CHILDREN’S PARTY.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17170, 13 October 1923, Page 12

CHILDREN’S PARTY.

There was a bright an-d merry scene at the Redcliffs Community Hall last evening, when the members of the School Committee entertained the children of the school at a fancy dress party. The hall was prettily decorated with balloons and coloured streamers,

and when the children were assembled in their gay costumes for the grand march a pretty and animated scene was presented. The chairman of the committee, Mr 8. Thomas, welcomed the children and hoped they would have a jolly time. A committee of ladies provided supper. Songs and recitations wore interspersed with rho dances, and at the conclusion of the evening cheers were given for the members of the committee. Among those in fancy costume were:

• —l>. Johnston (Butterfly), M. Rose (Red Cross Nurse), D. Howard (If Winter Comes), A. Wing (Fairy), B. R.oberts (Doll), G. Woods (White Bell), V. Banfield (Spring Nymph), M. Wain (Rose), N. Holden (Domino). T. Hudson (Little Red Riding Hood), A. Nichols (Spanish Girl). M_ Frankli.t (Sunflower), N. Dale (Wood Imp), E. Hines (Primrose), J. Heaton (Waitress), H. Brittenden (Little Miss Muffet), P. Franklin (Japanese), L. Marshall (Pink Fairy), M. Simpson (Pierrot), E. Cooper (Hindu), M. Truscott (House to .Let), P. Dixon (Fairy), V. Hines (Folly), E. Hines (Bulgarian), A. Purdue (Japanese), G. Dale (Japanese), H. Pengelly (Irish Colleen), .T. Coleman (Eastern Princess), J.,. Sutherland (Colleen), M. Reid (Dutch Girl). D. Rudge (Doll), F. Smith (Good Luck), P. Senior (Pierette), M. Weston (Starlight), M.- Fordham (Vegetable Garden), E. Champ (Weldon’s Pattern), L. (Gipsy), M. M’Kay (Dutch Boy), J. K. Blackwell (Spanish Dancer), S. Lamb (Bag of Flour), M. Heaton (Night). E. Le Page (Gipsy), A. ComerfieM (Potato), N. Hines (Brown Bee), Q. Ingham (Rosebud), D. Hines (Daughter of tho Nation), E. Townsend (Golliwog), R. Roberts (Dutch Girl), C. Me go wan (Forget-me-not), L. Comerford (Flower Girl), E. Fox (fFlower Girl), M. Brittenden (Brittania), J. Howard (Japanese). J. Senior (Fairy), I. Cooper (Old English Lady), S. Britten (Black C’at), J. Sutton (Japanese). H. do Thier (BoPeep), J. de Thier (Scotch Fishwife), E. Neave (Knitting Bag), D. Heaton (Powder R. Dale (Jester), J.. King (Clown), J. Holland (Indian). J. Coleman (Dutch Boy), B. Rilev (Jester), L. Shand (Sailor). B. Nettleton (Dutch Ro.ki, A. Rouse (Cricketer), C. Hine s _ (Soldier), W. Grey (Cavalier), W. Neave (Baker), O. Thomas (Soldier), B. Watson (Cricketer), 11. L© Page (Clown), J. William son (Tut-ankh-Amen), R. Dale (Indian), J. Vain (Rajah), A. Kittenberg (Pierrot), T>. Blackwell (Red Indian), R. MacfarJane (Cowboy), j. Marshall (Indian Brave), D. Sand ford (Robin Hood), E. Carpenter (Fislier Maid), F. Dixon (Ku Klux Klan), R. Shand (Bubbles), R.. Stokes (Indian Brave), E. Levey (N.Z. Leather), B. Nettleton (Dutchy). K. Beaumont (Sailor). L. Dale (Pierrot), R. King (Charlie Chap-