Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Wow! A silent gasp passed through my lips as I entered the hall displaying a section of the St Christopher’s School annual senior school art exhibition.
A charitable fashion show was held at Seventh Heaven, Al A’ali Shopping Complex.
More than 700 people attended the successful Corona beach party held at the Bahrain Yacht Club.
More than 375 students from Bahrain Bayan School, Isa Town, took part in the annual Primary Concert held at the school premises.
Seventeen contestants of different nationalities competed for the Indian Club May Queen 2007 title at the club’s premises in Manama.
An installation ceremony was held by the Indian School, Isa Town, for the new 2007-2008 student prefect council.
Batelco donated BD1.5 million to two social causes. The lion’s share of the money went to the Batelco Care Centre for Family Violence Cases, which received BD800,000.
A pre-graduation and alumni dinner reception was hosted by Al Hekma International School at the Diplomat Radisson SAS Hotel, Residence and Spa.
After their much publicised wrangling over auction lots at the Palm Ball, Debra Wakefield and Sorrel Marlow-Eastwood of The Palm Association were united in their delight in presenting Ryan Cornelius from Euphoria in the Seef Mall with the uniquely framed memorabilia of the team caps signed by drivers at this year’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
A party was held at the Sail Tower residential building, Manama, for former senior mistress of St Christopher’s Senior School Irene Collier.
Twenty beauty queens vied for the title of the Young Goans Club myMore May Queen 2007 at a pageant at the Delmon International Hotel’s poolside.
