CHILDREN’S DANCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 September 1930, Page 5

CHILDREN’S DANCE.

IN' ST. MATTHEW’S HALL. j St. Matthew’s Parish Hall was the scene of great gaiety last night, when the Ladies’ Guild held their annual children’s dance.

The following contributed towards the musical programme: —Stuart Hatch (musical monologue), Ross and Rex Riley (song), Avis and Audrey Loft (Spanish dance), while a bevy of girls did a ballet dance. The Guild thanks Misses Rosewarne and A. Perry and Mr Clark for their assistance, the judges, and all those who helped towards the supper. The judges were Mesdames Jordan, Gill and Strouts, who had an arduous task in selecting the prize winners. Their awards were as follow: —

Best fancy dress. —Girl under 10 years: “Granny,” Gwen Clark; “Queen of Hearts,” Jean Mackley (special prize). Best fancy dress. Boy under 10 years: “All Black Footballer,” lan Mackley; “Black Cat,” Donald Kjestrup (special prize). Best fancy dress.—Girl 10 and over: “Dolly Yarden, ’’ Erina Russell; ‘ Bubbles, Nola Yates (special prize). Best fancy dress.—Boy 10 years and over: “Pirate,” George Abbott. Most original boy.—“ Noah’s Ark,” Reg Gerrand. ■ Most original girl.—“ Lost Luggage,” Thelma Lane. The following is a list of those present ; _Verna Palamontain (“Gipsy”), Edna Coleman (“Chinese Lady”), Joyce Armstrong (“Early Victorian”), Norma Richards (“Hawaiian”), Rena Rosewarne (“Gipsy”), Avis Loft (“Spanish Lady”), Richmond Kjestrup (“Golliwog”), lan Colemna (“Chinese Fruiterer”), Billy Thomson (“Pierrot”), Doreen Williams (“Rose”), Rex Marshall (“Indian”), Jean Riley (“Bumble Bee”), Gordon Whyborn (“Music Week”), Norma Wliyborn (“Eve”),' Phyllis Masters (“Victorian Posy”), Freda Masters (“Umbrella”), Joyce Newland (“Chips off the Old Block”), Mostyn Clark (“Eskimo”), Janet Aikman (“Gold Rose Tea”), Betty Renner (“Page”), Gladys Bubbers (“Safety First”), Ruby Brogden (“Policeman”), Unice Selby (“Pixie Uno Cheese”), Winnie Armstrong (“Safety First”), Edith Stidolph (“Strolling Fiddler”), Patsy Hanley (“Bumble Bee”), Valerie Phillips (“Butterfly”), Moyra Phillips (“Chocolate Fancy”), Joan Wylie (“Daffodil”), Betty Coleman (“Mystery”), Audrey Loft (“Spanish Boy”), Terry Martin (“Cricketer”), Nancy Gerrand ( ‘Mt. Holdsworth”), Alva Williams (“Early Victorian”), Nola Hope (“Folly”), Esma Curry (“Night’.’), Ken Curry (“Policeman”); Peter Martin (“Ali Baba”), Joyce Marks (“Buy British Goods”), Lyle Petersen (“Black and White”).