1. A ribbon cutting marked the opening of the new Devon Club on the horse show’s opening day, Thursday, May 26, 2016. Attendees sampled tea sandwiches, lemon sticks and the world famous Devon fudge during this unique event. The ribbon cutting marked the first new building on the horse show grounds in decades. (From left) Bryn Mawr Hospital President, Andi Gilbert, Devon Horse Show Chairman Wayne Grafton, Devon Horse Show President Rich O’Donnell, Devon Country Fair co-chair Karin Maynard and Bryn Mawr Hospital Executive Director of Development Michael Criscuolo were pictured cutting the blue ribbon.

2. This Septa Bus decorated with Devon Horse Show signs and memorabilia tours the area during the horse show run. Bryn Mawr Hospital President Andi Gilbert, Devon Horse Show Chairman Wayne Grafton, Devon Country Fair co-chair Karin Maynard and Devon Horse Show President Rich O’Donnell paused for a photo with bus driver Ed Maury (second right) while the bus was parked at the horse show grounds.

1. Jaguar Land Rover Main Line hosted a reception at the new Devon Club on
Thursday, May 26, 2016, Devon Horse Show’s opening night. Michael Smyth of
Jaguar Land Rover Main Line (left) paused for a photo with Bill McFadyen,
Kelly Ricefield and Tak Papariello, general manager at JLRML.

2. Craig and Marie Kondravi posed for a photo during the JLRML reception. The automobile’s lease will be raffled off during the Horse Show event.

3. Jen Bailer, Jessica Marshall, Sheryl Tourish, Shima Briggs and Cheri Griffiths attended the reception.

4. Cortwright Wetherill chatted with Tyler Bent and Maribeth and David Schaeffer.

5. Janice Reiser and her husband Dr. Joseph Reiser enjoyed the view at the horse show practice ring.

6. Michael Smyth chatted with Ray Carr and Jennifer Sclafani.

7. Kristy Sevag, Liz Marcello. Lauren Bushby and John Oakes paused for a
photo with Michael Smyth and JLRM’s E-Type Jaguar automobile.

1. On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Devon Horse Show’s 2016 spectator tailgate picnics took place on Berkely Road and Devon Blvd during this year’s Devon Pleasure
Drive and picnickers were able to view the carriages en route as they made their way back to the horse show grounds where they were judged. Tailgate Picnic
judges included (from left) Laura Stacey, Sara Shute, Jane Oehler, Christian Wynne, Tracey Freeman, Megan Van Sinderen and Laurie Finn.

2. Devon Horse Show Chairman Wayne Grafton (left) joined Frances and Wayne Baker on their Brewster Body Break Coach during the Carriage Marathon.

3. Laura Stacey (left) paused for a photo with Beverly Dawson, Dawn Mini, Alice Pancott, Logan Dawson, and Missy Schwartz and her mother Kathy at their tailgate picnic table.

4. Gemma Pagliei took part in the Carriage Marathon in her Pagliei Meadowbrook two-wheeled vehicle. Milliner Tiffany Arey paused for a photo with Gemma.

5. Dawn Mini and Beverly Dawson loved Missy Schwartz’ Devon cupcakes!

6. John Frazier Hunt enjoyed the moment on the road in his Whitlock Park Drag Coach!

7. Missy Schwartz and Christian Wynne paused for a photo with the 2016 Tailgate Picnic Ribbons.

8. John and Marlou Gregory waited to enter the ring in their Shooting Brake.

9. Terry Ruch and Jane Oehler enjoyed the tailgate picnics!

10. Devon Horse Show President Rich O’Donnell and his wife Enid were pictured in their Spider Phaeton Coach.

11. Tailgate picnickers included Dylan Coutu, Gerren Walters and Janine and Eva Coutu.

12. Amy Kerr in Meadowbrook, a two-wheeled vehicle, paused for a photo during the Carriage Marathon.

13. Bill Yamarick, Mark Smith, Don Dawson and Wayne Bagrowski enjoyed the tailgate picnics.

1. On Monday, May 30, 2016, Brandywine Polo supporters gathered at the Polo Grounds in Toughkemon to celebrate this year’s Memorial Day. Tailgaters came out in style to join their friends and to watch practice chukkas. Due to the heavy rain on Sunday night the Opening Day Match was postponed and re-scheduled for next Sunday June 5. (From left) Laura Stacey, Sydnee Ewers, Carmella Coppola and Renee Patrone paused for a photo with Sarah Doheny (right) in her”Soho” tent. Excellent food and drink was the theme of the day!

