1. The Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance 20th Annual event took place on Sunday, September 11, 2016. Each year, the concours event has a featured marque, a vehicle type or coachbuilder and a motorcycle make. The 2016 event showcased the most interesting and significant Lancias, previous Concours winners and 300SL Mercedes-Benz.  Motorcycles were from Land of the Rising Sun and Fast from the Past. Event proceeds benefit Thorncroft Equestrian Center in Malvern, Pennsylvania. The Thorncroft Equestrian Center is committed to a mainstreaming approach for teaching horseback riding and to promoting the development of new and independent therapeutic riding programs, particularly for those with special needs. Alexander Wainwright, Crissy Kelly and her son Hunter Reeser, paused for a photo with the 1940 Ford Deluxe Station Wagon.

2. Shockie Bragg, Tim Moore, Lisa Winsor, Sam Freeman, Alix Longfeller and Tracey Freeman attended the event.

3. Zoya Egan and Brigid Stasen.

4. Judy and Don Rosato and Nina Fox in front of a 1931 Duesenberg J Derham Tourster.

5. Gary Ott with a 1954 Ferrari 375 MM Spyder, Pinin Farina.

6. Jeff Gopshtein and Beny Simkin with a 1959 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud 1 Drophead Coupe.

7. Zoe and Will Kontes and their 1959 Fiat 500 Jolly, Ghia.

8. Susan Tucker, Susan Janicz, Drew Tucker, Tom Janicz and Jeff and Denise Bellisario.

9. Steven Aller and his son George, Natanya DiBona, Anna Coyne, and Jamie Aller and her daughter Lydia were pictured admiring a 1912 Cadillac Thirty 5- Passenger Touring automobile.

10. Stacy Puckett, Jonathan Stein, Paul Sable, Ruben Verdes, Mark Lizewskie and Jerry Evans shared a moment in the Concours Judges Tent.

11. Al and Alex Ruozzi chatted to Loren Hulber with his 1951 Indian Chief Roadmaster motorcycle.

12. Vivian Hsu, M.D. tried out this 1959 Lancia DeGrada Formula Junior motorcar!

13. David Olimpi and Michael Tillson, Concours founder and chairman, paused for a photo with Michael’s automobile, a 1967 Lancia Fulvia Sport Coupe, Zagato.

14. Frank Buck and Rick Parker attended Concours in Frank’s 1932 Packard automobile.

15. Glen Reyburn admired this 1948 Delahaye Drophead Coupe!

16. Sharon Kozden visited the Radnor Hunt Clubhouse during Concours.

17. Concours founder and chairman Mike Tillson and Radnor Hunt Director/Club Steward Craig Kandravi were pictured in the Radnor Hunt clubhouse.

1. The Alzheimer’s Association presented its inaugural #LOLforAlzheimer’s Event on September 17, 2016 at the Logan Hotel in Philadelphia. The event featured Saturday Night Live writer/comedian John Mulaney. Each committee member has had a personal connection with the fatal neurodegenerative disease, and the group hoped to raise at least $350,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association serving the Philadelphia region. Joy Clancy and Margaret Anne Nolen paused for a photo with Karen
Rogers of ABC-6. (center).

2. Denise Doyle Chambers, Bryan Tillman, Joy Clancy, Rio Olympics medal winner, Jeffrey Henderson, Margaret Anne Nolen and Andrea Moran.

3. Ryan and Michelle Pearson.

4. Colby Paul, Kathleen Fox, Kristen Strid, Stephanie Davis, Trisha Nolen, Louise Nolen, Christina Burke and Megean Nolen.

