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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 1, Issue 94, 20 May 1913, Page 3

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FANCY DRESS BALL. The Fancy Dress Ball, held in the hall on Thursday, proved a most popular and successful function. Triers were over 50 couples on the fleor, the dancing rcom being taxed to the utmost, and there were numerous onlooker*, The music was supplied by Messrs E. Fausett, J. Leggett. F. Co«ell and K. Hammond, whilst Messrs W. Louder and 0. Henry carried cut the duties of M.'sC. Fullowing n* 1 a li3t of the farcy dresses worn:— Misses Muir, Garbolir.o end Dickey, "Night"; Mrs Selby, "Moonlight"; Miss Curran, "Spring"; Miss R. McCarthy, "Evening"; Miss H. William 9, "Spanish Dancing Girl"; Miss E. Sedgwick, "Yacthing"; Miss S. Sadgwick, "Dutch Girl"; Mits D. Barriball, "Fry's Chocolate"; Misses D. Dickey, P. Robson, R. Ross, "Gipsies"; Mies s R. Henry and A. Williams, "Queen cf Hearts"; Miss fcnell, "Sunflower"; Mrs D. G'eacway, "Rosea"; Miss R. Rohsor, "Girl Scout"; Mis 3A. Hull, "S*i=s Girl"; Mr 0. Henry, "King of Hearts"; Mr J. Boyd, "Minister"; Mr G. Short, "Pierrat"; Mr R. Hull, "Territorial"; Messrs J. Forrest and T. Cooroy, "Tramps": Mr A. Delarey, ' Jack Johnson"; Mr G. Conroy, "Clown; Mr C. Henry. "Coon"; Mr J. Walters, "Highland Fisherman"; and Mr W, Mawdsley, "Cricketer."