1. Philadelphia’s most anticipated event of the summer returned on Thursday. June 21, 2018, transforming the historic Rittenhouse Square Park into an exquisite ballroom for a black-tie gala. An elegant sit-down dinner and fabulous music and dancing awaited guests who arrived in style to a line of awaiting photographers in the park. Each year the gala attracts more than 500 prominent business and charitable leaders, politicians and residents of the Square. Hosted by the Friends of Rittenhouse Square, the event helps raise funds to continue to maintain the beauty and integrity of Rittenhouse Square. John and Lauren Colabelli and friends paused for a photo at the event.

2. Sherri Harrelson and Karen Hall.

3. David Masur and Alison Young.

4. Sabrina Pray, Anita Grossberg, Janet Guthart and Mary Dougherty.

5. Rachelle Matusow, Michele Meckler, Joanie Sweeney and Debbie Cassidy.

6. Bonnie Wright and Lora Hemphill.

7. Justin Wineberg, Rachel Sill, Ricki Lang and John Westrum.

8. Greg Basile, Mina Massaro-Giordano M.D., and Sharon Pinkenson.

9. John and Lauren Colabelli.

10. Jennifer Simmons M.D., and Albert Simmons.

11. Michael Schulson, Nina Tinari, Jim and Kelly Conlan, Lisa Detwiler and Don Mahoney.

12. Kate Haggerty and John Ventura.

13. Ira Lefton, Anna Mahmud, Karen Black and Jason Kravitz.

14. Betsy Hummel, Walter Bailey and Robyn Lewison.

15. Flo Celender wearing a Juan Carlos Pinera was the “Belle of the Ball”

16. Chris Annas and his daughter Jessica Annas.

17. Alfredo Aviles, Alan Gold, Gay Davidson and Buck Riley.

18. Alisa Frederico and Linda LaRosa.

1. For the first time ever, the Young Friends of Rittenhouse Square hosted their own ball on Friday, June 22nd the night after the iconic Ball on the Square. The black-tie gala, which turns the historic Rittenhouse Square Park into an outdoor ballroom, raised funds for the continued preservation and beautification of Rittenhouse Square Park with a night of incredible food, cocktails, live music, and giving back to one of the most beloved public spaces in the country. Heather Alamia, Daniel Sill, Robin Sweet, Michael Wolfgang and Alison and Tom Petrelli attended the Young Friends fundraiser.

2. Shane Campbell and Ashley Taylor.

3. Allen Tucci, Renee Dubyk, Sophie Gardiner, Sophie Freeman and Ellis Tucci.

4. Julia and Joe Cooper.

5. Angela Parsons, Sean Boyd, Jenna and Mitch Gyger, Teatra Vito and M. Ritchie.

6. Brittany Barish, Zac Arch and Hayley Karp.

7. Brian and Alicia LaPann.

8. Arthur Fritzinger and Carrie Biemer.

9. Matt Ribaudo and Christina Rabbitz.

10. Leah Kauffman and Lalit Kalani.

11. Samantha Feldman, Caroline Dilsheimer, Jayne Roberts and Peter Dilsheimer.

12. Jenn Saari, Katie Duxbury and Devon Winter.

1. The Laurel at 1911 Walnut introduces a luxury lifestyle worthy of this final residential opportunity on prestigious Rittenhouse Square. The tallest new residential building on downtown Philadelphia’s Center City skyline, this elegant new address offers an unprecedented combination of landmark architecture, refined living and expansive corner residences that take luxury to new heights and
panoramic views to new horizons. On Wednesday, June 20, 2018, The Laurel Rittenhouse developer, Southern Land Company, hosted a private preview event in their Brand New Sales Gallery with their VIP group of Rittenhouse Square residents. Southern Land Company President, Brian Sewell, Victor and Neal Rodin and Joe O’Connor were pictured at the event.