2. (From left) Kimberly Holleran, Kristin DeVilbis, Cheryl Lamoreux and Deb Roselle attended Sarah’s tailgate picnic.

3. (From left) Taylor Gasbarro, Lisa Flanagan and Gary Birchall.

4. John Aiken (left) and John Soden (right) shared a laugh during the tailgate picnic.

5. Rachel and Eric Roman relaxed during the tailgate event.

1. Ladies Day is a special event held during the annual Devon Horse Show and Country Fair. Dozens of contestants from around the tri-state area compete with their imaginative hat creations and matching outfits. “A Silver & Gold Celebration” in honor of Devon’s 120th anniversary was this year’s theme. Philadelphia Style  Magazine was the lead sponsor.  (From left) Amy Holzapfel, Tiffany Arey and Robin Sweet paused for a photo during the event. Amy Holzapfel won the ”Hat to Toe” Award.

2. Colleen Upp (left) brought her Chihuahuas to the event. She was pictured with Pam Bastings who won ”Best in Show”.

3. The Golden Girls – Joanne Bogan, Annette Brennan, Tina Aberant, Sharon Bozentka and Kelly Bogan.

4. Ladies Day Committee Members Darlene DiGorio, Eileen Devine, MaryKay Bergan and Laura Wood.

5. Sandra Yodesky and Celebrity Judge Carson Kressley.

6. Gordana Loncar and Leslie Brown who won ”Best of Devon”.

7. Christine Tomarchio, Dori Nugent, Elizabeth Frame, Janet Osterholm, Nancy Rainer-Wallace and Hayley Wallace.

8. Tatiana Wetzel and Anne Glunk.

9. Megan Van Sinderen, June Smith, Kim Chaney, Sue Aronschield, Crissy Kelly, Tracey Freeman, Miriam Volikas and Jo Standing Campbell.

10. Ginger Yacca, Tiffany Neiman, Jennifer Miller, Jen Harrison, Alexandra Hindle, Megan Hand, Corey Anderson who  brought her daughter, Kiera, to the event.

11. Pat Nogar and Jacqui and Karen Ebbert.

12. Jacquie Kelly, Karen Ridge and Zoya Egan.

13. Adam Joseph, Kristin Detterline and Michael Smyth. Adam Joseph of 6ABC and Michael Smyth of Jaguar Land Rover Main Line served as Ladies Hat Day judges.

14. Amy Stoios and Melissa Vermilion.

15. Adam Joseph, Karl Kraft and their son Jacob paused for a photo with DeeDee Heyward.

16. Cheryl Tepe, Heidi Tirgan, Suzin Levy,  Danielle Williams, Kristin McLaughlin and Abby Mezrow.

17. Kristin Detterline and Jimmy Contreras.

18. Susan Arenschield, Missy Schwartz and Jo Standing Campbell.

19. Anya McDonnell and Seda Alexandrian.

20. Veronica McKee, Andrea Connors, Kathleen Kenneally and Leslie Padilla. Kathleen Kenneally won ”Best Hat and Purse”.

21. Daughters of the British Empire members Clare Cox, Maddie Hammond,
Jackie Cunningham-Hill, Jocelyn Gilmour, Janet Bernstein, Barbara Ball, Angela Schiavello and Kirsten Dibeers attended the Ladies Day event.

