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Published: Friday | January 25, 2013 Comments 0
From left: Dr David Lambert-Brown, Julia Snead, costume designer Ernesto Castro, Lena Rose, of the Montego Bay Georgian Society, socialite Nerissa Braimbridge, and fashion coordinator Alton Bailey as they share the spotlight at last Saturday's Montego Bay Chapter of the Jamaican Georgian Society annual fund-raising soirée, hosted at the historic Georgian mansion that was once home to the infamous Annie Palmer, dubbed by historians as 'The White Witch of Rose Hall'. - Contributed
From left: Dr David Lambert-Brown, Julia Snead, costume designer Ernesto Castro, Lena Rose, of the Montego Bay Georgian Society, socialite Nerissa Braimbridge, and fashion coordinator Alton Bailey as they share the spotlight at last Saturday's Montego Bay Chapter of the Jamaican Georgian Society annual fund-raising soirée, hosted at the historic Georgian mansion that was once home to the infamous Annie Palmer, dubbed by historians as 'The White Witch of Rose Hall'. - Contributed
Sandra Brown-Bennett, who copped, among other awards, Top Sales Representative of the Year, paused to show off her fabulous outfit at The Gleaner Company's Sales Award Breakfast at Terra Nova All Suite Hotel in Kingston on Monday. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer
Sandra Brown-Bennett, who copped, among other awards, Top Sales Representative of the Year, paused to show off her fabulous outfit at The Gleaner Company's Sales Award Breakfast at Terra Nova All Suite Hotel in Kingston on Monday. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer
A beaming I-Octane (right) poses with friend Kerrine Miller after being re-signed as a Digicel brand ambassador at Big Yard Studio, Westminster Road, on Wednesday night. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
A beaming I-Octane (right) poses with friend Kerrine Miller after being re-signed as a Digicel brand ambassador at Big Yard Studio, Westminster Road, on Wednesday night. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
Ann Margaret Lim presents her first anthology, 'The Festival Of Wild Orchid and A Lime Jewel: an Anthology of Poetry and Short Stories', in aid of Haiti to former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson at his office on Wednesday. Patterson informed her of his love for literature and his intention to read her book, which was nominated for the United Kingdom Guardian First Book Prize in July 2012, just two months after its publication.
Ann Margaret Lim presents her first anthology, 'The Festival Of Wild Orchid and A Lime Jewel: an Anthology of Poetry and Short Stories', in aid of Haiti to former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson at his office on Wednesday. Patterson informed her of his love for literature and his intention to read her book, which was nominated for the United Kingdom Guardian First Book Prize in July 2012, just two months after its publication.
Carlo Redwood, head of marketing at LIME, shares a joke with Minister Natalie Neita-Headley during the finals of the LIME Happy Sutherland football match recently. - Contributed
Carlo Redwood, head of marketing at LIME, shares a joke with Minister Natalie Neita-Headley during the finals of the LIME Happy Sutherland football match recently. - Contributed
Wife of the governor general, Her Excellency the Most Honorable Lady Allen (right), greets the wife of the High Commissioner of Canada to Jamaica, Jean Ready, who called on Lady Allen on Wednesday at King's House. - Contributed
Wife of the governor general, Her Excellency the Most Honorable Lady Allen (right), greets the wife of the High Commissioner of Canada to Jamaica, Jean Ready, who called on Lady Allen on Wednesday at King's House. - Contributed
Jamaica's Ambassador to the United States, His Excellency Stephen C. Vasciannie, and President of the Jamaica 50th Atlanta Planning Committee, Heather Potter, dance up a storm at the Jamaica 50th Awards Ceremony in Atlanta, Georgia, recently. - Contributed
Jamaica's Ambassador to the United States, His Excellency Stephen C. Vasciannie, and President of the Jamaica 50th Atlanta Planning Committee, Heather Potter, dance up a storm at the Jamaica 50th Awards Ceremony in Atlanta, Georgia, recently. - Contributed

All eyes are focused on the Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival this weekend. Of course, Extra is your style page to watch for highlights.

Today, we have more pictures from some of the social events of the past week.




Full Caption: From left: Dr David Lambert-Brown, Julia Snead, costume designer Ernesto Castro, Lena Rose, of the Montego Bay Georgian Society, socialite Nerissa Braimbridge, and fashion coordinator Alton Bailey as they share the spotlight at last Saturday's Montego Bay Chapter of the Jamaican Georgian Society annual fund-raising soirée, hosted at the historic Georgian mansion that was once home to the infamous Annie Palmer, dubbed by historians as 'The White Witch of Rose Hall'. - Contributed

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