POST PROSPERITY BALL
GAY SCENE AT PETER PAN A fitting conclusion to tho festivities connected with Prosperity Week was tho danco given last evening by Mr; and Mrs. D. McDonald in tho Peter Pan Cabaret to the various committees and all those who had helped to make such a wonderful success of the campaign. Cubicles had been set aside /or the Queens and their supporters, and, although a great number of dancers was present, tho dancing floor was not overcrowded. On arrival, tho guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, the latter wearing a frock of black crushed velvet, with a black coatee. Among those present were:—Mrs. A. E. Ford, who wore black fische net; Mrs. W. Johnston, in reseda green crushed velvet; Mrs. A. H. Keesing, gold lace; Sirs N. M. Speer, black crushed velvet; Mrs. L. H. Postlewaite, goblcin blue georgette; Mrs. L. Bartley, black Chantilly lace; Mrs. J. S. Robertson, petunia georgette; Mrs. W. R. Belding (Wellington), black georgette; Ml-s. A. G. Quartlcv, white frilled satin beaute; Mrs. K. McDonald, black and red floral georgette; Mrs. C. F. Sanders, midnight blue lace; Mrs. N. C. Sneddon, ciel blue georgette; Mrs. T. McNab, ivory georgette; Mrs:' R. Cambic, russet green georgette; Mrs. E. Hoklsworth, black satin; Mrs. J. Malcolm, black georgette; Mrs. E. Thomas, ivory lace; Mrs. A. E. Watkins, cameo pink georgette; Mrs. M. Billington, black lace; Mrs. Slurdock Smith, black and pink floral taffeta; Mrs. Trevor Davis, lflack and maize floral chiffon; Mrs. Edgar Bartlett, willow green satin beaute; Mrs. C. H, Court, marine blue flat crepe; Mrs. Gordon Bartlett, cream georgette; Mrs. Frank Stevens, white and daffodil floral georgette; Mrs. J. Willis, red brocaded satin; Mrs. G. Hogan, fuchsia red georgette; Mrs. G. Scott, black georgette and iace; Mrs. A. Cerutty, primrose lace.
Sirs. H. Hull wore black lace and georgette; Sirs. J. Austin, black ring velvet; Sirs. Russell Jones, gold flat crepe; Sirs. J. Ryan, black ripple satin; Sliss P. Ryan, peach satin beaute; Sliss SI. Saunders, floral georgette; Miss C. Lanson, ivory organdie; Sliss E. Hunt, opal blue lace; Sliss A. Hunt, black lace; Sliss P. Prideaux, gold ring velvet; Miss SI. Reardon, black taffeta; Miss F. Edmunds, aquamarine blue georgette; Sliss SI. Gulliver, black fisclio net; Sliss Sheila Gumbleton, willow green georgette; Sliss Shirley Watkins, hory georgette; Sliss G. Barton, sapphire bluo flat crepe; Miss' E. Sleredith, lettuce green ring velvet; Sliss SlolJv Bailey, black ring velvet; Sliss Irma Andrews, apple green organdie; Sliss Slargery Suter, delphinium blue geoigette; Sliss Lois Cameron, black and pink floral georgette; Sliss Nancy Rogerson, wliito ring velvet; Sliss P. de Boissiere, ivory satin; Sliss I. Charleton, black taffeta; Sliss P. Grayson, black and white striped georgette; Sliss Joan Tombs, red and white floral taffeta; Sliss Z. Hogan. ivory tulle; Sliss Adelo Hogan, midnight blue crinkle crepe; Sliss Slarie Colson, hyacinth blue georgette; Sliss Slavis Sliiler, ivory satin beaute; Sliss SI. Simpson, apricot georgette.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21578, 24 August 1933, Page 3
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488POST PROSPERITY BALL New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21578, 24 August 1933, Page 3
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