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Dancing
in the chapel at Cipriani 42nd Street for Save Venice's
annual costume ball.
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On
another Friday, Save Venice held its annual costume ball at
Cipriani 42nd Street with several hundred attending the black
tie
affair. Before the Ball, Disney’s theatrical producer Tom
Schumacher and his partner, interior designer Matthew
White had
a small cocktail party for the Ball’s honoree, Terry
Stanfill who came in from her home in Los
Angeles with her husband Dennis
Stanfill.
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Hugh
Hildesley auctioning a Seguso Viro vase
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Schumacher and White have a rather grand apartment in one of the
fine old Stanford White designed mansions on lower Park Avenue.
After drinks, it was up the avenue to Cipriani 42nd Street where
the evening’s theme was Dolce Vita A Venezia, or:
Italian glamour of the 1950s, and the décor was provided
by Philip
Baloun. The costume was black or white tie and 1950s vintage gowns.
Terry Stanfill was being honored for her longtime support of the
organization through its California Chapter.
There were 550 guests including members of Young Friends of Save
Venice. Melva Bucksbaum, Hilary Califano, Elizabeth Stribling,
George White, Mariuccia Zerilli-Marimò were co-chairs, and
junior Co-chairmen: Lauren Davis and Tinsley
Mortimer. The evening
is sponsored by Maserati North America with additional sponsorship
from Italian designer Raffaella Curiel.
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Susan
Shin, Coralie Charriol, and Annelise Peterson
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Beatrice Rossi-Landi wore a 1954 vintage haute
couture evening dress in black silk faille by Gigliola
Curiel.
Amelie Stroh wore a 1959
vintage haute couture evening dress in ecru linen, embroidered
in pink and green silk, also by Gigliola
Curiel, as did Raffaella Curiel, the daughter of Gigliola, who
wore a 1952 vintage haute couture long evening dress in blue velvet.
And Adelina Wong Ettelson wore a short evening
dress, inspired by the 1950’s, in bright orange chiffon with
embroidery from the Spring/Summer 2005 Couture Collection of Raffaella
Curiel.
A live auction included items from Maserati, Nardi jewelers, Raffaella
Curiel couture, and Venetian glass-maker Seguso Viro. Proceeds
from the event will go towards the restoration of the art and architecture
of Venice.
Founded in 1971, Save Venice has provided funding for the restoration
of more than three hundred important works of art and buildings
in the Most Serene Republic, among them some of the glories of
Western civilization.
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Matthew
White and Diahn McGrath
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Francesca
Stanfill Nye, Terry Stanfill, and Ruth Wilkinson
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Zani
Gugelmann and friends
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Sarah
Siegel Magness and Tara Subkoff
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Serena
Tufo, Francesca Stanfill Nye, and Peter Tufo
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Hutton
Wilkinson
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Farah
Dib and Marco
Mattiacci of Ferrari Maserati North America
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Bob
Guthrie with Lisa and David Schiff
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Thomas
Schumacher
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Cynthia
and Thomas Sculco with Robert Simon
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Loren
Bassett and Brandt Hooker
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Günter
Blobel and Laura Maioglio Blobel
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Violet
Boe
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L.
