1. The Radnor Hunt Races celebrated its 88th Anniversary on May 19, 2018 during the spring tradition of steeplechasing at the Radnor Hunt. Six exciting races featured horses galloping over hurdles and timber fences for purses. In spite of the bad weather, attendees enjoyed tailgate picnics with friends and family while helping to win the race for open space. All proceeds from the Radnor Hunt Races benefit the land and water preservation programs of the Brandywine Conservancy in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. BNY Mellon Wealth Management was the presenting sponsor. Lee and Betsy Woolley chatted with Philip Amoa and Natalie Bryant in BNY Mellon Wealth Managements tented area.

2. Freedom Council of Valley Forge members and frieds Judge Matthew Sullivan, Michael Muscarella, Lance Marquardt, Armon Vincent, Pop Shenian, Doc Parghi, Bryan Rishforth,  Pat Morgan, Charles Waring, and Garrett Smith paused for a photo at the 2018 Radnor Races!

3. Lexi Fischer, Jack Rooney, Henry Scarlato and Duncan Joyce didn’t let the weather stop them from attending the annual event!

4. Buttons Corkhill chatted with John Heaton.

5. Milliner Zoya Egan served as a judge for the annual hat contest!

6. Stacy Kracher and Brandon Morrison brought their great sense of style to the Radnor Hunt Races!

7. Dr. Charles Lentz, Matthew Malinowski, Katie Pellecchia, Dr. Michael Bair and Dr.Joe Waters paused for a photo at the event!

8. Raeffellina and Anthony Merlino.

9. Carolyn Wolsohn, Annie Neilson, Peter Dilsheimer and Sarah Neilson paused for a photo with Dr. Martin Ihrig.

10. Addie Peyronnin, Charles Keates, Greg Montanaro and Sean Mullen.

11. Sally Layden, Liz Kania, Laura Brinton, John Smith, DeeDee Copiella and Donna Sanderson had fun at the event.

12. Gretchen and Robert Groebel, Katie Adams Schaeffer, Tony Schaeffer and Jen Meffert.

The iconic race course scene evolves as the jockeys race for the big prize!

13. Jennela Rossi, Debbie Cherella and Ginger Kochmer attended the event.

14. Fred Rader, John Cunningham and Steve O’Martin enjoyed the day at the Radnor Hunt Races!

15. Rachel Brown Sule, Brooke and Mike Pitone and Marc Sule.

16. Ted Cichocki, Christina Henck, Bill Pennewell, Marc Franzoni, Caitee Shelley, Jillian Connell and Kevin Michaels had fun at the event!

17. First City Troopers and friends didn’t let the weather stop them from attending this year’s Radnor Hunt Races.

18. Maripeg Bruder chatted with Bill Pennewell.

19. Ashley Piotrowski and Sal D’Angelo.

20. Emily Rodden, Brian Ross, Carrie Ray and Daniel Ramondo.

21. Sarah Doheny and John Soden attended Trish Vanaman’s tailgate at the Radnor Hunt Races.

1. On Wednesday, May 16, 2018, The Saturday Club held its annual Spring Luncheon and New Board Induction at Waynesborough Country Club. Members enjoyed a fun afternoon celebrating what the Saturday Club has accomplished over the past year. The Saturday Club was formed to fill a need for women in the community to enrich their own lives outside the home. The club’s official motto “Dare to be Wise” gives a clue to what ladies of the late 1880’s faced when attempting to broaden their horizons. At the time, it was radical for women to meet outside the home or even call their association a club. Amanda Engelbert, asqualina Sposato, Cory Townend and. Lisa Quale dressed for the “Great Gatsby” luncheon!

2. Jen Risk, Cory Townend, Diana Rogers, Marta Milliken and Meredith Rovine.

3. Susan McAnally, Robin Sweet and Amanda Mlinar.

4. Kathy Rogakski, Chris Kozeracki, Martha Thomson, Julie Beverly, Tara Palmisano, Cindy Bevan-Wilson, Geri Laskus-Barende and Kelly Perillo paused for a photo during the luncheon.

