26th Annual Fashion Show & Tea Event - Soroptimist International
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The seats were completely filled as much of the community attended the event in order to show their support for women's empowerment.
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Trio Harmony Etcetera provided the entertainment for the evening by singing for the annual event.
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Julie Reyes won 2 tickets for Festival of Arts by attending the annual event.
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Gilbert Anchondo gleams a bright smile as he shows his support for the annual fashion show and tea party.
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Alia Rodriguez is all smiles as she displays her support for the improvement of the lives of women.
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Cody Tabor attends the event that honors women's role in society.
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Karin Colleen displays her support for women empowerment by attending the annual fashion show and tea party.
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JR Morgan, a U.S. Army sergeant, has served in the service arena and serves once again by modeling for the annual fashion show and tea party.
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Fashion show model, Lauren Caster, struts to support the annual event which serves to empower women.
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Carlos Rodriguez smiles as he shows his support for those who have served to improve the community.
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Anita Berry & Nancy Schields enjoying the evening of fashion and good company.
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The volunteers hard at work as they offer their services for the evening to show their support for the annual fashion show.
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1st winner of the night, Sydney, grins as she holds up her prize from the annual fashion show.
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DeAnn Harned (Soroptomist Member) offered her services to the annual fashion show that helps improve the lives of women.
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Nina Thomas (Soroptomist member) along with a great amount of volunteers were able to help out at the annual fashion show and tea party.
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Carol Alba & Sandy Ferguson succeeded in getting the word out about their event that helps empower women and girls.
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