Mistletoe Ball kicks off the holiday season at Fairmont Copley Plaza - The Boston Globe

11-30-2019 Boston, Mass. 325 guests attended 73 Mistletoe Ball held at the Copley Plaza Hotel, the event raised over 100,000 dollars. The event is one of the longest standing holiday traditions in Boston. Since 1946, friends and family have gathered to share a meal and enjoy an evening of music and dancing as they kick off the holiday season. The Hellenic Women’s Club has raised over 2 million dollars in support of its established charities. L. to R. Angelina Spiropoulos of Quincy, Georgia Souliotis of Salem, N.H., Nikoletta Moutsopou of Quincy and Chrisanthee Coufos of Salem, N.H. Photo by Bill Brett for the Boston Globe. — Bill Brett for the Boston Globe

At the 2019 Mistletoe Ball, from left, Angelina Spiropoulos, Georgia Souliotis, Nikoletta Moutsopoulos, and Chrisanthe Coufos.

December 03, 2019

Guests donned their holiday finery for the 73rd Mistletoe Ball, held at the Fairmont Copley Plaza Boston on Nov. 30. The event, which since 1946 has helped kick off the Boston holiday season, drew 325 partygoers for cocktails, dinner, and dancing to music by Orfeas and Eye 2 Eye. The philanthropic Hellenic Women’s Club presents scholarships to several young women annually based on their leadership, community service, and academic success. The evening raised more than $100,000.

1-30-2019 Boston, Mass. 325 guests attended 73 Mistletoe Ball held at the Copley Plaza Hotel, the event raised over 100,000 dollars. The event is one of the longest standing holiday traditions in Boston. Since 1946, friends and family have gathered to share a meal and enjoy an evening of music and dancing as they kick off the holiday season. The Hellenic Women’s Club has raised over 2 million dollars in support of its established charities. L. to R. are Co-Chairs Mary Lynn Pergantis of Brookline and Frances Levas of Watertown. Photo by Bill Brett for the Boston Globe. — Bill Brett for the Boston Globe

Pictured at the 2019 Mistletoe Ball are co-chairs Mary Lynn Pergantis and Frances Levas.

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