PETER PAN CABARET.
On Saturday evening there was J good attendance of dancers at the Peter Pan Cabaret, and a very bright time was spent by all. Some very spirited tunes were played by the orchestra, who often accompanied the tunes with songs, which were very popular. On the tables flowers in rich colourings to tone with the furnishings were to be seen. Among those who were present were: Mrs. C. J. Duff,, who wore a frock of Chinese red lace; Mrs. J. Russell, green floral crepe de chine; Mrs. H. Boisson, pastel shaded blue georgette with frills on skirt; Mrs. F. McNamara, frock of black georgette and lace; Mrs. Jenkins, black gros grin frock; Mrs. S. W. Tong, pastel blue chiffon; Mrs. Farringdon Smith, frock of black lace; Mrs. F. Webster, gold laine. with black georgette skirt; Mrs. S. Gyllies, black and green floral; georgette; Mrs. Brendell, black and white crepe flemi with floral fieslgn; Mrs. J. West, amethyst mauve chiffon frock; Mrs. F. Walker, floral chiffon in tones of blue and mauve; Miss Nance St. Clair Whyte, black georgette frock; Miss Marjorie Dryden, pink taffeta with hem of ciel blue; Miss Marjorie Cerutty, citron shaded georgette; Miss Tweet Macindoc, frock of pale pink satin; Miss Jean Deighton, navy floral ninon frock; Miss Margaret Cousins, cream georgette and lace; Miss Ivy Underwood, green taffeta frock; Miss Beverley Horrocks, mauve shaded taffeta with frilled skirt; Miss Betty Sharman, frock of black and white striped taffeta; Miss Joan Hudson, blue and silver lace frock; * Miss Norah Mason, rose pink lace; Miss I. Buckland, black lace and georgette; Miss E. Denize, satin frock in green shade; Miss 0. Bowdcn, rainbow shaded taffeta; Miss N. O'Meara, frock of lemon shaded lace; Miss D. Wallen, peach tinted'net frock; Miss Darrie Heather, bottle green crepe fleuri; Miss V. Wilson, brocaded taffeta in pink shade; Miss H. Woodcock, deep cream satin with rhinestones; Miss L. Wallace, black satin. with , skirt of tiers of black net; Miss B. Fox, deep green lace frock; Miss Fanshawe, deep cream chiffon; Miss Heather Longuet (Christchurch), pastel blue floral georgette with touches of lemon.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 15, 19 January 1931, Page 11
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353PETER PAN CABARET. Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 15, 19 January 1931, Page 11
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