5. Kate and Joe Lawson and Marc and Jen Rubinstein.

6. Andy and Crissy Pyfer.

7. Crissy Pyfer, Denise Doyle Chambers and Jenn Sims.

8. Joe and Bridget Carr and Dan and Lauren Kain.

9. Jackie and Cindy Warner and Amy Hunt.

10. Megan Maguire Nicoletti and Sean O’Hara.

11. Heather and Matt Naylor, Margaret Anne Nolen and Nina and Carlton Neel.

12. Gary, Linda and Andrea Moran and Hobie and Meredith Antik.

13. Holly Clark, Cinde Hark and Andrea Moran.

1. On Sunday, September 18, 2016, Party with a Purpose hosted its fundraising gala to benefit the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) at the Union League in Philadelphia. Guests enjoyed one of the area’s premier events during an exciting evening filled with an elegant dinner, a spectacular auction and much more! Party with a Purpose raised funds for pancreatic cancer research at the AACR, and honored John “Jack” Donnelly, former CEO at L.F. Driscoll Co. LLC with the Humanitarian Award and Jeffrey A. Drebin, MD, PhD, FACS with the Party with a Purpose/AACR Foundation Scientific Achievement Award, presented by AACR President-Elect Michael Caligiuri, MD. Dr. Caligiuri (left) paused for a photo with Beverly Goldberg, President of the Party with a Purpose Committee, event co-chair John Parker, AACR CEO Margaret Foti, PhD, MD (hc), and honoree Jack Donnelly and his wife Kathy.

2. Gerry and Rocky Heller and Alycia and Tom Scannapieco.

3. Pat Hilpl, Rick Buck, Maria Grasso and Bonnie Grant

4. Karen Knudsen, PhD, Director, Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson, Margaret Foti, Beverly Goldberg and Party with a Purpose/AACR Foundation Scientific Leadership Award honoree, Jeffrey Drebin, MD, PhD.

5. Brent and Janna Weinerman, Austin Weinerman and Stephanie Hankin.

6. Arnold Lewis, Beverly Goldberg and John Parker.

7. Ida Goldstein, Bobbie Brodsky, Beverly Goldberg, Yvonne Winnig, Debbie Guralnick and Jocelyn Levensten.

8. Ida Goldstein, Gail Singer, Beverly Goldberg, Tobe Amsterdam and Sheila Singer.

9. Jay and Sophia Jones.

10. Larry Sanders, Lynne Drebin, Harrison and Katherine Drebin, Scientific Leadership Award honoree, Dr. Jeffrey Drebin, Linda Mundy and Elizabeth Drebin.

11. Melinda Spalter and Belinda Spina.

12. Alan Wein M.D. and his wife Noelle.

13. Sean Gold and Gus and Ewa Tzaferos

14. Helga and Scott Levin.

15. Eileen, Timmy and Tim Kelly.Timmy Kelly performed ”God Bless America.”

16. Michele Sherman, Lois Squires and Joan Naide.

1. Amy Fiedler-Dluhy, Chester County Chapter Leader for Fabulous Shoe Night and Special Event Planner, hosted ”Fabulous Shoe Night/Chester County” in the gorgeous Glass House of Gardner’s Nursery in Chester Springs on Tuesday, September 20, 2016. Event proceeds benefit ”Horsepower For Life,” a non-profit organization in Chester County that offers a 16-week therapeutic horsemanship program for people of all ages battling cancer. Attendees learned about Fall container gardening and Van Cleve Collection featured some of their amazing clothing. Founder and president of Horsepower for Life, Shiree Radie chatted with Trisha Penzo during the fundraiser.

2. Dr. Shannon Stanek paused for a photo with Colleen Robustelli, Lorie McHale, event orgqanizer Amy Fiedler-Dluhy and her mother, Laura Fiedler.

