The Convention started Wednesday with a special City Tour and ended Saturday night with the Robert Tonner Banquet. In between, the days and evenings were loaded with a doll competition, workshops, programs, 3 doll luncheons, 3 doll dinner banquets, a spectacular raffle, and a sales room.
If that wasn't enough the Big Easy was just a cab ride away where the French Quarter, Bourbon Street, Cajun cooking, and more Louisiana adventures awaited.

This roving reporter came in a few days later than expected so crammed it all into 3 memorable days. As always visiting with doll friends and meeting new ones was a big part of the convention for me. That combined with the hospitality of the Modern Doll Collectors people and the sights of New Orleans made the trip more than worth the efforts in getting there.

Kudos to Earl Meisinger, Ruth Leif, Mary Voight, Judith Whorton, Patsy Moyer, Jeanne Niswonger, Robert Toner, Virginia Ann Heyerdahl, Lee Ann Beaumont, Margaret Stewart, Bev Michell, Virginia Meisinger, Eileen Hobbs, and Angie Gonzales for bringing us a wonderful Convention.