POISONOUS YOUNG MEN.
GIRLS DRIVEN TO CABARETS. SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. NEW YORK, December I. When some member of the - Upper Ten tells of the " goings on" among the elite the public gets its thrill. An even greater sensation than usual has been caused by the publication of a book by a young and wealthy society leader. Eilin Mackay, the authoress, who has had ample apportunity to study her subject, defends society girls who" go to cabarets. They go to dodge the poisonous types of men mct_ in drawing rooms, she says, and to escape the pomiscuity of smart j social functions. Cabaret habitues are preferred to the dull, unalluring but persistent bores in wealthy homes.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 292, 10 December 1925, Page 7
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