3. Colleen and Tracy Hall, Andrea Fornash and Justin Sarlese.

4. Tracy Costelli and Sandra Yodesky modeled clothing from the Van Cleve Collection.

5. Leslie Ent and Kim Fellows.

6. David Mano and Diana Salter.

7. Sandy Louderback and Lucille Marchese.

8. Jamie Stanek, Stephanie Swisher and Dave Caswell and Melissa Cogliati.

9. Stephanie Flocco and Jim Twaddell.

10. Deena Donnelly served sparkling wine to the attendees!

1. On Wednesday, September 21, 2016, ”Couture for a Cure,” put fall fashions from acclaimed design team Badgley Mischka on the runway during a gathering at King of Prussia Mall’s Neiman Marcus. Proceeds from Couture for a Cure, dedicated to the memory of Sheila Engelbach, will benefit the Abramson Cancer Center’s new Lymphoma Translation Center for Excellence, whose researchers are working to redefine the diagnostic and treatment approaches to lymphoma through new precision medicine strategies. The Abramson Cancer Center is a world leader in cancer research, patient care, and education. Its preeminent position is reflected in its continuous designation as a Comprehensive Cancer Center by the National Cancer Institute since 1973.Designers Mark Badgeley and James Mischka (left and right) paused for a photo with co-chairs Rebecca Goldstein and Naomi Griffin and Dr. Dan Landsburg before the fashion show.

2. Mark Badgley and James Mischka were pictured on their way to the runway.

3. Co-chairs Rebecca Goldstein and Naomi Griffin were pictured with Dr. Dan Landsburg.

4. Emily Kline and Audra Fink.

5. Sarah Owens, Julia Taus and Kristen Foca.

6. Maxine Goodman, Melissa Samschick and Lynn Roseman.

7. Tricia Nolen, Margaret Anne Nolen and Christina Burke.

8. Elizabeth and Roz Gunshor.

9. Lily Krause, Robin Persky, Sheryl Punia and Susan Falcone.

10. Barbara Schultz and Elyse Goodman.

11. Rebecca Perman and Barbara Schultz.

1. This year’s fundraiser hosted by The Main Line Committee for The Philadelphia Orchestra will be an antiques and jewelry valuation event ”Notable or Not?” Attendees will be able to bring their treasured items to St. Davids Golf Club in Wayne on Saturday October 15, 2016 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Freeman’s international specialists will provide verbal auction estimates. Freeman’s is the oldest auction house in America providing service for seven generations, with specific expertise in fine art, antiques and jewelry as to their worth in today’s market. Several of Freeman’s specialists have long been a part of the popular PBS series Antiques Roadshow, appearing regularly and appraising a variety of works. Proceeds from the event will support various development programs of The Philadelphia Orchestra. On Sunday, September 18, 2016, a preview party took place at Jeffrey and Dianne Rotwitt’s home. Lauren Royer, Sam Freeman and Ingrid Butcher paused for a photo with Jeff and Dianne (left) at the event. Items on display in the photos were brought by Freeman’s to provide guests with an opportunity to test their own skills as appraisers during the preview party ! To purchase tickets and for additional information, please visit www.notableornot.com

2. Lauren Peck of Freeman’s (left) brought a gold bracelet from the auction house to the preview party. Lauren was pictured with Main Line Committee members Sherrin Baky-Nessler and her husband Bill and Jean Givey during the event.

3. Lauren Peck showed off the bracelet during the preview party!

4. Judy Lame, Gale and Bruce Gillespie and Judi Gerst attended the preview party.

1. On Thursday, September 22, 2016 Suzanne and Norman Cohn hosted the Glass Auction Gala opening party at their stunning home in Philadelphia. The Gala itself is taking place at the Marriott Downtown (12th & Market) on Saturday, September 24. The doors open at 5 p.m. and the Auction/Gala begins at 7 p.m. This year they are honoring Glass Curator Arlene Silvers, who for nearly two decades has spearheaded the event. Contemporary glass artists have all put forward their best works in honor of Arlene, who is beloved in the glass art community and the  honorary chair is Dale Chihuly. The Glass Auction & Gala celebrates the National Liberty Museum’s mission to preserve America’s heritage of freedom by fostering good character, civic responsibility, and respect for all people, through the museum’s chosen art medium: glass. Gregory Nangle of Outcaststudios (right) presented Dr. Arlene Silvers (center) with a mirrored gift item during the reception hosted by Norman and Suzanne Cohn (left).  Glass Auction co-chair Franz Rabauer joined them during the photo op!

