HAMILTON.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIX, Issue 23, 4 June 1913, Page 64

HAMILTON.

May 31. Cinderella Dance. In the Oddfellows’ Hall last Thursday night a Cinderella dance was held by a committee of girls, consisting of Misses R. Brewis, N. Furze, E. Heywood, A. Jackson, G. Stevens, and G. Tompkins. 1116 Ita'i wae comfortably filled with guests, and i Wy qre-rry evening was spent, the frosty weather ing all the more enjoyable. A good oeal of fun was caused by the gentlemen finding their partners for the first dance in true Cinderella fashion, by matching a shoe chosen from amongst a general heap of footgear. Among those present were: Miss R. Brewis, wliite eatin, with silver net tunic; Miss N. Furze, white satin, aprh-ot overdress; Miss E. Heywood, yhite silk, blue ninon drapings, and touches of pink; Aliss A. Jackeon, black velvet, tangerine bandeau; Alias GStevens, white charmeuse, with silver beads; Alias G. Tompkins, white silk veiled in heliotrope and silver net; MrSS Furze, black silk: Mrs. Stevens, blaclt eliarmejase ; Miss McPherson, black silk ; Miss Geraldine Cussen, white silk, lace overdress; Miss Rawson, pale pink eharmeuse, with fichu: Miss Joan Furze, pretty pink silk; Miss Amy Oliver, pink and white silk; Miss Rene White, pale pink with black : Aliss Mabel AA'hite, pink taffeta; Aliss Brenda Hunter, white satin with side panels; bliss Buckleton,

pale pink crystalline, with frills of lace; Miss Al. Buckleton. sweet pale pink mousseline; blisses E. and T. Oliver, black velvet; Miss Marshall, pretty white crystalline frock; Aliss K. Dive, white satin, with lace embroidery; Miss Annie Cook, white silk; Aliss Amy Steele,White hailstone muslin, with Maltese lace; Aliss Violet Brewis, black velvet; Mies Daisy Brewis, pale blue frock; .bliss Alana Tompkins, pale blue mousseline; bliss Isabel Kanstead, eream; Aliss Helen Chitiy, cream; bliss E. Chitty, white pailette; Aliss Tompkins, pale pink silk, lace panels; Miss Cussen, pale blue; bliss Primrose, pale blue embroidered voile; Miss Tui Ring, white pailette; Aliss Hazel Jackson, cream; Miss Edgecumbe, dainty muslin; Miss M. Holden (Thames),

vieux rose frock; Miss Mabel Gwynne, cream; Miss Williams, bronze silk, veiled in beaded chiffon; Miss Aneienne, heliotrope veiled in net, with violets. At Home. The second of the series of functions in aid of the Hamilton Croquet Club was given by Mrs. Brewis at her residence on Friday last. “Progressive five hundred” was played in both dining and drawing-rooms, which caused much merriment. Mrs. Stevens was the fortunate lady winner of a silver cup, and Mr. Cork was the highest gentleman seorer. Mrs. Brewis received her guests in black charmeuec, with applique lace insets, veiled in black ninon; Mrs. Johnson (Melbourne) wore a pretty gown of grey and white with lace; Miss Brewis, pale pink muslin; Misses Daisy ancl Violet Brewis, black velvet frocks. Among those present were:—Mrs. Rawson, black sequin net frock over black silk: Miss Rawson, pale pink eharmeuse, with Malteuse insertion; Mrs. Watson, -Wedgwood blue frock; Mrs. Furze, black silk; Mrs. H. Valder. blue silk, draped in lovely lace; Mrs. Valder. black silk; Mrs. Totman. pale blue silk: Miss Jolly, blue and gold shot silk: Mis- Newel), black silk, lovely .Maltese lace. Eton-coat; Mrs. Douglas, silk dark skirt; Mrs. Whyte, black Jace ove? £.rccn silk: Rene Whyte, whitf silk blouse.- dal’i -tjkirt; Mrs. Cork, black velvet; Mrs. Herbert; Miss Riley, heliotrope muslin; Mrs. Tompkins, black velvet; Mrs. Bull, cream frock, with point lace panel; Mrs. Kerr, black silk; Miss Rothwell, black velvet; Mrs. Herdman, lagoon blue silk, -veiled in black ninon-. Mrs. Goodall, mole-col-oured poplin, with embroidered vest.