WOMEN’S DIVISION.
ELSTOW BRANCH. The children’s fancy dress ball run by the Elstow branch of the Women's Division o-f the Farmers’ Union was a pronounced success. Country and folk danoes learnt at school were danced by the children lo the enjoyment of onlookers. Miss P. Blackford played the music, Two spot waltzes for the children were won by ■Blanche Wild and Dorothy Nicol and Zelina Martclli and (Mildred Smart. Miss Admorc and Air Uostick controlled the children’s programme. At 10 p.m. the 'Children were served with a dainty supper up in the cardroom, while the adults were served at the same time down dn the hall. After supper the children were each given a bag of sweets. Soon after supper the adults took the door and danced till a late hour to music supplied by 'the Te Aroha Radio 'Band. Among the children in fancy dress were:—Beverley Hawke, French Doll; -Mary Strange, Flower Ctrl; Ray Wagstaff, Scarecrow; Blanche Wild, Pierrot,to; ‘Colin Wagstaff, Vegetable Man; John and Don Wagstaff, Two Little Girls in 'Blue; Leslie Morris, Japanese Girl; Joyce 'Campbell, Little Miss Muffot; 'Beth Beadliead, Japanese Girl; Joan Nicol, Pompadour; Dawn Stembridge, 'Gipsy; Pearl Ripley, Beach Girl; Zelina Martclli, Arabian Princess; 'Sylvia Priest, Danger Signals; Phyllis Nicol, Bultcrlly; Jessie Horn, Winter; Mavis 'Horn, Fairy; Myra Dual trough, Pierrette; Mervyn 'Campbell W.D.F.U.; 'George Horn, Indian; Alex Horn, Pirate; Leslie Hooper, Pierrot; 'C.ytha Wild, Bo Peep; Yvonne Pal User, Hutch 'Girl; Ronald Hayes and Jack Priest, Soldiers; 'Mary Stockley Princess (Bluebell; Edna Hines, NiVlil; Athol May, 'French Artist; Fred Cox, Jockey; Leslie Campbell, Maori; Joan Clark, Early Victorian; Audrey Stewart, Drummer 'Girl; Doreen Nii'col, Gipsy; Dick Suistcd and 'Ken Clements, Two Black Crows; Lloyd Hayes, Haiali; Lonia Cox, Russian Peasant; Shirley Young, 'Rainbow; Gladys \icol Alice Blue Gown; Zoe Alien,) Bose; Gordon Nicol, llajah; Raymond. .May, Chinaman; Waller May, Clown; I pdaurice Barlow* Tom .Mix, . >
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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19457, 22 December 1934, Page 15 (Supplement)
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312WOMEN’S DIVISION. Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19457, 22 December 1934, Page 15 (Supplement)
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