1. On Saturday, September 21, 2019 The Board of the Willows Park Preserve invited guests to wear their garden attire and sample a seasonal menu, including refreshments. They were also invited to listen to live music and stroll through the Willows Mansion and Gardens. Event proceeds will be used for the Willow’s upkeep and maintenance. Willows Park Preserve Board Members were pictured in front of the mansion at the beginning of the event.

2. Diane and Larry Freedman were pictured arriving at the event.

3. Caterer John Serock and his team provided items from their wonderful menu to the guests. John Serock and Jennifer Shannon served food to and Daniel and Svetlana Zantzinger. Daniel Zantzinger’s family were the former owner of the Willows.

4. Jill and Scott Huentelman shared a table with Maria Landry.

5. Party Host Helpers Grace Patterson, Dana Allison and Beverly Harden served food and drink to the attendees.

6. Willows Park Preserve board member Ted Pollard and Dan Zantzinger chatted with Renee Patrone (center), founder of Party Host Helpers.

6. Willows Park Preserve officers Jeff Groff,  Tish Long, John and Gerry Tuten and John Faust were pictured at the event.

7. Peter Loevy of Catering by Design served food to Laurie McGrath.

8. Shelly Forester and Adrian Mulrone attended the event.

9. Peachtree Catering was also a vendor at the event, Owner Jon Weinrott and Alexandra Knudsen served food from their menu to the guests..

1. On Saturday evening, January 25, 2020, Philadelphia Orchestra Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the brightest guest stars will dazzle attendees in a spectacular evening of music and dining, all staged as Philadelphia’s party of the year. Save the date and receive details about the 163rd Academy of Music Anniversary Concert and Ball by calling the Academy of Music Restoration Fund Office at 215-893-1978 or visiting theacademyball.org. The Academy of Music 163rd Anniversary Concert and Ball Invitation List Review meeting took place on Monday, September 9, 2019 at the Villanova residence of Linda Siegfried. Among those attending the meeting were Invitations  Committee members Sherrin Baky-Nessler and Louise Hill and Academy of Music chairman Cackie Rogers.

2. Eileen Adelsberger, Kristen Hartz and Alicia Goff reviewed the invitations list.

3. Invitations List Review meeting host Linda Siegfried pausd for a photo with Cackie Rogers, Academy of Music chairman.

4. Invitations List Review committee members Bonnie Young, Sibby Brasler, Invitations Comittee co- chair Judith Sills Swartz and Laurie Gold attended the meeting.

5. Invitations Comittee members Jennifer Shacklett and Megan Hope were pictured arriving at the Invitations List Review meeting and luncheon.

Friends, fun and fall!

Join Autograph Brasserie, Ellie Boutique, Vivi G, Deneen Marcel Lashes, Touche Accessories, Jacques Ferber and Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery for a night of fun, fashion and giveaways, Wednesday, October 16, 2019 – 7-9pm.

Autograph Brasserie launches their Girls Night Out events for 2019-2020 with a night of fashion. Some of the Main Line’s top boutiques and stylists will be on-hand helping guests to create a signature look that is uniquely their own. Find out what are the season’s must have accessories, learn all about layering and enjoy one-on-one consultations with on-site stylists! And enter to win spectacular prizes from our guest vendors!

Guests also receive a glass of champagne to toast to the new season. Tickets are $10 and registration is a must. Tickets can be purchased at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/girls-night-out-tickets 73329617861?
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For more information, follow Autograph Brasserie on Facebook or autographwayne on Instagram! Autograph Brasserie celebrates people who have left their signature on American pop culture and serves brunch, lunch and dinner as well as a full bar menu of creative seasonal and classic cocktails, craft beer and wine. Outdoor dining is also available in season and private dining is also available for social or business gatherings. For more information (610) 954-2588 or http://www.autographbrasserie.com

