GIRL GUIDES’ DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 782, 1 October 1929, Page 5

GIRL GUIDES’ DANCE

IN POSTER COSTUMES manurewa gathering The annual poster dance of the Manurewa Company of Girl Guides Xieia in the Manurewa Picture Theatre eVening ’ a ™ry jolly the hall was prettily decorated with streamers and greenery. The duties of ceremonies were carried out oy Mr. Glesser, Scoutmaster of the Papakura Boy Scouts. Messrs. Gibbs and Darby provided an enjoyable programme of dance numbers. The prizes for the best poster costumes were won by Ida Ellis as Colman s Mustard, Miss Nellie Morgan as Anchor Butter, first, and Miss Gwen * V A l fi_ as Bus Tickets, second, over 12. Others present were: Lady -Anne Walpole, as Rotorua Maori; Ip*« l p*« Pe H l( ? e > Colman’s Mustard; Miss Grassick, Hudson’s Biscuits; Miss x,>i3oo^ r v I>almo i ive w ? oap: Miss Jean dII tV ’ C ’m ean L° ta : Florence FarF®f» BcumviUe Cocoa; Miss Ruby PepJ?' e » Fashjons; Miss Betty Cole, aunkist Raisins; Miss Joyce McDonald, Creamota; Miss Emptage, Minties; Miss Valerie Burton and Miss Dorothy Ellis, Roma Tea; Miss Queenie Hill, Champion Flour; Miss M. Doneham, Edmond’s Bakl n °. ? Vliss hiana Lodge, Mackintosh s Toffee; Miss Dorothy McDonald. Creamota; Miss Gwen Weir, the Auckland Transport Board; Miss Xoeline Brown, Buy British Goods; Miss Gladys Marshall, Creamota; Lieutenant Cole, Sunmaid Raisins: Miss Nellie Morgan Anchor Butter; Mr. S. Clarke, Auckland Grammar School Master; Miss M. Lowtiler, Anchor Milk; Miss J. De Carteret, the Tea Kettle; Miss Ida Ellis, Colman’s Mustard Club; Miss Grace Ellis, Playing Cards; Miss May Ellis, Murray and White’s Advertisements.