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Tablescapes 2016

TABLESCAPES BY CANDLELIGHT MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH OF OCTOBER DALLAS COUNTRY CLUB

3:00 – 4:30 PM 5:30 – 6:30 PM 6:30 – 9:30 PM 7:30 – 9:30 PM

Sneak Peek Private Patron Party First Hour Viewing Candlelight

TABLESCAPES LUNCHEON TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH OF OCTOBER DALLAS COUNTRY CLUB

10:00 AM 11:30 AM 12:30 PM

Table Viewing Featured Speaker Luncheon

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KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA PRESENTS THE 22ND YEAR OF

FORMER TABLESCAPES CHAIRMEN:

Chris Anderson Leslie Baker Barbara Barton Cynthia Beaird Sandra Cecil Amy Davis Michelle Duncan Sherri Edrington Joan Eleazar Christine Flanagan Ann Fox Louise Griffith Betsy Hunt Ann Frances Jury Kristin Kaufman Ruth Kupchynsky Suzanne Laidlaw Ann Lawrence Becky McCamey Debbie Oates Sandy Saalfield Jennifer Sampson Karen Sargent Patty Smith Laurie Towns Kay Weeks Caroline Williams Susan Wolcott Alicia Wood

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Tablescapes

Founded in 1995 by Louise Griffeth and Barbara Barton, Tablescapes is the sole fundraising event for the Dallas Alumnae Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma.

Since that time, more than $2.6 million has been raised to benefit over seventy Dallas County non-profits and our national Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation. These organizations range in scope with a common thread of meeting critical needs in our community through their programs and services. The success of Kappa Tablescapes in Dallas has helped launch several other Kappa Tablescapes fundraisers in Fort Worth, San Antonio and Austin.

Our Philanthropy Committee thoughtfully and thoroughly researches each grant request to determine how to allocate the funds raised at this event. Tablescapes has funded projects that help women, the homeless, at-risk children and teens, domestic violence victims, the elderly, the handicapped and inner city schools.

Thanks to our generous underwriters and corporate sponsors, Tablescapes expenses are fully underwritten. With the help of our wonderful committee, volunteers and fabulous designers, this year’s beneficiaries receive 100% of the net proceeds from the event.

Tablescapes relies on the amazing talents of some of Dallas’ most gifted home, event and floral designers to create fantastic table designs. Guests have been inspired, amused and awed by tables that range from whimsical to formal, casual to elegant.

Kappa is thankful for the continued generosity and creativity of our designers and boutique retailers, our underwriters, corporate sponsors as well as the enthusiasm and philanthropic spirit of our Kappa alumnae.

Welcome Dear friends, We are so pleased to welcome you to the 22nd Annual Kappa Tablescapes!

The purpose of Tablescapes has always been to make an impact on our community through supporting our selected beneficiaries.

These worthy organizations contribute to making our community a viable city for all. We hope you will visit the Beneficiary Bar at the Valet where you can learn more about these organizations as well as find out how a $50 donation can make a significant impact.

We sincerely appreciate the 53 designers who have worked so hard to create our amazing tables for our guests. Thank you to Jan Hegi, our Platinum Key Honoree who has faithfully served our Alumnae Association and the Gamma Phi Chapter of SMU over the years. We are also indebted to the past Tablescapes chairmen who have creatively developed this event as a way for Kappas to give back in a beautiful and meaningful way. Finally, a big thank you to our speaker Jan Showers. We have loved getting to know her and know you will too!

Because of the generosity of our underwriters and sponsors, the entire event has been fully funded. Any purchase or donation you make today will change lives for years to come.

With gratitude,

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About Tablescapes

4 - 5 Featured Speaker JAN SHOWERS

6 - 7 Underwriters and Sponsors PRESENTING OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS

8 Platinum Key and Key Honoree Tributes JAN HEGI AND OUR GRACIOUS TRIBUTES

10 Raffle Drawing DON’T MISS OUT!

13 Editorial ENTERTAINING

17 - 20 Source Guide A PULL-OUT DESIGNER GUIDE

23 Editorial SOCIAL MEDIA

24 Beneficiary Bar SEE HOW $50 MAKES A DIFFERENCE

25 - 31 Tablescapes Beneficiaries READ MORE ABOUT THESE WORTHY AGENCIES

33 Editorial GLAMOROUS

36 Thank You and Kappa Committee Amy Burgher and Brittany Gaskill Kappa Tablescapes Co-Chairmen 2016

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KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA

Jan Showers

PRESENTS

Dallas-based designer Jan Showers came to her signature style from diverse and unexpected inspirations, including movies and novels, contemporary and vintage fashion, art, architecture, fine antiques, and vintage pieces. Filtered through her unique sensibility, the culmination of these influences is usually summarized simply as “glamour.”