5. Incoming Saturday Club President Christine Brunelli chatted with Candace Holbert and Liz Lee.

6. Yvette Hope, Pamela Badolato, Amy Poduri, Cameron Provost and Colleen Turner attended the 2018 Saturday Club Spring Luncheon.

1. Young Professionals Night ”Sirens of the Screen,” an homage to The Barnes new exhibition Renoir: Father and Son/Painting and Cinema, took place at the Barnes Foundation on Friday, May 18, 2018. With beats by Mole Street, bites, sips plus after-hours access, it was another unforgettable night for Philly’s young art lovers and leaders. Eva Yuen, Argjenta Orana, David Evans, Kasia Hopek, Bridget O’Brien and Alicia LaPann attended the YP reception.

2. Argjenta Orana, Kyle Slowik and Jessica Blondeel.

3. Katelyn Ivey, Ross Currie, Gillian Ivey, Nancy Ahlum, Erica Maxwell and Elizabeth Crutchley.

4. David Evan, Kasia Hopek and Naveen Todi.

5. Brendan Walsh and Brian LaPann of Mole Street chatted Will Carey (center) during the YF reception.

6. Vasha Gakh and Courtney Shannon explored the terrace during the event.

7. Ellie McGraw, Mikhail Charis, Rachel Koolpe and Patrick A. Neely.

8. Anthony Giordano and Mina Massaro-Giordano M.D.

9. Tiffany Dubois, Eric Morales, Paulina Wojtailik, Scott Parker and Stephanie Churchill paused for a photo at the ”Sirens of the Screen” event.

10. Julia Kessel and Christina Rabbitz.

12. Nina Radcliffe, M.D., Jenna Townsend and Angie Eileen celebrated the ”Sirens of the Screen,” event.

13. Drita Llanaj, Barbara Terzic and Katerina Placek.

14. Melanie Belanger, Sarah Simon, Jessica Blondeel, Eva Yuen, Devyn Gehret and Jackie Griffin.

15. Devyn Gehret and Melanie Belanger enjoyed the event.

1. Devon Week officially began on Wednesday, May 23, 2018 as guests gathered on the Devon grounds for First Night. The annual event not only opens the show, but also gives guests a sneak preview of the artwork on display and for sale in the Art Gallery at Devon. All proceeds from First Night at Devon are used to improve and preserve the horse show grounds. Sales from the Gallery throughout the show are used to support the important work of Bryn Mawr Hospital, which goes toward $2M pledge made by the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair. Lorie Friel paused for a photo with artist Shanon Faust with his blue-ribboned entry (above center) and Katherine Barthelmeh. 

1. Award-winning interior designer Timothy Corrigan provided inspiration and instruction in the art of comfortably elegant decoration with beautiful photographs from his book, An Invitation to Château du Grand-Lucé (Rizzoli)  during an evening event at a private residence in Chestnut Hill. After purchasing the French National Landmark, Corrigan bravely set about restoring the chateau to its full glory. His presentation led guests through a brief history of the chateau, aspects of the restoration, and finally the experience of a weekend visit. Traveling through the art and antique filled rooms and glorious gardens, Corrigan offered indispensable advice on how to live in historic homes in a modern way.  (Front row) Rosanne Loesch,Virginia Baltzell, Celina Putnam, Georgia Shafia, (back row) Timothy Corrigan, Julia Ward, Barbara Delacato and Christopher Ward paused for a photo at the event.

2. Gayne Noel, Jeffrey Soulges, Virginia Baltzell,Stephen Fremet and Julia Ward enjoyed dinner after the presentation. 

3. Gaëlle Dyevre,  Julia Ward and Francesca Dalglish.

4. Virginia Baltzell and Julia Ward shared a moment with Timothy Corrigan!

5. Noelle Wister paused for a photo with Laurenson Ward and Julia Ward.

1. On Monday, May 21, 2018, Neiman Marcus King of Prussia held its annual fashion luncheon benefiting Philly Fights Cancer. The event featured a fashion show with clothing from internationally acclaimed designer Naeem Khan (presented by his son Zaheen), and was hosted Dr. Jill Biden. Additionally, guests enjoyed a champagne reception, exclusive raffle and luncheon. Nancy Wolfson, Rachel Wolfson, Madlyn Abramson, and Stephanie Wolfson paused for photo at the reception.

