ALL SAINTS’ CHILDREN’S BALL.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3794, 19 May 1928, Page 3

ALL SAINTS’ CHILDREN’S BALL.

♦ SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION. All Saints’ Children’s ball held in the Town Hall on Thursday evening was a most successful function financially and socially. The children attended in large numbers and fancy dress was the order of the evening. The hall was tastefully decorated by the local Fire Brigade, and the music was provided by Mrs. Ross and Misses K. Roore and Delaney. Mr. M. E. Perreau acted as M.C. A special feature of the evening was dancing by Mrs. Goodman’s pupils. The Minuet was danced by Mary Martin, Daphne Stevenson, T. Symons, Olga Saville, Douglas Stevenson, P. Martin, Kathleen Bergin; the Doll Dane*) by A. Barron and 0. Saville; and the Irish Jig by M. Martin, B. Hunt, 11. Owen, and A. Roore. The children occupied the floor until 10 o’clock, when supper was indulged in, after which the hall was given over to the adults, the music being supplied by Mr. J. Newton. The ladies’ guild desire to thank all who assisted in any way to make the ball such a decided success. Mrs. W l . {Trueman carried out the duties of secretary in a capable and efficient manner. • The names of the children who appeared in fancy dress are as follows: — Douglas Stevenson, “Court Costume;” Daphne Stevenson, “’Xmas Tree;” Rita Jones, “Rose;” Connie McCartney, “Topsy;” Ethel Walls, “Pineapple ;”Jack McCartney, “Indian Chief;” Stella Roore, “Moth;” Flo Roore, “Starlight;” Moira McMullian; “Fuchsia;” Douglas Williams, “Chinaman;” Bruce Pearce, “Kewpie;” Belle Marshall, “Ballet;” Donald Austin, “Pierot.;” Eila Hunt, “Butterfly;” Valerie Bergin, “Powder Puff;” Audrey Barron, “Golliwog;” Tinky Symons, “Court Costume;” Saville, “Doll;” Eileen Lueinsky, “Turkish Lady;” Ruby Morgan, “Bath Toilet;” Katherine Shaw, “Pirate;” Jean Reid, “Rosebud;” Francis Good, “Rainbow;” Rona Wishart, “Harliquinette;” Millieent Bowden, “Brasso;” Mahia Bowden, “Irish Girl ;”Kathleen Bergin, “Geisha Girl;” Rea Osborne, “Fashion Plate;” Lena McCartney, “Gypsy;” Jimmy Wyllie, “Mr. Baggy Breeches;” Edna Mohekey, “Serviette;” Elsie Rout, “Knight Commander of the Bath;” Allen Alexander, “Pierrot;” Enid Coley, “Candlestick;” Sylvia Death, “Red Riding Hood;” Peggy Bowden, “Egyptian Princess;” Tuppy McMullian, “Rosebud;” Norma Reid, “Rosebud;” Bruce Smith, “Indian;” Horace Reid, “Pierrot;” Peace Martin, “Russian;” Rosie Halklone, “Snow Queen;” Lance Williams, “Chinaman;” Allan McCartney, “Rajah;” Bruce Boswell, “Member of the Mustard Club;” Margaret Barron, “Pierette;” Evelyn Irons, “Shell Pump;” Sylvia Williams, “Cardinal Wolscley;” Joyce Shaw, “Eastern Lady;” Irene Sands, “Early Victorian;” Betty Hunt, “Irish Girl;” Margaret Stevenson, “French Fisher Lassie;” Jean Coley, “Balloin Girl;” Rosie Munn, “Diamond Folly;” Ada Roore, “Operatic Dancer;” Roy Desjardincs, “Free Lance;” Daphne Wjithers, “Rose;” Thelma Lee, Early Victorian;” Dolly Lee, “Queen of Hearts;” Mary Martin, “Powder Puff;” Myrtle Hughes, “Community Singing;” Iris McEwen, “No.M ol ' e Strikes;” Edith Rankin, “Gipsy;” Beverley Barron, “Doll.”