Successful Dance for Bazaar Funds

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 809, 1 November 1929, Page 4

Successful Dance for Bazaar Funds

Northcote Ladies’ Guild Orga n ises Even ing AMUSING COMPETITION A most successful dance in aid of the forthcoming bazaar funds organised by the .Ladies’ Guild of fat. John s Anglican Church, Northcote, was held in the Parish Hall last evening. The dancers each represented the name of a booh, and a competition tor ’naming the most characters represented was won by Miss A'. Harrisson, and Mr. F. Hades, while Mrs. A. brant and Mr. P. Minns won the consolation prizes. Canon H. J. McFarland piesen ted the prizes. The dance music was supplied by Mr. Mayall, while Miss Phyllis Johnstone’s songs and the elocutionary items given by Mr. P. Minns were greatly appreciated. Mr. A. Hardmge officiated as M.C. . . . Among those who represented boohs were: — , Miss O. Lever, “Castaways Mrs. A. J. Lennon, “The Newcomer”; Mr. c. A. ■ Deuxberry, “Debits and Credits ; Mrs. 11. , Hunt, "Where Billows Roll ; Miss 1). ■ Harrisson, “Hymns Ancient and Mod- ■ ern” ■ Mr. L. Nicholson, “She ; Miss L. ■ Harrison, “Sussex Gorse”; Miss M. New- - man, “Sixes and Sevens”; Mrs. A. lay- • lor, “Put Yourself in My Place ; Mrs. R Cadness, “The Mark of Cam f Mi. 5 A Taylor, “King Solomon’s Mines ; Mr. 5 B. Harding. "The Origin of Sin ; Miss ■ A. Hades, “Line Upon Line , Miss 1. - Johnstone, “Tiger Tims Annual . Mi. s IV'. J. Hunt, 'Ae er the Twain Shall 3 M Miss .1. McClyniont, ■Right Off the • Man”' Miss N. Atkinson, Half a. isove~ 3 refill"; Mr. F. PI. Hades, “Ne’er the Twain Shall Meet”; Mrs. P. Minns A Tale of Two Cities”; Miss Couldrey, , Old Rose and Silver”; Miss N. Brail, Ten Years Ago”; Miss A. Hunt, The Time Machine”; Miss L. Wheatley, The Silver Snoon”; Mi’. J. betters, Black Circle , Mr A. Grant, “Won by a Neck”; Mrs. F. Hades, “Hard Cash”; Mrs.. Townsend • ‘Thfi Skv Pilot”: Mr. A. Harrisson, Red Aces”; Mrs. Couldrey, “Black and Red’ ; Mrs. Nutsey, “Won by .Waiting ; A 1 L Shutes, “Peter Simple ; Miss R ; Har risson, “Tales from Shakespeare , Mr. S'. G. Fullbvook, “Great Expectations . Miss A. Fullbrook, “It’s Never Too Late to Mend”: Mrs. Setters, “Ginger Car ■ Miss T. Couldrey, “A Little Bit of Fluff ; Miss, E. Harrison, “Down Soutn.