22. Debbie Brangman, Lisa Ferrie-Kennedy and Sandra Yodesky.

23. Susan Kokat and Beth Previti.

25. Leslie Padilla, Chris Chodkowski and Sarah Moyher.

26. Adam Joseph and Kristy Sevag.

27. Debbie Muchnick and Jeff Kellmer.

28. DeeDee Heyward, Jo Standing Campbell, Susan Arenschield, Missy Schwartz, Tracey Freeman, Katherine Klaus and Megan Van Sinderen.

29.  When Ladies Day ended these ladies had fun in Carole Nevins Box!

30. Michelle Leonard’s (center) friends congratulated her on winning ”Most Fascinating”  for wearing this lovely chapeau!

1. On Tuesday, May 31, 2016, Bryn Mawr Hospital’s Gerhard Society members gathered at the Leonard King Box overlooking the Dixon Oval to celebrate this year’s annual Devon Horse Show. The Devon Horse Show is a benefit for Bryn Mawr Hospital. The Gerhard Society is a preeminent philanthropic society on the Main Line composed of supporters who view Bryn Mawr Hospital as integral to the health of our community and who are committed to cultivating an enduring hospital and community partnership. The Gerhard Society has grown from an initial 140 members to over 450 of Bryn Mawr Hospital’s most dedicated philanthropic partners. Among them are grateful patients, physicians, staff, volunteers, community members, foundations and corporations.  Bryn Mawr Hospital President Andi Gilbert paused for a photo with Dr. Robert Good and his wife Jean.

2. MLH president and CEO Jack Lynch and Bryn Mawr Hospital President Andi Gilbert.

3. Kip and Michelle Johnson chatted with Bryn Mawr Hospital Executive Director of Development Michael Criscuolo.

4. Ken Kirby, Rick and Celeste Ill, Andi Gilbert and Dr. David Rose attended the event.

5. Susan Silverian, Greg and Debbie Clower and Cynthia and Jeff Mack.

6. Maria Ecker chatted with Gerhard Society board chair Cindy Terker.

7. Bruce Brown and Michael Criscuolo.

8. Susan and Mark Dinneen and Frank Pension.

1. On Thursday, June 2, 2016, a VIP Reception to honor the McDevitt family took place in the all-new Devon Club space. During the event the space was named the McDevitt Room. Guests enjoyed cocktails, a buffet supper, and remarks by Devon Horse Show Chairman Wayne Grafton and former chairman, Wade McDevitt. (From left) Anna Hopkins, Bayne Belair and Wade Belair paused for a photo with Wade and Wendy McDevitt (center).

2. Mia Fioravanti and Wendy McDevitt.

3. Jay Weber, Wendy McDevitt and Merritt Weber.

4. Kathleen Aceto, Kathy Schwartz,  Callaghan Schwartz and Meghan Wright joined Devon Horse Show Chairman Wayne Grafton during the VIP reception.

5. VIP reception sponsor Richard Hayne, Wayne Grafton and Wendy and Wade McDevitt.

6. Guests included Effie Wister, R.C. and Barbara Gilbert, April and William Timmerman and Christina Graham.

7. Vince and Jacqueline Liuzzi.

8. Jason Ingle, Charles Neel and Bill Rouse.

9. Mina Neel, Erin Herz, Claudia Weissenberger, Eilise Rouse and Erika Hayne.

10. Dr. Scott Bruggeworth and his wife Annika.

1. Morris Arboretum’s annual fundraising gala, Moonlight & Roses, presented by The Haverford Trust Company, took place on Friday, June 3, 2016. Funds raised through this year’s event will help to sustain the mission of Morris Arboretum, from ongoing efforts to restore and maintain the beloved horticultural and architectural features, to growing a diverse array of educational and outreach programs. This year’s event honored Edith Robb Dixon, a treasured friend of the Arboretum. The Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania is located at 100 East Northwestern Avenue in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia and includes numerous picturesque spots such as a formal rose garden where Moonlight & Roses was held. Moonlight & Roses co- chairs Elizabeth Salata (left) and Joann Lytle (right) paused for a photo with Nancy and Bill Simkiss, Debbie Rodgers and her husband Paul Meyer and Debbie Shiveley. Paul Meyer is the F. Otto Haas Executive Director at the Morris Arboretum.