2. Chuck Meyers, Rachael Berman and Event Chair Sharyn Berman.

3. Courtney McDonnell and Janet Blessing.

4. Phyllis Finkelstein and Joanne Schell.

5. Thea Scotti, Jocelyn Hillman, Ariel Sims and Anne Wilmerding.

6. Nicole Cashman and Alisa Frederico.

7. Rachael and Senna Berman, Brittany Kalchman, Emily and Marisa Berman.

8. Dr. Jill Biden and Robert Vonderheide M.D., DPhil., Director, Abramson Cancer Center.

9. Donna Slipakoff and Laurie Loevner, M.D.

1. On Wednesday, May 30, 2018, the Devon Horse Show’s Ladies Day Hat Contest offered outrageously flamboyant, handmade hats worn by exquisitely dressed women, who were judged in six different categories: 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. Devon Country Fair committee members Talia Hanby, Kathy Moore, Laura Wood, Tracey King, Laura Chadha, Molly Klinges and Kristy Rosenberger paused for a photo at the start of the Ladies Day Hat Contest.

2. Zoya Egan won ”Best of Show”

3. Hayley Wallace, Nancy Rainer-Wallace and Addison Wallace.

5. Deborah Van Cleve and Sandra Yodesky.

6. Anya McDonnell, Conni McDonnell, Hayley Wallace, Addison Wallace and Nancy Rainer-Wallace.

7. Zoya Egan, Marnie Manko and Tiffany Arey.

8. Lee Ann Embrey.

9. Sasha Grafit, Iris Scott, David Plastino and Gabrielle Aruta.

10. Pam Hastings came as Queen Elizabeth I.

11. Stacey Alyse Cohen chatted with Leslie Fried.

12. Colleen Sweeney and Rhyann Strasters.

13. Kristy Rosenberger, Darlene McCaffrey, Sheila Drewen-Mayer and Lyn Mayer.

14. Maria and Jessica Palladino.

15. Devon Country Fair 2018 Co-Chairs Darlene DiGorio and Lisa Estabrook.

16. Megan Van Sinderen, Carolyn Slota, Kathleen Kenneally and Crissy Bowden.

17. Karen Mirabelli, Maria and Kailey McCloskey and Brenda Conklin.

18. Christina Prano and Jackie Tarr.

18a. Michelle Leonard and Thanuja Hamilton M.D.

19. The City of Bethlehem Mounted Police members paused for a photo with (from left) Jeanne Bogan, Sharon Bozentka, Annette Brennan and Tina Aberant.

20. Michael Criscuolo, Pat Nogar, Zoya Egan, Tiffany Arey and Brigid Stasen.

21. Vanessa Cronin and Gregory Powell.

22. Marni Manko, Caroline O’Halloran, Kim Delaney, Adam Josephs and Brenda Bolling.

23. Sarah Doheny and Jennifer Robinson.

24. Sarah Doheny and Zoya Egan.

25. Young Devonaire members Tim Zupko, Jessa Kinney and Joseph Hudak exited the horseshow grounds after the Ladies Day at Devon event.

1. On Saturday. June 2, 2018, Rosenzweig & Associates Wealth Management Group (RZ Wealth) and Philadelphia Style Magazine hosted a private party at The Devon Horse Show. The party took place in the VIP Suite overlooking the Dixon Oval and featured an evening of fun and excitement. Guests enjoyed cocktails, wines and lite fare. Pete Hackenbrack, Michael Warren, Daniel Silvestri and Sam Varano paused for a photo with RZWealth founder and president, Irv Rosenzweig (center), during the event.

