FANCY DRESS BALL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 201, 28 August 1935, Page 2

FANCY DRESS BALL

SCHOOL FUNCTION AT REW A Tne Rew a Hall preseated a gay scene on Friday night last when the annual school fancy dress ball took place. Music was supplied by Mesdames A. Quinlan, J. Quinlan, Miss M. Lucas and Mr. D. Smith. At the termination of the children’s dancing programme a supper-room, gay with spring flowers, brightly-coloured serviettes and tables well laden with good things, awaited them. Many thanks are due to the ladies of the district for their strong support in making this function a huge success. Dancing was carried on by the adults until a late hour. The duties of

M.C. -were ably carried out by Messrs. A. Quinlan, T. J. Jamieson, J. Cuming, R. Lawrence, C. Hole and C. Vennell. The following were in fancy dress: — Girls.—Audrey Jenkins, O.K. sauce; Beryl Jenkins, mid-Victorian; Nora Churcher, workbag; Joan Harre, Russian peasant; Jil Lane. Gipsy; Betty Harre, Turkish girl; Rene Vennell, Dutch girl; Eileen Sowerby, daffodil; Ray Stuart, night fairy; Joan Stuart. Hawaian princess; Pamela Stuart, Europa; Reena Stuart, fairy; Heather Dalziell, Red Riding Hood; Fay Lawrence, mistletoe fairy; Valerie Lawrence, chick; Fay Palmer, early Victorian; Ethelwyn Brown, Mary and her little lamb; Ngaire Tattle, Irish washerwoman; Mabel Luoni, Gipsy; Joan Luoni. rose; Shirley Smith, moder?] crinoline; Ariel Cuming, circus | girl; Nancy Eames, summer; Marie

Eames, pineapple. Boys.—Peter Hole, cowboy; Koger Lane, huntsman; Guy Hole, drummer; Peter Philps, soldier; Bruce Philps, soldier; Henry England, “Wanganui Chronicle’*; John England, froth Blower: Lesli? Vennell. tennis player; Philip Vennell, cigar; Erank Sowerby, pirate; Robert Smith, sailor; Bruce Stuart, Scotch boy; Mervyn Old, swagger; George Eames, sailor boy; Jack Harre, toy soldier; Brian Lawrence, pierrot; Lindsay Brown, pirate; lan Richardson, Robin Hood; Peter Richardson, Indian chief; Noel Brown, sailor; Barry Short, jockey; Trevor Short. Mexican cowboy; Stanley Tattle, cowboy; Murry Smith, China, man; lan Smith, Spaniard; Wallace Smith, co-optimist; John Cuming, soldier; Kenneth Cuming, jester; Allan Cuming. Indian writer.