PETER PAN CABARET

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21457, 3 April 1933, Page 3

PETER PAN CABARET

A MERRY GATHERING ENGLISH CRICKETERS PRESENT Over 600 dancers attended the Peter Pan Cabaret on Saturday evening, the visitors including the English cricketers, New Zealand cricketers and the executives of the Auckland and New Zealand Cricket Associations, who were the guests of the management. The visitors and their party were iu the lounges at the far end of the cabaret and after the successful d<iv at Eden Park tho spirit of merriment reigned supreme. Mr. Merv Brcc and his orchestra had to repeat numbers from tho commencement of the evening and the enthusiastic dancers kept the orchestra playing with very few stops. Among tho dancers were; —Mrs. Noel Hockin, who wore a frock of bluo and black rose-patterned chiffon; Mrs. 11. Lowrio (Hawko's Bay), pink and amethyst lloral chiffon; Mrs. A. Neville, almond green brocaded georgette; Mrs. Phillip Clatworthy, pruneshaded ilat crepe; Mrs. R. 'Pong, white crinkled crepe; Mrs. Watkins, mauve georgette with insets of satin beaute; Mrs. Cave (.Gisborno), Chinese 'red lace over satin; Mrs. A. Marly, black taffeta; Mrs. V. Culpan (Gisborno). black Cbantill.v lace; Mrs. D. Robinson, gold lace and satin; Mrs. Gordon Ken wick (Wellington), ivorv georgette with black ostrict feather trimming; Miss Siedcherg (Duncdin), black leaf-patterned georgette; Miss Evelyn Ford, black lace; Miss Audrey Alison, white crinkled crepe with scarlet relief; Miss Marjorio McMillan, black georgette; Miss Pcug.v Robertson, chartreuse green and white checked gingham,; Miss .lean Mcintosh, sapphire bliie georgette;' Miss Marie Colson, black and silver embroidered ninon; A 1 iss Gilberd, gold lame; Miss Jean McMillan, cherrv shaded georgette; Miss Oxlam (Perth), rose pink shaded net; .Miss Lois Mahon, cicl blue georgette; Miss Cath Eraser, ivory georgette baiuled in silver; Miss Juno Cato, autumn-tinted floral chiffon; Miss T. Gardiner (I)unediu), amethyst chiffon velvet; Miss Molly Mitcholson, coral pink organdio with frilled hem; Miss Jean Deighton, \ mist blue net; Miss Marjorio Drummond, cameo pink satin; Miss Lesley Jackson, silver lame and taffeta; Miss Betty Pountnev, ivorv crinkled velvet; Miss Cath Shcrriff (Gisborno), black satin; Miss Cathrine Wright, almond green taffeta; Miss Margaret O'Connor, black lace and silver sequinned coatec; Miss Valerie Peacock, purple sonplo satin; Miss Shirley Erater, lloral organdie; Miss Molly Deighton, cream net; Miss Moira Goldwater, white taffeta; Miss Grace Eeek, black satin; Miss Dolly Mahon, lime taffeta with red relief; Miss L. Eraser, white satin; Miss Beryl Heap, pink floral georgette; Miss Alfrcda Suter, white and prune velvet; Miss Jean Kent, pink sprigged organdie; Miss Joan Biss, amethyst ring velvet; Miss Betty Biss. white satin; Miss D. Williams, briar rose chiffon; Miss Jean Grahame, delphinium blue georgette"; Miss I). Isaacs, palm green lace; Miss Betty Chalmers, gold chiffon; Miss Hilda Waynoor, primrose georgette; Miss Betsy Gardner, parma violet moire velvet; -Miss Cassells-Brown, deep violet lace; Miss Leslie Eccles, black velvet; Miss P. Eady, honey shaded georgette. .