2. Alice Bast, Jenny Rose Carey, Christine Bamberger and Sarah Lodge.

3. Bill Valerio, Anne Standish, Sam and Kate Earle and Radclyffe and Maria Thompson.

4. Erica and Christopher Lux.

5.  David and Tari Carlson, Cathy Hozack and Rosaleen and Rick Parsons.

6. Victoria and George Coates Jr., Maya Czulewicz, Trish Kemper, Bob Boyer and Jessie Demming.

7. Amanda and Andy Cobb and Alisa and Gray Gifford.

8. David and Megan Peppard, Christopher Gadsden and Seth and Dayna Horwitz.

9. Lisa and Tom Fortino, Frank and Brieann Paygouzas and Tiffany and Tim Lauro.

10. Trish Kemper, Pilar Rivera and Willa Rowan.

11. Matt and Anne Sidduth and Ted and Mindy O’Connor.

12. Dick and Pam Williams.

13. Tim and Sandy Greenwood and Emily and Wade Vandergrift.

14. Bill and Katharine Eyre, Christine Bamberger and Leigh and John Middleton.

15. John Donaldson, Michael Smith, Matt Rader and Deb Donaldson.

16. Nanny Gifford, Gray Gifford, Kelly Culley, Ellie Hanson, Joe Culley and Alisa Gifford.

17. Debbie and Andrew Webster and Mimi and Peter Flemming.

18. Gabor Antalics, Charles Ingersoll, Eleanor Penniman and Virginia Baltzell.

19. Joe and Kelly Culley.

20. Perry and Joelle Gennerella, Jean Chambers and Ashley Stonfer.

1. On Saturday, June 4, 2016, Philadelphia Style Magazine’s Publisher John Colabelli hosted an evening of fun and excitement to celebrate the 120th Anniversary of the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair. The event took place at the new Devon Club and featured cocktails, champagne and lite fare catered by the Capital Grille of King of Prussia. John Colabelli (left) paused for a photo with Sharon Clifton and Irv Rosenzweig during the event.

2. Sarah Moyher, Conni McDonnell and Leslie Padilla.

3. Kristy and Jeff Sevag chatted with Lauren Bushby.

4. Jin Hee Park and Allison Smith shared a moment with Conni McDonnell.

5. Mark Nicoletti and Lauren Bushby.

6. Barbara and Ken Toscano and Kathy and Joe McKeown attended the event.

7. Lindsey Marshall and Peter Pierce.

8. Rosemary Kushnir and Lauren Colabelli.

9. Peter and Barbara Miller.

10. Mark Nicoletti and Matthew West.

11. Tom and Allison Petrelli, Jay Shah and Kelly and Sean Edwards.

12. Rosemary and John Kushnir.

1. On Saturday, June 4, 2016, the Main Line Art Center in Haverford held a  festive Sensory Garden Party and Ice Cream Bowl Fundraiser. The event profiled their Accessible Art Programs for artists with disabilities, at-risk youth and low-income families and those featured in the Spring Gala Exhibition. Set in the Art Center’s picturesque Sensory Garden, guests enjoyed music, garden-themed art projects for children, and refreshments. They welcomed summer by purchasing handcrafted ceramic bowls with ice cream for $15, or disposable bowls of ice cream for $5. The event also kicked-off the Center’s annual ceramics sale which benefits the Center’s award-winning programs. The Main Line Art Center is located at 746 Panmure Road in Haverford, behind the Wilkie Lexus dealership just off of Lancaster Avenue. The Art Center is easily accessible from public transportation and offers abundant free parking. For more information about Main Line Art Center’s  Accessible Art Programs, please visit www.mainlineart.org or call 610.525.0272.  Lizzie Hickman, Sheldon Innis and Beth Boardman were pictured during the event.

