Princess Tea Party
Little girls enjoyed being royalty for a day at the Princess Tea Party, presented by Kosair Charities, Dec. 1 at Mellwood Arts & Entertainment Center. The little princesses participated in art projects and had the chance to personalize their own tiaras at the fun-filled event.
The party was a part of the Junior League of Louisville’s Hollydays Art & Gift Market, and was sponsored by Christmas at the Galt House.
Photos by BILL WINE | Contributing Photographer
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- Tiffany Cardwell selected several bracelets to purchase.
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- Sophia and Ashley Burch.
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- Snow Ferry Jennifer helped Sophia Burch.
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- Sloane Ishmael was focused on her artwork.
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- Katherine and Leslie Rueff.
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- Katherine and Leslie Rueff worked together to make a princess crown.
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- Judi and Zoe Zernickow.
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- Jackie McNeilly.
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- Front right to left, Haley Cardwell, Sarah and Laura Sheffer, Tiffany Cardwell.
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- Erin and Caroline Mussler, Sandi Vogel.
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- Edie Daugherty smiled as she displayed her artwork.
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- Caroline Rueff.
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- Caroline Mussler had fun making her princess crown.
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- Brinn Ishmael, Snow Fairy Jennifer, Sloane Ishmael and Ally Fleenor.
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- Brinn Ishmael was focused on decorating her cookie.
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- Brinn Ishmael cleaned her paint brush.
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- Ava and Lindsay Gorter.
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- Ava Gorter, Snow Ferry Jennifer and Sophia Burch.
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- Ava Gorter worked on making her princess crown.
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- Ava Gorter was all smiles.
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- Annabelle, Trish, Olivia, Josephine and Jennifer Foy.
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- Angelica and Deborah Smith.
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- Angelica Smith, Snow Fairy Jennifer and Marketing Manager of The Galt House Kelly Gream.
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- Angelica Smith painted.
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- Ally Fleenor decorated her cookie.
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