MAYFAIR CABARET.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 15, 19 January 1932, Page 10

MAYFAIR CABARET.

On Saturday evening the usual dance was held in the Mayfair Cabaret, Smith and Smith's Buildings, Karangahape Road, and a large gathering of enthusiastic dancers showed delighted ackno ledgment of what proved to be a suecessful evening. Dick Saxon conducted the Mayfair band, who rendered the latest dance hits in the modern manner. Their conception of Peek-a-boo playing drew well-merited applause. Mr. .bes Davidson proved a favourite. -Ths idea of an eccentric acrobat at the piano showed his versatility. Among those present were: Mrs. F. Harrison, pink taffeta; Mrs. E. Crew, red crepe de chine; Mrs. 11. McCormack, cream satin; Mrs. Costar, pink satin and lace; Mrs. J. May, vieux rose georgette; Mrs. E. Damelson, white lace; Mrs. Allen, black lace and fur; Mrs. A. Jackson, pink organdie; Mrs. H. Henning, floral georgette; Mrs. T. Harrison, -white georgette and lace; Miss Stevens, cherry embossed georgette; Miss B. Powell, coral georgette and satin; Miss T. Gordon royal blue satin and georgette; Miss Henry, pink crepe de chine; Miss B. Purchell, green georgette and tulle; Miss J. Ryan, pink chiffon and lace; Miss P. Taylor, white lace; Miss Clierie Allen, pale green net; Miss G Duncan, blue taffeta and black Spanish shawl; Miss White, Swiss embroidered black lace; Miss J. Purchell, cherry satin; Miss Allie Joy, slim-fitting frock of black moire; Miss L. Peachie, sea green crepe de chine; Miss E. Robertson, pale pink georgette; Miss R. Hill, embossed georgette; Miss C. Denniston, ivory satin and net; Miss M. Edwards, ■ninlc o-eorerette: Miss Ida Vereoej black satin "beaute; Miss Iris Nielsen,_ soft oyster satin; Miss Agnes Mason, ivory chiffon.