Parties Extra!—February 29, 2008—Boulevard Boys have lunch
Boulevard Boys Party…. Every month members of the all alumni Classen High School Boulevard Boys meet for lunch, date night or for golf. In February they had the annual Sweetheart luncheon at the Boulevard Cafeteria.
Nancy and Gene Sewell and Lily and Bill Dunlap were greeters and Maryland and Archer Stotts served the “Comet” Valentine cake. Claude Woody gave each person a candy party favor.
Classen School for Advanced Studies principal, Valorie Harris, was a special guest.
The “Entourage” Men’s Quartet with James Foster, Elvie Ellis, E.J. Thomas and Zach Thomas, also from Classen sang songs including “Let Me Call You Sweetheart” and “Dear Classen High School.”
Brian Anderson played classical guitar.
Annie Bohanon’s picture hung in the dining room of Sarah and Dan Hogan’s house the day of her party. ( Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
HONORING ANNIE….Gene Barth, Dannie Bea Hightower, Joan Frates, Sarah Hogan and Ann Hoover were hostesses at a party honoring Annie Bohanon who received one of Oklahoma City University’s Awards of Excellence. The party was in the Hogan home.
A picture of the honoree was set in the mirror in the dining room where candies, monogrammed petit fours, cheeses and fruits were served to the guests. Beautiful roses, tulips and hydrangeas in green vases decorated the tables, along with strands of pearls and hats, all depicting Annie’s traits.
A huge sign hung in the window saying “Congratulations to our Imaginative, Innovative, Incredible and Visionary Annie.” The sign was decorated with hats, pearls, glasses, gloves and shoes.
Hostess Ann Hoover welcomed guests and Bohanon gave a brief talk.
Annie Bohanon shares her gratitude for her honor with the people at the party. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
Hostess Sarah Hogan talks with Annie Bohanon and Linda Kennedy Rosser. Other hostesses were Gene Barth, Dannie Bea Hightower, Joan Frates, Ann Hoover and ( Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
Dannie Bea Hightower, one of the hostesses for the party talks with Gennie Johnson and Mary Mahaffey. ( Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
AFTER THE BALL…Rita Moore, Wanda and Bill Swisher, Cheryl and Stephen Browne and Meg and Chris Salyer honored Annie Bohanon at an “After the Ball Brunch”. It was at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country.
Bohanon received the Dulaney-Browne Society Award at the Oklahoma City University Awards of Excellence honoring Distinguished Women of Oklahoma.
Bouquets of white daisies were on the tables for the seated party, along with the hats, pearls and lots of confetti stars.
Table talk was about the dinner and dance the night before honoring four women including Bohanon, Ann Johnstone, Linda Haneborg and Carol Blackwood.
Among the party-goers were Dick Bohanon, Kaye and Ed Cook, Charlotte Richels, Brenda and Tom McDaniel, Ann and Burns Hargis, Sally and Dick Burpee, Cathy and Russ Walker, Ann Hoover, Karen and Rob Luke, Marilyn Balyeat, Bill Holley, Mary and Mike Mahaffey, Gene and Ed Barth, Dannie Bea Hightower, Charlotte Richels, Kon Keesee, Suzanne and Stanley Cunningham, Kitty and Dick Champlin, Beth and Jim Tolbert, Sue Ann and Dudley Hyde, Carol and Mac Troy and Mary Beth and David Busby.
Tom Mc Daniel and Annie Bohanon were at the party at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club honoring Bohanon. Hosts were Rita Moore, Wanda and Bill Swisher, Cheryl and Stephen Browne and Meg and Chris Salyer .(Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
Gene Barth and Carol Troy were at the “After The Ball” party honoring Annie Bohanon. ( Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
Rob and Karen Luke visit with their friends at the party. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
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Parties Extra!—February 26,2007—Girl Scout Luncheon
ANNUAL JULIETTE LOW LEADERSHIP SOCIETY LUNCHEON
As Susan Stamberg talked, she was also shown,throughout the room of 450 women, on the big screen. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace.)