2. Regina Tuchinsky, Uri Jacobson, Eva Walker, Tony Piazza and Hayley Schneider.

3. John and Lori Peruto and Terri and Renato Sirianni.

4. Susan Tucker and France Parent chatted with Senior Vice President Dustin Downey.

5. Southern Land Company Senior Vice President Dustin Downey and CEO & Founder Tim Downey.

6. Southern Land Company Team, President Brian Sewell chatted with Senior VP Dustin and CEO & Founder Tim Downey.

7. Katie Blackwell, Rebecca Devine, Preslie Martin and Stephanie Dunn.

8. Amy Lehman, Kris Flynn and Debbie Adelmann.

9. Tyler Ostrozynski and David Suski.

10. Philadelphia Style Publisher John Colabelli and Brian Emmons.

11. Mayor Chuck Cann, Warren Klein and Philadelphia Magazine Publisher, David Lipson.

12. David Miller, Debra Zelnick, James Dinan and Tim Downey.

13. Jane and Matthew Frankel.

14. Lisa Whitney and Maiqui Mantosa.

15. Harper Seldin and John Kuester.

16. Amy Lehman with the Laurel Rittenhouse Square Sales Team Eva Walker and Ashley Biello-McCauley.

1. Modern Luxury Philadelphia Style Magazine invited guests to join Modern Luxury Weddings Philadelphia Publisher Marian Conicella and Editor-in-Chief Alana Tosti for the exclusive launch of the magazine’s inaugural issue at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Bridal models showcased designer gowns by the area’s top bridal boutiques, Van Cleve, Lovely Bride Philly, Mari Mi Bridal, Nicole Miller Bridal Boutique, Janice Martin Couture, Unveiled Philadelphia, The Wedding Shoppe, and Philly Bride. Christopher Clemente, Deneen Marcel, David Alexander Jones and Leslie Padilla paused for a photo during the event.

2. Alana Tosti and Marion Conicella.

3. Nicole Munoz, Mary Dougherty and Artur Kirsh paused for a photo with Fiona McGaregn (second left) wearing a Nicole Miller wedding gown.

4. Carmen Tomasetti chatted with Ann Catania of Ten Pennies and Carole Tamburino.

5. Carlos Rodriguez, Liz Stelmach and Michael Kuhn.

6. Cliff Martell-Fantini and Jeremy Kay.

7. John Colabelli paused for a photo with Yasmina and John Giordano.

8. Katherine Daine and Lacey Williams.

9. Randy Adelman, Alana Tosti and Rebecca Goodman.

10. Bethany Grestovich, Michelle Finley, Kerry Fabrizio, Dayna Leaverton, Kathryn Phillips and Emily Hassinger.

11. Rachel Anthony, Kimmi Ragone, Jeff Kellmer and Masha Radchin.

12. Nicole Kagan, Savannah Clinton, Anthony Valente and Jenna Gyger.

13. John Colabelli and Alana Tosti.

14. Robyn Platoni, Emily Barile, Gina Sole, Nicole Ross and Dayna Leaverton.

15. Milania Bratsis and Irina Sigal.

1. Children’s Crisis Treatment Center (CCTC) is gearing up for their premier fundraising event, the 18th Annual Roundup! The committee is thrilled to share the news and invite guests to grab a cowboy hat and boots for one of Philadelphia’s most anticipated events featuring dinner, live music, dancing, and an incredible silent auction. This year’s event set for Friday, November 30, 2018 will take place at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue Hotel. During the event CCTC will honor Joann and Howard Wurzak. Children’s Crisis Treatment Center (CCTC) is a 44-year-old private non-profit agency that specializes in providing behavioral health services to children and their families. CCTC’s experieced professionals use evidence-based practices to address the impact of childhood abuse,
neglect, traumatic events and other challenges that can affect childhood development. Through an understanding of the communities in which their families live, CCTC provides creative, tailored approaches to every child and family, empowering them to improve and rebuild their lives. For more information, please visit www.cctckids.org. Joann Wurzak hosted a kick-off meeting and luncheon at her home on June 27, 2018. Joann (left) paused for a photo with Pamela Berman, Susan Krevitz, Terri Cohen and Linda Stempel during the luncheon/meeting.

2. Joann (center) and her sisters Susan Tepper (left) and Linda Stempel (right) were pictured during the meeting/luncheon.

3. Ginger Fries chatted with CCTC Executive Director Tony Valdez.

4. Bonnie Young and Andrea Kantor.

5. Barbara Sylk (left) and Jacky Ruby (right) paused for a photo with Joann at the event.

1. On Thursday, June 28, 2018, The Laurels Pet Cemetery & Services held its Grand Opening Yappy Hour, the official launch of West Laurel Hill’s Pet Services. The event began with a cocktail reception at the Pet Center where attendees learned more about the pet cemetery offerings. Conveniently located on the grounds of West Laurel Hill in a private area, The Laurels is a serene sanctuary and a perfect resting place for a special family member. (From left) West Laurel Hill’s Director of Sales & Marketing Deborah Cassidy, Project Manager Chris Conti and West Laurel Hill’s President and CEO Nancy Goldenberg celebrated the grand opening event.

