DANCE AT ADDINGTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16861, 11 October 1922, Page 10

DANCE AT ADDINGTON.

Last "Wednesday evening the Ladies’ Committee of the Addington Burgesses’ Association held a plain and fancy dress dance in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Selwyn Street, in aid of the Selwyn Kindergarten. There were about sixty couples present. The arrangements were in the hands of a committee consisting of MesJames Chapman, G. Burford, Hill an 1 F. Mathieson. Mr G. Burford was M.C. 'Tlie music was supplied by the Rosella Orchestra. The judge-s, Mrs Rundle, Miss Corbett, Mr Gledhill and Mr B ill, awarded the prizes to the following . Mrs W. Bettle (Ice Creams), most original ; Miss M. Burford (Superstitions), cheapest ;and Miss D. Braid (Roast),

Taylor (Post Office Parcels) won the men’ prize, most original and special. Among the guests were :—Mesdames T. Bettle, P. Williamson. J. Boot, Andrew’s, Burns. Paterson. Mallard (Indian Maid). W . Bettle (Ice Creams). Hay, Scofield. Rogerson. Winfield, Bull. Philpott, Misses Day (Harem Lady) Falconer (Persian Lady), Hill (Powder Puff, Chappell (Jazz Pierrette). Beamish (Pierrot). D. Beamish (Irish Colleen). Williamson (Sailor Girl). M. Burford (Queen of Clubs). W’ilson (Pierrot), L. Gates (English Lady), F Gates (Sharpe’s Cordials'). I). Chapman (Dominoes), l. Harland (English Lady), F. Mathieson (Stars and Stripes), B. Mathieson (Swiss Girl). Jean Hay (Chick Feed), D. O. Halloran (Mexican), Mrs J. Boot (Carnival Night), Mrs Rundle (Gipsy). Misses Scofield. Hale, R Gyde, Gates (2), Line. F. Gyde, B. Burford, Viezer, Mrs Stout and Middleton; Messrs G. Burford. Mathieson, Pickering, Risk (Jockey), Hale. Robin, Tav lor (Post Office. Parcels), Philpott (Pierrot), Lagan, Gyde, Bilcliff, E. Burford, Downing, Saunders, Bell, T. Bettle, W. Bettle, J. Boot, Colville. M’Caffrey. Muir, CaJder, Hamer, Middleton, F. Rogerson, Stout, Bull, H. Rogerson, Winfield, Dunmill, Walker and Brown. Dancing was continued until one a.m.,