TAUWHARE NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume 117, Issue 19599, 11 June 1935, Page 3

TAUWHARE NEWS.

FANCY DRESS BALL. The Tauwhare Hall presented a gay 1 scene on Friday evening, when the Old ! Girls’ Basketball Club held a most j successful plain and fancy dress ball, there being a very good attendance. The hall was prettily decorated with coloured streamers, and music was supplied by Clayton’s orchestra. Mr T. Massey was M.G. A competition was won by Miss I. Hughes, and a Monte Carlo waltz toy Mr D. Do Luca and Miss R. De Luca. As a token of appreciation for her services as pianist during the children’s practises, Miss D. Windsor was ■presented with a gift. Prizes for the fancy 'costumes were as follows: —Adults: Best lady, Miss Margaret Ramsay (Early Victorian); best man, Mr K. Reid (Scarecrow), i Children: Special prize to Valma Pope I as Basketball Mascot; best girl, Joan j Ranstead (Wood Nymph); best boy, Bill Dingle (Swagger); most original girl, Bobby Ranstead (Reckitt’s Blue) ; most original boy, Bill Pope (Granose). Tiny tots’ prize, Keith and Brian Mancktelow, Indian Chief and Squaw. Others in costumes were:—Adults: Misses It. De Luca and P. De Luca, Old English Lady and Gentleman; A. Muir and ! J. White, Two Girls in D. Reece, I Briar Rose; L. Massey, English Lady; P. Levesque, Sailor; F. Massey; Buttercup; N. I Johns, Sailor. Children: Norma Shaw, j Eastern Dan'cer; Pat. Ranstead, Drummer Girl; Olive Neil, Night; Lucy Ramsay, Plerette; Alva Goodare, Prior Ghost; N. j Bannan, Absent-minded Professor; Alison | Lynds, Teddy-bear; Joyce Pope, Garden j Pest; Natalie Bannan, Butterfly; Jean Lynds, Carnation; Rita Reece, Early 10th Century; Sylvia Shaw, Gipsy; Diana Ranstead, Plerette; Joy Neil, Red Riding- flood; Yolande S'haw, Spanish Dancer; Joyce McInnes, Fairy Queen; P. Morrison, Irish Colleen; M. Andrews, Spanish Girl; Olive Reece, Queen’s Page; Nan Ranstead, Dutch Girl; Dell Neil, Rose; Elsie Noil, Jester; M. Muir, Paper D’oyleys; S. Lovelock, Flurry Rull'les; Jean Pope, Waikato Times; Joan Pope. Flower Girl; E. Reece, Knitting- Bag; Harold Lynds, Tennis Player; Jim Neil, Red Indian; J. Dingle, Sailor; R. Ranstead, Bathing- Girl; M. Shaw, Admiral; Colin Reece, Clown; K. Neil, Chinaman; Tagg, Highlander; George Ranstead, Schoolgirl; George Dingle, Chicken; J. Bannan, Elf; Tony Cranston, Choi'; M. Morrison, Pirate; Max Mclnnes, Clown; Wyn. Cranston, Huntsman; D. Massey, Clown; D. Goodare, Tramp; c. Kcpa, Footballer. Olliers present were:—Mesdames A. Ramsay, F. uoodsell, V. Lynds, P. Dingle, F. Windsor, Johns, Mclnnes, Bannan, D. Shaw, Cranston, C. Shaw, Lovelock, Morrison, A. Pope, J, Shaw, Do Luca, G. Reid, Muir, N. Pope, E. Pope, D. Fell, Reece, Young, Tagg, Allwood, Keys, Reid, T. Ranstead, Goodare. Misses D. Windsor, E. Shaw, L Nell, W. Nic-nulls, A, Windsor, D. Shaw, G. Middlemiss, ,1. crauslon, E. Lovelock, .1. Ramsay, C. Reid, V. Brown', N. Ranstead, P. Ranstead, Brown (Auckland). ODDFELLOWS' LODGE DANCE.

Members of the Tauwhare and Morrinsvillc ißid fellows’ Lodge held a successful dance in the hall recently.