AT DIXIELAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20271, 3 June 1929, Page 5

AT DIXIELAND.

Now that tho winter €ays havo really como to Auckland tho cabarets aro very popular places at tho week-ends. A largo number of dancers wero present at Dixieland on Saturday cvoning, when tho music played by Mr. Harry Neilson and his orchestra was particularly bright.

Among thoso present were:—Mrs. M. Hogan, who wore a frock of pale pink georgette with shaded pink roses; Mrs. Osborne, white georgctto beaded in crystal, potunia and green; Mrs. A. E. Moore, palo pink georgette beaded in crystal; Mrs. Chamberlain, white georgette with shoulder posy of parma violets; Mrs. E. Alison, silver and bluo shot taffeta; Mrs. Gordon Dent (Raglan), eau do nil georgette; Mrs. B. Jon?s, clel blue georgette with silver laco uneven hemlino; Mrs. W. Wengdall, flame georgctto ; Mrs. S. Beattie, salmon pink beaded georgette; Mrs. % W. Rawlinson, lemon georgette banded in ribbons of darker shades; Mrs. Field, petunia floral lame with wrap to tone; Mrs. Richards, powder bluo taffeta appliqued in pink; Mr 3. A. Novillo, amethyst georgctto and silver lame; Miss Maida Mclndoe, shell pink georgette with shoulder spray of shaded pink roses; Miss Rita Cornaga, cardinal red georgette with diamante clasp and uneven hemline; Miss Moreen Fenwick, gold luce amber satin; Miss Marjorio Tiarks, rod and gold Oriental georgctto; Miss Jean Macindoe, scarlet lace; Miss Jean Lawford, Nilo green taffeta; Miss I). Vaile, pastelshaded georgette; Miss Gretta Hcrron, black charmeuse; Miss E. Freeman, gold chiffon velvet; Miss N. Freeman, black georgette with deep hem of black tulle embroidered in white; Miss Fay Alexander, almond green crepo do chine; Miss Dorothy Wallen, flamo tulle and satin; Miss Yvonne Arlen, powder blue georgette; Miss Gay Fraser, black chiffon over silver lace; Miss Marjorio Webb, salmon pink crepo do cliino with shoulder flower to tone.

Miss Ailsa Lewis wore pale pink satin with silver laco; Miss Moira Goldwater, brick red and gold tissue; Miss Olga Jackson, ashes of roses chenillo with handpainted shawl; Miss Mavis McArthur, mist blue georgetto with shoulder spray of silver roses; Miss Lee, cream fringod chiffon velvet and red feather posy; Miss Hutter, pink chenillo and shawl to tone; Miss Clay, black lace; Miss Moore, mauvo ant] steel beaded georgetto with tullo bow; Miss Moors, apricot chiffon velvet; Miss V. Fox, flesh pink and black beaded georgette; Miss I. Abdullah, silver, gold and black beaded \ georgottft; Miss L. Waite, cardinal red georgetto with silver beads; Miss J. Edwards, salmon pink picture frock of taffeta with silver lame ribbons; Miss Olga McDuff, mist blue and silver grey georgette; Miss Leatherbarrow, black and scarlet georgetto; Miss Edna Sinclair, night blue georgette with crystal beading; Miss Olivo Bagley, gold laco; Miss Olivo Bickerton, powder blue georgetto with rhinestono trimming; Miss Edna Gill, pastel-shaded georgetto; Miss Eileen Brodio, pink taffota with tullo and French hip bow; Miss Doris Johnston, jado georgetto over satin; Miss Doreon I). Authreau, black chenillo and georgetto; Miss Ilildred Graham, palo pink chenillo with black lullc ankle-length frock; Miss Alva Payne, champagne taffeta; Miss Armstrong, whito satin and silver laco over pink; Miss Allison Lacry, silver laco and tullo; Miss MacLaughlin, silver metal lacc over pink satin; Miss Clcmnow, black Keorgetto with blue and pink embroideries; Miss Bailey, emerald georgetto with gold inlets; Miss Short, black chenillo velvet; Miss ltoso Ayros, bluo taffeta; Miss Tholma Duflin, ' pastel shaded chenillo with tullo; Miss M. O'Connor, maize gold crcpo satin.