CHILDRENS PARTY.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 931, 29 November 1933, Page 9

CHILDRENS PARTY.

Prizes Awarded for Fancy Dress Costumes. A successful children’s fancy dross party was held in the South Brighton Hall on Saturday evening in connection with the South Brighton Methodist gymnasium. The organisers were Mrs nml K. Buxton. Mr and Mrs W. J Walters were the judges ot* the fancy costumes. Mr R. Parhlv was pianist. Items were given by Miss Kathleen Thorpe (danoe)7 Miss Eileen La wry .(song) and Miss Xola Haley (recitation). Mrs Waiters was presented with a bouquet by Miss Hazel Nankervillc. The prizes were awarded as follow: Boys under ten—Most original: Harold Foster (Lupin Time) 3, David Duncan (News Boy) special. Fancy dress —Brian Were (Father Christmas) 1, 1 Peter Brock (Tom, Tom, Piper’s Son) special. Cheapest dress—George Rogers (Parcel Post) 1, Tom Paine (Indian) special. Best dressed pair—Molly Pooock (Soldier) and Doris Tuns (Sailor) 1. Xgaire and Margaret Haynes (Summer Breezes) special. Bovs over ten—Most original- Claude Barrington (Relief Worker) 1, Keith Mapstone (Come to Brighton) special. Best fancy dress Ray Comfort (Hiker) 3. Bon Jansen (Nigger Minstrel) special. Cheapest dress—Douglas Nankerville (Sweetest Thing on Earth) 1. Girls, ten vears ind under—Most original: Granddad and Grandma (equal) 3. Special prizes, girls purler ton —Best fancy dress: Joan Watt (Moonlight) 1, Claudia Cooke (Butterfly) special. Cheapest dress— Xola Haley (Blue Bird) 1. Girls over ten—Most original: Hazel Nankerville (Mrs Jiggs) 1, Joyce Nankerville (Picnic Time) special. Best fancy dress— Sylvia Fisher (Gipsy Girl) 3, Jean | Dixon (Canterbury Mascot) special.