PIPE BAND’S CARNIVAL.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 301, 19 December 1931, Page 10

PIPE BAND’S CARNIVAL.

Competitions are Held in Art Gallery.

th * or ßanlsea by members of « Christchurch facottish Pipe Band ° p ened ln th ® Art Gallery this wa s a ,i alr attendance, t S .- apd side shows, there a naby show, fancy dress competlAnd junior Highland dancing. The win he and p ! pinß competitions LJ}, !l ? * hls evening, when the carm\al will be continued. £ har S« of the stalls were:— £on e . S ’^ eS £ ames S * Newton and W. J * a i l ’J l,i « cellaneou ß. Mesdames G. Buist sweets, Mesdames E. Snowden, G. Packe and Miss M. PeaTbo committee in charge of arrangements was:—Messrs T M Charters (president), W. Duncan. s' Newton, J. A. Patterson, H. Johnson, W Fowler and S. Chisholm. The judges for the dancing were Mr and Mrs N. Kilgour. of Ashburton. Results of the competitions were as follows;—Baby show, under six months: Donald Beker and Joan Le Warne. Six months and under twelve: Jim Rodgerson and Audrey Whitley. Highland dancing—Fling; Hazel Neill 1, Daphne Fowler 2. Flora Fitt 3. Seann Truibhais: Hazel Neill 1, Flora Fitt 2, Daphne Fowler 3. Reel: Daphne Fowler 4>’«* HaZ g el £ eill 2 - Flora 3. Novices: Rita Archer 1, Mary W'ooton 2, Ida Jackson 3. Hornpipe: Hazel Neill 3. Rita Archer 2. Flora Fitt 3. Fancy dress—Best-dressed girl and boy: Clarice and Henry Glastonbury (Bride and Bridegroom). Poster: Walter Amer and Alma Watson. Best fancy: M. French and Jack Hogwood. Mother with most children in fancy dress: Mrs T\. Glastonbury (7).