2. Leslie Shipley and Alicia Walker relaxed in the Sensory Garden.

3. Emily Summers and her daughter Savannah.

4. Heather Conboy, Mary Beth Carl and Gwendoline G. Roget.

5.  Alan Soffer discussed his painting ”Lacunaesque” with his wife Libbie and Main Line Art’s Executive Director Amie Potsic during the event.

1. Diner en Blanc Philadelphia Preview Party took place on Tuesday, June 7, 2016, at the Reading Terminal Market. The evening featured samplings from their catering partners – returning partner Luke Palladino Catering, and new partners Reading Terminal Market and 33rd Street Hospitality Catering. It also
featured a table display contest. Touché Accessories sold an array of elegant white accessories including hats, fascinators and gloves. Dîner en Blanc is
set for August 18, 2016 this year. Diner en Blanc is like a gustatory Brigadoon, equal parts mystery, anachronism and caprice. Now attended by thousands at
some of the best-known Parisian spaces, it began humbly in 1988. That year, François Pasquier, now 67, returned to Paris after a few years abroad and held a dinner party to reconnect with friends. So many wanted to come that he asked them to convene at the Bois de Boulogne and to dress in white, so they could
find each other. During the Preview Party, Conni McDonnell of Touché Accessories (left) is saying ”Tres Chic” to Michele Baymor’s choice of a white fascinator!

2. Bari Goldstein, Natalie Jensen and Lea Thierman loved the selection of fascinators available at the Touché Accessories booth.

3. Chef Jacquie Kelly and Chef Luke Palladino paused for a photo.

4. Lisa Silveri chatted with DEB co-chair Kayli Moran.

5. DEB co-chair Natanya DiBona (left) chatted with Julie Green, Angela Harrington, Lynette Zimmerman and Meredith West.

6. Heather Chiminello and Erica Eidelson.

7. Dr. Laura Picciano and Dr. Thanuja Hamilton admired Sandra Goldberg’s hat (center), purchased from Touché Accessories!

8. DEB team Kayli Moran, Kory Aversa and Natanya DiBona paused for a photo.

9. Laura Eaton and Chef Jacquie Kelly’s table setting won the Judges Choice prize at the preview event.

10. Tiffany Battle and Nikki Thompson posed for a photo with their unique table design!

11. DEB enthusiasts John A. Pettingill II, Marsha Flowers and Ray Wall attended the preview event.

1. iFLY Philadelphia hosted an exclusive ribbon cutting event at their
facility on 290 Goddard Boulevard in King of Prussia on Thursday, June 9,
2016. iFLY offers an indoor skydiving experience to ages 3 and up. Montgomery County Board of Commissioners and IFLY management staff gathered in front of the building to cut the ribbon to mark the occasion of delivering flight to everyone!

2. Montgomery County Commissioner Joseph C. Gale and Executive Administrator Matthew Suplicki paused for a photo inside the facility.

3. Ed Harris, Debbie Repas and Mike Bowman of IFLY and Megan Tomlinson and Lisa Karl of the Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board were pictured
during the event.

4. Jason Salus, member of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners.

5. iFLY General Manager Jon McHutchison, iFLY instructors and iFLY team members paused for a photo following the ribbon cutting.

1. The Woodward Celebration 2016, is a multi-day event series and capital campaign designed to honor the contributions of the Houston-Woodward family in Chestnut Hill and beyond. Beginning Wednesday, June 8, 2016 through Sunday, June 12, 2016 – civic leaders, historians and community members will gather to examine the transformative influences the philanthropic family had on Chestnut Hill (Philadelphia), Pennsylvania and its sister-city Charleston, South Carolina. The Woodward Celebration Kickoff event took place on Wednesday, June 8, at the Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill. Guests enjoyed cocktails, a tour of the museum and remarks by The Patricia Van Burgh Director and CEO, Woodmere Art Museum William R. Valerio, Ph.D.,  and David R. Contosta, professor of history, Chestnut Hill College and the Woodward family biographer. Bill Valerio (left) paused for a photo with George Woodward 111, Charles, Hayes and Anna Woodward and Richard Smith 111 during the reception at the Woodmere Art Museum.

