PETER PAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 307, 29 December 1931, Page 9

PETER PAN.

Boxing Night at the Peter Pan Cabaret was very bright indeed. Numbers of young people, imbued with the holiday spirit, attended, and the evening went with a great swing. The Peter Pan band was at its very cheeriest and gave spirited renderings of the latest daneo tunes. The cabaret itself looked very charming with masses of summer flowers arranged in the cubicles. Among those dancing were:—Mrs. R. Kerridge, wearing black satin beaute, studded with brilliants; •/. Mrs.. Harold Ward, ivory chiffon gown with floating draperies; Mrs. Miller, deep moonlight blue satin dusteen; Mrs. Middleton, gown of black chantilly lace; Mrs. Neville, gold brocade combined with black and gold lace; Mrs. Williams, black chiffon and lace; Miss Audrey Hutchinson, water lily green so'uple satin; Miss Marjorie Tiarks, floral brocade in tones of rose, gold and black; Mies Elsie . Parrel 1, flesh pink fischc net with flared frills; Miss J. E. Symes (Hawkc's Bay), black fische net and. Ninon; Miss Healeyi iaalniflison pink eatin with fur trimmed coatee; Miss Aickin, ivory lace, with deep shoulder cape; Miss Marjorie Potter, frilled, frock of ivory and mist blue flowered ninon; Miss Eudean, cherry and gold brocade and cherry georgette; Miss P. Rcilly, hyacinth blue sprigged taffeta; Miss Nancy Myers, wine coloured moire, fur trimmed; Miss Noni Myers, deep gentian blue fische net and chiffon; Miss Molly Myers, citronhe green brocaded faille; Miss Wilson, cameo pink moire with silver relief; Miss Taylor, carnation red crepe do soie.