2. Norman and Suzanne Cohn welcomed guests to their home.

3. Carol and Lawrence and Peggy Sweeney paused for a photo with Norman Cohn.

4. Guests included Kevin Duffy, Georgette McAuley, Janice and Joe Reiser and Jo and Bernie Kelly.

5. Tom and Alycia Scannapieco and Paula and Kevin Putman.

6. Dr. Arlene Silvers, Jody Binswanger Snider and Sue Binswanger.

7. Elaine Kligerman, Andrea Solomon and Gwen Borowsky.

8. Karla Trinkley, Will Dexter, Dr. Arlene Silvers and her husband Dr. Norman Silvers paused for a photo with auction co- chair Franz Rabauer (center).

9. Matt, Casey and Cyma Satell.

10. Auction co-chairs Brian Daggett and Franz Rabauer chatted with Gwen Borowsky.

11. Debbie and Gil Schwartzberg, Sherry Savett and Ed Satell.

12. Meegan Coll and Dr. Arlene Silvers.

13. Dr. Norman Silvers, Phyllis Borowsky, Donald Pet and Cathy and Dan Kaufman.

14. Gregory Nangle and Jonathan Cohn.

1. Opera Philadelphia’s Opening Night Gala took place on Friday, September 23, 2016, in the heart of Philadelphia at Dilworth Park. The evening began with
cocktails and an elegant dinner. Following dinner, guests were transported to the Academy of Music for Puccini’s Turandot, featuring powerhouse soprano
Christine Goerke in the title role alongside tenor Marco Berti, soprano Joyce El-Khoury, and bass Morris Robinson. The festivities continued with an after-
party with the cast and creative team back at Dilworth Park under the stars and lights of City Hall. Opening Night Gala committee members David Dubbleman,
Donna Wechsler, Timothy Moir, Kelley Reilley, Stephen Somkuti and Adi Djerassi paused for a photo during the event.

2. David Devan welcomed guests to the reception and dinner at Dilworth Park.

3. Thomas Shivone, Ashley Millanese, David Lawrence, David Portillo and David Levy.

4. Nicole Marquis and Martin Ihrig.

5. Tom and Penny Watkins, Marguerite Lenfest, Julian Brodsky, Gerry Lenfest and Feather Houstoun shared a moment during the reception.

6. Rita and Philip Harper.

7. Scott Richard, Mamie Duff and Daniel Meyer.

8. Regina Tuchinsky and Alexander Mason Hankin.

9. John Alchin, Barbara Eberlein and Jerry Wind.

10. Composer Missy Mazzoli and Librettist Royce Vavick, part of the team who recently produced and premiered Breaking the Waves at the Perelman Center, attended Opera Philadelphia’s OpenIng Night event.

11. Daniel Meyer, Maria Trafton and Raheem Ghouse.

12. David Devan, Sandra Baldino and Marc DeCroisset.

13. Michelle Jerulli and Regen, Suzanne and Ron Naples.

14. Meredith Bonner, Lee Woolley, Colleen Wyse and Stephen Klasko.

15. Sandy and Steve Sheller.

16. Dorothy Hanrahan, Alex Kaplan, Kathy Hanrahan and Drew Christiano.

1. The King of Prussia Mall held its first annual Evening of Giving on Sunday, September 25, 2016. Benefitting Abramson Cancer Center, guests were treated to a private, after-hours shopping experience in the mall’s new, 155,000-square-foot expansion with live entertainment, fashion vignettes and a special appearance by The Real Housewives of New York City personality and Skinnygirl Founder, Bethenny Frankel. King of Prussia made a matching donation of up to $25,000 of the evening sales to Abramson Cancer Center. Special Guest Bethenny Frankel hosted interactive demonstrations showing attendees how to get creative with some of the tasty offerings from Savor King of Prussia restaurants. The demonstrations were followed by a brief Q&A and autograph session with fans. Bethenny Frankel signed an autograph for Conni McDonnell of Touché Accessories.

