BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19895, 18 July 1927, Page 3

BULLS

GOLF. [ Special “ Chronicle ” Service. ] The qualifying round for the ladies’ championship of the Rangitikei Golf Club has been postponed until further notice. On Friday afternoon the L.G.U. bronze medal competition was advanced a further stage, when Mrs McDonell returned the best card, 11—36 75. Mrs Law was next, 99—23—76; and Mrs Tricker (113 —36—77) and Mrs Mammaru (105 —28—77) tied for third place. FANCY DRESS BALL. The children’s annual ball drew a big crowd to the Town Hall on Friday evening, the gross takings being over £5O, so that the School improvement funds will benefit considerably. Children were present from Parewanui, Sanson, Ohakea, and even from as far as Palmerston North, and the costumes were very fine. The children were treated to a splendid supper, while the music (by the Marton Premier Orchestra) was of the very best. Unfortunately, the lights failed between 10 p.m. and 1.1.30 p.m., but the acetylene plant was used and gave fair illumination. Great interest was taken in the voting for prizes, the result of which was:—Girls: Irene Ellery Joan Mansell, Phyllis Wicks, Jessie King, Flo Howard. Boys: Don. Robins, Nelson Ellery, Robin McKenzie, G. Prichard and L. Haycock. Fancy costumes were as follows: Nellie Hart, Chrysanthemum; Mollio Healey, Rangitikei Creamery Butter; Irene Signal, Poppy; Sheila Signal, Rosebud; Joan Signal, Crimson Rambler; Jack Signal, Tom Mix; Rob. McKenzie, Maori; Alwyn Kemp, Guardsman; Keith Andrews, Tennis; Peter Andrews, Lord Jellicoe; Eric Livingston, Golliwog; Herbert C. Kearney, Ancient Greek; Minnie Kearney Wasp; Jacky Hart Indian Rajah; Reg. Hart, Nigger Boy; Jean Button, White Fairy; Elsie Harper, Rose Box Chocolates; George Bromley, Romeo; Mavis Bromley, Pink Rose; Evelyn Bormley, Evening Dress; Merle Ellery, Autumn; Laura Coleman, Carnival Bell; Rae Ellery, Indian Chief; Bruce Avery, Orlando; Arnold Button, Cowboy; Lewis Bromley, Light Horse Brigade; Marjorie Bromley, Apple Blossom; Hazel Bromley, Starlight Fairy; Jack Prichard, Toni Mix; Gooff. Prichard Father Xmas; Billy Bromley, Man in the Moon; Jack Bromley, Bowser; Rita Winstanley, Butterfly; Kitty Winstanley, Pierrette; L. Ransom, Tennis; Isaac Gibbs, Gipsy; Edna Stevens, Shepherdess, Florence Haycock, Bournville Cocoa; Eric Haycock, Chinaman; Henry Haycock, Clown; Ruth Haycock, Eve; Ronald Edhouse, Holly; Bernard Edhouse, Artist Student; Joyce Bentley, Spanish Girl; Agnes Button, Irish Colleen; Ellen Larmer Daisy; Jack Larmor. Wireless; Dennis Anderson, Spinning Top; Terence Anderson, Candlestick; Lindsay Haycock, Father Christmas; Howard Haycock, Sleepy Sand Man; Molly Harris, Snowdrop; Colin Harris, Radio Man; Alary Maconochie, Star Fairy; Chrissie Maconochie, Parrots; Joan Mansell, Pink Fairy; Edwin Ingram, Order of the Bath; Garth Bromley, Tramp; Gordon Bromley, 3 o’clock in the morning; Noel Bromley, Little Lord Fauntelroy; Gordon Cruickshank, Highlander; Barbara Stevens, Jazz Pierrette; June Ransom, Rosebud; Fred Howard, Brigand Chief; Clara Howard, Spider Web; Flo Howard, Rainbow; Peggy Healey, Crossword Puzzle; Zona Montgomerie, Pink Fairy; Joe Ellery, Bird; Tom Ellery, Bumble Bee; Irene Ellery, Bride; Lurli& Mitchell, Rose; Donald Law, Chinaman.; Eric Law, Swallow; Dulcie Flyger, Raindrops; Kenneth Law, Pirate; Zelma McGregor, Scotch Lassie; Nelson Ellery, Bridegroom; Florence King, Shell Petrol Pump; Rex Ellery, Jack in the Box; Cliff Button, Gollywog; i Hilary Wilson, Harold Lloyd; Fred Cutts, Comic Cuts; Peter Kalfe, Old King Cole; Brian Ralfe, Sand Man; Maureen Ralfe, Xmas Tree; J. Cooksey, Sandman; Cecil Anderson, Jester; Betty Purnell, Balloon Girl; W. Olson, Tawse; Jean Hill, Tulip; Joyce Hart, Cracker; Phyllis Wicks, Hydrangea; Geoffrey Ellery, Lord Nelson; Clarice Ellery, Evening Dress; Ronald Ellery, Poster; B. McKay, Fairy; Bonnie McKegncy, Noon; Mona McKegney, Morning; Bob Wereta, Jack Frost; Irene Beran, Night; Mervyn Robbie, Admiral; Nellie Hinkley, Evening Dress; Irene Wereta, Pink Rose; Eva Wightman, Kewpie; Joan Smith, Strawberry; Quentin Ellery, Nigger; Jean Ellery, Carnival; G. Ellery, Yates Seeds; Joan Ellery, Dutch Girl; Harold Edhouse, Jack Horner; Rex Robins, Plain; Don Robins, Big Tree Spirit; P. Brown, Hawaiiart Maid; Marie Arapere, Maori Maiden: Mavis Thompson, Coon; Ailecn Mumford, Good Luck; Phyllis Bailey, Poppy; M. Pearce Eastern Page; Joyce Masters, Night. CHURCH OF ENGLAND MEN’S SOCLET Y!. The members of the Bulls branch of the Church of England Men’s Society will journey to Grcat.ford on Tuesday evening, where a men’s service will be held in St. Martin’s Church at 7.30. Several candidates will be admitted. It is proposed to hold meetings of the society in Greatford on the fourth Tuesday in each month in addition to those at Bulls on the first Friday. SYD. CHAPLIN AS OLD BILL. Doris Hill is the name of the sixtecn-years-old beauty who plays opposite Syd. Chaplin in the Warner production of Bruce Bairnsfather’s famous comedy, “The Better ’Ole,” an exceptional Master Picture special which comes to the Bulls Town Hall on Wednesday night. Miss Hill plays the role of a petite French girl, daughter of the village innkeeper in Boucaret, where most the scenes of the picture are laid.