2. Kenneth Gergen, Sharon Clifton and Mary Gergen.

3. Philadelphia Style Magazine publisher, John Colabelli and RZWealth founder and president Irv Rosenzweig.

4. Ringmaster Alan Keeley and Conni McDonnell of Touché Accessories.

5. Dennis Nackard, Pat Riley and Jim Creed.

6. Allison and Sam Varano.

8. Conni McDonnell and Leslie Padilla.

9. Irv Rosenzweig and Leslie Padilla.

10. The Nackard Karate Group.

12. Callaghan and Annabel Schwarz, Katie Dombrowski and Rosemary Wilson welcomed guests to the horse show’s VIP suite.

13. Tom and Alison Petrelli.

14. John Colabelli, Pete Hackenbrack, Sam Varano and Irv Rosenzweig.

15. Sherrie-Ann Martin, Amaris Jones and Lori Maniscalco.

1. On Tuesday, May 29, 2018, Bryn Mawr Hospital’s Gerhard Society members gathered in the VIP Box overlooking the Dixon Oval to celebrate ths 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. Gerhard Society members Kit Johnson and Andy Reder paused for a photo,with Bryn Mawr Hospital president Andi Gilbert (center).

2. Drs. Tarun and Malini Mathur attended the Gerhard Society event at the Devon Horse Show.

3. Main Line Health president Jack Lynch, Devon Country Fair co-chair Darlene DiGirio and Bryn Mawr Trust president were pictured during the reception.

4. Michelle and Christina Johnson.

5. The Orpheus Group of Philadelphia paused for a photo following their performance at the horse show that evening .

1. The Mann’s annual Party in the Park Gala on took place on Friday, June 1, 2018. The evening honored Philadelphia Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr. and Kay and Harry Halloran, and featured a private performance with Patti LuPone. The event began with a cocktail reception and buffet dinner followed by the Patti LuPone’s performance. Each summer season, renowned symphony orchestras, iconic rock stars and the latest touring artists in indie rock, hip hop, R&B and pop take the stage here, and today’s success is a nod to the venue’s storied history. The Mann has been the summer home of The Philadelphia Orchestra since the 1930s and presented critically acclaimed performers in every decade since then. Juliane and Jim Hunter, Janet and Jim Aventi, Cathy Cahill, Chris Bruner and Rhonda and James Mody paused for a photo during the cocktail reception.

2. Mann Center board chair Chris Bruner and president and Mann Center CEO, Cathy Cahill.

3. Lucy Cumberland, Nancy Newman and Michael DelBene.

4. Leonard and Judy Lundy and Ted and Toni Rosen.

5. Karen Corbin, Frank and Dottie Giordano and Louis Scaglione.

6. Senator Vince Hughes and honoree, Councilman Curtis King.

1. The Union League of Philadelphia Real Estate Club’s June 2018 networking luncheon took place on Wednesday, June 6. This month’s event featured a presentation about ”Repositioning Philadelphia Landmark Buildings” and  Stephen Arrivello introduced a four-person panel who spoke about their experiences while developing historic buildings such as The Bourse, The Gryphon and Three Parkway. The panel also fielded a Q&A from the lively luncheon crowd. U.L.R.E. chair Bill Pennewell and Stephen Arrivello ( fourth and fifth right) were pictured with panel members Alex Bretimayer, Chad Orcutt, Charles McGrath and Doug Rodio during the event.

2. Mayhul Patel chatted with Kimberly King during the networking session.

3. Mark Pagniucci, Curt Tegeler and Jeremy Lynch.

4. Joe O’Donnell, Kathleen Long, Pete Porretta and Melissa Govette.

5. Jamie Weiner, Pete Porretta, Marc Franzoni and Noah Kimelheim.

6. Reid Murray, U.L.R.E. chair Bill Pennewell and Tom McGrory.

7. Brad Mills and Kimberly King.

8. Lee Zeplowski, Chuck Howard and Bill Pennewell.

9. Bill Pennewell, Stephen Kriz and Stephen Arrivello.   

1. Moonlight & Roses is the Morris Arboretum’s annual fundraising event to support all aspects of the Arboretum’s mission. The event took place on Friday evening, June 8. 2018. The evening began with cocktails in their stunning Rose Garden at the peak of its bloom. Dinner followed in a clear-top tent with a live band, dancing, and open bar. T. Otto Haas Executive Director Paul Meyer and Laura and Bill Buck paused for a photo with honoree Maysie Starr (second left).

2. Jackie and Gerry Sweeney.

3. Chris and Erica Lux and Karen and Bruce Givnish.

4. Bill Valerio chatted with Sue Young.

5. Brian and Maureen Block, Bill and Nancy Simkiss, Chris and Anne Dunigan, Dave and Vicky Cagnoli, Taylor Hess and Zach High.

