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End of year 2019 party at ladies club Multan

Glimpses of the beautiful event
In 2019, Pardah ladies club Multan, completed its 60th anniversary. The biggest function of the year to mark the occasion and the party to end the year 2019, was celebrated by a group of enthusiastic, fun loving and happening ladies of the city of saints. When well known personalities like Masooma Sibtain, Shagufta Khaksar and Fariha Munir Shah are together as organizers, the event has to be a fabulous success.

A wonderful new member, Asfa Yahya, also joined this group as first time hostesses which further paved the way for the program to be an amazing show. Mrs. Shahnaz Khakwani, Mrs. Afroz, Asma Aslam and Shazia Parveen also contributed as hostesses.

Highlight of the event was 'Winter dressing competition'. Which motivated all the members to get dressed to their best and also provided them an opportunity to join the catwalk. First prize was won by a beautiful, new and young member Ayesha Awais. Second prize was bagged by Shahnaz Iqbal. Third by another senior member Mahmooda Rahat.


Stylish and beautiful ladies, Samreen Zeeshan and Sobia Rizwan were specially invited as judges of the 'winter dressing competition. Their presence further beautified the entire show.


All the members of the ladies club Multan, were fascinated by the chief guest, the charming and beautiful Zainab Raza. Who is the head of 'Lincoln's corner' and also lecturer of English at BZU Multan. Farah Faisal , Shazia Bhutta of Women's chamber and Zahra Bassat's presence turned out to be an extremely pleasant surprise. Arrival of all these beauties in the ladies club was like a breath of fresh air, heartwarming and refreshing.
The event was also dedicated to birthday celebration of the president of the ladies club, who was also the guest of honor on the occasion, Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar as it took place on 18th December and 17th was her birthday. Almighty has blessed this gracious lady with best of everything. So, instead of showering insignificant gifts which could be not match her personality, the group members simply presented a 'Shield of honor' to her.


The entire show was a display of great teamwork of the hostesses, specially Asfa Yahya who decorated a special table for the cake cutting ceremony of the president. Mrs Afroz sang a song alongwith her daughter. Mrs. Shagufta Khaksar conducted the entire show perfectly, with Asma Khan, the new program secretary and Gen. Secretary Farah Khwaja by her side.


The president, birthday girl and the guest of honor, all in one, Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar addressed the gathering and thanked the hostesses for all their love and always arranging a wonderful party. She admired their efforts and appreciated their fun-loving spirits and that they took this opportunity to add joy to her birthday. She also presented them gifts in return.


The chief guest, Zainab Raza was also invited on stage. She briefed the audience about her work at 'Lincoln corner' and expressed her commitment towards women empowerment.  She thanked the hostesses for their hospitality and love.


The judges, the chief guest and all the hostesses joined the president on stage for cake cutting ceremony and wished her 'happy birthday' singing together, while music played.

The hostesses tried to be different with gifts this time and presented shields to all the prize winners and specially invited guests. Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar was requested to distribute them. Whereas, shield of honor was presented to her togther by the chief guest and judges, on behalf of  host group members. Special shields were awarded to Gulnaz Nawab from Nawai-waqt and Shaireen Rana from 'Jang' for their support of the ladies club Multan.

At the end, a scrumptious dinner was served for all the guests. Complete with Kashmiri chai and desserts. Everybody had a good time and enjoyed this event wholeheartedly. The event was widely covered by media and newspapers. It was indeed the most happening party of the year.

Welcoming the president with flowers
Mrs. Shagufta Khaksar conducting the show

Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar awarding 2nd prize to Shahnaz Iqbal


Masooma Sibtain , Zainab Raza, Mrs, Farrukh Mukhtar , Samreen Zeeshan and Sobia Rizwan

Shahnaz Iqbal and her daughter with prize

Mrs, Farrukh Mukhtar presenting sheld to judge Samreen Zeeshan

Gulnaz Nawab and Fariha Munir Shah

Samreen Zeeshan presenting Shield of honor to Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar on behalf of group members

Zainab Raza, Shazi Bhutta, Mrs, Waseem, Masooma Sibtain and Fariha
Mrs. Afroz, Mrs, Faisal Mukhtar and 

Shazia Bhutta, Shagufta Khaksar, Asfa Yahya Khwaja, Masooma and Mrs. Afroz

First prize winner Ayesha Awais with Farah Faisal and Masooma Sibtain


Asfa Yahya with the table she decorated 
Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar prented gift to  club secretary Farrah Khwaja


Mrs. Farrukh mukhtar and Shazia Bhutta

New program secretary of ladies club, Asma Khan
with Zainab Raza, Samreen Zesgan and Sobia Rizwan

The mother daughter, great designer duo, Masooma Sibtain and Zubia Zainab with Samreen

The gorgeous judges of the event
Samreen Zeeshan, Sobia Rizwan

Selfies with Fariha Munir Shah
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Unknown said…
Really it was a wonderful event
Much enjoyed with ur company fariha minor ji n co
Thank you so much for appreciate me for my small work
It was amazing experience to work with u n all group
January 28, 2020 at 2:34 AM
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