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TUE, JAN 3 6:04PM by admin2

Party Girl 01.04.12

Local performing arts patrons ate, drank and were merry in the festively decked IberiaBank Tower lobby during “Land of the Sweets,” an annual opportunity to mingle with the stars of The Nutcracker, produced by Lafayette Ballet Theatre.

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TUE, DEC 27 3:12PM by admin2

Party Girl 12.28.11

The future was so bright some guests had to wear shades for Richard and Crystall Youngs’ holiday party aptly titled “The Future is Yours.”

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WED, DEC 21 10:33AM by admin2

Party Girl 12.21.11

UL Lafayette’s award-winning College of Nursing and Allied Professions celebrated its 60th year with a big blowout at the UL Alumni House.

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TUE, DEC 13 4:00PM by admin2

Party Girl 12.14.11

Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011

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Friends, family and colleagues packed Brother’s on the Boulevard for its 35th Anniversary celebration and the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce’s holiday Business After Hours. Owners Brother and Catherine Abdalla warmly greeted guests for the festive occasion.

(1) Catherine and Brother Abdalla, Alicia Abdalla Mouton and Adam Abdalla (2) Connie Gardiner and Karen Malespin (3) Lauren Mouton and chef Brian Blanchard (4) Sandy Swearingen, Marcelle Boudreaux and Monica Swearingen (5) Carolyn Abdalla, Irma Abdalla and Adam Abdalla (6) Dan Hare and Louise Mitchell

Guests were taken by surprise at the “engagement” party of Tami Fontenot and André deClouet at Jefferson Street Pub when the couple decided to make it into a wedding instead. The occasion was doubly special, as Tami’s son, Derek, was in from Afghanistan.

(7) Groom André deClouet with his bride, Tami Fontenot (8) Jana Fontenot, Kayla Melancon and Suzanne Cormier (9) Derek Fontenot with mom Tami

Breast cancer survivors and supporters gathered for the Meet & Greet at the Elaine M. Junca Women’s Imaging Center sponsored by the Breast Health Symposium Committee. Survivors chose their clothing from the selected clothing stores to model at the Breast Cancer Symposium.

(10) Marla Partimbene (11) Raylene Vasseur, Catherine Nepveaux and Phyllis Budd (12) Beth Canterbury, Mary Revol and Shanta Derouselle

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TUE, DEC 6 4:14PM by admin2

Party Girl 12.07.11

Medical personnel and supporters gathered at Picard Park in Milton for the 6th Annual Charity Softball Tournament & 2nd Annual Jambalaya Cook-Off.

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