CHILDREN IN FANCY DRESS
Our Own Correspondent)
Annual School Ball At Ormondville
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ORMONDVILLE, Last Night. Tho ehildren's fancy-dress ball, held in the Peace Memorial Hall, Ormondville, under the a.uspicies of Orinondvllle Woihen's Iustitute, was a pronounced suceess. By 8 o'clock the hall presented .a gay appearance, decorated with red, green and gold streamers( the institute's colours), with the children lined up for the grand march, whicR was controlled by Miss Dorotby Hoskiugs, of Christchurch. After games aud dances, the supper waltz brouglrt the jn'ogramme' to a close for the. juveniles, who theu marched to the supper-room, where the tables wero artisticaliy decorated with spring flowers and foliage. On leaving the supperroom, each child was presented with a bag of home-inade sweets, Music was supplied by Mr W. Te Tau. The following children were in fancy dress Pam Howes, Topsy; Valerie Cload, Aspro j Miriam Howes, yacbting girl; Betb Renbow, Dutch girl; Iau, Benbow, iffitch boy; Winifred Anderson, RedCross nurse; Frances Anderson, lavender girl • Ronnie Howes, painter; Ernest Cload, seeds ; Jiin Cload, Lever Bros ; Kevin Emberson, pierrot ; Valerie Linberson, pierrette; Patsy Oates, golden'butterfly ; Aisla Trask, butterfly , Zelda Trask, usherette; Croyden Trask, golliwog; Barbara Booth, play-time; lris May, Dutch boy; Gladwys May, Dutch girl ; Rex Booth, mechanic, Zylpha Carney, carnival; Shirley Freeman, Shirley Temple doll ; Brian Freemau, Robin Hood; Jim Freeman, cap and bells; Betty Baiiey^ Japanese lady , Nancy Bricklaad, jester; Barry Peder'sen, Dutch boy; Nola Berkahn, tennis girl; Desmond Ellmers, pierrot; Jack Eilmers, solaier; Maurice Berkahn, "A Narrow Escape" ; Ray Hewald, Turkish boy; Rex Longman; evening newspaper; ISobbie Hewald, Mexican; Olive Anderson, Japanese lady; John Pedersen, cricketer; Alfie Harvey, swagger. Th© following were awarded special prizes : Olive Anderson, Alfie Harvey, Nancy Brickland, Pam Howes, Ray Hewald ; Maurice Berkahn, Shirley Freeman, Brian Freeman, Jim Cload, Croyden Trask.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 197, 6 September 1937, Page 11
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296CHILDREN IN FANCY DRESS Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 197, 6 September 1937, Page 11
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