Youth and Gaiety at Peter Pan

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1075, 12 September 1930, Page 4

Youth and Gaiety at Peter Pan

Combined Banks Ball Is Happy Function CABARET THRONGED WITH DANCERS The joyous dance tunes dispensed by Mr. Fred Briggs and the Peter Pan Band at the combined banks’ ball last evening were so inspiriting and kept the ball of fun rolling so merrily, that the committee decided to prolong the function for an extra hour. The ball is a very popular annual function, and last evening' dancers ! thronged the Peter Pan Cabaret and ; presented a colourful picture of youtliI ful gaiety. | Spring flowers decorated the tables in the supper-room, and were arranged on the tables surrounding the | dance floor and in the cubicles. Delightful novelties added to the pleasure of the evening, and a graceful exhibition of modern ballroom dancing was given by Miss Mona Craig and Mr. It. Crawford Norris. CHAPERONES AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS PRESENT Mrs. 11. It. 11. Chalmers was gowned in midnight blue georgette with touches of silver. ) Mrs, I<\ W. Dawson wore a charming [ frock of black taffeta, j Mrs. Easdown had chosen a frock of sea green moire. Mrs. Lunn’s frock was of unrelieved black satin. Mrs. McGovern wore a smart frock of black satin beaute. Mrs. E. C. Sare chose a pretty gown of delphinium blue moire. Leaf green chenille embossed georgette was chosen by Mrs. Bennett. Miss Bright’s frock of sapphire blue satin was embroidered with rhinestones. Miss Elsie Jennings had on a gown jof black lace over shell pink ceori gette with a floral ring velvet coatee. Miss Brenda Eales was frocked in flame georgette and net. Miss Downes chose a pretty floral chiffon frock. Miss Litherlancl was in embroidered primrose georgette. Miss Pocock had chosen a gown of flame georgette. Miss Moira Wright’s dance frock was of peach pink satin beaute. AMONG THE DANCERS Mrs. George Murphy was gowned in black nlnon relieved with silver. Mrs. A. 11. Benge wore a smart frock or cream lace mounted on ivory chiffon. Mrs. J Gardiner was in a bouffant gown of primrose taffeta. Mrs. D. G. Ferguson wore a pretty ecru 3a.ce gown. Mrs. g. Sellars had on a cherry red lace and Ratin frock. Mrs. Jennings chose a gown of lime green embroidered georgette. Mrs. Brabant had chosen a frock of blush pink georgette. Mrs. R A. Abbott was in a tea rose I pink satin and tulle frock. Mrs. Clifton was wearing an ankle j length gown of rose-flowered black faille, j I Mrs. F Taylor had chosen a graceful ! I frock of honey beige lace. A smart gown of black Chantilly lace and georgette was worn by Mrs. Montague. Mrs. Lewis was frocked in hyacinth blue crepe de »oie. Mrs. Jervis wore a citronne and silver brocaded metal cloth gown. Mrs. J. Coghlan was wearing black lace and chiffon. A gown of chartreuse green taffeta was j chosen by Mrs. I’acheyA honey-coloured taffeta frock was worn by Mrs. F. Mason. Miss Kath Cahill had on an attractive frock of rose-flowered ivory moire. Miss Lois Mahon’s pretty frock was of palest daffodil moire with crystal beaded embroideries. Miss Dorrie Mairs wore a pretty gown of printemps green moire. Miss Olga Somerville was smartly frocked in black faille and fisher net. Miss Lesley Roberton had on a larkspur blue crepe de soie gown. Miss D. Rennet wore a frock of daffodil sprigged taffeta and gold sequined coatee. Miss k’orene Bennett was gowned In black ring velvet combined with silver beaded pink chiffon. Miss E. Upton wore mimosa yellow georgette with gracefully haring skirt. Aliss Hilary Biss chose a primrose howerpd faille gown with deep decolletMiss Peggy Robertson’s slender frock waa of absinthe green patterned riinon. Miss K. Coleman wore a frock of cream lace over sea-green georgette, lace S I 1 urley had on a frock of green Miss Hansen was frocked in powder blue satin. v Miss Doris White wore a bouffant frock of forget-me-not blue taffeta. .Miss u. W est was gowned in black georgette with sequin trimming. M.ss Marshall chose a slim-fitting fiock of turquoise blue satin beaute. . liss Joan Fox ivoro a ciel blue patfrock with gracefully flarhlnc,iS3ot:^l!ler/i W^, a fr ° c, «a In hyacinth blue faaun and silver lace. froc!s . of printemps green tatteta was worn by Miss Joan Hanktn. Miss Doris Cleland s frock was of ivorv satin beante and ivory lace. Miss Mona Craig was wearing a black len!th Ve ikh-t BOW ” with frilled snkleMiss Peggy Reilly had chosen a pretty nock or floral moon in rose and gold shades had on a petunia c^il^ on f-. ro 'Vith beaded embroideries. Miss Babs Challis was frocked in tea rose pink taffeta. Miss Rona Suisted was frocked in absinthe green chiffon velvet with bouffant skirt of tulle Miss Edna Joynt had on a conifer green moire gown. Miss Olive Shiplin’s pretty frock was of blue and rose flowered ninon. Miss Winnie Hlntz was wearing a graceful frock of floral chiffon. A slim-fitting frock of ciel blue moire was chosen by Miss Paykel. Miss Winsome Whitehead wore a pretty frock of daffodil yellow floral taffeta. Miss Betty Fulton’s frock of larkspm blue georgette was embroidered with silver beads. Miss Winifred Hill was wearing a sprigged ivory taffeta frock. Miss Waddington's dance frock was of ivory moire. Miss Joan Laird chose a taffeta gown of deep rose du barri. Miss Joy Butcher was frocked in moonmist blue georgette. Miss Shirley Burclier chose a gown of naples blue satin. Miss I. Weston’s frock was of floral georgette ' " Miss E. Hitchins wore a frock of apple green lace. Miss D St. Clair Inglis had chosen a frock of black moire relieved with net. Miss Clegg chose a dance frock of eau de nil green lace. Miss K Hewitt had chosen a gown of midnight blue georgette. Miss Trickett had on a pretty frock of powder blue georgette Miss Isobel McGinley was wearing an ankle-length frock of blue floral satin beaute. Miss Joyce Williams was frocked in suns’et pink moire. Miss Campbell was wearing a frock of lemon sootted tulle. Mrs. Rout wore an anklerlength frock of cameo pink georgette. Mrs. Stephen was gowned in lettuce green taffeta. Miss P. Ferris, Gisborne, wore a fiamecoloijred georgette frock. Miss L. Cunningham was in a gown of blue floral ninon. Miss Gwen TayloF wore capuclne chiffon with shoulder spray of natural flowers.