FANCY DRESS DANCE

Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 December 1933, Page 4

FANCY DRESS DANCE

IN ST. PATRICK’S HALL. A very successful plain and fancy dress children’s ball was held in St. Patrick’s Assembly Hall last evening. Some artistic and most original costumes were worn and these gave the judges a very difficult task. The judges were Mesdames Minett, Kerslake, Gaynor and Miss O’Riley. The following were awarded prizes:— 12-14 years: Greenlees, “Lavender,” 1; M. Gaynor, “Candlestick,” 2. Boys: T. Mannell, “Everest,” 1; P. Beals, “Old Lady,” 2. 10-11 years: Girls.—P. Davey, “Gipsy,” 1; Ola Curry, “Sweet-Pea,” 2. Boys: D. Kearns, “Haystack,” 1; Joe Williams, “Topsy,” 2. 8-9 years: Boys.—Billy Greenlees, “Father Christmas,” 1; J. Ilourigan, “Bags,” 2. Girls: E. MeArlcy, “Pierrette,” 1; C. Talbot, “Shepherdess,” 2. 6-7 years: Boys.—J. Kerslake, “Dick Whittington,” 1; H. Keisenberg, “Indian,” 2. Girls: Betty Syron, “Little Miss Muffett,” 1; T. Saunders, “Half and Half,” 2. Five years and under. —Boys: J. Camden, “Golfer,” 1; D. Mooney, “Red Soldier,” 2. Girls: “Cocoanut Ice,” 1 Patsy Gleeson, “Queen of Hearts,” 2

Most Original.—Boys: D. Cairns, “The Man With the ‘Noes’.” Girls: Fay Kennard, “Jazz Hankies.” Best. Couple.—Two Little O’Neils, “Bride and Bridegroom.” Special Prizes.—Boys: Camden, “Red Soldier,” 1; Iv. Cairns, “Rooster,” 2; M. Stilburn, “Prince Charming,” 3. Girls: Margaret Greenlees, “Nurse,” 1; M. Gill, ‘ ‘ Red Riding Hood, ’ ’ 2.