REVELLERS’ CABARET.
DANCING PUPILS ENTERTAINED.
Mr George Kingston gave a _ very jolly dance for his dancing pupils on Wednesday evening at his studio, the Revellers’ Cabaret. His mother, Mrs T. Kingston,’ acted as hostess, and a very pleasant evening was spent. During the evening an exhibition dance was given by Mr Kingston and Miss Phil Davies, and was greatly appreciated. Those present were:—Mesdames T. Kingston, wearing midnight blue satin beaute; Varney, amber coloured ninon; Penney, black marocain; Hope, floral ninon; V. Pole, salmon pink crepe de chine; Rouse, primrose chenille georgette; A. Brown, rust red ninon; Stubbs, blush pink satin; Misses E. Penney, white crepe fleure; Dempster, pink taffeta; Thomas, lavender and buttercup ninon-voile; K. Smith, pink sprigged taffeta; K. Redwood, putty crepe de chine; D. Gould, jade taffeta'and net; I. Brooks, eau de nil floral ninon; K. Brooks, nile green georgette; E. Hope, bois de rose organdie; P. Davies, beige rayon; D. Clapham, georgette in pastel shades; Parke, navy and white; P. Clapham, cream rayon banded in primrose and orange.
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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18170, 7 November 1930, Page 5
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171REVELLERS’ CABARET. Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18170, 7 November 1930, Page 5
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