2. Jamie Singer brought Gizmo, Glenda Glassman with Spartacus, Karen Ebbert and Gigi and David Glassman paused for a photo at the Grand Opening Yappy Hour.

3. Rob Saxon of MANNA and Philadelphia Magazine’s Sherry Litwer attended the Grand Opening Yappy Hour.

4. Dennis Kane, Ginny Meyer with Doyle and Albert Michell with Lipy explored the Pet Cemetery grounds.

1. The Mütter Museum occasionally turns its Plant Garden into a pop-up beer garden. On Tuesday, July 3, 2018, the 21-and-older crowd were invited to the museum’s outdoor space to mark the hot days of summer. The after-hours garden party featured beers and light snacks, popcorn, pretzels and candy. Tickets also included access to explore the Mutter Museum, which aims to make visitors “disturbingly informed” on medical oddities. Rocco Del Conte and friends attended the event.

2. Eli and Malarie Pereishteyn and Dave and Angela Vanyo.

3. Brett Zakeosian and Kari Hershorin.

4. Joe and Karen Cordova, Daniel Biddle and Derek and Brittany Adler.

5. Melissa Fleming, Nick Mir, Alyssa Kalter and Derek Herman.

6. Sommer Heffelfinger, Angelo Broad, Dave Harm and Amanda Braghelli.

7. Alison Baker, Catherine Anderson-Quinones, Jen Rowe and Mason Wynngensler.

8. Karen Williams, Henry Bernberg and Laura Dillon.

9. Kate Lawson and Lauren Narkovich.

10. Rose Snyder and Molly Christie.

1. Philly Current Magazine celebrated the official drop of Philly Current Magazine’s #TheDirtyIssue! on Tuesday, July 10. 2018. Guests ate, drank, laughed, and danced the night away with some of the best people. The event took place at West Laurel Hill and featured cover star Marc Summers, 13th Street Cocktail, The Drop Wine, Sweet T’s Bakeshop and music by Turk Gaines and Suga Grits. It was an awesome event! Bill and John Vesper aka The Vesper Brothers chatted with “cover star” Marc Summers during the celebration party.

2. Sulai Neall and Philly Current founder and owner Eddie Keels paused for a photo.

3. Elise Keels, Domenica Toscani, Michael Silinski and Toni Moshen.

4. Philadelphia City Representative Sheila Hess chatted with Elise Keels and Michelle Leonard.

5. Ron and Jaimi Blackburn.

6. Michelle Leonard and FOX29’s Quincy Harris.

7. Brandy Deieso and Lisa Lampreso.

8. Taryn Rager, Nicole Fuscia and Kathy Pippari.

9. Publicist David Neff and his wife Jenine chatted with FOX29’s Mike Jerrick.

10. West Laurel Hill’s Joanie Sweeney paused for a photo with Philadelphia City Representative Sheila Hess and Thanuja Hamilton M.D., and Nicholas Perugino.

11. Bob Schiers of RAS Associates, Michelle Leonard and Justin Weathers of Bercy Brasserie paused for a photo during the official drop of Philly Current’s July issue!

12. Guests included Eric Michael, Jennifer Robinson and Marissa Reale .

1. The Corinthian Yacht Club of Philadelphia offers a variety of yachting events for its members, and one of them was the remote controlled Penguin Regatta that took place on Friday July 13, 2018. The sailboats and their equipment was provided by Ryan Lippincott of Lippincott Model Boat Works. The Corinthian Yacht Club of Philadelphia is a premier private club, rich in tradition, promoting participation and education in all aspects of yachting. 

