NEW BRIGHTON BOY SCOUTS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18402, 8 June 1925, Page 5

NEW BRIGHTON BOY SCOUTS.

The TroopfcCoinniittee of .tBo New Brighton Boy Scout Troop held a very successful children's fancy dress party in _ Joyland Theatre. The hall was well filled and the children in their many coloured, costumes presented a pleasing sight.

The party was. opened by the Mayor (Mr J. Gamble), while the prizes were presented by Mr D. G. Sullivan, M.P. General arrangements were carried out by District Scoutmaster G. W. Bishop and Mr E. Gott (secretary). Supper arrangements were in the able hands or the ladies of the committee, Iffesdamee Fitchett, Webb, Bellamy ahd Aston, and.several assistants, mate and female. Mrs Bishop arranged the prizes ahd superintended the judging. Scoutmaster F. J. S. Scott.acted as M.C., and was assisted by several ladies. Among those, present were:—Joyce Grant (Forget-Me-Not), Thelma Nuital (Golden Butterflv), Phyllis Weavers (Old English), Mary Burns (Folly), Marjery Wedd (Herald), Miliicent Grammer (Old English), Muriel Kershaw (Early Victorian Lady), Thelma Herrick (Pierette), Kathleen Burns (Carnival), Mary Jones (Belgian Fish Girl), Jean Eondel (Modern Mermaid), Dorothea Hipplethwaite (Balloon Gill), Muriel Hulmo (Red Hiding Hood) , Betty Bergh (Milk Jug Cover), Gwen Sherlock (Shepherdess), Eileen Walls (Spanish Dancer), Nancy Luxton (Dutch Boy), Olive Wyatfc (Indian Maid), Jean Palmer (Moonlight Fairy), Madge Booth (Page Boy), Peggy Patterson (Sunbeam), Mabel Fitchett (Christmas Cracker), Betty Collie (Jap Girl), Edna Meredith (Gipsy), Eileen lole (Paper-J3oy), Shona Weavers (Page), Mabel Mattnews (Moth), Essie Suckling (French Peasant), Dons "Eaglesome. (Squaw), B. Cook (Costermonger), Daphne Smith (Black Cat), Neta Ozanne (Irish Colleen), Olga Turner (Newspaper Boy), Joan Smith (Biolet),- Myrtle Barter (Puck), Beryl Ozanne (Harem Slave Girl), Eileen O'Neil (Pierette), Doreen Wcndt (Good Luck), Daphne March (Turkish Lady), Mary Hill (Queen of the Fairies), Lorraine Branch (Violet), Irene Hayes (Ballet Girl), Alfred AViison (Hard Dp), Batty Hipplethwaite (Oranges and Lemons), Helen Bright (Butterfly), Ron Bright (Lost Parcel), Clif Dean (Pierrot), .Frank Webb (The Artful Dodger)," Miles Dickson (Gollywog), Keith Branch (Tram Conductor), N. Nankivell (The Circus), AW O'Neil (Clown), N. Cook (Jacky Coogan), Jef Glasson (Clown), R. Hewett (Gondalier), Geo. Goodland (Noah Cluypole), Lester Dickson (a sweet maid). Mason Branch (Swagger), Clem Rondel (The Absentminded Beggar), Derek Parsorison (Gnome), Bernard Moody (Sundowner), H. Collie (Jockey), Wilfred Sherlock (Pierrot), Boyce Bacon (Klu Klux K'an), Verne Grammer (Italian), J. A. Sedgeley (Drummer Boy),. Pat Scott (Shiek), Willie Hulme (Boy Scout), Jim Ragg (Prince Charming), Arthur Hewett (Pierrot). Ben Black (Man in the Iron Mask), Robert .Rondel (London Waif),' Pat Luxton (Indian), Newton Dean (Dutch Boy), lan Moody (Gondalier), Harry Foster (.London Waif), Bob Collie (Butler), Gill Yole (Washer Woman). Besides the above, the following were awarded prizes:—Maisie Ward (Early Victorian) Joyce Webb (Green Pea), Alice Good (Early Victorian), B. Cook (Pearl King), Norman Mitchell (Chinaman), Arthur Foster (Indian), R. Fitchett (K.K.K.), •K. Dickson (Gollywog), Wondell Day (Greenleaf or) Joy Ardern (Blue Fairy), Ray Chandkr (Black Cat). Special prizes wero awarded:—Margaret Kemp (Furr), Daisy Hill (Hawaiian), J. Rondel (Mermaid), Norman Fletcher (No More Strikes), N. Dean (Dutch Boy), Pat Clark (Baker), K. Branch (Tram Conductor).