Catholic Daughters to host 64th annual book review, tea
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 11 years, 9 months AGO
<p>The Catholic Daughters will host a book review and tea April 27. From left, seated front: Rae Tardini, local author Barbara Ohler-Weber and Bonnie McDowell. Standing from left: Therese Gold, Joyce Frink, secretary, Louise Bluhm, regent, and Sandra Gardner, secretary.</p>
COEUR d'ALENE - Next up, "Fleeing to the Friendly Enemy."
The Catholic Daughters 64th annual Book Review and Tea will be 1 p.m. Saturday, April 27 at St. Thomas Center, 10th Street and Indiana Avenue.
The gathering will feature a presentation by Kitty Bassett and focus on the book authored by Barbara Ohler-Weber. "Fleeing to the Friendly Enemy" details Ohler-Weber's story of fleeing from Russian troops marching toward Romania during World War II to her account of living as refugees and eventually landing in America.
"This is the story of Barbara and Mike Weber, but it is also the prototypical story of the European origins and many Americans today," a description of the book states.
The book review and tea, sponsored by Catholic Daughters Court 1447, costs $10. Info: Bonnie McDowell: 664-4888.