2. Susan Detweiler and her son John Detweiler.

3. Margie Green, Ali Lopez and Bill Valerio.

4. Will Detweiler, David Contosta , Ph.D., and Bishop Frank Griswold.

5. Chareen and Scott Watson.

6. Gail Detweiler and Anne Standish.

7. Gail and John Detweiler.

8. Lisa Lloyd and Jenny McHugh.

9. Alisa and Tim Obine.

10. David Contosta and Bill Valerio concluded the event with remarks to the assembled crowd at the Woodmere Art Museum.

1. On Thursday, June 9, 2016, Paoli Hospital Auxiliary Charlestown Branch members gathered at Betsy Cohen’s home for an end-of-year meeting. Members enjoyed refreshments, hors d’oeuvres and a presentation by Physical Therapist Kate Biles. The event also featured a run-down of upcoming Fall Fundraisers. The Paoli Hospital Auxiliary’s mission is “to serve and support Paoli Hospital.” They accomplish this by raising funds through the Auxiliary’s events and businesses, recruiting volunteers for the hospital and by promoting Paoli Hospital within the community.  Charlestown Branch members were pictured poolside during the meeting!

2. Betsy Cohen (left) hosted the meeting. Betsy paused for a photo with Charlestown Branch president Kim Smedley and vice-president Sandra Yodesky.

3. Kim Smedley and Jenn Appaneal.

4. Lisa Ferrie-Kennedy, Sandra Yodesky and Rachel Pugh.

5. Sabrina Adee, Pamela Meenan and Diane Petrone.

6. Jenn Appaneal and Pam Annas.

7. Sharon Paff, Rose Tomasello, Leslie Ehrin, Pamela Felice, Betsy Cohen, Rachel Pugh and Carolyn Ritz.

8. Betsy Cohen, Kate Biles and Sandra Yodesky.

1. On Saturday, June 11, 2016,  The British Officers Club of Philadelphia and Societies of the Commonwealth of Nations hosted Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s 90th Birthday Celebration at Valley Forge Military Academy. The event featured a choral service, reception and open bar in Eisenhower Hall, High Tea, a screening of the Trooping of the Color, a champagne Toast and dancing.  British Officers Club member David Leslie-Hughes paused for a photo with Doug Gefvert, The Rev. Karl Krueger and Bishop Shawn Bartley during the VFMA reception.

2. Vivian and Raafat Bishai, Susan Gerrity and Joseph and Nahed Damian attended the event.

3. Tiffany and Brian Arey were among the guests.

4. Janice and Tom Showler (left) chatted with Bruce Hustis, Jim Willis and Phil Anders, members of the Color Guard of the Philadelphia Continental Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution.

5. Thomas Elsasser and Gloria DelPiano posed with a life-size cardboard picture of the Queen!

6. Tiffany Arey chatted with Susan Jablokov during the reception.

1. On April 20, 2016, the children of the late John and Chara Haas donated the family’s 42-acre Stoneleigh estate in Villanova to Natural Lands Trust—the
region’s oldest and largest land conservation organization. The organization, which owns 42 nature preserves across eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey, plans to open the Haas family estate as a public garden that showcases and educates visitors about the joys and benefits of gardens that emphasize the use of native plants. Natural Lands Trust is the region’s oldest and largest land conservation organization and is dedicated to protecting the forests, fields, streams, and wetlands that are essential to the sustainability of life in eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. Since its founding in 1953, Natural Lands Trust has preserved more than 100,000 acres, including 43 nature preserves totaling more than 22,000 acres. Today, some 2.5 million people live within five miles of land under the organization’s protection. On Friday, June 10, 2016 a summer celebration to mark this gift took place at Stoneleigh. Fred Haas, Natural Lands Trust president Molly Morrison and David Haas made remarks during the celebration.

