PETER PAN CABARET.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 223, 21 September 1931, Page 10

PETER PAN CABARET.

Deep rose lights threw a soft glow over the Peter Pan Cabaret on featuidav evening and brought out the rich colour tones of the spring flowers which decorated the tobies and cubicles, -j-he new Peter Pan band, under tlie le&deiship of Mr. Gordon Cole, proved very popular. Those present included: —Mrs. R. McCrystal, black and amber sprigged taffeta; Mrs. A. E. Moore, ivory satin beaute; Mrs. S. Gillies, rose pink crepe de. soie; Mrs. George Eddowes, turquoise blue crepe sue<le; -Mrs. Kirby, geranium red georgette; Miss Joyce Herdman, rose and blue flowered ,chiffon; Mies Winsome Airey, cherry red taffeta frock worn with gold brocaded coatee; Miss Shirley Frater, black chiffon frock and black and silver patterned lame coatee; Miss Beth Stokes, blue floral net frock; Miss Jean Kent, phlox pink satin frock; Miss Molly Bailey, tea rose pink georgette with silver beaded embroideries; Miss Ailsa Lewis, pompadour pink and silver lame; Miss Moya Goldwater, camellia pink satin beaute; Miss Betty Sharman, water lily green ring velvet frock; Miss Rita Cornaga, black and ivory patterned crepe de soie; Miss Dot Evans, Lido blue taffeta and fisclie net; Miss Olive Bickerton, ivory organdie frock sprigged with pink; Miss Freda Suter, palest orchid pink lace and fisclie net}' Miss Maijoiie Suter, black satin marocain gown; Miss Janet Wallace, celeste blue faille frock with diamante relief; Miss Eila Brampton, black satin beaute; Miss M. Wilson (Timaru), tea rose pink floral ninon; Miss N. Lewis (Timaru), Lilo blue taffeta.