PETER PAN

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21249, 1 August 1932, Page 3

PETER PAN

The touch of the ever-youthful Peter Pan himself must have . , sponsible for the fairy and . *tino»l»»ieto created by tlio new diffused lighting scheme introduced to guests at the popular city ballroom last evening l o among the tinted light clusters ant ( shadows of the recently-completed 01chestral grotto, Mr. Ilarry Ne.lson and his Peter Pan players sent forth del'gl - ful new melodies, and the throng of Wests, among whom were some of on present overseas visitors, spent a very cheery evening. , Among the dancers were: Mis. M Kechnie, who wore Oriental red souple satin; Mrs. Albert Neville, dove prey Chant illy lace; Mrs. Scott Wilson, chiffon frock in pastel shades; Mrs. Walker ripsville), primrose crushed velvet; M ss Shirley Prater, ravenswing and jrrecn brocaded period frock; Miss j' e Thompson, cameo pink george'to; Miss li. Bloom field, Nile green flat crepe; Miss Margaret O'Connor, sea foam green crepe <ie chine; Miss Peggy Upton, feme losca net; Miss Pat Fitzherbert, parma violet lace: Miss Leslye Roberton, rose pink crepe de soie; Miss Joan Robertson, robin's egg blue crepe; Miss Peg Robei tson, sen green and lemon organdie; Miss Curtis, floral organdie/; Miss E. Norwood (Wellington), red floral net; Miss «i spn, shell pink flat crepe; Miss R. U<-(-path (Christchm-cb), maroon ring velvet; Miss Edna Ballantvne, parchment satin; Miss .T. Williams, black and silver lace; Miss 0. Ceilings, Oriental red satin; Miss [tfardlev, lemon georgette; Miss P. Rickies, ji'lnte brocaded taffeta.