DANCE AT SUMNER.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16923, 23 December 1922, Page 7

DANCE AT SUMNER.

In spite of the warm weather e large number of dancers attended the fauoy dress dance held at Sumner ou Thursday, the proceeds of which went to the Sumner Tennis Club. The hall was decorated with streamer# of orange paper and roitois and flax, the many attractive fancy costumes worn. all helping to add a general air of brightness to th© scene. Sutherland’s J tuza Band provided the music, and a dainty supper was given by the ladies. Amongst those present were: Aleedarnes Marriner, Smythe, de Pass. N. Barlow (Japanese Lady). Misses Helen Leithead (Ojichuca), Rita Red path (Powder Puff). Gwitha Shand (Harem Lady), Claire Simond. Alix Kirk (Rabbit), Muriel Wiggins (Jazz Pierrette), Myrtle Allen (Gipsy), Esme Lamb (Futurist Powder Puff), Betty Bidlakv (Boadioea), Kathleen Bristed (Harem Lady), Freda Cooper (Gipsy), Doris Aburn (Pierrette). Grace Hullett (Balloon Pierrette). Iliffe Lawrence (Black and White Pierrette). Sybil Thompson (Gossamer), Helen Wiggins (Futurist Pierrette), Gladys Lorimer, Gipsy Shand. Doras Jamieson (English Pier rot). Y. Barlow (Turkish Lack;},, Winnie. English (Spanish Dancer), Alavis Reese

(Swedish Girl). Molly Heard (Pierrette)- Janet York. Muriel Wood (Pier retteY Rene Newbury (Balloon Girl) ; and Messrs Luoena. Griff. Bristed, Stanley Dalton, Eric Beavon. A. Alac farlane, S. Alander. Jack Jamieson Knight. B Jamieson. T. Merry. P Jackson, Frank Clarke. Smith. Nathan Smythe. Cecil de Pass. Alan Smithson, Cyril Allen. Jack Lawrence. Allan Brown. Horace Brown. Norman Barlow. T. Etheridge. B. Barlow. J. Hes lop and F. Pidgeon.