DIXIELAND CABARET

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21468, 17 April 1933, Page 3

DIXIELAND CABARET

' The increasing popularity of^ Dl^ s Imd " under the new management, was again evidenced by the hrge that attended the race night ball ou Saturday. The cabaret was decorated in accordance with the Easter season, and Easter eggs were distributed among those present by two tiny children dressed as page boys. Miss Jean Hor and her partner were accorded a double encore for their exhibition of the Argentine tango and tho fox trot The famous Dixieland band, under Mr. Douglas Armislmw, were universal favourites, and added greatly to the enjoyment ot tho evening. ~ Among thoso present were Mrs. I\. Ross, Mrs. Eric Thompson, Mrs. W. A. Harvey, Mrs. Rabbidge, Mrs. S. Knight, Mrs. T. H. E. Oakes, Mrs. H. Sawtell, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Darcv Folkard, Mrs. R. Colman, Mrs. T. Adams, Mrs. G. Gardener, Mrs. Endletsberger, Mrs. J. Porteous, Mrs. Kay, Miss Beryl Barry, Miss Eva Inglis, Miss Edna Inglis, Miss Dot King, Miss Rvan, Miss Margory Woolly, Miss Cushla Rainger, Miss L. de Renzy, Miss Fox, Miss Barrett, Miss Pat Irving, Miss Olga Baster, Miss G. Sevi, Miss . Gilbertson, Miss Bona McCrea, Miss Eva Watson