Susan Stamberg from National Public Radio was the featured speaker at the annual Juliette Low Leadership Society Luncheon at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. The luncheon benefits the Red Lands Council Girl Scouts and Stamberg was a Girl Scout herself.
Three Girl Scouts led the 450 women at the luncheon in the Girl Scout Promise and the Girl Scout Law. Centerpieces were terra cotta pots with gardens of grass and Gerber daisies.
Long strands of pearls were sold for $20. (the price of a Girl Scout membership and pin). The pearl idea came from the fact that Founder in 1912 Juliette Low sold her pearls to found the Girl Scouts of the United States in Savannah, Georgia. Money from the pearl fund raiser will help girls who might not be able to join the program.
Kay Goebel and Joan Maguire were co-chairmen of the luncheon. They presented Jim Vallion a special certificate for assisting committee members with flowers since the inception of the luncheon.
Lou Kerr was honorary chairman and advisory committee members were Annie Bohanon, Marion DeVore, Christy Everest, Dannie Bea Hightower, Karen Luke and Polly Nichols.
Committee members included Maria Abbott, Amy Amundsen, Gene Barth, Kelly Basey, DeDe Benham, Corey Blake, Gerry Bonds, Nancy Bradley, Cheryl Browne, Ione Browne, Karen Browne,Jolly Brown, Elaine DeGiusti, Susan Drake, Lori Fink and Joan Frates.
Also Molly Ross Fritch, Peggy Gandy, Joan Gilmore, Kathi Goebel, Vicki Gourley, Anne Gray, Debby Hampton, Jana Harkins, Ann Hoover, Leslie Hudson, Wiley Hugos, Ann Johnstone, Karen Keith, Beth Kerr, Renee Knox, Julie Knutson, Laura Lang, Becky Love, Melanie Maguire, Debbie McKinney, Elizabeth Meares, Hedra Merson, Saundra Naifeh, Kristi Oliver, Ashley Parrish, Sandy Pembroke, Joy Richardson, Charlotte Richels, Edie Roodman, Paula Sanford, Wendi Schuur, Sarah Sears, Gayle Semtner, Linda Slawson, Kathy Stewart, Carter Townsend, Julie Tubb, Jim Vallion, M.J. VanDeventer, Kathy Walker, Jean Warren, Kathy Williams, Christi Woodworth and Phyllis Worley.
Lana Lopez and Jane Thompson pick out their pearls at the Juliette Low Leadership Society luncheon at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. ( Photo by Helen Ford Wallace.)
Anne Gray and Ann Johnstone were seating chairmen for the luncheon. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
Pearls were draped on the tables at the luncheon. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
PARTIES EXTRA!—February 25, 2008—INTEGRIS GALA ANNOUNCED
Elaine and Harrison Levy and Sherry and Ike Bennett model their rock and roll attire for the upcoming Integris Baptist Medical Center Foundation Circle of Friends Gala. Elaine Levy and Sherry Bennett are co-chairmen. (Photo provided).
ANNUAL GALA.… April 5 is the date set for the 10th annual Integris Baptist Medical Center Foundation Circle of Friends Gala. It is a rock and roll party at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club which includes dancing, singing and hand jive.
Featuared entertainment will be Bowzer and the Stingrays, Danny and The Juniors and Shirley Allston Reeves.
Elaine Levy and Sherry Bennett are co-chairmen and Integris Health President and CEO Stan Hupfeld will be the master of ceremonies. The sponsor party will be in the home of Jill and Jim Williams.
For information, call 405-951-5005.
PARTIES EXTRA!—FEBRUARY 22, 2008—TWO BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED
BLACK-TIE BIRTHDAY….Two birthdays were celebrated at a formal event at the Oklahoma Heritage Center. Linda Barnett was host for a dinner dance honoring her husband, Jerry, for his 65th birthday, and her mother, Isabel Croft, for her 95th birthday.
100 friends and family members attended the black-tie party. They were entertained by The Mary Sallee Jazz group. Granddaughter Mackenzie Barnett sang.
