CHILDREN’S BALL

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 185, 26 October 1927, Page 5

CHILDREN’S BALL

AT PUKEKOHE The Oddfellows’ Hall, Pukekohe, was the scene of glowing: animation last week, when the annual children’s ball promoted by the Franklin branch of the Plunket Society was held. There was an exceptionally large attendance, and the young folk enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent. Being a fancy dress function, some excellent and novel costumes were seen, among which the following were noted: Kathleen Hogan (Paerata), pierrot Dandy; Molly Barry, balloon pierrot; Ellen Boston, queen of the flowers, Jean McGough, ace of spades Iris McGough, rosebud; lola McGough, tambourine girl; Joyce McGough, vanity bag; Joan Waterhouse, Dolly Varden; .Nancy O’Hara, flower girl; Miss G. Armstrong, old-fashioned boy; M. Lysnar, harem lady; Rita Hunt, page boy; Norma Svendsen, Spanish girl; Pat Svendsen, balloon girl; Jean Moselem (Glenbrook), Dutch girl; Joan Moselen (Glenbrook), pixie; Margaret Blair, rainbow fairy; D. Bristow, pixie; Rosa Bonner, flower girl; Eve Dix, fairy; Vera Dix, ace of nearts; —. Young, fairy; Jesse Millar, page boy; Esme Millar, butterfly; Audrey Roulston, Yellow Three Castles cigarettes; Esme Munro. blue butterfly; B. Pattle, harem lady; M. Nicholson (Auckland), jester; Honor Sim, coquette; Muir Maddison. Kate Greenaway; Gwen Craig, balloon pierette; Joan Grandison, flower girl; Margaret Breen, bandsman ; Eileen Baguley, bandsman; Elsie Gallagher, pink rose; Doris Baguley, Christmas cracker; G. McKean, gipsy; Winnie Young, folly; Jean Baguley, pierrot; Jean Young, fairy; Joy Macdonald. fairy; Marjorie Treanor, rose ballet; Margaret Bilkey, daffodil; Pauline flosking, rose; Kathleen Cronin, jazz jockey; Jean Mack, folly: Nancy Maud fuchsia; Dorothy Maud, black cat- N. Bowden, frolic; Nancy Sommerville, bluebell; Margaret Johns BoPeep; Nancy Johns, daffodil; Clare Johns, balloons; Zoe Johns, rainbow; Cilma Fountain, balloon girl: Winnie Fountain and Gladys Pollock, two little girls in blue; Nita Wright, pink rose; \lice Johns. Plunket baby: Doris Wright. Wheelers bus service; K. Wright, sun fairy: Grace Bromich, Pixie: Ethel Cronin folly; Nellie Michie, folly; Nancy Snell, Juliet, Daphne Bowden, a fan; Shirley Eowe, rosebud; Josie Barry, pixie; Enid Davies, Dutch girl; Patricia Giles, cream lace; Rita McCormick, Japanese lady; Gwen Lee, Mistress Mary; Tressie ~ McCormick, spring; Myrtle McCormick, daisy; Molly Bilkey, columbine; Joan Reynolds, star fairy, Noela Anderson, buttercup; Audrey Findlay, 1 fairy- Myrtle Findlay, ballet dancer, ! Alice’ Findlay, starry night; Aroha Morrow, fairy; Rita Wyatt Van Horn ten’s cocoa: Gwenda Measham, vanity bag; Alec. Pearsall. All Baba; - las Pigott, pierrott: H. Snell, Oick Whittington; Ashley Hosking. ® bee Murray Revell, pirate. Bryan Revell, Ku Klux Klan: Graham Revell, Greek' Peter Day, hussar; Bart Potfer harlequin; Lex. Pptter. Tmnmy Atkins R. Rvan, pack of cal as, Rvan Clown: c. Blair. Dutch boy: Peter Dav, chocolate soldier; l“aul Day, Tack Davies. Dutch boy: W. McCormick ioSkey! Peter McGeehan Indian boy; Roger McGeehan. sailoi ! bov" Bryan McGeehan, teddy bear, I Tohn Duncan, sailor; Owen Duncan, Pukekohe Bowling Club; Colin Duncan, fports Clown: Oliver Millar, tramp; Rowan Blair, black rooster: < v l ? lud Sutton, Captain Kettle: Lawrie Allen, Wun Lung: Ivan Elliott, golliwog; Ivan Findlay, page boy.

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