Over the course of her career — spanning three decades — she has received many of the profession’s highest honors. In January 2008, Jan received the Lifetime Achievement Award for Interior Design from the Fashion Group International. Her magazine credits alone place her in the highest echelon of designers. They include Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, Veranda, where she appeared in their “Best of the Best” issue, House Beautiful, InStyle, InStyle Home, Traditional Home, British Home and Garden, Harper’s Bazaar, and Luxe, which included her on their “Gold List.”

Architectural Digest has named Jan Showers & Associates to the AD100, its preeminent directory to the international world of design.

Jan’s furniture and lighting collection — first created almost 20 years ago — is available at showrooms throughout the U.S. She has created a furniture line which was introduced this spring for

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Kravet. Also, being introduced in the Fall 2016 will complete the lifestyle collection for Kravet Couture, a line that includes fabrics, wall coverings, rugs and lighting. When asked to describe this collection Jan described it as “Casual Glamour”. Showers has also designed an outdoor furniture collection for Michael Taylor Designs, also to be premiered in 2016, along with a handknotted rug series for Moattar, Inc. and a cowhide rug collection for Kyle Bunting.

She travels internationally annually — often multiple times a year — in search of antiques she imports both for her Dallas showroom and for the specific needs of her clients.

Reared in small town Texas, Jan possesses a rare fusion of sophistication and warmth, poise and a good sense of humor.

When asked why she’s so good at what she does, her reply is always that she truly loves her work.

It’s fitting that Jan has written two books on the subject of glamour: Glamorous Rooms and her follow-up, Glamorous Retreats, both published by Abrams. Glamorous Rooms is now in its eighth printing.

Together, her books display a cross section of the styles and decorative preferences that have made Jan and her firm one of the most important in the country.

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Tablescapes 2016 Underwriters Golden Fleur de Lis Becky McCamey

Silver Fleur-de-Lis Louise Spence Griffith

Fleur-de-Lis

Marla Hays Boone Holly Hartwell Huffines

Ellen, Margaux & Mattie Merriman Peggy & Carl Sewell

Diamond Key Cynthia H. Beaird & Kay Weeks Mr. & Mrs. Robert Beechrel Amy Burgher Trisha Dixon Mary Alice Dunscombe

Dallas Night Group

Brittany Gaskill & Meredith Clark Jill Goldberg Jan Hegi & Sherry Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson KKG Foundation Ruth Kupchynsky & Debbie Oates

Sapphire Key Leslie Merrick

Patricia Lodewick Pat & Clyde S. McCall, Jr. Anne McPherson Kathleen Ray Lisa Troutt

Carolyn & David Miller

Golden Key Beta Xi Beverly Bogel & Dare Gillette Brighton Jill Chesnut Katherine Coker & Wendy Kumpf Elle Cole Collins and Sweezey Corrigan-Goddard Foundation Gini Florer & Friends

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Becky Foster Ann Fox & Randa Roach Susan & Alan Friedman Friends of Kappa Friends of Tablescapes Mr. & Mrs. Clark Hunt Anita Jones & Nan Self Kappas & Friends Methodist Health System Foundation

Key Friend

Nancy & David Burgher Mrs. Charles Fenton Susan & Alan Friedman

Jennifer Nash Republic Title – Park Cities Janet Rosell & Friends Betty Sanders Ginger Simmons Betsy Stephenson True Blue Friends Netta Wilson & Michelle “Missy” Wilson Moody

