Hi-tea by Rameen Anees and Zahra Bassat.

The pretty hostesses, Rameen Anees and Zahra Bassat.

It is the time of the year when the holy month of Ramadan departs, leaving us all the gift of Eid. Summer vacations are coming to an end. Multani-ites are returning to their nests, back to the routines of their lives, in their native land. Even, few months can bring lots of changes in people and places. There have been a great shuffle in the political scene. Before the start of vacations, the prime minister of this country belonged to this land. But now, he is gone; replaced by someone new, who is not expected to hold this office for long too. This is but natural, this world is a temporary abode, no one can hold a position till the end of times.

Anyway, the changes which vacations generally bring in to the ladies of this city are usually; loss or gain of weight, tanning or fairness of complexion. So, for most of the women here in Multan, August is the time, either to receive compliments or comments contradictory to admirations.

One committee party, this blog religiously follows every month, is by FMS. In August, it was the turn of two popular ladies of this city, Rameen Anees and Zahra Bassat to arrange the party. Rameen spent her summers in Nathia Gali and just returned a day before the party. And Zahra Bassat has a tradition in her family to perform Umra during the last ten days of Ramadan. So, at their return, on 27th of August, these lovely ladies arranged a wonderful hi-tea at Ramada for the members of the committee. Everybody thoroughly enjoyed the scrumptious menu of Ramada hi-tea and the great turn-over of the beautiful members of the committee. Congratulations, Zahra and Rameen for arranging such a nice gathering.

The guests: Dr. Saleha Bokhari, Hania Shahid and Mahnaz Farid at the back.

Zahra Bassat and Rameen Anees.

Anjum Sohail and Mahnaz Farid with Snow White Saima faisal in the middle.

Hania Shahid and Farrah Saqib

Sobia Noor, Marium Farruk on left. Masooma Sibtain Shoaib on Right.

Syeda Alina Zahra Gillani.

Dream girl, Rabia Bossan.

Masooma Sibtain Shoaib.

Aasma Suleman and Fozia Buccha.

Afsheen Bhaba & Freeha Ismail.

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