John Turner and George Nigh gave tributes. Red and pink roses were on the tables and a five-course dinner was served.
PARTY FOR ART… Taos, New Mexico artist Marsha Siler Kidd was in Oklahoma City on February 15 with 40 of her impressionist oil paintings.
A wine and cheese reception at the Sportsman’s Country Club honored Marsha and husband Wayne Kidd.
A tall vase of flowers was set on the serving table and it held flowers of their home area, delphinium, snapdragons, daisies and roses, all in the colors of the artist’s palette. Marsha is also an avid gardener.
Marsha brought 40 paintings including Northern New Mexico vistas, flower scenes, Colorado landscapes, horses, current plein air pictures with lots of snow and a Taos pueblo picture. They came from Wichita, Ks., where they were visiting her parents who were celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary.
Lela and Mark Sullivan entertained the artist at dinner.
Among the guests were Lou Kerr, Tom Knott, Linda and Ron James, Pam Smith, Susan and Peter Hoffman, Judi Freyer, Joy Tucker, Lela and Mark Sullivan, Phyllis and Dan Stough, Barbara and Bud Beeler, Lynn and Ron White, Janie and Jon Axton, Lisa and Nick Berry, Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Kay and Gates Oliver, Carole and Ed Kelley, Jim Vallion, Mary and Mike Mahaffey, Bette and Jim MacKellar, Betty and Herschal Crow, Susan and Pat Sigmon, Ann Jacobson and Stacey Allen.
KICK-OFF COFFEE…Karen Swyden and Cheryl Hewett invited friends to Judy and Tom Love’s home to tell them about an upcoming spring luncheon featuring Patty Duke and the Oklahoma Mental Health Consumer Council.
Swyden talked about the May 1 event at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country. Executive Director Kay Rote talked about OMHCC’s role in mental health in Oklahoma.
HEARTS AND COOKIES….Lots of sugar went down at the Valentine’s Party in the home of Annie and Dick Bohanon. Decorated cookies, cupcakes and candy were served to classmates of Meg, Julia and Ellie Bohanon. Co-hostesses were their mothers, Kristen and Kim Bohanon.
Tulle and red tulips decorated the home.
Isabella di Gregorio, Isabel O’Connor, Meg Bohanon, Ellie Bohanon and Julia Bohanon, front, and Annie Bohanon, back, celebrate Valentine’s Day. ( Photo by David Faytinger.)
Catelyn Farhood, Ava Platt, Tylar Lason, back: Lisa Farhood, Elizabeth Platt, Leslie Milsten, Linde di Gregorio enjoy the Bohanon party. ( Photo by David Faytinger)
ROMANTIC EVENING….75 Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club members celebrated Valentine’s Day with a dinner/dance. Theme was New York City’s Central Park and plants and trees were set inside the Cypress Room, along with park benches and the Manhattan Skyline.
The Floyd Haynes Orchestra played for dancing. Bouquets of red carnations decorated the tables.
After the gourmet dinner, desserts included honey ginger pots de crème, strawberries with orange scented Chantilly Cream and chocolate truffles.
Mike and Shirley Kirschner and Leah and Lin Meiring were at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club Valentine dinner. ( Photo by David Faytinger).
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PARTIES EXTRA!—FEBRUARY 18,2008—New Mexico Artist Marsha Kidd Comes To Oklahoma City
ARTIST COMES TO TOWN
Taos, New Mexico, artist Marsha Kidd displays her artwork. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace)
Marsha Kidd brought 40 of her paintings to show friends. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace)
Jim Vallion and Lynn White were at the reception at the Sportsman’s Club. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
Taos, New Mexico, Artist Marsha Kidd was in Oklahoma City on February 15 with 40 of her impressionist oil paintings.
A wine and cheese reception at the Sportsman’s Country Club honored Marsha and husband Wayne Kidd.
A tall vase of flowers was set on the serving table and it held flowers of their home area, delphinium, snapdragons, daisies and roses, all in the colors of the artist’s palette. Marsha is also an avid gardener.