2. George Hoekstra, Steve Director, Art Bell, Ryan Lippincott and John Lehman competed in the Penguin Regatta! 

3. Yachts a-sail in the club’s swimming pool!!

4. Richard, Ann Renee and Art Bell with ”Whitney” paused for a photo during the event. Art Bell is CYC’s Commodore.

5. Sylvia Henning and her mother Sabrina chatted with Christine Carlson during the event.

6. This little one shared a moment with ”Whitney”!

1. On Saturday, July 14, 2018 Touché Accessories held a Bastille Day celebration at their establishment at King of Prussia Mall. Guests enjoyed French wines, French Cheeses, and lite French fare while examining the contents of the boutique.  A portion of the evening’s proceeds benefit the International Red Cross Foundation. Touché Accessories Frenchly named by its owners and managing partners, opened the doors of the first Mainline boutique in May 1985.
Accessorizing prominent Mainline Philadelphia, Washington and New York society clientele, Touché quickly became the premier boutique destination for fashion accessories. Two decades later, with coastal expansion on their immediate horizon, Touché continues traveling abroad to purchase the innovative, current and unique European fashion accessories that have become the mainstay for its emerging business. Debbie Allen Wright paused for a photo with Touché’s Seda Alexandrian and her daughter Conni Alexandrian McDonnell during the Bastille Day 2018 festivities.

2. Anya McDonnell and Lena Rizzo.

3. Danielle Kleinman, her son Michael and Brenna Ritzert attended the event.

4. Jennifer Schofield celebrated Bastille Day in this Touché dress!

5. Maria Worthington chatted with Conni McDonnell.

6. Anya McDonnell (left) paused for a photo with Brian Griffin and Jennifer Schofield and her daughter Madison Bottoli during the Bastille Day festivities.

1. On Saturday, July 14, 2018 Savona Restaurant celebrated Bastille Day with a huge BBQ and cornhole competition, games, and a live band. Attendees also enjoyed homemade gelato and a few other fun surprises! Mike Meachan, Jennifer Drury, Dennis and Kim Du, Kevin and McKenzie Frankel tried their hand at the cornhole competition during the Bastille Day event. Built in 1765, Savona was once headquarters for Revolutionary War figure, Aaron Burr. The restaurant is now a Northeastern Corridor destination for fine dining and casual sophistication.

2. Owner/executive Chef Andrew Masciangelo and General Manager Yohann Zinier had fun at the Bastille Day celebration.

3. A live band entertained the crowd.

4. Yael Eyel and Yohann Zinier served gelato at the event.

5. Pat Nogar  (right) celebrated her birthday with her husband David Nogar (center) and David Barol (left) during the Bastille Day festivities!

5. Jennifer Woodeshik, Katherine Schlacher and Pamela Heyman enjoyed the Bastille Day festivities!

6. Cindy and Bruce Terker (center) and friends gathered for a photo during the event.

1. The French Heritage Society Philadelphia Chapter celebrated Bastille Day 2018 with a party featuring live music, fine wine, and French Gypsy Jazz with Phyllis Chapell and Baird Standish at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. The Philadelphia Chapter organizes a variety of cultural and social events for its members throughout the year in order to raise funds for restorations projects that were voted by the FHS Board members. Julia Ward is the current Philadelphia Chapter Chairman. Bastille Day Party committee members Georgia Shafia, Patti Sculling, Noelle Wister, Julia Ward, Naomi Brennan, Gaëlle Dyevre, Barbara Delicato and Anne Jensen paused for a photo on the terrace at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.

2. Leonardo Politzi chatted with his aunt, Julia Ward.

3. Leonardo Politzi, Laurenson Ward, Polly Myer, Stacia Politzi, Harry Surer and Julia and Chris Ward gathered for a photo at the Bastille Day celebration.

4. Adele Gray and Clare Edwards Myer saluted the occasion!

5. Patti and Michael Scullin.

6. Janet Smith chatted with Virginia Baltzell.

7. Georgia and Hass Shafia paused for a photo during the event.

8. Frances and Michael Jones paused for a photo with Naomi and Stephen Brennan.

9. Keith and Cynthia Day, Adele Gray, David Orthwein and Virginia Baltzell were pictured during the event.

1. Simon’s Summer Soirée was held at Sunnybrook Golf Club in Plymouth Meeting on Monday, July 16, 2018. The event was an outdoor BBQ with live entertainment benefiting Simon’s Fund. Children were welcome. Darren and Phyllis Sudman founded Simon’s Fund in 2005 in memory of their three-month old son, Simon.  He died suddenly while taking a nap from an undetected heart condition. Simon’s Fund raises awareness about the warning signs and conditions that lead to sudden cardiac arrest and death in children. It has provided free heart screenings to 14,308 students. Of those tested, approximately 104 students have discovered potentially fatal heart conditions. It was behind the passage of the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act in Pennsylvania, the first law in the country to protect student athletes from sudden cardiac arrest. With the help of Simon’s Fund, this law has been passed in ten other states as well. The organization owns HeartBytes, the first-of-its-kind digital cardiac registry of seemingly healthy kids. The data and images are made available for free to qualified researchers.  The chipping contest winners gathered for a photo during the tournament at Sunnybrook!

