ENJOYABLE CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL.

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 409, 19 December 1932, Page 7

ENJOYABLE CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL.

Our Own Correspondent.)

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A pleasing spectacle was presented in the Taneatua children's fancy dress ball held recently and when the children were marshalled for the grand march, the many original and dainty costumes made a riot of colour, ming- | ling with the streamers and ferns, with which the hall was decorated. Misses Prideaux, Inglis, Ryde and Messrs. Varley, Smith, Bradly took care of the children, while Mr. Cow- ( nard made a capable M.C. Hulton's Joy Boys played in their usual snappy style, and Messrs. Smith, Varley and Print played the extras. The children i held the floor until 10 p.m., and after , the children's supper the adults took charge. The Taneatua .school funds will benefit from an enjoyable evening. Among the children's in fancy dress were: — Flo Penny, iRed Cross nurse; Molly Rogers, beach girl; Nan Hammerton, Irish colleen; Evelyn Smitfi, rainbow; Joan Benson, Columbine; Doreen Farquhar, pieri'ette? Dainty Farquhar, minuet; Shiela Simmoiis, heach girl; Melva Smith, green silk party frock; Leslie Noble, pink silk party frock; Eileen Skiffington', wedding hells; Bet-

ty Tocker, pink silk; Philis Carter, sprite; Isobel Sisam, Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary; Leanor Halgood, party frock; Valerie Ball, pink geoi'gette; Peggy TicWr, pink silk; Esther Atkinson, white silk; Doreen Noble, pink .silk; Melva Cleveland, rainbow; Norma Goddard, party frock; Florima Farrell, party frock; Allison Hill, beach girl; Elva Merrie, Duteh girl; ILellen Mitchel, fairy; Della McPherson, bride; Mary Skiffington, fairy; Valda Print, party frock; Margaret , Wlson, green spotted sik; Gladys 1 Mead, green silk; Mildred Noble, tennis girl; Patricia Lord, French admiral; Hilda Ball, tennis girl. i Con Rogers, tennis champion; Ebenzer Halgood, clown; Darrel McPherson, blacksmith; Allan Sisam, film star; Lionel McCready, tennis star; David Mead, Just David; Graham Mead, school hoy; Johnnie Walker, chinaman; Pat Smythe, general; Errol McPeake, page boy; George Hayward, hridegrooni; Allen Farquhar, sailor; G. Simmins, sailor; Vietor Maddick, drum major; Willie Merrie, country squire; John Storey, Tom Mix; Jack Simmons, squaw man; George Hill, Buck Jones; Ronnie Hayward, .swagger; Wallie Sisam, school hoy; Frank Mead, school boy; Ted Hayward , tennis fan.