6. Abby Williams, Edouard Lesage, Bethany Drew and Julian Aldinger.

7. Glorious Roses.

8. Evan Pruitt and Katherine Hager.

9. Gray Gifford, Becca Rendell, Bryan Asthermer, Marcus Toconita and Morgan Salmon.

10. Co- chair Sarah Salmon and Morgan Salmon.

11. Chris and Cathy Esibill and Chris and Sara Diehl.

12. Jeffrey and Tracy Rowland, Drew and Babs Camerota and Anne and Baird Standish.

13. Kyle and Lizzie Salata, Rachel Axelrod, Todd Gottshall, and Robin and Stephanie Das.

15. Kinga Coleman and Pamela Balzessini.

16. The Wallace Company

17. Lindsey and Marcus Toconita chatted with Sarah Asthermer (center).

18. Nancy and Mark Celoni.

1. On Thursday, June 7, 2018, The Wall Ball celebrated the work done all year long and raised funds to support collaborative public art projects and innovative art education programs. This year’s Wall Ball art auction was curated by Morgan Smith, a local photographer who celebrates individuality, intersectionality, and dreamy light. The 2018 honorees were David Pudlin, President & CEO, Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller and Board Chair, Mural Arts Philadelphia and Joan Reilly, Chief Operating Officer, Mural Arts Philadelphia. In addition, Mural Arts Philadelphia presented the fifth annual Tony Goldman Visionary Artist Award to Philadelphia-based visual artist, muralist, and community arts educator
Michelle Angela Ortiz. Mural Arts Philadelphia Executive Director Jane Golden, co-chair Margelle Liss and Kathryn Ott Lovell, Commissioner, Philadelphia
Parks and Recreation, paused for a photo at the event.

2. Jackie Lewis chatted with Philadelphia City Representative Sheila Hess.

3. Guests included Rachel Ross, Mary London and Dan Allen.

4. Michael Schulson and Nina Tinari.

5. Miriam Wartell and this ”crocheted” one promoted the silent auction.

6. John Westrum and Ricki Lang attended the event.

7. Mural Arts supporters Phyllis Fischer and Stacey Spector were pictured during the event.

1. On Saturday evening, January 26, 2019, Philadelphia Orchestra Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the brightest guest stars will dazzle attendees in a spectacular evening of music and dining. Save the date and receive details about the 162nd Academy of Music Anniversary Concert and Ball from the Academy of Music Restoration Fund Office at 215-893-1978 or visiting theacademyball.org. The Academy of Music 162nd Anniversary Concert and Ball joint Invitations and Program Book Committee meeting took place on Wednesday, June 6, 2018 at Linda Siegfried’s home in Villanova. Breakfast was served to the Committee Members followed by a welcome, an introduction and two separate committee sessions. Invitations Committee members Yasmina Giordano and Gretchen Groebel, Advisory Committee member Lynsie Solomon and Invitations Committee member Joanna Stott attended the joint committee meetings.

2. Academy Ball 2019 co-chair Sarah Marshall chatted with Invitations Committee member Carolyn Slota.

3. Invitations Committtee members Ping Lan, Beth Yocum and Kim Peltier

4. Invitations co-chair Diane Hillyard and Academy of Music Board of Trustees chairman Cackie Rogers attended the joint committees meeting.

5. Advisory Committee member Alison Young paused for a photo with Invitations Committee member Christine Lobley and Invitations co-chair Jennifer Shacklett.

1. On Monday, June 11, 2018, a golf outing to raise funds for Adopt a Pig took place at Stonewall Golf Club in Elverson. Special features included a beautiful day out on the Stonewall Golf Club greens, delicious bites, cocktails, silent auctions and live music on the terrace. Adopt a Pig is a program designed to help children and their families cope as they face their greatest challenge, fighting cancer. Proceeds benefit a variety of support services for patients and their families. Funds are raised through the sale of piggy banks which are first painted by the children as a form of art therapy. For more information on Adopt a Pig’s mission, visit: www.adoptapig.org. Derek Steinhiser, Adopt a Pig founders Vicki and Rob Amand,  AJ Yoder and Jeff  Tjon paused for a photo during the reception held after the golf outing.

