess (Cricketer), Frank Craig (Black Cat), Peter Barker (Cricketed), Marie Dempsey (Baggy Breeches), Nola Paul (Powder Puff), Margeret Bake (Fairy), Fay Buckley (Rose Fairy), Joyce Cutfield (Buttercup), Shirley Feek (Pierrette), John Cutfield (Soldier), Jack Bake (Cricketer), Thelma Cox (Militaire), Pat Tunbridge (Dutch Boy), Priscilla Green (Welsh Girl), Robin Green (Golfer), Doris Butcher (Nurse), Waveney Hughson (Powder and Patches), Barbara Williams (Baggy Breeches), Isla Hunt (Spring), .Phyllis Femmell (Frivol), Gladys Hedgeman (Purse), Jean Evans (Hungarian Dancer), Cora Fredric (Samoan Girl), Jim Irving (Cricketer), Daphne McDermott (Dutch Girl), Aileen Dariagh (Red Pierrette), Margaret McLean (evening), Constance Thomson (evening), Ola. Kidd (Crinoline Lady), Joe Martin (Baby).