Fearless Restaurants is an expanding collection of restaurants featuring engaging décor, inspired hospitality, creative menus and a dining experience that allures all of the senses. Lead by restaurateur Marty Grims, Fearless Restaurants creates neighborhood favorites that become a destination for dining. Innovative and inspired seasonal menus feature the finest and freshest ingredients. Located throughout the Philadelphia region and on Long Beach Island, NJ, Fearless Restaurants include the landmark Moshulu Restaurant on Penn’s Landing, White Dog Cafe in University City, Wayne and Haverford, Autograph Brasserie in Wayne, Louie Louie in University City and on Long Beach Island; Plantation Restaurant, Daddy O Restaurant & Hotel and Tuckers Tavern. Opening early 2020, White Dog
Glen Mills and Rosalie in Wayne. For more information about Fearless Restaurants, contact Jaimi Blackburn at 610.220.3231 or jblackburn@fearlessrestaurants.com

1. Dressage at Devon took place at the Devon Horse Show grounds from September 24 to September 29, 2019. The event is a premier North American equestrian event since 1975. It combines world class dressage competition and the world’s largest open breed show with the international Fall Festival shops and special activities for the entire family. The historic and charming Devon Horse Show Grounds, provides the ideal venue for this exciting event.  Denim, Diamonds and Dressage Hat Contest took place on Friday, September 27, 2019. Judges Michelle Leonard, Eddie Ross, Sydney Grims, Deborah Van Cleve, FOX29’s Jennaphr Frederick and Phyllis Gambone chose Joy Mossholder Sporn and her fabulous hat (center) as the winner of Denim, Diamonds and Dressage Hat Contest.  Fearless Restaurants (Autograph,  The White Dog (s) and The Moshulu) served as a  Hat Day advertising sponsor.

2. Brigid Stasen and famed milliner Zoya Egan paused for a photo.

3. Jude and Paul Gedroiz and Dan and Gillian McCarthy attended the event.

4. Tyler Williams and Helen Anastassov shared a stylish moment!

5. Kalia Biassou (left) wearing a sequin and chapeau outfit wowed the Dressage Hat Contest crowd. Hat Contest judge Sydney Grims of Fearless Restaurants and Dressage at Devon organizer Adrienne Morella paused for a photo with Kacia!

6, Natalie Dounov, Andrei Padlivakhin, Jackie Tara, Julie Tseng and Christina Pranoto came dressed for the occasion!

7. Greg Landis and Mary Jo Boucher brought ”Bubblebee” to the dressage event!

8. Frederica Poulain came wearing her Dressage at Devon Hat Contest attire!

9. This always fabulous foursome, The Wedding Pavilion’s Deborah Van Cleve, Kathleen Keneally, Brigid Stasen and Zoya Egan paused for a photo at Denim, Diamonds and Dressage.

10. Betsy Demarino and Cheryl Lamoreux chatted with Devon Horse Show Chairman Wayne Grafton during a country cocktail reception held following the Hat Contest.

11. Jennaphr Frederick and Zoya Egan shared a moment during the cocktail reception!

1. Philadelphia Fashion Week (September 23 – to September 28)  featuring national and international designers and models took place in the Fashion District, 801 Market Street, Philadelphia.  Exquisite garments, exhibits of luxury products and services and world-class entertainment were on display during the event. Philadelphia Fashion Week’s mission was to strengthen the influence and success of designers in Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Marie Negrin of Bang Salon, Washington DC made sure that these models looked perfect before walking the runway! 

2.Karon Woodland brought her collection, KW Couture, to Philly Fashion Week.

3. Karon Woodland of KW Couture (center) paused for a photo with her team members.

4. Fashionista Nina Radcliff M.D. wearing Conrad Booker

5. Conrad Booker is a Philadelphia based Designer/Artist who pushes the boundaries of fashion, creating sleek, avant-garde fashions made of unconventional materials. Here he is making final touches to this runway model!

6. Conrad Booker styling

7. Kisha Barr and Davina Robinson enjoyed the the fashion show and the final runway walks on Saturday evening, September 28, 2019. 

