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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 2, 10 July 1912, Page 65

TE KUITI.

July 8. Cinderella Dance. A very jolly little Cinderella dance took plaee in the Town Hall last Wednesday night. The music was supplied by Messrs. Christian (piano), Saunders (violin), Clapham (violin), and Aitken (flute). A very dainty supper was provided by the ladies, who are to be congratulated on the success of the dance. A special word of praise is due to Mr. Neville Aitken, who was untiring in his efforts to help the ladies. Amongst tho ladies present I noticed: Miss Farrell (Melbourne), a dainty Swiss muslin, embroidered in crimson; Miss Graham, pinls satin, over-dress of blue crystalline; Miss Ivy Graham, red velvet, Oriental embroidery; Miss Speneer, pink eharmeuse; Mrs. Spencer, red silk; Miss Pino, black silk; Miss I. Pine, cream voile; Miss Brown, vieux rose satin, over-dress of black silk net; Miss Dora Brown, pale heliotrope satin, piped with violet velvet; Miss Smith wore a dainty frock of ivory satin eharmeuse, trimmed with silk fringe and silver crystal net; Miss May (England), eream tucked net; Miss MacGovern (Te Awamutu), very pretty frock of white chiffon, with hand-painted flowers; Miss Boddie, pivk silk; Miss Clare Boddie, white silk striped voile; Mrs. Lamb, pale blue satin, over dress of white laee; Miss McKenzie, cream satin eharmeuse, pearl trimmings; Mrs. Colin McKenzie, soft white net, over white silk; Mrs. Alex. Johnston, black silk voile, over Royal blue satin; Miss Mills, dainty pink and white muslin, over white sa tin; Mrs. Hammond, white satin, overdress of crystal net; Miss Board, black silk.

Personal. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boddie are on a visit to Auckland. Mrs. Walter Johnson (Waihi) is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Julian are spending a few weeks in Wellington. Miss Farrell (Melbourne) is visiting her sister, Mrs. Kelso. Mrs. G. P. Finlay has been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. R. W. Duder (Devonport).