Twin Cities social scene comes alive mid-week

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Last Thursday seemed to be where those who lunch and dine out in the evening were around the Twin Cities at their favorite places.

At one hot spot the Founders Bar at Bayou DeSiard Country Club, many were holding court at their special tables.

Among the packed-to-capacity crowd enjoying the latest news were: Margaret Barker along with her husband friendly David, Ellie John was enjoying the evening with friends and the company of her husband Howard. Making a big splash visiting with everyone was the handsome Eric Lavespere, who was in a deep conversation with Allyson Young and Jay Morris. Ken Rug was enjoying himself talking to Kelley Cummins along with others. Carolyn Smith was holding court and Pat Jordan was talking about heading out of town to New Orleans. I bet Janet and Steve Haedicke will be there also.

French Smith, one of the city's best dressed guys was in the crowd with his lovely wife Paige. Buddy Pierson and his wife Janet were On the Town along with Laura Centola and a large group of friends. Jane Conrad was enjoying chatting with many friends at the club looking chic. Deanie Baker, Dr. Jeanine Hopkins, pretty Arabella Moore, stylish Cathi French and Lori French were doing some heavy talking at one of the back tables. Ann Westrom and Marilyn Stern were enjoying the wonderful trio at the club.

We are so proud of our Miss Louisiana Hope Anderson. She was stunning at the Miss America Pageant.

ULM President Nick Bruno and his dear wife Linda were entertaining guests at the club Thursday evening. Vicki Green and Wendall Rogers were dining at their favorite eatery on Friday. It doesn't matter if it's fresh vegetables or king cake Ricky Caples always remembers his friends. On Saturday we enjoyed visiting with Judy and Welton Gaddy. Movie star couple with movie star looks Heath and Jennifer Lord were visiting with their family and a group of friends on Sunday.

Also on Sunday Dr. Walter Sartor was holding court in a private room at a huge square tables at the club with his wife Sue and all their family, I love family gatherings and stopped in for a brief visit. My dear little friend Lucy Sartor was there. Lucy is already a star to me. She's got a shining future ahead of her. That's my girl Lucy.

Gladys Emma Murphy is one jewel of a Southern Belle to me. She is perfectly groomed at all times and has a dear heart. David Brossett enjoyed his birthday with a group of friends. John Denison was visiting with friends. I enjoyed seeing the smiling faces of Mary and Bill Morrow and Pete and Bill Kelly on Sunday. Coach Casey Sanders and his wife Sharon were enjoying being out and about on Saturday. Janelle and George Snellings good friends to all enjoyed dining with their children for Sunday lunch — the best time to gather around the table with good friends and family. When my mother was alive there was always an abundance of family around her table on Sunday. Talk about good food!
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Care Solutions enjoyed a luncheon together on Friday with Judy Sikes who was celebrating her birthday, Erica Noblit, Gayle Judy Denison, Teresa Veuleman, Kemar Burnley, Jan Buckley, April Smith, Anthony Jacola, Gayle Bareswill and Wanda Platt.
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The Black Hat Society gathered for their monthly luncheon. Each member was asked to give the origin of their hat. Several hats were purchased in Antique Alley or at a garage sale. Welcomed as new members were Carol Ferguson and Donna Payne who was wearing a fabulous hat turned up in the back with a big satin bow.

Regular members attending were Ida Cook, Fran Creel, Sherley Chapman, Elaine Boudey, Bobbie Buck, Marjoree Wroten, Betty Frost, Billee Teague, Ann Murray, Alice Davis and Mary Bertrand.
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Marty Grassi was out on Friday with a group of friends celebrating his retirement in a few days. Among those dining and enjoying the evening were his wife Jennie, Barbara Clark, John Clark, Linda Tuttle and George Tuttle. Also seen on the scene on Friday were Caroline and Dr. Doug Brown and Carolyn Smith. Susan and Jay Marx were enjoying the company of Melinda and Morris Mintz. Dianne Cage had lunch with me on Thursday to catch up on what's going on in the Twin Cities.

Martha Jane and Pat Anderson were visiting with dear friends. Nancy and Saul Courtman enjoyed the company of Helen Ledbetter. Dolly and Jeff Jordan made the late dining scene on Friday evening, enjoying the company of friends.古装悬疑电视剧
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Over the weekend many gathered to celebrate the birthday of Tensie McGrew at a dinner gathering that included Natalie Miletello, Lacy Hedgepeth, Claire Carroll, Tamara Smalling and Brooke Whitehead.
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Pretty Carole Anne Kildron flew in from Dallas to surprise her mother Ann Kildron with a birthday luncheon. The festive dining room was filled with balloons, fresh flowers on the tables and a delicious birthday cake. Among the merry makers enjoying our lady's special day were Rose Marie Album, Jo Mary Smith, JoAnne Crone, Shirley Edwards, Mariana Burroughs, Margie Kalil, Phyllis Gordon, Sylvia Masur, Carla Conerly and Ruth Newberry.
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Legends in Grambling was the setting when friends and family from near and far gathered for an evening of elegance and nostalgia to celebrate the 60th birthday of Monroe businessman and community servant Alton R. Brooks.

The surprise birthday soirée was hosted by his daughters, Adrienne Brooks Ogbevire and Amie R. Brooks of Houston and Ashley R. Brooks of Atlanta.

The guest of honor was overwhelmed with cheers and applause as he entered the party walking down a red carpet. Family members gave testimonials as to Alton being the glue that holds the family together. His brother Danny Brooks read a special poem.

Alton's daughters presented him with a portrait of himself at age 33 by Sandra Jackson Codrescu, a Monroe native who now resides in Austin. The evening concluded with a champagne toast, a prayer and plenty of dancing.

Alton has owned and operated A.R. Brooks Paint Contracting for more than 30 years. He also serves the residents in his community by initiating street cleaning and cooking Sunday dinner each week for his elderly neighbors.
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with the Louisiana Stars, and they asked me to be a judge again. The lineup is fabulous with so many "stars" from our community donating their time to this event for Louisiana Delta Ballet.

Here's who I hear will be waltzing, tangoing and discoing around the civic center arena: Pretty and graceful Patty Nelson of Community Trust Bank returns as a past winner, Jon Baccarini of the Strauss Theatre, handsome Steve Cagle who is president of the Lake D'Arbonne Commission, Monroe City Marshall Wince Highshaw, Jeremy Cook from Community Trust Bank, the charming John Blunschi who has Gracie Jiu-Jitsu and Gorilla Fitness, dentist Dr. Justin Tarver, our friend Eric Wheater of KTVE, everyone's favorite FM 103 DJ Dave Maxwell, John "JJ" Salas who has the Hale' Koa Ranch, KNOE personality Ty Russell, Landon Wood from Billy Wood Auto, LSU place kicker and punter Drew Alleman, the Voice of ULM and ESPN talk show host Nick White, our own Tara Knight who has North Elite Athletics, the lovely Cindy Stone, co-owner of Herringtone's Boutique and Ashley Doughty, who has Pie Works Pizza by Design.

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. Mark you calendar for Feb. 10 at 6 p.m.!