PETER PAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 213, 9 September 1935, Page 10

PETER PAN.

A large complement of dancers attended the Peter Pan Cabaret on Saturday evening, and keenly enjoyed the programme of the latest dance airs provided by the orchestra. A demonstration of the quickstep and waltz .by Mr. Eric Castles-Brown and Miss Doris Thornton (representing the Margaret O'Connor School of Dancing) was enthusiastically applauded and an insistent encore was demanded. Another novelty item was a humorous song by Mr. Keii McDonald. Among those present were: Madame Edith Baird, wearing black chiffon taffeta, defined with frill epaulettes; Miss "Margaret O'Connor, in black ring velvet, contrasted with olive green velvet; Miss Doris Thornton, Marina blue crepe faille; Mrs. R. K. Gray, beige ankel skin lace; Mrs. J. Shannon, black delustred satin; Mrs. A. Neville, reseda green crepe and beige lace; Mrs. B. Facoory. black ring velvet; Mrs. A. Nelson Young, black and white souple satin; Mrs. J. Cossill. scarlet charmeuse; Mrs. M. C. Yates, black alencon lace; Mrs. Maurice Meekle, ecru lace; Miss Jioiii Wright, black and silver-striped iiiiion, with white' camellia shoulder spray; Miss Una Moore, black chiffon velvet; Miss Edna- Lincoln, black chiffon, with/rose and gold design; Miss Kathleen Aitken, pale golden georgette; Miss Ailfia Craig, lemon crepe de soie, with pleated flounce; Miss Elsie Tattley, sapphire blue souple satin, with cerise posy; 'Miss Joyce Adam's, black ring velvet and silver corsage; Miss L. Thomas, floral satin in tones of white, cherry and black; Miss Thelma Owen, black souple satin and silver lame; Miss Ena Hockey, black chiffon velvet; Miss X. Gaillard, black satin relieved with white; Miss Kathleen Bull, ivory crepe suede; Miss Stanhope, black satin, with sequin shoulder cape; Miss F. Butterworth, gold and. blue panne vslvet; Miss M. McDonald, begonia red georgette; Miss E. Elley, hydrangea blue angel skin suede and silver lame.