Marsha brought 40 paintings including Northern New Mexico vistas, flower scenes, Colorado landscapes, horses, current plein air pictures with lots of snow and a Taos pueblo picture.
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PARTIES EXTRA!—FEBRUARY 16, 2008—DOEL REED CENTER AND OSU
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DOEL REED ART CENTER…Lela and Dr. Mark Sullivan and Ann and Burns Hargis invited their friends to the Sullivan house for a reception. They wanted to tell them about The Doel Reed Center for the Arts.The Center ( composed of three adode houses) in Taos, New Mexico, has been donated to Oklahoma State University by Martha Reed, Doel Reed’s daughter. The Center will be for national/international artists and scholars and will also have courses and programs in landscape architecture, English, History, Music, Theater, Geology, Geography, Physics and Botany. There is an OSU Art Department on site.Dr. Sullivan welcomed guests and Lela Sullivan told a little history about her grandfather, Henry G. Bennett who was an early day OSU president, and Doel Reed, the first professor of art at OSU. Burns Hargis introduced current art department, Sallie McCorkle and other OSU dignitaries at the party. Lela Sullivan presented a Doel Reed original print to OSU from her mother’s, Frances Bennett’s, collection.
Burns and Ann Hargis and Lela and Mark Sullivan welcome friends to the Sullivan home where they heard about the Doel Reed Center for the Arts which is in New Mexico. (Photo by David Faytinger.)
Mark and Lela Sullivan are interviewed by NewsOk Video Host Angi Bruss. ( Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
Burns Hargis and State Sen. Cliff Branan talk at the party. ( Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
BEST OF THE BEST…Beth Portman was introduced as “Theta of the Year” at the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumni annual Founder’s Day luncheon at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club.Also honored were two members who been in the group for 75 years. They are Mary Jane Hemry and Virginia Johnson. Women who have been members for 50 year were also introduced. They are Loritta Cleveland, Mary Fraley, Dru Marseilles, Mary Denman, Marcia Hunzicker, Linda Kennedy Rosser and Jean Watson.Elizabeth Prosser presented a slide show about the honorees. Susan Shumate was luncheon chairman and Amy Cottrell is president.
Committee members Elizabeth Prosser, Susan Shumate, Celena McCord, Betsy White were at the Founder’s Day luncheon. (Photo by David Faytinger).
FINE DINING….Members of Delta Delta Delta alumni group met at Kam’s Kookery for dinner and a cooking demonstration by Kamala Gamble. She provided wine and hors d’oeuvres while demonstrating some of her special recipes.Then, Kamala served a wonderful dinner including butternut squash soup, pork tenderloin and pots de crème.
Annette Hixson, Leslie Baumert, Ann McBride and Claudia Robertson assist with cooking duties. (Photo by David Faytinger).
SPECIAL GUEST….Nancy Berry from New York City was in town to attend the Oklahoma City Community Foundation dinner and Annie and Dick Bohanon entertained at a cocktail party .
Bill Cleary, Annie Bohanon, Nancy Berry and Russ Walker talk at the party Annie and Dick Bohanon had for Nancy Berry. (Photo by David Faytinger)
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PARTIES EXTRA!—FEBRUARY 8, 2008—JOY OF SUSTAINER COOKING
Nan Buxton, Penny McCaleb and Susan McPherson wait to sample some of the foods in the cooking class. (Photo provided.)
SUSTAINERS COOK….Gail Bollinger demonstrated her culinary skills at a Junior League class called the “Joy of Sustainer Cooking. ”She showed women how to prepare the classic seven-minute icing for chocolate layer cake and how to blanch and cook fresh green beans.
Her lunch menu also included baked salmon which she and her husband, Lee Bollinger, caught in Alaska.This is the second cooking class in a series. Susan Robertson showed the group how to bake eggs and Carl Milam will have a class at Musashi’s.
Bob and Linda Bowles and Mary Ann and Don Morrison were at the going away party for the Morrisons. The Bowles were hosts. (Photo by David Faytinger.)