Ellen McStay Michal & Loyd Powell Annette Simmons

Tablescapes 2016 Corporate Sponsors Presenting Sponsor.................................... Central Market Raffle Sponsor............................................ Eiseman Jewels NorthPark Valet Sponsor.............................................. Ebby Halliday, Realtors Entry and Ballroom Sponsor..................... The Garden Gate Luncheon Favor Sponsor............................ Cynthia Beaird – Allie Beth Allman & Associates Candlelight Favor Sponsor........................ Jean Bateman – Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty Sneak Peek.................................................... Brighton Graphic Design Sponsor............................. Meredith Clark, French Blue Design Special Events Sponsor.............................. TLC Designs Media Sponsor............................................. The Scout Guide Dallas Media Partner.............................................. D Home Magazine

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PLATINUM KEY HONOREE

JAN HEGI

Jan was born in Arkadelphia, Ark. during World War 11 and grew up in Snyder, TX where her parents moved in the early 1950s to be a part of the oil boom in West Texas.

In 1973, the Hegis settled in Houston where their two sons were born, Peter (1974) and Brian (1977). Fred and Jan were very active at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church where she served as an elder. She was involved in the Houston Junior Forum and KKG Alumni Association.

After graduating from Snyder High School, she enrolled in SMU where she received her degree in Elementary Education and was actively involved with Kappa Kappa Gamma. In the early 1990s, she served as chapter council advisor for Gamma Phi and attended the National Kappa Convention in Arizona. Throughout the years, the friendships she has formed have lasted a lifetime.

The Hegis moved to the Park Cities in 1982. Jan participated in numerous HPISD organizations while her boys attended Highland Park ISD. She led many school activities and events such as chairing the book fairs, cafeteria and library.

In 1967, Jan married Fred B. Hegi, Jr., also a graduate of SMU. After their marriage, they moved to Boston. While Fred attended Harvard Business School, Jan taught 6th grade in Belmont, MA. From Boston, they moved to Austin.

Again, Jan taught in the Austin ISD for two years while her husband attained a Ph.D. from the University of Texas.

She is a member of the Dallas Woman’s Club and the Dallas Garden Club. She served on and chaired the board of Interfaith Housing Coalition; additionally, Jan and Fred are active members of First Presbyterian Church Dallas and Jan was a co-founder of The Stewpot Alliance.

Key Honoree Tributes Sandy Ammons in honor of .......................................................

Pamela Barbera in honor of ....................................................

Nancy Burgher in honor of .......................................................

Jennifer Curry in honor of ............................................................

Mary Alice Dunscombe in honor of ............................

Christine Flanagan in honor of ............................................

Lousie Griffeth in honor of ...........................................................

Betty Harlan in honor of ................................................................

Mary Joy Hinton in honor of ...................................................

Ruth Kupchynsky in honor of ....................................................

Pat McCall in honor of ......................................................................

Louise Griffeth, Ann Lawrence, Elizabeth Mills Pat Cooper B ecky McCamey, Amy Burgher, Elizabeth Stewart, Adelaide Burgher Amy Burgher Amy Burgher Brittany Gaskill, Elizabeth Miller, Caroline Williams, Amy Burgher Junior Villanueva, Claudia Campbell, Ann “Puddin” Evans, Marg John Spence Lisa Garvey, Elizabeth Garvey, Mernie Northrup Betty Sanders Debbie Oates C ourtney May Gauthreaux, Helen Louise Robinson Dean, Patricia Mays, Elizabeth Steele Boswell, Vivienne Boswell Mays, Elise Boswell, Lisa Boswell Diffley, Sally Stegall Fulwiler, Malinda McCall McInnis Ellen McStay in honor of ................................................................ Nan Self Leslie Merrick in honor of ............................................................ Amy Burgher, Kristi Pierce, Gini Florer Jane Pierce in honor of .................................................................... Carol Pierce Goglia, Pat McCall, Gini Florer Kristi Pierce in honor of ............................................................... Jan Hegi, Wendy Webber Smith, Amy Burgher Michal Powell in honor of ............................................................ Becky McCamey Debbie Sirchio in honor of .......................................................... Ruth Kupchynsky Chrissy Snelling in honor of ....................................................... Kitty Snelling Tricia Stewart in honor of .............................................................. Mary Jo Ward, Becky McCamey, Patricia Bell Elizabeth Stewart in honor of .................................................. Mary Alice Dunscombe Ginny Swann in honor of ............................................................... Amy Swann Henning, Lauren Kosmeier Swann, Michaela Kosmeier Dyer Mary Jo Ward in honor of ......................................................... Susan Bryans Jane Wetzel in honor of ............................................................... Karis Adams Caroline Williams in honor of .................................................. Brittany Gaskill, Christine Flanagan, Elizabeth Miller Karen Stephenson in honor of................................................ Kendra McGibbon Webb, Kay McGibbon Werlein, Nancy Webb Poole Tablescapes Chairs in honor of ........................................... Jan Hegi 8