2. Paige Dietz and Melissa Samschick.

3. Dana Rhodes, Marcy Kramp and Joanne Schell.

4. Jewelry designer Joie DiGiovanni and Nikki Selden.

5. Girolam Gianbanco and Rosamarie Russo.

6. Philadelphia Style publisher John Colabelli chatted with Conni McDonnell, her daughter, Anya, mother, Seda Alexandrian and husband Des McDonnell.

7. Mrs Philadelphia County Olga Urbanovich and Vladimir Urbanovich.

8. Personal Shoppers Alisa Frederico and Ian Michael Crumm.

9. Alisa Frederico paused for a photo with John and Lauren Colabelli.

10. Bruce and Anita Ficker, Linda and Cary Levinson and Abby and Ron Pete.

11. Susan Martinelli Shea, Jennifer Kolmer and Judy Huey.

12. Carrie Kauffman, Nicole Klein and Pauline Han.

13. Jacklyn Dunn, Ann Campanaro, Chris Thornton and Wendy Vagnozzi.

14. Kathy Smith, Dr. Joseph Carver and Robert Hart were pictured during the check presentation.

15. Gerilyn Davis, Connor McCarty and Tammy Ho, members of the Simon Team.

16. Jennifer Shields and Rachel Tisera.

17. Kara Holmes and Colleen Gilmartin.

18. Lee Seaman and Sara Levinson.

1. The Tredyffrin Historic Preservation Trust 12th Annual Historic House Tour took place on Saturday, September 24, 2016. Beautiful properties and gardens were open from noon to 5 p.m rain or shine and featured an interesting mix of eight residences. The Trust is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization established in 2001 in response to the threat to demolish the historic eighteenth century Jones Log Barn. The Trust’s mission is to preserve and protect historic and
cultural resources in Tredyffrin Township for the benefit of present and future generations and to educate the public about the preservation and protection
of historic and cultural settings. Doria Schrager, Jean Schumacker and Janet Patterson enjoyed taking the tour.

2. Phil Metcalf and DeeDee Heyward chatted with house tour guide Judy DiFilippo (center) following a tour of this historic house.

A look at the house exterior!

3. Tour Guide Bob Wise discussed the history of the house and grounds with Elaine DiMinte and Susan Consalvi.

Historic home.

4. Pat Bens, Mary Connelly and Tracey Powers chatted with Tour Guide Nikki Thomas.

5. Cheryl McTavish, Missy Schwartz and Tracy Freeman guided visitors through Diamond Rock Farm. 

6. Molly Klinges and Colleen McShane explored the additional space at this historic home.

7. Tour Guide Craig Postlewait guided Annabel Karin, Karen Sopko and Jackie Becattini through this unique property.

Former stables.

8. Melissa Ingersoll and Ken Murphy chatted with Melissa and George Vosburgh and Christina Johnson during the historic house tour.

1. On Sunday, September 25, 2016, Minding Your Minds’s Blue Gene Gala took place at the Lutheran Deaconess House in Gladwyne. Guests enjoyed a garden party, food, cocktails and a presentation in a tented area on the property. Minding Your Mind’s primary objective is to improve the lives of adolescents and young adults by providing education aimed at reducing the stigma and the destructive attitudes and behaviors associated with an often avoided topic, mental illness. During the past eight years, through their speaker program, MYM has reached hundreds of thousands of college, high school and middle school students throughout the five county Philadelphia area, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and beyond. Kirk and Trish Larsen (left) paused for a photo with Jim Hamilton and honorary chair Tracy Davidson, NBC News Anchor. Trish Larsen is Minding Your Mind’s executive director.

