A bonfire hi-tea by Rameen & Zahra Bassat in FMS committee.

The hostesses of the event,
Rameen Anis and Zahra Bassat.

The month of January had an extra ordinary party enstored for the members of FMS committee. As it was the turn of Rameen Anis and Zahra Bassat to host the event. And both the ladies are blessed to have, big, beautiful, artistically done houses. Also possess, great reputations of arranging lavish, entertaining and extremely elegant parties. So, hopes were high. And the ladies did rise to the expectations.

On 17th January, 2014, Rameen's open house awaited the guests. With a very cozy and comfortable sitting arrangement in the open lawn as well. Hawaiian torches, pegged into it. A big cauldron of bonfire placed in the middle. Garden heaters fixed near each sitting, to let the guests enjoy the crisp winter look of Rameen's well pruned, prize winning lawn. Yes! Rameen personally takes care of the horticulture inside her house and her lawn is always included in the annual spring contest, held by cantonment administration and mostly wins prizes, in one category or the other.

Rameen also extends her services as volunteer, to SOS village and SOS Herman Gmeiner school. She is one of the distinguished board members of both, the school and the village.

She is also famous for her culinary skills, mostly baking. Sometimes, on great public demand, she goes on to arrange baking classes as well (mostly at her home).

Back to the event: Rameen and Zahra had extended the invitation of their party to their friends outside FMS committee also. So, there were many non members, there as well. But each and every girl (as we select to call them) appeared gorgeous in the winter styled clothes. Do not forget Rameen is well known for carrying herself in great style, which definitely compels others, to show up at her parties at their best.

And Rameen's style statement is evident in everything she does. The beautiful decoration of her house and the way it is maintained, speaks volumes about her aestheic sense. Even for the party, her efforts could be witnessed, through the flower arrangements, the candle lit everywhere and the general ambiance that reflected beauty, from every corner.

Zahra Bassat also helped Rameen, in the layout and decorations of the dinning table. Rameen's sister in law, Mrs. Tehmina Munir was also there to lend a hand. But Rameen had already perfected the whole arrangement. From the forks and spoons, to the scrumptious display of the etables, everything was sparkling.Telling stories of the great effort put on them.

Anyway, it turned out to be an extremely pleasing get together. We appreciate the efforts made by the hostesses and look forward to seeing, more of their partying on FarihaMunirShahTimes. Very well done, ladies!!!

Dr. Saleha Bkhari, Mahnaz Farid, Fariha Munir Shah, Rameen Anis, Hania Shahid
With Zahra Bassat and Misbah at the back.

Masooma Sibtain Shoaib

Filza Akbar and Freeha Ismail

Zahra Bassat and Hania Shahid.

Kiran Dogar and Rabbania.

The stylish mother Teresa of Multan,
Mahnaz Farid Sheikh.

Freeha Ismail, Fatima Gillani and Rani.

Farah Saqib and Alina Gillani

Rabia Rehman and Mala Ahsan.

Saima, Sumera and Zainab

Saima Faisal and Rani together.

A friend with Misbah.

Tehmina Munir.

Zahra Bassat.

Misbah, Bushra Gillani and Kiran Doggar.

Tehmina Khakwani, with Sara, Amira Bucha and Zainab Khakwani.

The beautiful display arranged by Rameen Anis.

The candle lit flower arrangements and the bonfire,

Tehmina and Rameen finalizing the arrangements.

The perfect layout.

All's well, when ends' well, Rameen, at end of party.

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