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DISCOVER A DALL AS

JEWEL

Visit our salon at NorthPark Center to view our spectacular selection of fine and contemporary jewelry by the world’s most renowned designers and luxury Swiss timepieces by

Audemars Piguet, Baume & Mercier, Breitling, Cartier, IWC Schaffhausen, Jaeger LeCoultre, Rolex, Ulysse Nardin, Vacheron Constantin as well as certified pre-owned timepieces.

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AC q u i S i t i o N o F e S tAt e S

Raffle Drawing Winners will be drawn at close of luncheon & posted at valet.

You do not need to be present to win.

$25 EACH OR

5 FOR $100

We encourage you to support the Kappa Tablescapes beneficiaries by purchasing Raffle tickets. Due to the generosity of our Underwriters & Corporate Sponsors, proceeds from the Raffle go directly to our worthy beneficiaries.

Your kindness is greatly appreciated!

GORGEOUS GOLD

From the Eiseman Jewels Estate Collection, this bold gold 17 inch graduated link necklace will enhance your fall wardrobe. Donated by Eiseman Jewels NorthPark Center VALUE: $5,500

GLAMOROUS LIGHTING

Instantly add glamour to any room with this Jan Showers Collection Italian Murano Glass lamp. Light azure with 22K gold flecks; ivory lacquer shade with gold foil interior; 30 1/2”h.

VALUE: $3,667

CENTRAL MARKET SHOPPING SPREE

Really into food? Shop Central Market’s unmatched selection of produce, wine, floral and specialty goods with your gift card.

VALUE: $1,200 ($100 A MONTH FOR 12 MONTHS)

GET GORGEOUS AT HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE

Enjoy a shopping experience curated for you by Liz Thrash, personal shopper for Highland Park Village. Included is a $1,000 Highland Park Village gift card and a $100 gift card from Bistro 31.

VALUE: $1,100

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Entertaining:

[en·ter·tey·ning] to receive someone as a guest and give them food and drink or other forms of enjoyment Designers are experts at hosting wonderful dinner parties, each putting their own stamp on an event. From the most casual barbecue to an elegant seated dinner, these specialists agree they enjoy having a small intimate crowd of good friends over. “Dallas prefers to entertain in a more casual way”, says Kristin Mullen of Curated by Kristin.

Bare wood tables have become more en vogue when shared with beautiful linens.

Jay Cooper, of TLC Event Rentals, has a nice collection of vintage hotel silver he likes to use on a ‘dressed down’ dining table. He says previously owned monogrammed silverware, that has ‘already been to some fabulous parties in nice places’ mixes nicely with these crisp linens and a sleek wood table. Cynthia Collins, of Blue Print, also collects monogrammed silver flatware on her English travels.

For larger parties, Cooper says ‘small seating groups, as well as tall table & stool sets’, make for a more unique event that encourages conversation. Invitees find it more inviting to be in a more intimate salon-type seating area.

The designers at Fabulous Fête invite their party guests to participate in the parties. Having live photo booth adds whimsy & laughter to an event.

Entertaining in the home is more popular than ever, with each hostess putting their own touch. All designers agree the perfect dinner party includes great wine, good friends and lively conversation!

Mixing and matching dinnerware from different sets.

Margaret Chambers, of Chambers Interiors, loves setting ‘an eclectic table where everything does not match but compliments each other.’

Low arrangements are lovely for dinner parties, as guests can have great conversations across the table. Kristin Butler from Fabulous Fête likes to nest taper candles in to her bouquets. She also likes to add personalized menu or place cards, along with a favor, to her tablescape. Mullen likes her ‘gorgeous centerpieces dripping with flowers.’