2. Katie Simon and Maura Wheeler were pictured with MYM speaker David Sheff.

3. Barbara Krancer, Gary Erlbaum and Emily Reiner.

4. Ben and Nancy Shein.

5. Mary Beth Hughes, Drew Bergman, Megan Maguire Nicoletti and Sean O’Hara.

6. Lea Hecht, Andrea Segal and Erich Dress.

7. Caroline Dodds, Bob Lamb, Devin Rea and James Hatzell.

8. Donna Brooks, Evelyn Cintron and Kim Sheppard.

1. The Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show will celebrate its 55th year as one of America’s premier shows with 58 exhibitors offering a vast selection of
furnishings, decorative arts, and fine art for both the period and modern American home. This year they are pleased to add more Fine Art galleries to their list of dealers, offering the opportunity to see great works across a wider spectrum of decorative arts for the first time in the show’s history. Haverford
Trust is the lead sponsor and the University of Pennsylvania Health System is the beneficiary. On Wednesday, September 28, 2016,  a check for $750,000 was
presented to Penn Medicine at the home of Anne and Matt Hamilton. George Connell of Haverford Trust, PAS co-chair Anne Hamilton, Ralph Muller, CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System and PAS co-chair Nancy Kneeland paused for a photo during the event.

Ralph Muller, CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, accepts the check following remarks during the event,

2. Sam Freeman  (right) joined George Connnell, Anne Hamilton, Ralph Muller, Nancy Kneeland  during the reception. 

3. PAS co-chairs Nancy Kneeland and Anne Hamilton shared a moment with Tom McCabe and Sam Freeman.

4. Stephanie Simmerman, Linda McCarthy, Maureen Mason and Lea Bramnick.

5. PAS is managed by DiSaia & Bittel and presented by The Haverford Trust Company. Karen and Ralph DiSaia, Anne and Matt Hamilton and Diana Bittel were pictured during the check presentation event.

6. Ben Abella M.D., Ralph Muller, Joshua Levine, M.D. and Mona Kumar, M.D.

7. Michael Root and Carey Sims.

8. Drs. David McCarthy and Bruce Kneeland.

9. Fern Nibauer-Cohen and Lori Gustave.

10. Eileen Quinn, Arlene Olson and DruEllen Kolker.

11. Joe and Becky Fitzpatrick.

12. The Philadelphia Antiques Show benefits the University of Pennsylvania Health System. The 2014, 2016 and 2017 beneficiaries gathered for a photo during the check presentation.

13. Anne and Matt Hamilton paused for a photo during the event.

14. Robert Bryan, Julie Jensen Bryan, Dr. Bruce Kneeland, Tom McCabe and Maureen Mason.

15. Nancy Kneeland and Dr. Bruce Kneeland.

1. On Thursday, September 29, 2016 a girls’ night out event took place at the renovated barn home of Scott and Peggy Brehman of Brehman Builders + Design. Guests enjoyed cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and unique local vendors, while supporting the fight against breast cancer. The American Cancer Society saves lives by helping people stay well and get well, by finding cures, and by fighting back against cancer. Rebecca Shaughnessy, Sally Maday and Kristin
McHale paused for a photo with honoree Tracy Davidson of NBC10 (second left). Tracey Davidson is a seven-time Emmy Award-winning journalist and breast cancer survivor. Through her news anchor position and as a motivational speaker, Tracy seeks to empower women both professionally and personally.

2. Peggy and Scott Brehman hosted the Pink Party.

3. Dawn Criville, Betty Mahoney and Virginia Funk attended the Pink Party.

4. Mary Griesser and Debbie McCabe.

5. Tina Fortebueno and Moira Rubino who brought Moira Anne Artisan Jewelry to the event.

6. Rachel Pugh, AnnMarie Burhop and Debbie Bransman.

7. Jessica and Megan Jones.

8. Jen Lassen and D.A. Gleason.

9. Theresa Sage and Annette Rapinesa.

10. Lisa Volkman and Pink Party committee member Lauralyn Jones.

1. On Thursday, September 29, 2016 Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center members and guests attended a grand opening ribbon-cutting fundraiser at Paladar Latin
Kitchen & Rum Bar in the new King Of Prussia Town Center. The event included live entertainent and a selection of Paladar’s Latin American inspired food and
drinks. Mission Kids is a nationally accredited Child Advocacy Center in Montgomery County. It eases the criminal justice process for abused children while helping them heal from abuse. Proceeds benefit Mission Kids Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center. Mission Kids president Maripeg Bruder, Victoria Mita, Robert Silverman,Kristen O’Brien, Michael Tierney and Abbie Newman were pictured at the event.

