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Hundreds gather at the Riverside Hilton was the 42nd annual ceremony of the St. Elizabeth Guild, the "Best New Orleans" show celebrated lunch in a format-sales mode. The two main sponsors were Magnolia Foundation and The James R. Moffett Family Foundation. Chanel Evening Bags As it has done for years, Margaret Dubuisson Blitch served as mistress of ceremonies. After breakfast on the agenda of the volunteer activists Megan Dearie was for the national anthem, the guild president Suzette (Mrs. Rudolph) Herpich for hosting and thanks to Cynthia Aucoin and Kathy Mitchell and President lunch "cooperation", organized Dillard fashion show by Joan Ingram and with celebrities / models of community, entertainment and remarks Operatit Good Catholic Charities Gordon Wadge. After a call, the audience enjoyed lunch. A winter salad Louisiana was the opening of light manages to grilled chicken breast and carrot cake. Topping the tables were inspired by the autumn centerpieces of sunflowers in terracotta pots. During this time, many guests have been popping up from their seats to offer the auction of various boards. Extra excitement came through the parade prizes, raffles and prizes. On an annual basis, 10 people are selected as exemplary volunteer activists. 2012 Winner Gayle Benson were opened. Then Nicki Candies, Jim LaPorte, Sharon Merchant, Marcy Mayeux, Cynthia M. Molyneux, Jamie Ann Moreau, Cindy G. Paulin, R. Stan Salathe Sonda Stacey. As they walked the runway, the audience warm applause. Tribute more in the shop was. From 1987 to 1988, when Leah Lange Chase, were honored Yvonne Ross Coe and Betty Lauricella Valker teenage activists returned to the room, as the 2012 Hall of Fame winner. A nod figurative - and by the way, a number have been found in public - that honor went to lunch president Jeanie Favret, auction results chairs Suzette Herpich and Kathi Zimmerman, and committee chairmen Helen Andry Cheryl Cabes, Eileen Capritto (a model), Sandra Chaisson, Colleen Cloninger, Carolyn D'Antonio, Rosalie Edwards, Annette Francingues, Joan Ingram, Casey Klaman, Jeri Landry, Vicki Lee, Gaynell Pervel, Sandy Saucier, Carolyn Scholtterer, Dottie school, Julie Vander Brook, Mary Winn, Cindy Wooderson and Faye Young. Members of the committee were counted by tens of thousands. "One reason," the event and the work of the Guild of St. Elizabeth, the care of children of the archdiocese for more than four decades took. Still does. Specific programs are Saint-Jean-Baptiste Head Start, Independent Living Skills Program, Padua Pediatrics and Hope Cafe. The Guild is to St. Elizabeth of Hungary, who was born in 1207 and lived only 24 years named. During this time, she was known for his great compassion, especially for the poor. Going back in the history of Greek mythology, the Titans chose 12, a primitive race of powerful deities, the Earth for a period of time. A local club, the Titans of Greater New Orleans, and this name is 'governed' excited on a recent Saturday night at Jefferson Orleans South. "Friends are there" was the theme of the 25th Dance. As our guest, was "cocktail" or "costume" the dress, while white tuxedos were sartorially right for the members. Topping the list was Titans Club President Paul Mitchell, who was joined by his wife, Donna Mitchell Gross. Other officers present were Anthony W. Richard, Margaret, Carolyn Kendall Bossier, Jr. Blaise Duhe with Betty, Wayne DeLarge with Mary Pat Wilmer Jacobs, Walter Robinson with Brenda and Lucien Gauff with Pat Proxy list contains the name Kenneth Leary, came from Wayne Baudy with Lorraine, Willard Dumas with Karin, Edward Jr. and Donna Gilbert, Walter Glapion Jr., James Moore with Shaundra, Joseph Pepin in Ennis, core with Dottie Reese, Joseph Jr. Relf with Jere and Staies Milfred with Jacinta. The master of ceremonies was Norman Robinson (one of the models fashion show from Dillard Elizabeth Street) members above song "Friends" theme, danced to the outgoing call, and making music by Clark Knighten and 4X4 connection Titans and guests to the dance floor for these popular selections like " Swing "," Sweet Thing "and limited" Electric Slide. " Now the Titans Champions! The three "teams" of the Jewish Community Center (CCC), Jewish Family Services (JFS) and Tulane Hillel (TH) met at the club XLIV at Champions Square (next to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome) for an event benefit of the organization at the local level programs. The theme of "An Evening of Champions ... 3 teams. 1 Purpose", was sponsored by setting upscale club and sports fields. Quarter Backing "champions" were Schlackman Debbie, Jenny Rich and Ina Davis and JCC, JFS President and TH and Brian Katz, Benay Bernstein and Jay Kaplan, CCM, JFS President and TH. And Jane Steiner, Morris and Cathy Bart, Julie Wise Oreck and Marshall, Leslie and Nathan Fischman, Deena Gerber, Rabbi Yonah Schiller and Allison, four Shepards and Hal and Kathy Louis and Dana, Nancy and Steve Timm, Arlene and Paul Barron, auctioneer (Barron and son) Scott Consuelo, Ann and Robert iron, Carol Good, John and Amy Haspel, Peter Sperling, Richard Buchsbaum and Johnny Dennis, Sherrie and Alan Goodman, Susan and Bill Hess, Bill Goldring Keith and Missy Miller and Josh Rubenstein. Fun features include music by DJ Lance Sherlock P2 Entertainment, Big Ticket Raffle tickets prices for Super Bowl XLVII in 2013 and Allstate Sugar Bowl, which was won by Nate Africk, an auction of 150 pieces, and series of delicacies from Chef Rommel Hernandez . Only a package of 18 holes of golf on the golf course TPC Louisiana offered with Rabbis Yonah Schiller and David Goldstein with a small religious commentary between each hole.