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Collins & Sweezey collinsandsweezey.com

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Social Media:

[soh·shuhl mee·dee·uh] allows people & organizations to create, share or exchange information, ideas & pictures in virtual communities Social media has made a great impact on interior design, entertaining and how we share ideas. Beginning with Facebook over 12 years ago, people began to freely share and receive design ideas through posts from designers, manufacturers and retailers. Pinterest and Instagram emerged five years ago, catapulting the use of sharing ideas and projects in even better ways.

Since its founding, Facebook has grown from a social network of Harvard students to a company connecting everyone in the world. Pinterest, a virtual pinboard, allows people to group photos by category or theme. Instagram lets you share your life with friends through a series of pictures captured with a mobile device.

Kristin Mullen of Curated by Kristin says social media “is a great way for clients and designers to communicate with one another. The platforms help train my clients’ eyes - they find they are pinning or liking the same look again & again.”

“I use Instagram to share who I am, not just as a designer but as a person. I try to make my Instagram a curated work of art in itself. It is a mosaic of different images…,” says Margaret Chambers of Chambers Interiors.

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Beneficiary Bar Kappa Tablescapes is known for beautiful design, fabulous tables, friends and fun, we want our guests to know the true heart of the event.

After a thorough vetting process, the Dallas Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Philanthropy Committee voted to fund seven incredible Dallas County agencies.

Kappa Tablescapes has pledged to gift $150,000 to these worthy charities as well as our National Foundation.

The following pages describe this year’s beneficiaries at explain how a $50 donation can make a meaningful difference to these agencies. Any donation is greatly appreciated and may be made in honor of a friend, relative or table hostess.

Please visit our Beneficiary Bar located in the Valet Area to learn more about each organization, the specific project we are funding and consider making a donation directly to the Beneficiary Fund.

Thank you for your consideration and generosity!

Beneficiary KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA FOUNDATION MISSION: To enhance the lives of Kappa women and their communities by providing funds for educational programs, scholarships and financial aid and the preservation of Kappa heritage.

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The Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation provided 161 scholarships to deserving young women this past year. Over 400 outstanding Kappas apply each year, so there is an ongoing need to increase the Dallas Alumnae Association Scholarship.

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Ten percent of the Kappa Tablescapes proceeds benefit the National Foundation each year.

$50 helps grow our Dallas Alumnae Association Endowed Scholarship

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ACT- ADVOCATES FOR COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION

MISSION: ACT is a new model of ministry that uses the justice system to empower inner city residents to fight crime on their street, while sharing with them the hope of the gospel.

Dallas lawyer Reid Porter, founded ACT in 2009. ACT is a new model of ministry that uses the justice system to empower inner city residents to fight crime on their street and live safely in their neighborhoods, while sharing with them the hope of the gospel. The agency educates and empowers residents to take control of their neighborhood safety by shutting down identified drug houses through legal action. Over seven years, ACT has successfully resolved 100% of its West Dallas cases. Partnering with the Dallas Police has made both organizations more effective. Through ACT legal representation, sixty drug houses have been shut down. Part 1 crimes (murders, assaults, burglaries) are down 53% in Westmoreland Park, 48% in Westmoreland Heights and so far down 13% in its newest target area, Across Hampton, where there are 251 drug houses in a square mile.

Through Kappa’s assistance, 9,901 West Dallas area residents in ACT’s four target neighborhoods will be served. An additional 3,852 residents will be served in the Fair Park area as ACT expands its territory.

THIS PAGE GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY MARY JO WARD

Beneficiary Bar $50 goes towards legal filing fees in pursuance of justice for one of our inner city residents Your support sends a clear message that they matter in the eyes of the law and no longer need to feel like prisoners in their own homes.

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AUSTIN STREET CENTER

MISSION: Austin Street Center provides safe shelter and meets the basic needs of the most vulnerable homeless.

Founded in 1983, Austin Street Center provides safe shelter and meets the basic needs of the most vulnerable homeless. It is an emergency shelter that serves men ages 45 and older and women ages 18 and older. Each person who finds shelter with AS is provided a safe place to sleep, shower, clothing and meals. 85% of their clients are men and women over the age of 45. Because they serve an older homeless population, many of their clients have been chronically homeless (homeless for at least a year) or have experienced at least four episodes of homelessness in the past three years. Last year approximately 2700 unduplicated clients were served. 400 clients each day are given breakfast and dinner all provided by different volunteer groups, 365 days a year. Truly amazing since AS does not have a kitchen!