FOND FAREWELL…Mary and Don Morrison were honorees at a party hosted by Linda and Bob Bowles.The group gathered for hors d’oeuvres in the Bowles home which was filled with Linda Bowles’ artwork. The group then went to Charlie Newton’s Restaurant for dinner.The Morrisons are moving February 27th to Spokane, Washington.
Don Reeves, Lynda Haller, Gretchen Jeane were at the retirement party for Haller at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum and Reeves and Jeane presented her with a “Wrangler.” (Photo by David Faytinger.)
AND THE WRANGER GOES TO….Director of public relations and museum events at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum Lynda Haller was honored at a reception. She is retiring after 13 years at the NCWHM.
Executive Director Charles Schroeder welcomed the guests and everyone enjoyed a telephone tribute to the honoree. Movie stars left recorded messages and pictures of them were shown on the big screen.Curator of the Cowboy Collections Don Reeves gave Haller a Jacque Smiley necklace. She also received the “Oscar of the West,” a “Wrangler,” sculpture of a cowboy on a horse. She presented her own video thanking her co-workers.
Chris Salyer, Richard and Mary Geren and Meg Salyer were at the progressive dinner for Mount St. Mary High School. (Photo by David Faytinger)
HOUSE PARTIES…Three neighbor couples hosted a progressive dinner to benefit Mount St. Mary High School. Manda and Mark Ruffin bought the auction item a couple of months ago and brought eight guests to the party.
Hosts were Patti and Mark Mellow, Meg and Chris Salyer and Lori and Ty Tyler. Kurt Fleischfresser of the Coach House cooked the food, including Beef Wellington.The Mellows served hors d’oeuvres, the Salyers had the main course and the Tylers were hosts for dessert. At the Salyers home vases held tropical flowers and the guests took the arrangements home as party favors.
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PARTIES EXTRA!—FEBRUARY 1, 2008—DR. MCCAFFREE IS OKLAHOMA COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY PRESIDENT
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Inaugural Dinner
Drs. Mary Anne and D. Robert McCaffree were at the dinner.
Dr. Gary and Sherry Strebel arrive at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. (Photos by Helen Ford Wallace.)
Dr. Mary Anne McCaffree, Ann Hargis and Oklahoma County Medical Society Executive Director Janna Timberlake talk as NewsOk video host Angi Bruss interviews Burns Hargis, one of the “roasters”for the evening. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace)
RX: PARTY….New Oklahoma County Medical Society President Dr. D. Robert McCaffree and his wife Dr. Mary Anne McCaffree were honorees at a black- tie dinner at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club.
Dr. Robert McCaffre
The event also featured an informal “roast” of the new president and the passing of the president’s gavel. Burns Hargis and Mike Turpen conducted the “roast.”A string quartet played during the cocktail hour. Kathy Bookman was the OCMS Alliance chairman of the dinner.
Black and white tablecloths were used and white candles and tall bouquets of calla lilies and of hydrangeas and lilies were on the tables. Flowers from the dinner were donated to Hospice of Oklahoma County. Dr. Bud Oehlert gave the welcome and Dr. Jay Cannon gave the “Don F. Rhinehart M.D. Medical Service Award” to Dr. James Michael Crutcher.
Among the 240 partygoers were Kathy and Dr. Larry Bookman, Debbie and Dr. Ron Sutor, Sharon and Dr. John Bozalis, Nina and Dr. Mukesh Parekh, Sherry and Dr. Gary Strebel, Jana Timberlake, Linda Larason, Debbie Adams, Carol and Dr. Jim Hampton, Dr. Teresa Shavney and Richard Knapp and Ann and Burns Hargis.
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Erin Brewer, Lil Ross, Mickie Lara, Jane Gridley were at the Byliners Tea in the Ross home. (Photo by David Faytinger).
SPECIAL GUESTS…An afternoon tea in the home of Lil Ross honored past and present Byliner Award winners. The event, celebrating its’ 50th year, was hosted by members of the Women in Communications Association.
