ORNAMENTAL FUN

Okay, bear with us here, 'cause there's a lot of names. These young ladies gathered last week on the club level of The Sovereign for the annual Dana G. Smith  Cancer Assistance Fund. Dana, an industry vet, formed the group eight years ago to exchange ornaments before the holidays. After she passed away in 2006, the members carried on the ritual and raise money to help the ancillary expenses  related to fighting cancer. Here is: (front) PartnersAtlanta April Hawkinson  and Monica Davis, CBRE's Ellen Stern, Regent Partners' Amy Brey, Cushman's Heather Gulesserian, CBRE's Lisa Harber, JLL's Nicole Janney, (Middle) JLL's Megan Matthews; Pope & Land's Jennifer Koontz; Cousins' Amy Rodbell  and  Jenney Keppen, Cushman's Carla Williams  and  Aileen Almassey; JLL's Shannon Gordon  and Anna Ford; (back) Cushman's Allison Bittel; Winter Construction's Amy Moore; Cousins' Teresa Johnson; PartnersAtlanta's Erin Smith; Tishman Speyer's Leslie Claxton; Jackson Oats Shaw's Kari Downing; Carter's  Sonia Winfield; and PartnersAtlanta's Julie Hoffman. Sonia tells us the group has tripled in size since its inception.

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