Elaine Smith of Riga, Mich., sported a pink feathered hat.
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Left to right: La Che'la Benton, Cheryl Crandell, Tami Williams and Artesia Isaac-Adams.
Several dozen women sported fancy hats to the luncheon.
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Polly Fox Academy Lead Teacher Louise Kaufmann explains the school's mission and services.
Marge Carter of West Toledo, center, sported a straw hat with flowers.
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Sisters Cassie Muehlfeld, left, and Tiffany Scott, both of Sylvania, right, chose to wear smaller hats.
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Servers (from left) Grace Bell, Tom Stibbe, Nancy Settles, Kathy Tashima and Helen Watson.
Sprinkled pink cupcakes were served during the luncheon.
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Diapers and baby supplies collected.
Joan Tobias, left, and Lonna Mikesell, both of Sylvania, right, sported large hats.
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Sue Crescitelli greets the guests.
SOC pollyfox28p Dorothy Applegate of Sylvania Township wore a vintage Ostrich feather hat during a luncheon to support the Polly Fox Academy on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, at the Sylvania United Church of Christ. Several dozen women sported fancy hats to the luncheon. THE BLADE/KATIE RAUSCH
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Event co-chairs Cheryl Crandell, left and Tami Williams
LaChe'la Benton, left, and Artesia Isaac-Adams, both of North Toledo, kept to a black and white color scheme.
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Helen Watson serving a lunch plate.
Britton Witter, left, and her mother Toby Eichenauer, both of West Toledo, wore smaller hats.
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Britton Witter of West Toledo wore a pink floral hat.
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