to r.: Beatrice Rossi-Landi in vintage Gigliola Curiel;
Raffaella Curiel in a 1952 vintage haute couture long evening
dress
by Gigliola Curiel, Adelina Wong Ettelson in
a dress inspired by the 1950’s from the Spring/Summer
2005 Raffaella Curiel Couture Collection, and Gigliola
Curiel; Joe
and Hilary Califano. |
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Lauren
Davis
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Jose
and Beatrice Esteve
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Dayssi
Olarte de Kanavos
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Ronald
Lee Fleming and Sandra Ourusoff
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Ana
Clemencia Fox with Carter and Julia Walker
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Francesca
Stanfill Nye and Richard Nye
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Sarah
Siegel-Magness and Holly Kylberg
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Geoffrey
Talbot-Jones and Mimi Stafford
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Dennis
and Terry Stanfill
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Gillian
Hearst
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Martha
Miller
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Coralie
Charriol
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Margherita
Missoni
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Diane
Ray Brown and George Rudenauer
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Beatrice
Rossi-Landi, Sarah Siegel-Magness and Junior Co-Chairmen
Tinsley Mortimer and Lauren Davis
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Isabel
Fowlkes and Julia Walker
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Frances
LaGatta Shelton and Dieter von Lesten
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Jennifer
Missoni
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Augustus
Rylands and Luella Lane
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Young
supporter
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Diahn
McGrath, Elizabeth Locke, John Staelin, and Elizabeth
Stribling, Co-Chairman
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Merrill
Hanley and Lily Bunn
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John
and Annie Fiorilla
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Howard
and Helen Johnson
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John
Zee and friend
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Nina
and Bill Judson
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Lara
Meiland and Claude Shaw
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Tinsley
Mortimer, Junior Co-chairman
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Mel
and Dick Oldenburg
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Pat
and Ashlyn Lovejoy
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Alex
Lind Rose and Alvin Valley
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Sarah
Siegel-Magness and Gary Magness
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Nick
and Amanda Stonnington
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The
Associates Committee of the Society of Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Cancer Center held its 14th annual “Bunny Hop” American
Girl Place on Tuesday, March 8th welcoming children young and old
for a fun-filled evening of entertainment.
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Bunny
with Alexandra Mandis, Courtney
Moss, and Katie Colgate
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Sponsored this
year by Scalamandré and Ralph Lauren Childrenswear,
the party was with entertainment from Magic Al, Mikey Mike,
Kevin Krueger Party Kidz, Stinkie Pinkie, Mad Hatter Balloons and lots
more. In addition, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Peter Rabbit,
Pikachu and many others were on hand for photo opportunities. Guests enjoyed
cookie decorating, candy necklace making, shopping and a few surprises.
For the second year in a row, there was a fabulous silent auction
for both kids and adults with items from Jacadi, Vineyard Vines,
J. McLaughlin, Spring Flowers, Magic Windows, Ruzzetti & Gow
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Elizabeth
Fuller, Katie Colgate, Courtney Moss, Mark Bitter, Wiggie Bitter,
Christina Addison, Lisa Errico and Alexandra Mandis
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DeJuan Stroud provided the décor and
flowers, Levy Caterers, of the American Girl Café, prepared
the food and there were the famous Bunny Hop gift bags, this
year provided by Ralph Lauren. The Co-Chairmen are Katie
Colgate, Alexandra Mandis and Courtney Moss.
Vice Chairs were: Christina Addison, Chesie Breen,
Lisa Errico, Elizabeth Fuller, Ashley Potter, Nicole Robinson,
Suzie Fairchild and Kimberly Tighe.
Funds raised from the "Bunny Hop" support the Associates partnership
with the Eunice School in the Department of Pediatrics. The partnership
helps to provide for the Center's educational needs, such as computer based
learning programs, school supplies, teacher programs, and a school re-entry
program that helps children return to their normal classroom environment. |
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Alix
and Jennifer Creel
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Chloe
and Erin Lazard
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Peter,
Dayssi, Sophia, and Nicholas de Kanavos
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Jill
and Sadie Kargman
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Jim
and Jamie Watkins
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Mary
and Annabel Darling
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Lara
and Alexandra Glazier with Melissa Berkelhammer
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Andrew
and Lesley Heaney
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Clifford
the Big Red Dog and Charlie Uffelman
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Tatiana
Mandis with Clifford the Big Red Dog and Polo Bear
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Rockette
Kim Petros, Courtney Moss, Katie Colgate, Alexandra
Mandis, and Rockette Lisa Matsuoka
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Isabelle
and Philip Gorrivan
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Andrea
Donahue and Tommy
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Moira,
Olivia, Travers, Alannah, and Caroline: “Every
Penny Counts”
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Mary
Ellen Coyne and sons
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Hilary
Dick with Gigi and Sophie
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Christine
Cachot and Allegra Williams
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Alexis
Waller and Every Penny Counts Boys
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Mary
Ellen Coyne and family
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Debbie
and Serena Bancroft with Jodi, Isabelle, and Beatrice
Edmonds
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Kevin,
Madeline, and Barbara McLaughlin
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