Hors d'oeuvre servers, maybe

HOSTESSES

Think of the women who might greet you at a party while balancing a tray of appetizers, often dressed in uniform. Their title shares a root with the word "hospitality."

"Hors d'oeuvre servers, maybe" hints at people who serve appetizers at parties or events. The word "hostesses" fits because they often handle food service at gatherings, and the plural form matches the clue’s phrasing. The trick is the double meaning—"hostesses" can refer to both party hosts and flight attendants, but here it leans toward the social event role. The "maybe" signals it’s not the only possible answer, but the most likely one.