OPOTIKI NEWS
CHILDREN'S BALL AT WOODLANDS VERY SUCCESSFUL. (From Our Own Corerspondent.) In spite of the inclement weather, Woodlands was very gay on Saturday .night, when the Woodlands Women's Institute entertained the children of Woodlands and the surrounding distriot at a fancy dress dance. Over 120 grown-ups and children were present and the fancy costumes presented a very bright appearance. There were novelty dances, musdeal parcels, confetti and streamer dances,' treasure hunts and games, while the sit-'down supper and the appearance of Mr. Woodside as the Lolly Man were two more very popular items. Those in fancy costume were Althea Lammas, Gypsy; C. MeCaldon, eli; Irene Woodside, Poppy; Bahy Woodside, a rose; Nola "Sargent, Gypsy; Yera Yazey, Eastern lady; Edith' Sheaf, hiker; Conny Barbour, Highland lassie; Elsie Baxter, Chinaman; Myrl Baxter, Night; Beryl Norris, Minnie Mouse; Mervin Hollard, Micky Mouse; Stellie Neal, Gypsy; Marie Mulhern, Buy British Goods; Jean MoGregor, sailor; Olive Shalfoon, boy; Rona Sargent, Jester; Pauline Beaver, American sailor; Jean Maxwell, Ried Cross nurse; Peggy Price, Pierette; Barhara Beattie, a rose; Peggy Beattie, confetti; Coral Shalfoon, nurse; Gertie Neal, Japanese; Gwen Neal, 1933 Folly; Bryan Price, Pierrot; Jack Price, Indian; George McMillan, Indian; David Beattie, Jack Frost; John Beattie, Pierrot; Alan Armstrong, old lady; Barrie Moretensen, Indian Prince; Bill Pilkington, Mephistopheles; Bill Beattie, cat; Jack Beaver, Indian; George Sheaf, sundowner; Arnold Woodside, Indian; Roy McGregor, baggy breaches; Jim McGregor, crossword puzzle.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 587, 19 July 1933, Page 7
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233OPOTIKI NEWS Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 587, 19 July 1933, Page 7
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