2. Mike  Monsell chatted with Matt O’Donnell of 6abc

3. Rob Amand and auctioneer Erin Elmore urged the crowd to bid on the auction items.

4. Adopt-a-Pig supporters Carol and Mark Reynolds.

5. Adopt a Pig supporters David Jones, Sean Brooks and James Wark enjoyed the golf outing at Stonewall

6. Peter and Ginger Vacca, Brian Lipstein, Glenna and Matthew Stone and Kelly Scollon Grieve and Sean Grieve gathered for a group photo!

7. George Sawicki, Andy Partle and David Kelly.

8. Bill Kinnard, Dan Hagen and Matt Cox and his daughter Madeline.

9. Nemours Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children team members Dyane Bunnell, Brian Newman, Mary Newman, Rose Bevilacqua, Margaret Volk, Elizabeth Wood and Andy Kolb paused for a photo at the event.

10. Rob Amand thanked Elizabeth Wood for her words to the attendees about cancer treatment for children.

11. Carol and Mark Reynolds, Drew Coblitz and Mike Monsell paused for a photo with publicist Kristy Sevag.

12. Kristy Sevag, Erin Elmore and Jamie Sullivan were pictured at the end of the successful fundraiser.

1. Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia announced Thursday, August 16, 2018 for its seventh edition in Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love. Every summer, thousands of guests wearing white descend upon an undisclosed public space whose location is kept secret until moments before the event begins. A preview party held on Tuesday, June 12 on the Moshulu included a raffle that raised $1,000 for Broad Street Ministry.  Sixteen table decorators competed in the Passport to Diner en Blanc Table Decorating Contest- representing a sampling of the close to 80 cities that will hold Diner en Blanc events this year. Kim Pinci. Jennifer Robinson, Jaimi Blackburn and Jennifer Sharp attended the preview event.

2. Chef Jacquie Kelly and Lisa Lusby attended the preview event.

3. Conni McDonnell of Touché Accessories paused for a photo with Sindelle Corres and Christine Grey wearing Touché chapeaus!

4. The planning committee included Fernando Valle, Kayli Moran, Cassandre Luberus, Katie Griffin, Stacey Gross, Jordan Price, Natanya DiBona and Britt McLauglin. They paused for a photo during the preview event

5. Tiffany Arey brought a selection of her hats to the event. Phillip Duffy and Alexander Arey joined Tiffany in a photo opportunity.

6. Britt McLaughlin, Michelle Leonard and Natanya DiBona.

7.  Marie Fritz chatted with T.J. Tarrant.

8. Licha McLennan, Stephanie Algayer and Ayanna Williams attended the preview event.

9. Scott Kaley and Rea Celins.

10. Marie Fritz won People’s Choice for the best table arrangement.

11. Natanya DiBona may be wearing this chapeau at this year’s Diner en Blanc. Natanya and Conni McDonnell paused for a photo at the preview event.

1. The second annual Philadelphia Concours d’Elegance showcased an invitation-only assembly of 35 American and European classic and historic automobiles and race cars. This year’s classics were: Open Cars, Closed Cars, Prewar Cars, Postwar Cars, Sports Cars, and Muscle Cars. The day-long, fundraising event included professional judging and awards presented for historical accuracy, technical merit, and style; family-friendly activities; celebrity guests, among whom will be Super Bowl-winning Coach Dick Vermeil; a Car Corral behind the Simeone Museum for local car enthusiasts; food and specialty vendors; and access to the Simeone Museum – one of the world’s greatest collections of racing sports cars. On Friday, June 15, the 2018 Philadelphia Concours d’Elegance Preview Gala took place at the Simeone Museum. The evening included cocktails, dinner, Concours preview, silent auction and celebrity keynote. All proceeds from the evening benefit CHOP. Susan Tatios, Mike Tillson and Marie and Craig Kondravi paused for a photo during the preview event.

2. Dick and Carol Vermeil and Valerie and Joe Crillive were pictured with Dick Vermeil’s automobile, a 1926 Sprint Racecar.

