PETER PAN CABARET
Dancing enthusiasts were catered for at the Peter Pan Cabaret on Saturday evening with special gaieties for Easter. The latest novelty "swing" numbers, interspersed with popular melodies, by Mr. Theo Walters and his Personality Band, provided an inspiriting tempo, and quaint mascots and whistles were, distributed. A solo dance, "Beautiful Lady in Blue," was performed by Miss Shirley Neville. Supper was served in the winter garden, which was decorated with foliage and miniature trees.
Among those present were:—Mrs. E. B. P aterson, who wore a jade green cloque frock with touches of gold; Mrs. G. P. Paterson (Birmingham), white crepe with black shoulder sprays; Mrs. A. Francis, celeste blue taffetas; Mrs. F. W. Maslin. apple green satin with cerise sash; Mrs v F. Dillon, black taffetas: Mrs. G. Eaton, black lace and stiffened not; Mrs. K. Robertson (Wellington), ivory satin defined with sapphire blue velvet; Mrs. Milton Harding (Wellington), rose pink and green floral georgette; Mrs. H. B. Stone, claret luce; Miss Diedre Turnhull, mist blue taffetas; .Miss Irene Norris (Wellington), nut brown angelskin lace; Miss K. Walker-.lackson, jade green cloque with diamante clips; Miss Margaret O'Connor, black ring velvet contrasted' with tangerine; Miss Ireno Middleditch, chestnut brown lac£; Miss Violet Robertson, black ring velvet with floral tissue tunic; Miss Wyn Andrewes (Rawene), emerald green and silver tinsel georgette; Miss Edna Boswell, navy shot taffetas; Miss L. Worrall, shell pink lace; Miss Pat Mahoncy, white striped organdie; Miss E. Goodwin, pastel pink flounced georgette; Miss Phyllis Oliver, Burgundy satin; Miss Bona Hodges (Rotorua), oau do nil craquellft; Miss Gvven Bailey, green checked tafletas; Miss L. Bryco, gold coin-spotted taffetas; Miss Audrey Neville, white chiffon taffetas; Mi-s M. Listen, pastel blue tafl'etns; Miss P. Listen almond green moire; Miss Olive Trainer, white angelskin lace; .Miss N. Welsh, floral georgette; Miss l'eggv lligson, lido blue floral chiffon; Miss Bona Mill, black blistered crepe.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22688, 29 March 1937, Page 3
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