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Monday, September 16, 2024

The whimsical, exclusive invite to Locale for Vine & Dine with Maison Louis Latour & Tooksie Kay Catering on Wednesday, September 11, was fully subscribed within 24 hours. Snarling traffic and rain notwithstanding, guests arrived, elegantly clad and eager to enjoy an evening hosted by CPJ and the directors of Locale.

Page 2 Monday kick-starts the week #mindfully,… naturally.

Cheers 2 Louis Latour Raising a toast to a sparkling evening were (from left) Susana Gomez, deputy chancellor, Embassy of Spain; Jennifer Cape, principal of Bella Oasis Day Spa; and Shauntelle Duffus, CPJ corporate wine specialist.Naphtali Junior

Eyeing Page 2 Carreras Chair Patrick Smith was welcomed by Locale co-principal Kerry-Ann Clarke.Naphtali Junior

A Well-Executed Affair CPJ Category Manager Kemmar Lewis raised a congratulatory toast with Locale directors Kerry-Ann Clarke (left), Aiesha Panton (second right) and the evening’s guest chef Alexa Von Strolley for Tooksie Kay LLC.Naphtali Junior

Tasting Notes On hand to introduce guests to the world of Louis Latour were Bruno Pepin, director, sales and marketing and board member at Louis Latour; and Shauntelle Duffus, CPJ corporate wine specialist.Naphtali Junior

Analytical Belles It was almost impossible to ignore the vivacious vibes of Lisa Lewis (left), business development consultant, and Sharon Roper, managing director, SIAN Associates. Naphtali Junior

Triple The Dose CPJ’s Vine & Dine attracted (from left) Shelley Hendrickson, principal, Eye Beauty JA, cosmetic surgeon Dr Sandra Swaby, and realtor Kameika SwabyNaphtali JUnior

Date Night Enjoying Vine & Dine were Dr Matthew Wanliss, general surgery consultant, and his fiancée, anaesthetic consultant Dr Kelly Fletcher.Naphtali Junior

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