2. Simon’s Fund founders Phyllis and Darren Sudman paused for a photo on the golf course.

3. Mitchell Bednoff, Adam Lieberman and John Sion attended the golf outing and reception.

4. Simon’s Fund supporters Larry Brownstein, Keith Joffe, Mike Beatty, Greg Marks and Harris Heller were pictured at the reception after a day on the golf course!

5. David Dunphy mand Randi Rubin.

6. Brian Murland chatted with golf outing chair Neal Rutman.

7. John Weiland, Mark Brunner and Scott Erlbaum paused for a photo during the reception that followed the golf tournament.

8. Jon Adler, Anthony Joffe. Billy Fredt and Bill Luterman attended the event.

9. Mike Monsell and Ducis Rodgers of 6ABC paused for a photo after a day of golf!

1. On Wednesday, July 18, 2018, Eurocircle members attended a Rooftop Party at the Stratus Lounge in Philadelphia. The event was hosted by Sherry Kumar. Founded by Kaisa Kokkonen of Finland and managed by Sherry Kumar of Serbia, Eurocircle is a community of Europeans, internationals and Expats who get together to network and socialize. Gordana Loncar, Milica Schiavio, and Kristi Price paused for a photo with event chair Sherry Kumar (second left).

2. Domenica Vinci, Roman Sharma and Sherry Kumar.

3. Dimitry Kaplan, Rebecca Chalson, Sherry Kumar, Nancy Wood and Brian Hunt.

4. Alison Swain and Martina Gogova.

5. Kat Swift, Domenica Vinci and Valentina Urban.

6. Tatyana Incollingo, Roman Sharma, Iljan Zogu, Lia Alaniya and Yurim Morrina.

7. Kristi Price and Tatyana Incollingo.

1. The Butterfly Ball is an unforgettable evening featuring fine dining, live and silent auctions, dancing and inspiring honorees. This year The Butterfly Ball will be held on Saturday, October 27, 2018 at Loews Philadelphia Hotel. Four women who have done so much on behalf of LBBC and those affected by breast cancer will be honored. The Donna Noce Colaco Going Beyond Award will be presented to Rebekka Gerson-Brotz, Janet Marie Doherty, Sabitha Pillai-Freidman, and Megan C. Rutt, four women who have used their personal experience with breast cancer to help and to inspire others. The Andrea and Abraham Morris Impact Award will be presented to Barbara J. Yorke for the longstanding and incredible support she offers to LBBC and the people they serve. A preview event took place on Tuesday, July 17, 2018 at the Philadelphia Eagles Novacare Complex. Guests enjoyed a tour of the facilities and spoke with Philadelphia Eagle Chris Maragos about the Eagles winning season. The Butterfly Ball gala committee members and honorees gathered for a photo with
Philadelphia Eagle Chris Maragos (center).

2. Peter Cooke, Lu Ann Cahn and Brannon  Claytor paused for a photo at the preview event.

3. Tabitha Oman, Krista Mitzak and Michelle Bevan.

4. Nicole Gerson and Alison Young.

5. LBBC’s Sandy Martin chatted with Tom and Alison Petrelli.

6. Jeffrey Mitzak, Jake Bevan, Myron Manternach and Matt Rutt.

7. Gala co-chairs Meredith and Frank Dante.

8. Lindsay Townhill, Allison DeCaro, Megan Rutt and Jessie Deming.

9. Corey and Rebekka Brotz.

10. Dean and Susan Hart chatted with Philadelphia Eagle Chris Maragos.

1. The Wayne Art Center is pleased to announce the 2018 Student Works Exhibition. It opened with a free and public reception on Thursday, July 19, 2018. This annual exhibition features works by adult students who were enrolled in classes at the Wayne Art Center during the 2017-2018 school year. Student Works is an exhibition of works in all media including painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, jewelry and photography. The exhibit will run through August 17. Students who received ”Honorable Mentions” paused for a photo following the awards ceremony.