2. Brooke Pompe, Jess Lindawan and Hillary Schrum.

3. Maripeg Bruder and Paladar Restaurant Group CEO Andy Himmel.

4. Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele paused for a photo with Hope Cohen, Michael Tierney and Robert Silverman. Mr. Steele is a Mission Kids board member.

1. Members of The Women’s Auxiliary of St. Edmond’s Home for Childen attended a ‘Girls Day Out’ at Sara Campbell’s dress shop in Bryn Mawr on Thursday, September 29, 2016. Marti Rodgers, the Women’s Auxiliary president, paused for a photo with Carolyn Slota, Linda Laughlin and Ellen Cass during the shopping event. St. Edmond’s is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. The Women’s Auxiliary for St. Edmond’s Home for Children was founded in 1917 by the Archbishop of Philadelphia, the Most Reverend Edmond F. Prendergast. Archbishop Prendergast had founded the Home for the care and training of children with disabilities.

2. Marti Rodgers chatted with store manager Jennifer Colen.

3. Marti Rodgers, Ellen Cass, Carolyn Slota and Chris Ostrander tried on Sara Campbell clothing during the ‘Girls Day Out.’

4. Sales assistant Carol Knott and store manager Jennifer Colen.

1. The Main Line Antiques Show is the only antiques show on Philadelphia’s Main Line. This year’s show is held at Cabrini College in Radnor and features
distinguished dealers offering a wide selection of fine and decorative arts, jewelry, furniture and folk art for both seasoned and new collectors. The
Opening Night Party on September 30, 2016 offered a first look and special opportunity to purchase items while enjoying cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and a
light buffet. Event proceeds benefit Surrey Services for Seniors. Surrey’s community-based care model offers over 7,000 seniors each year access to a range of home-based health and supportive services, center-based wellness and social activities, and community-based services that further their mission to “help older adults to live in their homes with independence and dignity and to continue as active members of the community.” Honorary chairs Maureen Brennan-Miller and Anne Hamilton paused for a photo with Tom McCabe and Charles Keates.

2. Paul Olson, Maureen Brennan-Miller and Bob Madonna, Surrey president.

3. Bob and Kathy Campbell and Dorrie and Dr. Bruce Hopper.

4. Keith and Lorraine Sterling, Ken and Catherine Klaus and Sharon and Stephen Holt.

5. Diana Bittel, Janice Peck and her daughter Lauren.

6. Tom Petro, Kris Messner and Mike and Diane Mayer.

7. Paul Fisher, Elizabeth Bitterman, Casey and Rand Silver, Steve Bitterman and Stacy Cannon.

8. Theresa Stasny, Debra Phipps Nicholls, Melanie Huckin, Tom Pepe and Lora and Rick Davis.

9. Jennifer and Philip Donahue and Maren and David Levine.

10.  Deirdre Healy, Dr. Bruce and Nancy Kneeland and Paul Vandekar.

11. James and Diane Schrader.

12. Kristin and T. Ladson Webb and Mary Jo and Tom Heckman.

1. The annual St. David’s Country Fair and Auction took place on Saturday, October 1, 2016 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and this year marked the 300th anniversary of the founding of the church. St. David’s 165th Fair is the longest running church fair in the nation. The fair featured a day of family fun and remarkable treasures, great finds in the Fleas, Books and Second Hand Rose stalls and great food with everything from burgers and chili to omelets. Rev. Frank Allen, Denise Wiggins, Hannah Hepburn, Shakim Sligh of St. James School, Vicki Higgins and David Kasevich also of St. James School gathered for a photo during the event.

