Oxford Delta Gamma Alumnae Celebrate Christmas, Plan Feb. 12 Wine Tasting
Oxford Delta Gamma alumnae held a Christmas party at Oxford Floral and are hosting a wine tasting at Meyer’s Apothecary Feb. 12, a local gathering that supports downtown businesses and alumnae ties.

Members of the Oxford Delta Gamma Alumnae Chapter gathered for a Christmas party at Oxford Floral, reinforcing social ties among local graduates and drawing attention to Oxford small businesses as community hubs. The chapter now has a scheduled wine tasting at Meyer’s Apothecary on Feb. 12 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., offering another evening event that will bring foot traffic to downtown Oxford.
Pictured at the Christmas party are alumnae officers Belinda Hopkins, Emily Teer, Kellie McClelland, Lisa Paris, and Ginger Brown. The photograph and event details underline how organized alumnae activity keeps alumni networks active in Lafayette County and channels patronage to local retailers. With five officers pictured, the chapter presents a compact leadership group coordinating social programming for dozens of members and supporters.

The upcoming wine tasting is timed for weekday evening hours when small retailers and specialty shops often seek incremental customers. Meyer’s Apothecary hosting an event from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 12 should help capture diners and shoppers en route to evening plans, supporting sales beyond a single transaction and reinforcing downtown Oxford as a place for community gatherings. For merchants on the Square and nearby streets, midweek events like this can increase visibility and create repeat visits that matter to quarterly revenues.
Beyond immediate economic effects, alumnae events serve a networking role that carries longer-term benefits. Delta Gamma alumnae gatherings can help former students maintain social capital that translates into volunteer leadership, philanthropic support for Lafayette County institutions, and civic engagement. Those social ties also help local organizations recruit volunteers and donors, which has downstream effects on nonprofit capacity and community services.
For residents tracking local activity, the Feb. 12 wine tasting is a concrete opportunity to connect with alumnae, support two independent Oxford businesses, and take part in a social calendar that fuels midweek commerce. Expect similar programming from the Oxford Delta Gamma Alumnae Chapter throughout the year as officers Belinda Hopkins, Emily Teer, Kellie McClelland, Lisa Paris, and Ginger Brown continue planning events that blend social networking with economic support for the local retail and hospitality scene.
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