Internationally recognized, MarshalL Watson’s projects span the globe from Stockholm to Cabo. Winner of Traditional Home’s Designer of the Year & featured in publications including Architectural Digest, Traditional Home, House Beautiful, Veranda & Luxe, The New York-based designer will offer an inspiring overview of some of his most spectacular & dynamic projects. The Art of Elegance, his first book, will be available for signing . The book can be pre-ordered for your convenience.

Admission $25 per person. Seating is limited.
Call 610.687.5566 to sign up

1. Philly Fights Cancer’s First Annual Patron Party took place at the Fitler Club in Philadelphia. More than 150 committee members and
supporters attended the event that featured an auction and brief remarks by co-chairs, Missy Dietz and Nancy Wolfson. Robert
Vanderheide M.D. Director of the Abramson Cancer Center chatted with Jackie Rose, Kyle Dunn and Kathleen D’Angelo at the event.
Philly Fights Cancer: Round 5 will take place at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on Saturday October 26, 2019. The three incredible acts for Philly Fights Cancer: Round 5 will be Golden Globe and Tony Award Winner Hugh Jackman, Emmy-winning stand-up comedian John Mulaney, and the after-party entertainment will be American singer, songwriter, and record producer Andy Grammer.

2. Nigel Richards and Chad Boonswang.

3. Jay Haber, Michael Papale and Tom and Tony Piazza.

4. Ben and Lauren Kessel and Marc and Ashley Brennan.

5. David Gutstadt, founder and CEO of the Fitler Club and his team Alyssa DeVore and Randi Kay paused for a photo at the event.

6. Jessica Johns, Fiona Bliose and Sarah Dickerson.

7. Ana Santos, Dawn Wallace and Rosita Lamberti.

8. Michael Laskowski and Tiffany Caccavale attended the patron party.

. On the evening of October 2, 2019 approximately forty of the areas top wedding industry professionals gathered for a jovial evening of
networking & light bites along with cocktails and mocktails provided by Erich Sizelove, owner of BAR Spoon Beverage and Gretchen Krawczyyk of Party Host Helpers who also assisted quests with their needs. Deborah Van Cleve’s special guest of industry event was Mark Kingsdorf, former owner of The Queen of Hearts Wedding Consultant who flew in from Florida to speak along with seeing old colleagues and meeting new. Mark is known widely in the area as one of the Top Wedding professionals in the industry. Van Cleve staff members Jada Harbin, Nancy Ahlum,  Megan Berney and Anna Rechtenwald paused for a photo with Deborah Van Cleve and Master Wedding Planner Mark Kingsdorf (center). The Balloons at the step and repeat are by Paper Confetti.

2. Ashley Grape, Kenny Berkowitz and Deborah Van Cleve.  

3. Meredith McLoughlin and her daughter Alex and Key Fox paused for a photo with Mark Kingsdorf.

4. Dani Clarke and Tricia Notte examined the wedding gowns at the Van Cleve Wedding Pavilion.

5. Sarah DiCicco chatted with Deborah.

6. Jimmy Berkowitz chatted with Deborah Van Cleve and her husband George Cush during the event.

7. Amy Hunt, Ashley Sorrentino, Ashley Grape and Angelina Minger.

8. Rayna Segal chatted with publicist Sarah Doheny.

9. Kate Frey, Jane Darnell, Justin Chan, Alex Schon and Sherri Farenwald.

10. Gretchen Krawczyk of Party Hosts and Erich Sizelove of Bar Spoon served guests at the party.

11. Deborah Van Cleve chatted with Rayna Segal.

12. Angelina Minger and Dave and Sheryl Williams.

13. Hindret Bogosian, Haley Richter, Alex Schon, Kristyn Kennedy and Kathleen Andonian.

14. Deborah Van Cleve and her Mark Kingsdorf (center) were pictured (from left) Randi Martin, Dave Williams, JoAnne Bossard, Sarah Doheny, Kate Frey, Anita Sayer, Sheryl Willians and Sarah DiCicco.