2. Linda Dorey-Stein, Stefanie Lieberman and Denise Sedor paused for a photo with Executive Director Nancy Campbell.

3. Patti Hallowell and Linda Sindaco (left and right) admired Carole Clarks’ entries (center) .

4. Sabine Rehm and Lin Koenig were pictured with Lin’s entry (below, center).

5. Pamela Jensen chatted with Denise Sedor about her entry (center).

6. Pat Riley and her entry.

7. Jack Lloyd entered this painting for the Student Show (below, center).

8. Becky Postell (center) paused for a photo with her girlfriends Nora DiNenna (left) and Ginny Randall (right). They admired Becky’s entry (above center).

9. Karen Calastri (center) brought her daughters Stefania and Bella Calastri to the Student Works reception. Karen Calastri  submitted one of her works for the show.

10. Karen Fogarty, Louise Dusinberre and Arnie Levinson joined Nancy Campbell for a photo during the reception.

1. The Rodin Museum houses the second largest collection of works by sculptor Auguste Rodin and at the museum’s all-new pop-up beer garden, visitors can enjoy the collection along with music and some refreshing beverages. Rodin was a French sculptor who, Rodin Curator Jennifer Thompson says, ”transcended time with his unique ability to model complex figures out of materials like marble, bronze, and clay. “Next to Paris, we’re probably the second place in the world that you can go to really appreciate the work of Rodin.” On Friday July 20, 2018, visitors admired those works while relaxing at the museum’s pop-up Garden Bar. There was beer and wine in the garden and the indoor galleries were open for extended hours. The Rodin Garden Bar will be open Wednesday through Sunday July 20 to August 19. Charles Riscavage, Valerie Miller, Kevin Connell and Molly Skilton paused for a photo during the Rodin’s opening event.

2. Becky Vincent, Kristin Simone, Meredith Clayton and Michael Phan lined up for refreshments at the Garden Bar. 

3. Joe Trainor, Jeanne Gatewood shared a moment with Girish Nair.

4. Danielle Centeno, Kyle Reich and their dog Nina paused for a photo with Rita Castagna and Vito Scutti.

5. Melanie Maseda, Mark Barbash, Larry and Susan Chirlin, Marsden Lawley III and Eileen Barbash enjoyed the evening at the Rodin Garden and Museum.

6. Felicia Doggett and David Goldstein paused for a photo in front of ”The Burghers of Calais” sculpture.

7. Katie Martin and Craig Burnett relaxed on the steps during the Rodin Garden opening.

8. Deirdre Mullen chatted with Jackie McLaughlin on the balustrade overlooking the gardens.

9. Julia Baron, Mary Magiera and Hillary Holmes enjoyed the garden at the Rodin.

1. Revivals Consignment Boutique featuring women’s upscale fashion, a premier selection of couture clothing and accessories, designer handbags and the coolest vintage jewelry held a summer sale at their shop in Narberth on Wednesday, July 25, 2018. Customers enjoyed wine. cheeses and other refreshments while browsing the store for unique items. Jennifer Robinson (left) chatted with Gracen Moorhouse and Jillian Dunn of Revivals during the event.

2. Cracen Moorhouse and Jillian Dunn, Revivals store manager,  got the store ready for the sale event. Revivals received the ”Best Designer Consignment 2018” award from Main Line Media News.

3. Jennifer Robinson and Richelle Payne enjoyed shopping during the Summer Sale event!

1. Main Line Today magazine held its 22nd annual ”Best of”‘ event featuring the best food, drinks, salons, music, shops, services and professionals along the Main Line and Western Suburbs at Drexelbrook in Drexel Hill on Thursday, July 26, 2018. Attendees enjoyed sampling food and drink and bidding on live and silent auctions. Auction proceeds benefit Devereux, a leading nonprofit and behavioral health organization that supports many of the most underserved and vulnerable members of the community. It helps empower children and adults with intellectual, emotional, development and behavioral challenges so they can lead fulfilling and rewarding lives. Main Line
Today, in print and online, is a sophisticated monthly lifestyle publication providing its readership with the most exclusive information on living on the Main Line. Van Cleve Bridal, an event sponsor, pictured with Prince Harry!! were (from left) Ashley Grape, Jada Harbin, Mayana Carter, Debbie Dixon, Abby McGrath and Van Cleve owner Deborah Van Cleve.

2. John Serock and his catering team, Cassidy Carre, Amanda Hirst, Melissa Jenkins and Nick Schmidt paused for a photo with John (second left) during the ”Best Of” event.

