TE AWAMUTU NOTES
“GIPSY NIGHT.” On Monday evening a very original and successful dance was held by the St. John’s Girls’ Club in the Parisli Hall. The dance was run on the lines ol a "Gipsy night," and most of the dancers were dressed accordingly. Lycopodium and punga ferns were used extensively in the decorations, and the hall was dimly lit by storm lanterns which hung among the greenery. On the stage were arranged the gipsy camp and camp fire. The Marimba Dance Band played the music, and extras were given by Miss Betty Potts and Mr Henry Bert. Among those present were Mesdames S. R. Wareing, Howoroft and Collins. Misses S. Empson, E. Mandeno, Gladys Ryburn, Nancy Walter, Dorothy Peake, Betty Potts, Li) Morrow, Ailsa Tippett, Bessie Dunkley, Mollie Cruickshank, Moia Hansard, Nancy Storey, Nan Potts, Mary Saunders (Hamilton), Rita Ham, Hilda Garvey, Vera Holt, Frances Gormann, Betty Chunn, Jean Goodall, Gypsy Garvey, Maud Bailey (Auckland), Lorraine Cruickshank, Joyce Ryburn, Elsie Howcroft, Mavis Gillies, Elsie Melville, Betty Sager, Kath. Cooke, Madge Metcalfe, Vera Rainey, Betty Davies, Thelma Patterson, Leila North, B. Cook.
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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19661, 22 August 1935, Page 5
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183TE AWAMUTU NOTES Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19661, 22 August 1935, Page 5
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