Artists, business associates, customers, family and friends celebrated with Austin Atherley when she marked the tenth anniversary of her business AA Framing and Decoration.
The party was held at the Barbados Bridge League and Austin shared with her guests the story of how she turned a hobby course done to save her idling away time in Paris, into a viable business.
Among the guests were 103-year-old Euretha Ramsay with her son, real estate agent George Ramsay and her daughter Gloria Ramsay-Hall.
SOCIAL SCENE: Framing friends
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