All food is donated or brought in.

Our Kappa dollars will go towards the general operating budget which allows Austin Street to provide the basic needs of shelter, food and clothing while additionally offering support programs such as the Women’s Program designed to address the unique issues and risks that females face when homeless.

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Beneficiary Bar $50 provides food, clothing, and 3 nights of shelter at Austin Street Center to an individual experiencing homelessness.

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CONNECTING POINT OF PARK CITIES

MISSION: Connecting Point of Park Cities (or CPPC) was created to provide an allinclusive, nurturing, and stimulating full or part day program for adults with disabilities.

In 2005, a local student suffered a traumatic brain injury during a Young Life ski trip.

At 21, he aged out of the educational system in Texas. Our state ranks 50th out of 51 in state funding for adults with developmental disabilities. With nowhere for him to receive exceptional care as an adult, his mother assembled a board of directors and Connecting Point was formed. Connecting Point provides an all inclusive day program for adults with disabilities to offer a wide range of educational, vocational, social and recreational services partnering with local agencies, businesses and centers and encouraging community volunteerism.

Today, Connecting Point of Park Cities faces a growing need for programs to serve adults with autism. Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability in the United States. In 2014, the CDC determined that approximately 1 in 68 children are diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Our Kappa grant will provide much needed Sensory Integration Equipment for these clients that will increase their success and help them achieve their individual goals.

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Beneficiary Bar $50 transforms a day of stress into calm, developing sensory acuity, having a safe, nurturing place to go when behaviors need to be redirected for each teammate when they attend our program.

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FOR THE NATIONS REFUGEE OUTREACH

MISSION: To provide educational and acculturation services that help meet the practical needs of refugees and to share with them the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The mission of For the Nations Refugee Outreach is “to provide educational and acculturation services that help meet the practical needs of refugees and to share with them the gospel of Jesus Christ.” Acculturation is the process of learning skills for living successfully in the U.S.; it is becoming integrated into the American community by adapting our culture’s behavior, customs, and language.

Richardson first-year ESL Kindergarten teacher, Kaitlyn Mullin, began FTNRO in 2006 as a personal mission to help her students and their families. Her work helping refugees soon expanded beyond her living room and the foundation was incorporated in 2011.

Today they are one of the largest refugee service providers in Dallas.

FTNRO has requested funds to expand acculturation services targeted to women. A project called “Acculturation for Refugee Women” has been designed. Included in this project are materials for financial literacy seminars, funds to pay half of each GED test taken, part-time staff to work with businesses to help connect women to jobs, and program materials for mental health awareness and trauma recovery.

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Beneficiary Bar $50 provides life skills classes & necessary supplies for 1 woman for 1 semester. $50 provides childcare for 1 woman to attend English classes for 1 semester.

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INTERFAITH FAMILY SERVICES

MISSION: Be the hands of Christ helping families transition to self-sufficiency and new hope.

Interfaith Family Services just celebrated their 30th anniversary in 2015. The agency has grown to serve approximately 100 “working poor” families with children each year.

The majority of their partner families are single mothers (88%). IHC exclusively targets working poor families because they are least likely to qualify for temporary assistance, yet are most likely to achieve long-term self-sufficiency when transitional support is available.

Interfaith Family Services is requesting funds for their Home and Hope Transitional Housing Program to help cover the cost of housing families, career and financial coaching, and case management services. The program empowers primarily single mothers and their children to break the cycle of poverty. Their goal is to serve 100 homeless families, which includes 160 children, through this program.

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Beneficiary Bar $50 provides one tutoring session for a homeless child.

OSU DALLAS KAPPAS SANDY AMMONS, AMANDA BARRINGER, KYLA DONELL, LISA EVANS, LESLIE KING, ANGELA MENDOZA, GLENDA MILLER, JANET ROSEL, PAT THURSTON, CAROLYN TOBIN AND MARY WOODS

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MERCY STREET

MISSION: Mercy Street hopes to be used by God to spark Christ-honoring community restoration by engaging in mutuallytransforming relationships with the future leaders of West Dallas.