3. Jessica Sharp, Nancy Spinner, Dave Sharp, Kathy Loomes and David Piccoli paused for a photo at the event.

4. Mike Tillson, Sarah Raible, Ian Krantz and Sierra Fortunato were pictured with 1985 Messerschmidt.

5. Jackie Leonard, Peter Michener, Jamila Weatherly, Sarah Sheppard, Emma Bedoukian and Evan Tindell.

6. Dr. Fred Simeone paused for a photo with Dick Vermeil and his automobile.

7. Baron Hantig, Susan Tabas Tepper and Fritz Tepper.

8. Nancy Ash, Susan Tepper, John and Pamela Berman and Nancy Spinner.

9. Tyler Waldman and Fitz Tepper of Rallyroad.com attended the preview event.

1. On Saturday, June 16, 2018, a brunch hosted by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Eastern PA chapter director of marketing and communications, Greg Seitter, took place in the beauty department at Neiman Marcus King of Prussia. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society ® (LLS) is the world’s largest voluntary health agency dedicated to finding cures for blood cancer. The LLS mission: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. LLS funds lifesaving blood cancer research around the world, provides free information and support services, and is the voice for all blood cancer patients
seeking access to quality, affordable, coordinated care. Tara Behan, Rose Bevilacqua, Lori Hong, Jennifer Robinson and Denise Bradley paused for a photo with Greg Seitter (second left) during the event.

2. Erin Sola and Audrey Ruppert.

3. LLS Executive Director Ellen Rubesin and Dorota Koach.

4. Linda Hamilton and Raunetta Ferguson.

5. Marcello Luzi, Tina McMahan and Greg Seitter.

6. Rose Bevilacqua and Lori Hong.

1. A bite of lunch and bubbly with Nicole Miller’s ArtsFest 2018 featured artist Cindy Besselaar took place at Nicole Miller’s Manayunk establishment on Tuesday, June 19. Attendees also popped in for a sneak peek at the fabulous clothes and accessories from Nicole Miller’s summer collection. Karin Siciliano, Sabrina Pray, Jill Jachera, Lisa Granezia, Joyce Johnson and Tracy Sipprelle paused for a photo with Nicole Miller owner Mary Dougherty.

2. Cindy Besselaar’s mixed media art decorated the boutique’s walls. Cindy’s art informs the visual cues for color and composition using a technique called églomisé – reverse painting and gilding on glass. The work results in an uncovering of light through an abstract expression of the artists’ observations. Cindy paused for a photo with Mary Dougherty.

3. Elizabeth Baughan and Lisa Granozio attended the luncheon..

4. Francine Besselaar chatted with Linda Domino.

5. The ladies mixed it up with Mary before the luncheon!

6. Mary Dougherty chatted with Mira DeMartino.

7. Linda Domino and Jennifer Bryson.

8. Moira McNally, Sabrina Pray, Nicole Munoz, Mary Dougherty and Samantha Sciolla shared a moment with Artist Cindy Besselaar (center) and her art (above right) during the luncheon.

1. A North Wales  woman and a Philadelphia man were named the winners of this year’s Man & Woman of the Year of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s (LLS) Eastern PA Chapter. The two winners, Joshua Schoppe of Philadelphia, and Mary Cushing Doherty of North Wales, raised $82,358 and $120,746 respectively, to support LLS’s goal to find cures for blood cancers and ensure that patients have access to lifesaving treatments. During a spirited 10-week fundraising period beginning with a kickoff celebration, candidates across the country competed in honor of a local boy or girl who is a blood cancer survivor to raise the most funds to ensure a world without blood cancers. Candidates and their campaign teams were judged solely on fundraising success, each dollar counting as one vote. Their totals are then considered for the national title. Candidates in each LLS chapter across the country vie for the local title, and the highest fundraisers earn the title of National Man & Woman of the Year. The national titles will be awarded to the top fundraisers in the country, to be announced this summer.  

Photo Credit: Michael Robinson

2. Joshua Schoppe and Mary Cushing Doherty were named LLS’s 2018 Man & Woman of the Year.

 5. 2017 Man of the Year candidate and LLS Board member, Tom DeTulleo, with his wife, Karen

6.  Jayne Rodgers with her husband, Mark Rodgers Sr.