MORRINSVILLE CHILDREN IN COSTUME

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1048, 12 August 1930, Page 4

MORRINSVILLE CHILDREN IN COSTUME

POPULAR ANNUAL CARNIVAL

The Kiwitahi HallrMorrinsville, presented a carnival scene on Friday evening, when the popular annual children’s dance was held. The judges of costumes were Mesdames A. I. Walker and R. G. Fawkner, who awarded prizes to the following:—Youngest boy, Sam Davies, as Santa Claus; youngest girl, Nancy Washbourne, Fairy; girls under four years, Gwen Currall, Miss Muffit; boy under four years. Jack Lamer, W hite Rabbit; five and six years, girls, Gay McMillan, Powder and Patches; Barbara Washbourne, Old English child. Boys, Colin Barlow, Tin Soldier; Ray Turner. Sunny Jim. Seven and eight years, Elaine Howie, Old English lady; Jack Currall, Golliwog; June Howie, Drummer Boy. Eight and nine years, Graham Howie, Old English; Claude Mikklesen, Cowboy. Ten and twelve years, Elaine Smith, Dutch Girl; Albert Barlow, Golliwog. Best couple. Thelma Smith and Zoe Saunders, Princes in the Tower. Special prizes: Betty Larner, Bed Hiding Hood; Zona Miller, Blackbird; Neville Washbourne, Dutch Boy; Jack Rushton, Gipsy Pierrot. Open class, Malcolm Pryor, Pirate; Gav Brown, Red Shadow; Molly Hyndman, The Servant Problem. Among those present in fancy costume were:— „ . Jessie Bagnall, Persian Pmncess; Thelma Smith and Zoe Saunders. Princes in the Tower; Essie Thompson, Pierrette; Isabel Pryor, Spanish Dancer; Lois Echlin, Pierrette; Gay Brown. Red Shadow; Edna Holt, Miss England; Barbara Washbourne. Old English Child, Nancy Washbourne. Fairy; Dorothy Currall. Victorian Days; Elaine Howie, Early Victorian; Eileen Haynes, Fluffy Ruffles, June Howie, Drummer Boy; Gay McMillan. Powder and Patches; Elaine Smith, Dutch Girl; Betty Larner Red Riding Hood; True Larner. Blue Latterflv; Molly Hyndman, Vanishing Lady, Zona Miller, Blackbird. . , ian . AT. Pryor. Pirate. Jack Davies. Indian. Veal Davies, White Cat; Sam Davies, Santa Claus; Douglas Bagnall. Indian Rajah; Selwyn Washbourne. Our Zoo. Neville Washbourne. Dutchman; A. Barbow Golliwog; Jack Currall Golliwog; Graham Howie. Old English Gentleman; Bobble Howie, Black Cat; Ray Turner, Sunnv Jim; Durral Smith, Chef. Teclciy Smith, Mother's Boy; Jac £Tt,Re ß ßaS: Gipsy Pierrot; Jack Larner, White Rao_ bit* Bob Hvndman. All Black; Finlayson, Pirate; Walter Barlow, Toy Soldier; Bob Mikkleson, Page Bo>. Claude Mikklesen, Cowboy. The dance music for the evening played by Mrs. T. McMillan, Mrs. Davies and Miss Z. Howarth.