PETER PAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 288, 5 December 1932, Page 11

PETER PAN.

Collegiate night at the Peter Pan proved a great success. All the wellknown colleges in New Zealand, as well as the English public schools were represented, while another party from Eden and Epsom Tennis Clubs also chose Collegiate' Night to make merry. Merv. Bree and his band were in excellent form, and their rendering of collegiate numbers, as well as other well-known dance hits, helped to make the evening all too short. Among those presgnt were: Mrs. T. Brett, waterlily green satin; Mrs. A. Nevill, pink satin; Mrs. T. Davis, pale pink georgette; Mrs. A. E. Moore, wine souple satin; Mrs. G. Master, blue georgette,, with diamante; Mrs. D. Saxton (Sydney), scarlet lace; Mrs. N. Airey, amethyst georgette; Mrs. P. Clapworthy, primrose georgette; Mrs. Lan McEwan, midnight blue satin; Mrs. Smith, White angel skin; Mrs. McMillan Bull, turquoise lace; Mrs. F. Allan, figured ninonj Mrs. 11. Harris (Gieborne), amethyst chiffon; Mrs. D. Commons, floral chiffon; Mrs. V. Coruaga, black eatin; Mrs. J. C. Lawford, black and parchment chiffon; Mrs. Mark Davis, black Milan lace; Mrs. Poole, black flat crepe; Miss M. Burgcs W%tson, black chiffon; Miss E. Burges Watson, black Milan lace; Mise B. Richwhite, white organdie, heavily embroidered; Miss D. Icaacs, pillar box red organdie; Mise J. Herdman, figured ninon; Miss V. Derham, rose organdie; Miss L. De Renzy, black and blue figured georgette; Miss Cherry Anderson, black flat crepe; Mies A. Hutchison, black organdie, with white organdie capo scarf; Miss M. McMillan, black chiffon, with black and silver coatee; Miss P. Miller, salmon taffeta; Miss A. Johns, ivory eatin; Miss D. Harrison, Alice blue organdie; Miss A. Fuller, black georgette; Miss M. Bottrcll, shell pink georgette; Miss L. Wesley, apricot eatin; Miss P. Sanford, chartreuse green ninon; Miss J. Williams, black lace; Mise Kathleen Murphy, canary taffeta.