FANCY DRESS DANCE AT AVONSIDE.
Pupils attending Mr W. Fra«er*» school of dancing, numbering about two hundred, had a mast enjoyable time last evening, when they held their first fancy drees dance, tho hall looking very gay with bunting, coloured balloons, etc- Many beautiful dresne-s wore* worn. Mis MeLaughlan and, tho Misses K. and A. Clarke, who judged, having great difficulty in finding the prize winners. Miss Hazel Cooper, Mephistophles, and Mrs Smith. Ace of (Hearts, where their final choice for best dress, and Miss M. Bates, Merry Go Round, for the most original costume. Superintendent "Warner, who judged the gentlemen had no difficultv in finding his decision, Mr Geo. Palmer. Gentleman of Spain, proving an easy winner. Mr F. Kiddelle, Safety Zone* Policeman, winning the prize for most original costume. Among those present were Mesdames Smith, Ace of Hearts : V. Gillard. Swiss; M.‘ Clark. Gold Tipped Cigarette; Misses H. Cooper. Mephistopheles; M. Bates, Merry Go Round: Thelma. Marigold. Mighty Night; M. Marigold. Robin Redbreast ; McCarthy, Orange: Ivy Marigold, SemiCrinoline. Frandsden, Joan of Arc; O’Callaghan, Pierrette; May Elston, Gipsy ; Rita Elston, Highland Lassie : Tyner, Folly; Knight, France; MoGarnet. Pompom ; Francis. Pierrette; Eastwick. Roses; Horr.eman, Some Kid; Lundquist. Spanish Dancer: P. I/nudguist, Japanese lady ; Chasten, Black Cat ; Cleaver. Summer; Moir, Rose Fairy : Paisley. Pierrot ; "Williamson, Government Red Tape; Hall, Jaez Pierrette: M Hall. Ballet Girl; Wilson. Kuschia ; < ;rson. Egyptian; Smith. Oberou ; E. C, ha opie, Night; M Vale, Good Luck; East, Early Victorian : Maisie McLeod, Harem Lady; Holme*. Ariel Post; C. j Ward. Ballet Girl ; Fischer. Red PierI rottr; Bauutou. Black and White Pierj ret to; Fraser. Peony Rose; Messrs Geo Palmer. Gentleman of Spain; F. Kid* i delle. Policeman; Joe "Ward. Bill Hart ; Key King. Cowboy; R. Mathews r Demon: Tbaekwell, Naral Officer; L. Tharkwell. fester: McDonald. Pierrot. Sutherland. Harry louder: Corner. Pierrot: Milton. Digger; Mundav, Pierrot: Clark. Parson; Worstold, Pierrot: Jack. Highlander; ATcGarry, Indian Rajah: Wilbrahain, Damon; "Watkins, Volunteer.
At the Durham Street Methodist Church to-morrow the Rev W. Ready will preach morning and evening, and Air J \V. N MTntodr, a blftid soldier, will read the lesson at tne evening service. At the conclusion of the service a special recital of sacred music will He given under the direction of Mr Ernest Firth. F-R-C.O- Mf Firth will play a solo. Madame Clarii Holgnt-e will sing “ Angels Ever Bright and Fair ” and ‘ Tile Lord is Mv Light.” Air W. J. Hudson will sing Total Eel ipso." Quartets will he sung h\ Air Jv Firth. Aliss IVose, Mr TL Blanelev and Air W. % J. Spratt Air M* In tosh will recite "The Blird Alan’s • If.’ “ A retiring collection ■ will bo taken on behalf of the appeal i for tlio blind. j Barraclougl/s ATngic Ndrvine Stops i Toothache. Is 6d everywhere.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16750, 3 June 1922, Page 13
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