Lifestyle -> Party Girl TUE, AUG 9 4:45PM by admin2

Party Girl 08.10.11

A stunned DJ Fournerat walked into the Plantation Crossing Clubhouse to find more than 70 guests yelling “Surprise!” in honor of his 75th birthday. All four of DJ’s daughters, Amanda Landry, Kathy Larue, Dorin McBride and Susan Younger, came in for the landmark occasion. Saxophonist and songwriter Leroy “LC” Charles serenaded the crowd with some old favorites and a few new tunes. Kudos to the lovely and charming Lisa Nagem Stevens, who pulled off the surprise without a hitch.

Independent Weekly alums Mary Tutwiler and Nathan Stubbs gave guests a preview of the farm-to-table cuisine and unique libations to come at The Saint Street Inn, located at 407 Brook Ave. just off St. Mary Boulevard. Based on the enthusiastic response from the crowd, the neighborhood bar and restaurant, scheduled to open in mid-August, will be a sure-fire hit!


Amanda Landry, DJ Fournerat and Lisa Nagem Stevens	Kinsley Bourque	Mason Nagem, Jonathan and Torrie Nagem, and David and Jan Nagem


Owners/chefs Mary Tutwiler and Nathan Stubbs	Attorney Elwood Stevens assists in the kitchen	Patrons enjoying specialty drinks at the bar


The perfectly seared scallop

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written by NORTHSIDIAN SHOTGUN , August 13, 2011 - 11:13 pm

Ms. Tut Tut, I wish to reserve seating for two, for August 15, 2011, at 11:15 p.m. Merci Sha

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