CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9932, 31 July 1908, Page 5

CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL

A BRILLIANT FUNCTION

(Hi/ Our Lansdowne Correspomlenl.)

At the Exchange Buildings, on Thursday eveuiug, a fashionable children's fancy dress dance Avas giveu by Mrs W. H. Hoskiug. The function was iv houour of the two young daughters of Mr aud Mrs Albert Hoskiug, prior to their departure for their uew home iv Queensland. The ballroom Avas prettily decorated aud well illuuiiuated, showing to advantage the many beautiful costumes of the very large number of youthful guests. The costumes and characters of the children had beeu carefully and cleverly carried out by the parents, mauy of whom Avere present to enjoy witnessing the youug peoplo's supreme happiness. A prettier sight could scarcely be conceived. The folloAviug are the names of those present: — Mona Macrae, "Kate Greeuaway"; Alice Macrae. "Nurse"; M. Noble-Camp-bell, "Pierrot" (2); Zoua Vallauce, "White Rose" ; Sally Holmes. "Dutch Girl" ; Wary Wardell, "Housemaid" ; Marjorie Graham, "Scarlet Poppy"; Esmee Waddington, "Shepherdess"; Jessie Waddington, "Nuu" ; Mabel Perry, "Grannie"; Jessio Perry, "Kate Greeuaway"; Vei';i Caselberg, "Queen of Hearts" ; Beryl Caselberg, "Spanish Girl"; Marjorie Dauiell, "Daisy Girl" ; Rita Hampton, "Neapolitan Peasant"; Mary Robinson, "Spanish Dancer"; Chris Hoskiug, "Wild Rose"; Elsa Hirschberg. "A Greek Beauty"; Mouica, Kathleen aud Eileen Bunny, "Flo Aver Girls"; Nora Buuuy, "Kate Greeuaway" ; Molly Bnnuv, "Cherry Ripe"; Molly Mace, "Dutch Girl"; Dolly Moore, "SAveet Girl Graduate"; Beatrice Mackersey, "Old English Lady" (powdered hair); Celia Mauudrell, "Goblin"; Calvert Moore, "Dutch Boy" ; Douglas Mackersey, "Italian Fisherman"; Colin Mackersey, "Prince Charming"; Hugh Johnson, "Gerald' LeAvis" ; W. Kummer, "Cook" ; George Irviug, "Fisherman"; Jack Tylee; Noeliue Cruickshauk, "Dorothy Vcruon"; Kathleeu Cruickshauk, "Quakeress"; Nancy Lewis, "Scotch Lassie"; Helma Kummer, "Folly"; Beth John ston; Nora Henry aud sister, "Kate GreeuaAvays" ; Marjorie Hoskiug, "Old English Lady" (powder and patches), and Eve Mary Hoskiug, same, with powcier and puff box (the guests of the eveuiug); Jeau Sellar, "Fisher Girl"; Margaret Tawita, "Kate Greeuaway"; Opha Ross, "Queen of Hearts"; Phyllis Suramerell, "Puritan Maid"; Lilla Lamb, "Forget-me-not"; Eleanor Tylee, "Flemish Girl"; Marion Tylee, "Gipsy"; Bessie McKenzie, "Spanish Girl" ; Eveline Stoue-Wigg. "Butterfly"; Miss White; Kathleen Robinson, "Littleßo-peep" j'Kathleen £uuny, "Miss Hook of Holland"; Herbert Caselberg,"-Toreador" ; lan Macrae, "Stockman"; Noble-Camp-bell ; Joe Vallauce,. "Jockey (apple green aud'white, his father's racing colours); Jack Holmes and brother, "Dutch ■ Boys''■•;-.; Gordon Cook, "Clown"; Alan Wardell, "Cook"; Stuart Ross, "Bugler"; S. Ross, "Jack Tar" ; B. Ross,"Little Jack Homer"; Gaby Maunsell, "Footballer"; Ken. Smith; George Robinsou, ;<1 Footballer" ; Roland Perry; Jack Mason, "Beefeater"; Ted Meredith, "Cap and Bells"; Clarence Meredith, "Clowu"; Hardy Meredith, "Sailor"; Maurice Smith, "Clown"; Wilfred Hampton, "Maori Woman" (European dress); StoneWigg, "Judge"; W. Moore, "Dutchman."