WIND-UP SOCIAL.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 1 November 1917, Page 2

WIND-UP SOCIAL.

The Star Theatre on Mouday evening last was the scene of a very pleasant gathering, the occasion being the termination of Mrs Vercoe's dancing class, f when a fancy dress social was held. There was a large and representative gathering present. A number of ladies donned fancy dress, looking dainty and pretty, and giving aw air of gaiety to the scene. Only one gentlemen appeared in oiit-of-the-ordinary costume, and he ■ ■-. was voted a very brave man indeed. The music was in the capable hands of Mrs McMillan, and . the floor was all that could be desired: Dainty refreshments were handed round' and greatly appreciated by aift, On the-approach of the wee sma' biours the last dance . was announced, bridging to a conclusion a most enjoyable evening. There were about fifijy couples on the \Jr floor, and the followinifcai'e some [o£ti}&4Si!fe pretty costumes noted: S~^ i*:**3&^~ IiJF Miss Osbaldiston, Starlight Miss .Connelly, Belgium Miss Mclntyre, Belgium Miss Kraack, Gipsy Fortuneteller Miss C. Becroft, Gipsy Miss P. Becroft, Nancy Lee Miss Turner, French Pierotte Miss Cuthbert, Sunflower Miss McAnnaliey, Folly Miss Kelly, Ireland. Miss White, Moonsprite Miss Elliott, Bluebell ' Miss Megson, England Miss N. Megson, Gretchen Miss M. Megson, Carmen ■:■• \ Miss Osborne, Gypsy ' Miss Woodhouse," Old English Lady .( Miss Potterton, Day and Night Mrs McMillan, Chinese Lady Mrs Schick, School Girl