2. Emily and Shami Mugisha brought their week-old infant to the event.

3. Holly Archinal, Greg Mackenzie and Anna Coyne attended.

4. Jim Ward, George Scandone, Chris Arader and Bob Butera shared a moment during the event.

5. Conrad and Amanda Radcliffe, Steve and Meg Shreiner and Amanda and Tyler Beatty.

6. Michael Smith, Barbara Meyers, Matt Rader and Howard Meyers represented The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.

7. Will Dixon, Stephen Gross, Richard and Hollie Gross, Steven and Jamie Aller, Jody and Chris Coghlan and friends enjoyed the summer celebration at Stoneleigh.

8. Al and Heather Murphy, Anita and Frank Leto and Dr. Francesco Leto attended the event.

1. Many of Philly’s young art lovers and industry leaders made a bold and beautiful statement in yellow at the Barnes Young Professionals Night on
Friday, June 10, 2016. Attendees mixed and mingled while sipping cocktails and sampling hors d’oeuvres in the garden.  Erin Bushnell, Jo Perez, David
Zawrotny, Katie Adams Schaeffer, Trevor Walsh and James Gavin were attended the event.

2. Dr. Jennifer Caudle chatted with Alexander Mason Hankin.

3. Jason and Rachel Cevera, Eric Gerchberg and Ian Larson.

4. Lorraine Corley and Sherry Kumar.

5. Kimberly Resnick, Elisabeth Hill and Patrick Mannion.

6. Erin Bushnell, Kristin Allen, Megan Morley, Kelly Shunneson, Melissa Page and Rebecca Calder.

7. Ann Willig, Walter Randall, Will Carey and Shelley Bernstein.

8. Ernie Poon and Deirdre Sawinski.

9. Sam Patel, Gabriela Guaracao, Matt Fontana and Naveen Todi.

10. Trevor Walsh, Bridget O’Brien and Brendan Walsh.

11. Brendan and Trevor Walsh.

1. On Sunday, June 12,2016, members and guests of the English Speaking Union gathered for ”A Royal Garden Party” at ”Rocky Crest” in Gladwyne. The annual
event celebrated Queen Elizabeth II’s 90th Birthday and 55th Year of her Reign. Guests enjoyed live and silent auctions, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. The
Philadelphia Branch of the English-Speaking Union of the United States was founded in 1920. The ESU celebrates English as a shared language to foster global understanding and good will by providing educational and cultural opportunities for students, educators, and members. Hadia and Jay Tolson welcomed guests to the Royal Garden Party at their home.

2. Mary Darlington, Margaret Pugliese and ESU president Gayla McCluskey paused for a photo during the garden party.

3. Dr. Donald Rosato and Livia Klaus joined Harriet and Shelley Margolis (center) at the event.

4. Gordana Loncar and Livia Klaus chatted with Hadia Tolson (center).

5. Gordana Loncar, Kathryn Kearns and Sharon Holt.

6. Stephen Darlington chatted with Greg Klipstein and Nancy Plum.

7. Don Rosato paused for a photo with Margaret and Amanda Hill and Andy Webster.

8. Gayla McCluskey and Judith Francis were pictured with event co-chairs Suzanne and David Lavins.

9. Margaret and Douglas Pugliese and Susan Gerrity.

10. Robert Laidlaw, Jason and Nicole Walker, Christopher Morton Jocelyn Roddie and Dr. Heidi Kolberg Barnett enjoyed the event.

11. Susan Dupee, Andy Webster, Patsy and Val Sauri and Debbie Webster were pictured during the event.

1. On Monday, June 13, 2016, a golf outing to raise funds for Adopt a Pig took place at Stonewall Golf Club in Elverson. Adopt a Pig: Change Matters for Kids
with Cancer, a 501 (c)(3) is a public charity and 100% volunteer organization (adoptapig.org). The Adopt a Pig mission is to provide coping mechanisms and
support services to children fighting cancer in the region. Funds are raised through the sale of piggy banks which are first painted by the children as a
form of art therapy.  Rob and Vicki Amand founded Adopt A Pig when their daughter Reagan was diagnosed with leukemia at age 3-1/2. Vicki, Reagan and Rob Amand were pictured during the reception and buffet dinner following the golf outing.

