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Karen Versaevel of Marshall, from left, along with her daughter Amanda and Carol Lee of Spicer view one of the table settings Saturday during the annual Rice Health Foundation table setting review at the Holiday Inn and Willmar Conference Center. The setting was designed by Marianne Brenkman. The festive table displays were part of the weekend-long gala that will benefit dialysis care at Rice Memorial Hospital. (Tribune photo by Ron Adams)

Table settings on display in Willmar, Minn.

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