Tennis, Theater, and Trunk Shows

Valerie Boster, Devon Schuster, Phoebe Papadopoulos, Genevieve Bahrenburg, and Jessica Sailer

Men's Vogue, here at dinner at Wakiya in the Gramercy Park Hotel, honored Roger Federer. The magazine is featuring the tennis champion as their cover boy on their latest issue.

Roger Federer and Rachel Weisz

Annette and Oscar de la Renta

Anna Wintour, Annette de la Renta, and Diana Taylor

Donald and Melania Trump

Jamie Johnson

Lily Cole

Kathryn Neale

Yvonne Fielden, Jay Fielden, and Anna Wintour

Charlie Shaffer, Bee Shaffer, and Sam Shaffer

Elissa Lumley

Francisco Costa and Amanda Brooks

Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump

Diane von Furstenberg and Marc Jacobs

David Neville, Marcus Wainwright, Glenna Neece, and Jimmy Fallon

Lauren Dupont and Marina Rust Connor

Vera Wang

Patrick Demarchelier and Lily Cole

L. to r.: Marina Rust Connor; Matt Nye and Jann Wenner; Yvonne Fielden and Holly Doran.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez

Paul Arrouet and Dylan Lauren with Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer and Eric Zinterhofer

Jann Wenner, Jay Fielden, Shelby Bryan, and Roger Federer

Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer and Michael Kors

UJA-Federation of New York held its second annual Hamptons Trunk Show. The event, held at a private residence, featured the designs of Shawn Warren Designs; Botticelli’s Niece; Club Prive; Soluxe; Carlos Falchi; Catherine Malandrino; Lissa Inc. Jewelry; Love2Design Jewelry; Marchon Inc.; Marcie Fleck Jewelry; MD Skincare by Dr. Dennis Gross; Pologeorgis; Robin Katz Vintage Jewelry; Scoop; Theory Ltd.; Tracy Feith; True Religion; Pasha & Jo and more. Twenty percent of the proceeds of all sales were donated to UJA-Federation.

Jamie Mitchell, Joyce Scharfer, Ramy Sharp, Stacey Bronfman, Kim Dickstein, and Sara Pilot

Gabby and Stacey Bronfman

Clockwise from above: Ramy Sharp and Mara Sandler; Hampton’s Trunk Show; Ramy Sharp, Joyce Scharfer, and Stacey Bronfman; Joyce and Paul Scharfer.

Jennifer Gardner Tulson and Allison Lutnick

Stacy Kaye and Patty Schneider

Presented as the second and final part of Shakespeare in the Park's 'Summer of Love,' The Public Theater's A Midsummer Night's Dream opened Thursday, August 23rd. Performances continues through September 9th.

The new production of William Shakespeare's classic romantic comedy, directed by Tony Award-winner Daniel Sullivan, stars Martha Plimpton (Helena), Jason Antoon (Snout), Keith David (Oberon), Mireille Enos (Hermia), Jon Michael Hill (Puck), Austin Lysy (Lysander), Tim Blake Nelson (Quince), Daniel Oreskes (Theseus), Laila Robins (Titania), Jay O. Sanders (Bottom), and Elliot Villar (Demetrius), with Chelsea Bacon as First Fairy, Ken Cheeseman as Starveling, Christine Corpuz in the Ensemble, Jesse Tyler Ferguson ("The Class," Spelling Bee) as Flute, Herb Foster (The Rivals, Kiss Me, Kate) as Philostrate, Simon Garratt as a Fairy, Erica Huang as a Fairy, Ben Huber in the Ensemble, Cassidy Leonard as Fairy, George Morfogen (Fortune's Fool, An Inspector Calls) as Egeus, Isis Ashai Mullen-Hansen as a Fairy, Mallory Portnoy in the Ensemble, Lina Silver as a Fairy and Keith Randolph Smith (King Hedley II, Salome) as Snug, and Jack Tartaglia as a Fairy.

For additional information about Shakespeare in the Park, call (212) 539-8750 or visit The Public Theater website at www.publictheater.org [3].

Dana Rosen and Sam Neuman with a friend

Keith David and friend

Rashida Jones

Jennifer Ehle

Oscar Isaac

Jay O. Sanders

Laila Robins

Jeff Goldblum

Michael Cerveris

Martha Plimpton and Tim Blake Nelson

The Southampton Inn was the lovely setting for the newly formed Rogers Memorial Library Foundation’s first fundraiser, an author’s luncheon with guest of honor Alex Kuczynski, the New York Times writer and author of Beauty Junkies: Inside Our $15 Billion Obsession with Cosmetic Surgery.


	Alex Kuczynski and Barbara Lord

The Meadow Club crowd was treated to a witty and informative talk by Ms. Kuczynski over a luncheon of poached salmon, chicken salad and filet followed by molten chocolate cakes all prepared by The Inn’s recently appointed Executive Chef, Peter Dunlop of American Hotel fame. Founding Board member Nancy Stone was thrilled with the turnout and the success of their silent auction.

Last year, the new foundation was set up to provide support beyond public funding for the Library’s numerous community programs, lecture and film series that have made it a jewel on the cultural landscape. Besides Ms. Stone the dynamic board, a cross section of the Southampton business and philanthropic communities, includes Laura Danforth, Thomas Oplinger, Mary Quatroche, Hilary van Maur, Beatty Page Cramer, Stanley Glinka, Jr. and Jay Diesing.

The Rogers Memorial Library was founded in 1893 through the bequest of Harriet Rogers. Its first home the Victorian Gothic building on the corner of Job's Lane and Main Street was built in 1895 and opened its doors to the public in March 1896. Having outgrown that building, The Library moved to spacious new quarters atop a hill on Windmill Lane where it now serves 40,000 people year round.

Author Luncheon at Southampton Inn for Rogers Library Foundation

Dining in the sunlit garden room: Barbara Lord, Nancyjane Loewy, Mary Beatty, Donna Oplinger, Liz Battle, Barbara Missett, Sherrill, Margo de Peyster, Camille Campbell, Joan Belden Jeannette Clarke, Nora Kennedy, Diana Buxton, Carol Gaunt, Susan Madonia Lisa Ehrenkranz, Saki Mitchell, Lynn Mortimer, Sacha McNaughton, Julie Kammerer, June Harrison, Christl Meszkat, Nan Case, Diane Sadowski, Nancy McCabe, Kristi Witker Coons, Jennifer Lobo-Buhl, Mika Sterling, Joan Belden and more.