FEILDING.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIX, Issue 23, 4 June 1913, Page 65

FEILDING.

May 31. Fancy Dress Ball. On Friday last a children’s fancy dress ball, held in the Drill Hall, l* us an unqualified success. The hall looked very gay with all the young folk in their fancy costumes. Amongst the numbers I noticed the following:—Philya Harper, Dutch Girl; May Entwisle, Crimson Rambler; Steuart Hooper, Cupid; H. Adams. Irish Pat; Leonard Tickle, King Charles IL; A. Amon, Lady of Japan; C. Kuril. Imp; Howard Kurn, Cupid; May" Hurdle, Fairy; Ethel Worsfold, Sunflower; Doris Worsfold, Bluebell; Brenda Bank*, Powder and Patches; W. Banks. Temptation; E. Knyvett, “Feilding Star”; Fred Wopfold, Gretchen; Ladle Capon, Portia; —. Adkin, Iris; M. Adkin, Flower Girl: Gwen Worsfold, Kate Greenaway; Clif Worsfold, Sailor Boy; Thelma Cameron, Little Lord Fauntleroy; L. Cameron, Footballer; Mavis Peny, Gipsy; Erica Townsend, Japanese Lady; M. Bartholomew, Sunflower; Godfrey Jackson and Baraud Abraham, Seed Merchants; D. Jackson, Japanese Lady; Beaton Blundell, Peter Pan; Ilini Blundell, Spanish Dancer; Phyllis Bailtrop, Witch; Ursula Gorton, Queen of Hearts; Charles Willis, King of Hearts; Percy Ellum, Pierrot; Violet) Kitchen, “Weldon’s Fashions”! R. Richardson, Colleen Bawn; Adelaida >Seddon, Dutch Woman; L. Giesen, Cowbov; 'Elizabeth Robinson, Housemaid; R. Mitchell, Teddy Bear; Myrtle Lowler, Japanese Lady; Agatha (Se.ddon, Red Riding Hood; Thomas Seddon, Dutchman; E. M. Lance, Toreador; Molly Lance. Little Lord Fauntleroy; D. W. Lance, Red Indian; Susie Lame, Beef Eater; Clifford Giesen, Golliwog; Russell Giesen. Scarecrow; Jimmie Beattie, “There Was a Little Man Who Had a Little Gun”; Marjorie Blacksal, Golden Butterfly; G. Kurn, Sunshine and Rain; Violet Baker, Charles 11. costume; W. Lange. Maori Chief; Irene Buekeridge, Dutch Lady: Phyllis Rush, Pierrette; Marjorie Rush, Old English costume; Ruth Innes-Jones, Gentleman of 16th Century; Marione Walsh, Gipsy: B. Dernier. Little Lady; Meg Knyvett, Bride; Pattie Bell, Colleen Bawn; Walter Nicholls, Executioner; Allan Thompson. Pierrot; Dorothy Elliott, French Peasant; Perlie Ede, Nurge: Mona Elliott. Spanish Lady; Bettie Elliott, Good-night; Mavis Nicholls, Sunflower; Morris Fowler, Pierrot: Molly Hoult, Early Victorian; Dene Elliott, Boy Blue; Mervyn Cole, Cricketer; Joan Pickering, Dutch Girl; Dinah Pickering. 80-peep; Marion Atkinson, Indian Girl; Margaret Atkinson, French Peasant: Betty Roberts, Cherry Ripe; Billy Robert. “Feilding Star"; Marjorie Woollama, Old English. Personal. — Mr. and Mrs. Fitzherbert, who have been staying in Hastings, have returned to Feilding. Miss G. Innes-Jones is staying with friends in Masterton. Mrs. Clark (Kimbolton), who has been staying with her sister, Mra. Giesen* has returned to her homw.

Mit*» Spam has returned from he holiday. Mrs. Sherwil! is staying with friend in Wellington.