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Party Line 03/24/2009

Carolyn Powell (center) is the Royal Court princess for the Grand Krewe of Ptolemy. With her at Ptolemy's coronation party are (from left) Karly Afable, Kristi Wood, Julia Dixon and Isabelle Blais.

Carolyn Powell (center) is the Royal Court princess for the Grand Krewe of Ptolemy. With her at Ptolemy's coronation party are (from left) Karly Afable, Kristi Wood, Julia Dixon and Isabelle Blais.

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  • Jana Lamanna is queen and George Gates is king of the Grand Krewe of Ptolemy for Carnival Memphis 2009. The duchesses are (from left) Michelle Epps, Kat Surprenant, Ty Yates, Ruthie Hagan and Natalie Brown. Mike Thannum is chairman.
  • Carolyn Powell (center) is the Royal Court princess for the Grand Krewe of Ptolemy. With her at Ptolemy's coronation party are (from left) Karly Afable, Kristi Wood, Julia Dixon and Isabelle Blais.
  • Julien Prevost and Melanie Towery were on hand for Ptolemy's coronation, the last of the krewe announcement parties.
  • Matt Williams and Dominic Cianciolo were among the partiers at the Grand Krewe of Ptolemy coronation Saturday night.
  • The Grand Krewe of Ptolemy celebrated its 10th anniversary Saturday night at the University Club of Memphis, and Will Saxton and his sister, Elizabeth Saxton, were on hand for the festivities.
  • Beth Edwards was curator and her dad, Larry Edwards, was one of the artists in 'A Dog's Life,' an exhibition that benefits the Humane Society of Memphis and Shelby County.
  • Paul and Lisa Miller rested their dogs for a while at the opening party for 'A Dog's Life' at Memphis College of Art.
  • Jordan Scott, Deborah Scott and Conor Wooten attended the preview party for 'A Dog's Life.'

Photos by Michael Donahue

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