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Gail Clay, Catharine Burke and Dorothy Cole
Joyce Steele and Jean Zakovec
Various necklaces were some of the raffle items available.
Marge Stapleton, Sue Lamy and Judy Barnhart
Millie Citti and Trina MacDougall
Margaret Romanes, Anne Summers and Diana Emrich
Barbara MacLean and Gail Ashley
The models for the fashion show Anne Roberts, Pam Toft, B.J. Bishop, Elenor Maxhein, Jan Webb, Jane Perin, Laurel Phillips and Vera Piletic
Jean Langhaug and Jean Short
Aside from a raffle, attendees could also bid on silent auction items.
Kathy Sachs, Catharine Burke and Sandy Krause
Lee Rugh and Ingrid Caruso
Raffle items lined the foyer of Bird Key Yacht Club so that as attendees arrived they could look at the various baskets.
Pam Toft models clothes from Dream Weaver Collection.
Anne Roberts walks the runway during the All Angels by the Sea fashion show on March 8.
B.J. Bishop takes a turn on the runway during the All Angels by the Sea fashion show on March 8.
Jane Perin is all smiles as she walks the runway.
Laurel Phillips works the runway in a black and gold piece from Dream Weaver Collection.
Pam Toft smiles at the crowd during the All Angels by the Sea fashion show.
B.J. Bishop shows off a necklace from Dream Weaver Collection.
Elenor Maxhein takes a turn on the runway during the All Angels by the Sea fashion show on March 8.
Laurel Phillips takes a turn on the runway during the All Angels by the Sea fashion show on March 8.
Jane Webb walks the runway during the All Angels by the Sea fashion show on March 8.
It was an afternoon of friendship and fashion for the ladies and friends of All Angels by the Sea Episcopal Church on March 8.
The Episcopal Church Women hosted the annual fashion show at Bird Key Yacht Club. The eight models showed off various fashionable outfits from Dream Weaver Collection, which is located on St. Armand’s Circle. The retail store represents more than 50 of North America’s top fiber artists, according to their website.
Before the show, the ladies, and few gentlemen, present had the chance to bid on and enter raffle tickets for various items, such as jewelry and artwork.
Proceeds from the event went to Family Promise of Sarasota, a local organization that addresses the needs of homeless families in the area.
