"WHITE WINGS"
A SUCCESSFUL DANCE
Quite a satisfactory number of, airminded people turned out in the cold air last night to attend the Aero Club Ball at the Majestic Cabaret, which was well arranged anda very successful function.
The decor was particularly .attractive and appropriate. The vestibule was arranged to represent an aircraft platform, with blue sky and cloud effects. Within the hall there was the same scheme, a sunset sky with pale tones of green and clouds tipped with rose and gold spread into a blue sky with fleecy white clouds. Amusingly at one side, there was a stairway leading to an alcove, and the people going up and down were reminiscent of "Jacob's Ladder" to heaven and though probably the people using the alcove might be angels one day they have not attained to such a height just yet. Leading up to the clouds were silver planes of various kinds, while the club monogram was used freely with white wings on either side, this being very effective. The diffused lighting in ,the cabaret
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 7, 8 July 1938, Page 14
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