2008 honorees are Lt. Gov. Jari Askins, Gerry Bonds, Dr. Susan Chambers, Suzanne Edmondson, The. Hon. Carol Hansen and Jo Rowan.
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LOTS OF CANDLES…Jamie Farha and Jeanne Polk were hostesses for their friends who celebrate January birthdays. It was in the Farha home which was decorated with lots of pink roses and pink daisies.
There was a strawberry cake, chocolate truffle cake and decorated sugar cookies.
Guests included Marjorie Polk, Brenda McDaniel, Lelah Craig, Annie Bohanon, Terry Bradley, Laurie Hyde, Patty Jones, Ranell Brown, Susan Hoffman, Liz Coe, Libby Denner, Cheryl Nikkel, Sue Ann Hyde, Dannie Bea Hightower, Betsy Daugherty, Mattie Perryman and Debbi Wehba.
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Jennifer McCharen, Mindy McCleery, Gayle Sanger-Berry, Marty McCharen and Gayle McConnaughey attend the baby shower honoring McCleery.
OH JOY, IT’S A BOY….Mindy McCleery was honoree at a baby shower in the home of Judy Ferguson. Co-hostesses were Susan Moorman, Pat Timberlake, Kaye Adams and Mary Streich.
The hostesses gave her blue baskets with animals, toys and baby clothes. Gifts also included a scrapbook filled with pictures from Jennifer McCharen and a hand-knitted baby blanket from Dadie Bishop.
Among the others at the party were Marty McCharen, Gayle Sanger-Berry, Betty Pickett, Vicki Cherry, Taffy Fellingham, Erica Haas, Cindy McCharen and Linda Hill.
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PASS THE VINO… Inaugurating a new wine society were members of the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. General Manager Oliver Boudin honored the new members with an Italian and French wine dinner.
Boudin and Sommelier Kasi Shelton created the dinner using both Italian and French wines and members were given the history and description of each wine and then they voted on their favorites. Italian wines were declared the winner.
Inducted into the Wine Society were Sue and Scott Spradling, Diana and Danny Kennedy, Nancy and Joe Warren, Evie and Jim Wood and Patty and Kent Cohenour. They were given green and purple Wine Society ribbons.
To celebrate the induction Boudin “sabered” a bottle of Champagne. During the ritual which began in the Napoleonic era, a bottle is opened with a single edge sword with a clean slice on the neck of the bottle. Each inductee was invited to saber a bottle.
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Maggie Barrett and Carolyn Harl share the month of January for their birthdays. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
WEEK OF CELEBRATION…Maggie Barrett spent last week celebrating her 75th birthday.Her brother, Jim Vallion, told her to invite friends for seven nights to go to her favorite places for dinner.She chose Iron Starr, Okura Sushi and Grill, 501 Café, Metro Wine Bar and Bistro, Boulevard Steakhouse, Charleston’s and the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club.
Also various friends took her to lunch. Wayne Hirst catered lunch for everyone in Trochta’s Flowers where Maggie works.She had numerous birthday cakes, lots of gifts and birthday cards and a lot of fun. “If I had known how much fun I would have, I would have been eager to get to 75, “she said.
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Vic Bird, Kay Harley, Anne Johnstone and Jill and Clint Pitzer celebrate Johnstone’s award at a dinner. (Photo by David Faytinger.)
CONGRATULATIONS….Ann Johnstone, one of the winners of the Oklahoma City University Awards of Excellence, was honored at dinner in the home of Pam and Bill Shdeed.Co-hosts were Joan and Mac Maguire, Debbie and Ken McKinney, Polly and Larry Nichols, Charlotte and John Richels.
The party was in the Shdeed home. Johnstone is the winner of the Norick-Hulsey Gallery Society award honoring Distinguished Women of Oklahoma. The event is February 23 at the Skirvin Hotel.
Other Awards of Excellence winners are Linda Haneborg, Annie Bohanon and Carol Blackwood.
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