COSTUME PARTY
HAPPY FUNCTION AT DEVONPORT FUNDS FOR DENTAL CLINIC The third, and last, of a series of children's dances in aid of the Devonport Dental Clinic brought a large number of children to the Parish Hall on Saturday evening. The entertainment was for the scholars of the upper standards, and Mr. J. Ciasparicli, headmaster of Stanley Bay School. was master of ceremonies, assisted by Mr. C. M., Browne and Mr. L. S. Bates. The grand parade excited much attention, figures from history solemnly pepping by, rubbing shoulders with jazz girls. Pierrettes, harem ladies, jesters, Indian chiefs, birds, animals .lowns, pirates and other folks in masquerade. Music was in tho hands of the Outlaws Dance Band. The prize winners were: GIRLS Best Fancy.—Valerie Martin (Convent School), Butterfly. Most. Original.—Elsie Putwain. stanlev Bay, Tooth. Most Comical.—Tess Lloyd, Vauxhall, Cat. Best Historical—Alice Williams, Devonport. Sir Walter Raleigh. BOYS Best Fancy Press.-—Jock "Wollacott, Stanley, Aboriginal. Most Original.—Leslie Upton, Devonport, Watta Corker. Most Comical. —Norman Watt, Pevonport, Absent-minded Professor. Best Historical.—Colin Mackie, Uevonport, Julius Caesar. Other children in fancy costumes were: Rona Robertson, Jessie Radon ich, Mavis Spinley, Auriole Merson, Jean Wrigley, Joyce Grant, Vera Masefield, .Mice Williams, Ronald Josling, Fred Sherwin, Norman DAl)y, Sid Bentley. Allan Farquharson, Esma Hay son, Mary Waters, Betty Logie, Margaret Brabant, Ronald Emptage, Lawrence Aldridge. Leslie Upton, Gordon Amos, David Pike. Porothy Whitcoinbe and Jean Whitcomb*?, Ken Griffiths, Rory Beck, Lois Dumper, Selwyn Latta, Robert James, Dug Simvnonds. Jack Schmidt, Harvey Latta, Ivan Hartrura, Margery Spensor, Jim Hitching*, Betty Mutch, Ray Bassett, Colwyu Smith, Betty McComb, Leslie Strude, Muriel Stevens. Ailsa Smith, David Daniel, Ray Maseman, Dorothy McGregor, Muriel Ensor. Vera Codlin, Bobby Finney, Patty Long, Ncla Codlin, Joan Jameson, Vera Gunson and Elsie Putwain. Margaret Vause, Ernie Probert. Eric Godley, Elma Weber, Peggy Taylor, Leslie Graham. Elsie Dickson, Jean Hardley. Gloria Rowell. Doris Emptage. Alice Wallway, Tom Miller.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 947, 14 April 1930, Page 5
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311COSTUME PARTY Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 947, 14 April 1930, Page 5
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