West Dallas (75212) is a community of government housing; it is the densest concentration of low income families in Dallas. Twenty years ago Trey Hill and his family moved into West Dallas starting Mercy Street, a mentorship program. Trey’s vision was and is “to love your God…and to love your neighbor.”

Our Kappa funds will be used for Mercy Street’s Leadership Institute which serves both high school students from the under-resourced community of West Dallas who have displayed leadership traits as well as college-age students interested in gaining an urban ministry experience with an eye toward full-time vocational inner-city ministry.

Students from West Dallas need street-level marketplace skills, character formation, Biblically sound theology, and role models that exhibit Christ-like character in order to overcome the overwhelming grasp of the inner-city and the corresponding culture to become positive leaders in the community. Through the Leadership Institute, Mercy Street provides a highly relational, intensive leadership development program focused on building the character and capabilities of the future leaders of our community.

THIS PAGE GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY SHERRI EDRINGTON

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Beneficiary Bar $50 helps fund two summer micro businesses, the Cafe and the Workshop. $50 helps fund one of 40 summer interns who are heading to Sky Ranch for a back packing trip.

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METHODIST HEATH SYSTEMS FOUNDATION MD COLLEGE AND CAREER PATHWAYS MISSION: The mission of Methodist Dallas College and Career Pathways is to offer college and career readiness in a hospital environment through mentoring, volunteer opportunities and educational workshops to Dallas County high school students interested in volunteerism and pursuing higher education for health care careers.

The Foundation’s mission is to offer college and career readiness in a hospital environment through mentoring, volunteer opportunities and educational workshops to disadvantaged Dallas County high school students interested in pursuing higher education for healthcare careers. Each student volunteers a minimum of 100 hours in the hospital.

The Methodist Dallas program works with Dallas County high school students who are interested in volunteerism and pursuing a higher education. The program provides a blended academic, internship and mentoring program to assist students in being college and work-ready. The program serves as a collaborative partner to Dallas County ISD high schools to help students gain the cognitive learning and transition knowledge and skills that provide a broader conception of college and career readiness. The success of the program is evident: 80% of the juniors intend to apply to a higher education program; 80% of seniors have applied to a higher education program.

Our grant will help fund their program including a full-time program coordinator, provide financial assistance for students’ SAT/ACT and AP exam fees, cover instructional workshop fees, and subsidize off-site educational retreats.

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Beneficiary Bar $50 provides SAT/ACT testing fee for one student. $50 provides one college entrance application for a student.

LUCY JOHNSON BRIGGS FREEMAN SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

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1515 Dragon Street | Dallas, Texas 75207 | (214) 741-5300 | www.lampshoppedallas.com

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Glamorous:

[glam·er·uh s] full of glamour; charmingly or fascinatingly attractive, especially in a mysterious or magical way.

There is a certain feeling about a glamorous room… typically its elements exude richness & sophistication.

Whether it is the sparkling metallic accents, the luscious fabrics, the twinkle of mirrors, the high sheen of lacquer, or the twinkle of a diamond-like crystal chandelier, elegant rooms are very much in vogue now. Animal fabric accents continue to add instant glamour.

Metallics aren’t just glossy gold or shimmery silver anymore.

Brass is making a big comeback in accessories, furniture & lighting. Rooms often incorporate mixed metal tones with the advent of so many metal accessories in the market.

Designer Cynthia Collins says,”high gloss or brass details, decorative glass & satin” make a room feel swoon-worthy.

While a luxurious room is often filled with elegant, neutral creamy tones, rich opulent fabrics can set the tones as well. Margaret Chambers of Chambers Interiors loves to use ‘soft, supple fabrics like silk satin or velvet.’ For elegant furniture finishes, she prefers,” high gloss, interspersed with fine antiques.” The Wall Street Journal recently stated, in an article about

2016 trends, that the addition of Georgian and Empire antiques creates glamour, while adding a shot of nostalgia to a traditional and dressy interior.

Glamour doesn’t always have to be dressy & opulent. “I don’t do glamour in a traditional sense, I prefer elegant comfort & respite in their homes,” says Kristin Mullen of Curated by Kristin. “I have clients surround themselves with photos & keepsakes of glamorous moments in their lives whether it’s a photo from Capri or a gala.

