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White Angel's party by friends of SOS.

The White Angels together.


Summers are almost over and so are summer vacations. All the Multani-ites, who fled to hill stations or countries abroad, to take refuge from the seasonal heat, returned at the end of August, because the vacations ended. Which ultimately brightened the social scene in the city  in September.

Friends of SOS, also got reunited after a break of two months, over a hi-tea at Ramada by Romana Ahmed, Shumaila, Mrs. Iqbal Khakwani, Asiya Mahay, Maria, Zeb Khan, Saira, Sara, Hina, Madeeha and Amra.

Living upto the traditions of this committee group, another unique theme awaited the members. White Angel, was the desired look. Ladies were requested to appear, wearing White to compliment the theme. The response was amazing. Most of the angels, embraced the idea with open wings and flew, floating in the party, all draped in White. A treat for the sight indeed.

There were games for entertainment of the guests and surprise gifts for the participa
nts . The prize for the most well dressed lady, went to Mehreen Buccha. Whereas, Anjum Sohail was acknowledged as the most punctual of them all. Romana Ahmed, gave away the prizes. 

As, Eid-Qurban (Annual Islamic ritual of animal sacrifices at the time of Hajj) is approaching. All the friends of SOS, were requested to donate, hides of their sacrificial animals to SOS Children's village. Those present at the occasion were also provided big shoppers for the purpose. A reminder that they should not forget these under privileged children at the village, who look forward to the community for love and care, at events like eids, etc.

And here is a request or all the visitors/ readers of this blog. Kindly, donate whatever you can for SOS Children's village, Multan and the skins/hides of animals for eid-e-qurban is a great way to begin with. This is one place, where you can see the living charity, happening infront of your eyes. This is one place, where no terrorists are raised but a great future for the society is being nurtured. Always, remember SOS children's village Multan for your contributions. And dump the skins at any 'collection point' by SOS village point near you.
Bushra Gillani.


Bushra & Mehriya with friends.

Romana Ahmed with more of White Angels.
Romana Ahmed giving the prize for best dressed lady
to Mehreen Buccha.
Anjum Sohail receiving the special prize
for punctuality.



Bushra Gillani & Mehriya Omer

A beautiful White Angel.

Zeb Khan & a friend.

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