2. Alicia Payne, Natasha and Gary Bolis and Jeff Payne chaired the Cake Walk Booth.

3. St. David’s Environmental Stewards patrolled the fair!

4. Susan Barber, Wren, Ella, Jace and Josh Barber had fun at the fair with Molly Connell and Betsy Lane!

5. House of David and Second Hand Rose co-chairs Kerry Dolan, Read Wickham, Kit Dempsy and Sandra Daly paused for a photo at the event.

1. The Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association’s seventh annual Green Ribbon Gala took place on Saturday, October 1, 2016 at Andee and Brad Heffler’s beautifully renovated farmhouse. Guests gathered for an evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and live music as they celebrated the rich history of protecting land, water, and life in the Wissahickon Watershed. Following a cocktail and hors d’oeuvres reception the festivities moved outside where all guests enjoyed the extraordinary surroundings of this 25-acre farm, dedicated to the practice of Parelli Natural Horsemanship. The Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association (WVWA) is a non-profit land trust founded in 1957 to protect the quality and the beauty of the Wissahickon Creek. Bill and Leslie MacDonald and Ellen and Ross Duncan paused for a photo at the event.

2. Andee and Brad Heffler.

3. Steven and Stephanie Weiss and Fred and Bryna Berman.

4. Jill Brazer and her daughter Charlotte  and Bob and Joyce Asher.

5. Madalyn Neff, Alina Hansell, Lindsay Blanton and Margaret Rohde.

6. Tori Heffler and Amanda Rosen.

7. Ira Berman, Saly Glassman, Johanna Walters and Brian Sweeney.

8. John Ferro, Anne Standish and Will Standish.

9. P.J. McGinnis, Lara Ruggerio and Chris Rasomski.

10. Marie and Jeff Bill.

1. On Wednesday, October 5, 2016, Neiman Marcus with Hope Cohen and Laura Lenet hosted ”Giving Is Always In Fashion” a benefit for Children’s Crisis Treatment Center (CCTC) and Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center. Attendees enjoyed a champagne reception, light bites and a fashion show featuring clothing by Diane von Furstenberg.  Christine Moore, Judith Sills Swartz, Pamela Berman,
Laura Lenet and Hope Cohen paused for a photo during the event.

2. Hilarie Morgan, Andrea Kantor, Judy Lundy, Sara Cerato and Bonnie Young.

3. Mission Kids Executive Director Abbie Newman and CCTC Executive Director Tony Valdes.

4. Linda Stempel and Donna Slipakoff.

5. Ellen Churchill, Hilarie Morgan, Babs Snyder and Nancy Gansky.

6. Diane von Furstenberg team members Dahiana Suazo, Farrell Rafkin and Lauren Brunwasser paused for a photo before the fashion show.

7. Nicole Dresnin Schaeffer, Jackie Ruby, Sharon Kestenbaum and Ellen Barkann.

8. Pamela Berman, Michele Sherman and Babs Snyder.

1. On Wednesday, October 5, 2016, Menagerie, a boutique in Eagle Village, Wayne revealed its brand new expanded store…right next door to the former location.  Attendees enjoyed an exclusive shopping evening filled with raffles, games, cocktails and of course shopping! Cary Milden, Katie Weidner and Kara Wilkinson attended the grand reveal!

2. Publicist Kristy Sevag paused for a photo with Menagerie owner Kate Lawson.

3. Kiera Missanelli, Jen Rubenstein and Brea Mealey.

4. Kate Lawson and Leslie Stillwagon.

5. Christen Martin and Kim St.Pierre.

6. Leslie Curtin and Amy Bielinski.

7. Marie Henderson and Jade Okere.

8. Katie Weidner and Kara Wilkinson.

9. Celeste Madden and Moira Sullivan.

10. Drew Coblitz and Joel Lawson.

11. Annie O’Grady, Rachel McGinn and Elizabeth Proctor.

12. Shailu Jaswal and Shoband Good.