2. Patrick English, Tak Papariello and Michael Smyth of Land Rover of the Main Line and Don Dougherty were pictured at the reception following a day of golf . Land Rover of the Main Line was an event sponsor.

3. George Sawicki, Lori Pickford, Nicole Richards, Harley Blaisdell of Blaize Catering and Dana Twaddell. Blaize Catering was an event sponsor. 

4. Golfers Bill Wolfe, Mike O’Neill and Pat Ryan supported Adopt A Pig.

5. Colleen Pietrobono, Kathy Platt, Leslie Swoope and Debbie Hassan.

6. Matt Hayes, Mark Eckhardt and sponsor John Moerman.

7. Kristy Sevag and Brea Mealey of  Sevag Creative  (left and right) paused for a photo with Adopt A  Pig supporter, Joe Gaglioti  of Joseph Anthony Retreat Spa and Salon. 

8. Mike Monsell, Jamie Schrotberger, Drew Coblitz and Joel Lawson.

9. Mike Caputo and Jeff Moyher.

10. Eagles Cheerleaders attended the event.

11. President, Nemours/Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children, Paul Kempinski (left) and Brent King, M.D. Chief of Medicine  (right) paused for a photo with Rob Amand (center), founder of Adopt A Pig.

12. Adopt A Pig supporters Rick King, Bryan Snellman, Steve McNamara, Chris Bruner, Tom Walters, Dave Barkavage, Mike Gross, Dave Petitt and Rob Myers paused for a photo after a day of golf.

13. Rob Amand, sponsor Brian Lipstein and Vince Willis.

14. Kristy Sevag and her public relations team paused for a photo after the fundraiser.

1. More than 45 celebrated chefs from around the world and over 1,200 guests attended the 11th annual Great Chefs event at Urban Outfitters Headquarters at The Navy Yard on Tuesday, June 14, 2016. The 2015 James Beard Foundation Awards Outstanding Chef winner and event host Marc Vetri hand-selected the participating chefs. The night was full of great bites, fabulous drinks, VIP guests, music, mingling, exciting silent and live auctions, and best of all, great causes. Great Chefs benefits Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation and The Vetri Foundation for Children raising nearly $800,000 last year. Three generations of Vetri’s, Jenna Ferman, Judge Risa Vetri Ferman and Barbara Vetri paused for a photo during the Great Chefs event.

2. Jocelyn Hillman and Dorothy and Ed Flynn were pictured with Liz Scott of Alex’s Lemonade Stand and her son Patrick (center). Dorothy and Ed Flynn are Liz Scott’s parents. Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation was one of the beneficiaries.

3. Sponsors Garrett Snider and Mary Peg Bruder.

4. Chef Jose Garces (right) and his team from Volver, Diana Ong, Jeffrey Grimes and Josh Massaro were pictured at the event.

5. Heather Harad and Christine Bugg attended the fundraiser.

6. Alex Gushner, Chiara DiGiallorenzo, Evan Levy and Stefania DiGalliorenzo.

7. Jeff and Nicole Kenny chatted with Chelsea Naut and Scott Barnes of Boyd’s.

8. Tommy and Rachel McLaughlin, Emily Smith, Ray and Paige Jaffe and Shelby Stamm attended the event.

9. Nicole Nabman. Hailey O’Mara, Ryan Jones, Elizabeth Palmer and Iryna Krill.

10. Geno Vento of Geno’s Steaks, Kelly Baldwin, Steve Bentley and Theresa Bentley attended the fundraiser.

11. Molly Fischer, Courtney Messerly, Larissa Gaul, Jessica Kibbe and Megan O’Brien.

12. Nicole Nabman and Iryna Krill.