PETER PAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 259, 2 November 1931, Page 10

PETER PAN.

Dancers, at the Peter Pan were in high ■fioirits. on Saturday night,, when Gordon Cole's Orchestra and the Apache dancers were enthusiastically, applauded. Among those present, were: Mrs. N. Airey, black s&tin; Mrs. A. Neville, silver lame and lace; Mrs. T../ Kissling, floral patterned hiupnj Mrs. Leith Allan, flame georTstts; Mrs. E. Bartleet, maroon chiffon; Mrs. A. Johns, red crepe faille; Mrs. Gordon Jones, black lace; Mrs. B. A. Wills, black nihqnj Mrs.. G. Gallagher, bottle green satin; Miss W. Airey, Lido blue georgette; Miss. M.. Mitchelson, black lace and georgette; Miss T-.Mac-indpe, green beaded georgette; Miss L. Horton (United States), black and gold frock; Miss Pat Buddie, air force blue satin; Miss S. Frater, powder blue taffeta; Miss E. Brampton, Burgundy satin; Miss I. Lorrigan, palest pink satin; Miss P. Robertson, blue moire; Miss L. Fraser, parchment satin; Miss G. McConnell, pea green satin; Miss E. Farfell, pink ring velvet; Miss G. Spinks, royal blue taffeta; Miss G. Townsend, green satin and lace; Miss B. Hitchings, white satin; Miss R. Henley, sequinned georgette; Miss H. Bew.es, black lace; Miss A. Walton, floral ninon; Miss B. McLlenan, black iace;- Miss M. Cerruty, almond green moire; Miss V. Henley, black and orange frock.