A set of five Kodachrome slides from Suzanne that captured ladies at a Christmas party in the 1950s. How were these women friends? Church, work, a club, neighbors?

Music at a Christmas party. Their last names are Rice, Minatel, Kohler, Warren, Leon and Harrison, circa 1950s
Snack time at the party. Last names are Keen, Warren, McCloskey, Harrison and Whited, circa 1950s
The party must have been going on for awhile, since two of the women have taken their shoes off. Last names are Grace, Minatel, Beazis and Oliver, circa 1950s
Was it an interesting conversation? Last names are Minatel, Leon, Rochford and Brace, circa 1950s
White flocked Christmas tree. Last names are Oliver and Kohler, circa 1950s

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