Sabrina Slipper Chair and Harrison Bar Cart from Jan Showers.

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2615 W. Mockingbird Lane, #101, Dallas,TX 75235 / (214) 368-2851

Fort Worth Showroom

4030 W. Vickery Blvd, Ft Worth, TX 76107 / (817) 737-9090

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Thank You We appreciate the generosity and support of the many friends who helped bring Tablescapes 2016 to reality! Top of that list is our wonderful committee and volunteers. These Kappa sisters are a talented, creative and capable group and we send out our heartfelt thanks!

In addition, we want to express our appreciation to the following people that contributed to the success of this year’s event: Kristi Bare at Eiseman Jewels Northpark Angie Barton at The Curated Aesthetic Julie Brauer at Dallas Country Club Beth Dunham at Dunham Design Bill Ehrlich at Color Dynamics Ann Fox at Fox and Riddle:Design & Decor Suzanne Laidlaw at David Perry Miller Becky Nelson at Le Gourmet Valet Natalie Nix at Jan Showers and Associates Lauren Renfrow at Times Two Design Shag Carpet Props & Rental Jeffrey Star & Team at Central Market

Kappa Tablescapes Committee PLATINUM KEY HONOREE

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN:

Jan Hegi

Michelle Adams Ashley Alexander Angie Barton Sue Blackwell Mary Beth Burgher Beverly Burke Meredith Clark Katherine Coker Sherri Edrington Anne Fisher Sara Fisher Christine Flanagan

2016 CO-CHAIRMEN

Amy Burgher Brittany Gaskill CO-CHAIRMEN ELECT

Beth Dike Mary Hubbard FOUNDING CHAIRMEN

Louise Griffith Barbara Barton

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Gini Florer Elizabeth Miller Laura Folse Melanie Miller Ann Fox Piper Olivo Sid Gray Kathy Orsak Traci Hummel Kristi Pierce Lucy Johnson Kim Purnell Karen Krasovec Janet Rosell Amy Lacy Janet Sue Rush Suzanne Laidlaw Tricia Stewart Becky McCamey Carolyn Tobin Cathy McEachern Mary Jo Ward Anne McPherson Caroline Williams

HAIL TO THE

CHEF

Find fabulous chef-prepared dishes made fresh every day with your schedule in mind.

From crab cakes and kale salad to almond-crusted tilapia and lasagna al forno, enticing entrées, side dishes, salads, and specialties of the day are available in any amount you need and come with easy-to-follow reheating directions.

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Kappa Stars

HOLD THE KEY TO DALLAS REAL ESTATE

Malinda Arvesen Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-354-7029

Jean Bateman Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-912-9288

Cynthia H. Beaird Allie Beth Allman & Associates 214-797-1167

Susan Blackburn Allie Beth Allman & Associates 214-912-2455

Adele Broughton Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-228-6803

Amy Burgher Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-384-6953

Diane DuVall-Rogers Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-725-1451

Joan Eleazer Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-537-5923

Betty Godwin Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate 214-707-7177

Traci Hummel Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-403-1109

Lucy Johnson Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-616-1288

Suzanne Laidlaw Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate 214-673-8900

Lake-Gamso Team Ebby Halliday Realtors 214-906-0355 214-908-2477

Judy Lambert Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate 214-356-7156

Ginger Nobles Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-212-4434

Pinkston-Harris Group Allie Beth Allman & Associates 214-460-7401

Sharon Quist Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate 214-695-9595

Missy Kennedy Robinson Allie Beth Allman & Associates 214-563-6807

Ashley Rupp Allie Beth Allman & Associates 214-727-4992

Betty Woodson Sanders Allie Beth Allman & Associates 214-384-5397

Lacy Schultz Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate 214-455-0476

Paula Wier Scofield Ebby Halliday Realtors 972-380-7332

Meredith Smiley Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 469-878-1000

Lori Sparks Virginia Cook Realtors 214-680-6432

Cindy Stager Allie Beth Allman & Associates 214-244-0364

Carol Storey Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-707-1142

Clair Storey Briggs-Freeman Sotheby’s International 214-507-1388

McKamy Tiner Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate 214-354-6903

Kay Weeks Ebby Halliday Realtors 214-676-8230

Catherine Wilson Allie Beth Allman & Associates 214-662-5417