3. Karon Woodland and Cheyenne Forbes, wearing Van Cleve gowns were pictured with Philadelphia Eagles’ Swoop making an appearance at the event!

4, Editor-in-Chief Hobart Rowland chatted with Publisher and President of Today Media Rob Martinelli.

5. Kyle Stetler, Stephanie Brown and Adele Cohen of the Ultimate Bake Shoppe of Wayne brought their baked goods to the ”Best Of”’ event.

6. Devereux was the event beneficiary. Shamia Spencer, Amy Susanin and Theresa Russell represented Devereux.

7. Swoop paused for a photo with Karen Ebbert!

8. Julie Niness and Meg Veno of Life’s Patina were among the winners during the event.

9. Brett Smith and Joseph Sutton and David Brennan of Main Line Hotels paused for a photo during ”Best Of”

10. Allison McAllister, Jen Wilkins, Patricia Maristch and Heather Vellmer attended the event.

11. Karen Ebbert and Jennifer Robinson paused for a photo wth Emcee Tracey Davidson of NBC10 (center).

12. MLT Publisher Joseph Breck and his daughter Payton.

13. Meridith Coyle of Aneu, Jon Morgan and Karen Nudy were pictured at the event.

1. Philadelphia Style invited guests to join Publisher John Colabelli and Editor-in-Chief Kristin Detterline for the magazine’s annual “Best of Style” Party. This year’s theme, “Style in the Land of Oz” immersed guests in an Oz- themed wonderland set inside the expansive and picturesque Kimmel Center. Notable Philadelphia socialites, dignitaries and celebrities dressed to impress attended an evening of extravagance with Philadelphia Style. A stunning array of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and desserts by local Best of Style winners awaited guests in addition to live entertainment from CTO and an exclusive casino room presented by Borgata Hotel Casino &
Spa. All proceeds from the casino room benefit the MGM Resorts Foundation which is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of others through charitable giving. The 2018 Best of Style Party is presented by the Delaware Valley Audi Dealers and Audi of America.  Publisher John Colabelli was pictured with Jewelz Entertainment performers during the “Best of Style” event.

2. Anthony and Marleno Raffaellina, Anthony Adams, Stacey Kracher and Brandon Morrison.

3. Joe and Mindy Previtera, Meg Westrum and her father, John Westrum and Ricki Lang attended Style’s “Best Of” event.

4. Conni McDonnell, Corie Moskow, Irv Rosenzweig and Marni Manko.

5. Sabrina Pray and Denise Brown Jonasz.

6. Ben Dross and Rosemary Connors of NBC10 chatted with Matt Maiorano of ABC6.

7. Conni McDonnell and Lisa Silveri loved the “Wizard of Oz” theme!

8. Irv Rosenzweig and publicist Leslie Padilla.

9. John Colabelli chatted with Ellen and Robert Black.

10. Dr. Charles Lentz and Matt Malinowski.

11. Krystal Souvaniasy, Kory Aversa, Michelle Leonard, and Emil DeJohn paused for a photo with Philadelphia Style Editor-in- Chief Kristin Detterline (second right).

12. Leslie Padilla, Dr. Taliba Foster, Jenice Armstrong, David Alexander Jones and Tammi Toliver on the “Yellow Brick Road!

13. Jennifer Schofield wore a cocktail dress from the Van Cleve collection to the event.

14. Tara Murphy, Heather Sobol, Maj Toure, Erin Elmore and Dayna Hafetz.

15. Deneen Marcel paused for a photo with newly-engaged couple Heath Durrans and Dr. Jennifer Caudle.

16. “Linda” and Diane McGraw shared a moment during the event.

17. Leslie Padilla, Conni McDonnell, Jennifer Schofield and Dr. Taliba Foster.

18. Lisa McKie, Aida Sparta and Stacey Kracher chatted with Philadelphia City Representative Sheila Hess (second left).

19. Renee Patrone and Ted Rhinehart.

20. Joy Diebert, Andrew Olen, Michael Magnatta and Ray Culver.

21. Carole Alston and Jana Challenger.

22. Joanna Blair, Marcia McInnes and Nancy Nguyen.

23. Dr. Nina Radcliff, Eileen Xu, Dr. Joan O’Shea, Neelma Patel, John Leon and Angie Eileen paused for a photo at the event.