BOY SCOUTS' DANCE

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 137, 11 June 1937, Page 14

BOY SCOUTS' DANCE

Gaily-coloured paper streamers were used to decorate the Kelburn Kiosk on Wednesday, when the Wellington North Boy Scouts' District Court of Honour held a dance to celebrate the King's Birthday. There was a large attendance of young people, who danced till a Inte hour to the. music of an energetic orchestra, which was kept busy responding. to encores. Novelty dances were held and caused much amusement, the "Statue"] dance in particular being much enjoyed.

Supper was set out r on: the little tables on the wide glassed-in .verandah, from where an enchanting view" of the harbour with its reflected lights was obtained. : ■' :

The committee .responsible for the success of the dance included t Misse* A. P'ridmore, H. Flanagan,'Z.'Jorinson, I. Young, and Messrs. J. :Farrell, K. Peterson, P. Cummins; C. Homer, H. W. Birchall. and J. Cotfoh. '. .

;■ Among'thpse present were Mr. G. V. Foster' (Metropolitan, Cbminissidher), and Mrs.' Mr., 0,. Boyle .(Commissioner for the Wellington North district) ■ and Mrs. Boyle, Mr. a.nd "Mrs. Williams, Mr. and.Mrs. Mace; Misses R: Newman, W; Bird, M ; Monks, N. Walls, B. Grey-Young, B. MacEwen, M. Cooke.'V. Nolan, 1). WrjgWi'P.HHighet, M. Isbitser. R. Marchant, L. Nicholson, G.; Isbister, A. Redding; B. Young, E. Neman, V. Dockery, Newcombe, Morrison, and Messrs. H: Walls, D. Davidson. K. Steel. R. Scarffe, S. Moore, P. Smith, K. Allan, M.. J. Jones, H. G. Mihel. and S. Baker. •