PETER PAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 104, 4 May 1936, Page 11

PETER PAN.

There was a crowded attendance at the Peter Pan Cabaret on Saturday niglit when four engagement and five birthday parties wee celebrated. Mrs. Howey Walker also entertained a number of friends on the occasion of Miss Nell Ramage's birthday. Adding considerable enjoymeht to the eveniiig's eiitertainmetit was an exhibition of tap dancing given by Mr: R. Ijfall. The Peter Pan Baud, Under the baton of Mr. Lauri Paddi, rendered popular numbers, many of which were recalled. Among those present were: Mrs. Len Swan, wearing red, white and blue checked taffeta; Mrs. Dudley Woollanis, silver lame; Mrs. Charles Smith, scarlet satih; Mrs. Jack Ma'tson, chrysanthemum floral marocain; Mrs. Albert Neville, blftck lace; Mrs. George* Davidson, white lame; Mrs. Lan Hamilton, cigar brown chiffon velvet; Miss Nell Ramage, Marina blue taffeta; Miss McCoy Ealis, white georgette; Miss Molly Meagher, black velvet, trimmed with pink tulips; Miss Mar got Pountney, white suede ctepe; Miss Peggy Leeper, black velvet, trimmed With emerald green; Miss Biddee Mason, blue and gold shot taffeta; Miss Helen Coates, dusky pink crepe; Miss Dorothy flart, blue and gold shot taffeta; Miss Marjorie Herbert, tailored black satin; Miss Flora Chilwell, Chinese red taffeta; Miss Joy Hammer! ' Burgundy flat crepe; Miss Jovce Robinson, sage green crepe; bottle trimmed; Miss Gay Henderson, brown tire lace; Miss Phyllis Biss, gold tinsel checked taffeta; Miss Mary MacKenzie. black sequinned crepe.; Miss Norah Friedlander, pink suede crepe; Miss Vivienne Pacque, white crepe; Miss Betty Coe, pink taffeta; Miss Betty Hitchings, black and white suede; Miss Ethel Cree (Timaru), pink flat crepe; Miss Bobbie Marritier, ciel blue net; Miss Phyllis Agar, primrose flat crepe; Miss Elsie Tattley, black laquered Satin j Miss 'Helen Seilley. beige lace.