15. Ashley Vaccaro and Justin Chan.

16. Amanda Spencer and Angelina Minger.

17.   JoAnne Bossard, Anita Sayer, Kate Frey and Deborah Van Cleve.

18. Haley Richter, Daria Magazzu and Kristyn Kennedy.

19. Nancy Ahlum, Megan Berney, Deborah Van Cleve, Ashley Grape and Jada Harbin.

20. Randi Martin, Mark Kingsdorf, JoAnne Bossard, Kate Frey and Eric Bossard.

1. Regina Lowrie, president and CEO of  Dytrix  and Scott Stevenson, CEO of Northwest were the featured speakers at the October 2, 2019 U.L.R.E. luncheon held in the Library Room at the Union League. The speakers spoke about wire fraud, cyber security, stolen passwords, e-mail fraud and hacked accounts and opined that the Real Estate Industry was a prime target for these kind of actions. A lively Q&A followed.

2.  Rick Longmore,  pictured with Peter Poretta and Loren Kagan,  introduced the speakers to the U.L.R.E. luncheon attendees.

3. Regina Lowrie and Scott Stevenson and ULRE chair Bill Pennewell paused for a photo before the Q&A began.

4. Regina Lowrie chatted with Nancy Chew and Claudia Timbo.

5. Patrick Keating and Larry Schwartz.

6. John and Penny Sarkoglu (left and right) paused for a photo with Ann Du and Jennifer Burnside.

7. Rich Cannon and Sean Washington.

8. Larry Schwartz, Liz Cackowski, Patrick Keating and Bill Dalton.

9. Loren Kagan and Maria Quattrone.

1. On Saturday, October 5, 2019 Pennsylvania Ballet’s annual gala kicked-off the 2019-2020 season with an explosion of color. The black-tie event took place at the URBN Headquarters on the Philadelphia Navy Yard and featured a first look at the Ballet’s annual programming. Guests mingled with the extraordinary artists of Pennsylvania Ballet and former Pennsylvania Governor and former Philadelphia Mayor Edward G. Rendell was honored for his exceptional dedication to the arts. Former Philadelphia Phillie baseball player Garry Maddox, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, past Pennsylvania Governor and Philadelphia Mayor and event honoree Ed Randell, Pennsylvania Ballet’s Executive Director Shelly Power and its Artistic Director Angel Corella paused for a photo following the award presentation.

2. Marty Judge attended the event with the beautiful Nina Radcliff M.D.

3. Ballet Master Charles Askegard and Chiara Astrid Gebbia.

4. Vikki Slovitz, Emily Davis, Julia Sherrill and Cassie McAndrew gathered around PA Ballet Board Chair David Hoffman during the gala event.

5. Paula Hian and Rosemary Roman chatted with event chair Stephen Varenhorst during the cocktail reception.

6. Pennsylvania Ballet members including event chair Stephen Varenhorst, Pennsylvania Ballet executive director Shelly Power and its Artistic Director Angel Corella paused for a photo with Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney during the gala event.

7. Jenny Parker, John and Kristen Kutharczuk, Marty Judge and Nina Radcliff M.D. paused for a photo at the gala event.

8. Pennsylvania Ballet dancers Marjorie Feiring, Peter Weil, Yuka Iseda, Lillian DiPiazza and Leandro Slipczuk were pictured at the event.

9. Kathryn Manger, Albert Gordon and Erin O’Dea.

10. Guests included Mark Nicoletti, Dilara Deger and Adriana and Ken Wellar

11. Pennsylvania Ballet’s Executive Director Shelly Power chatted with Debra Lew Harder of WRTI Radio.

12. Pennsylvania Ballet’s Debbie Hilzinger and her husband Kurt chatted with Barbara Eberlein and Jerry Wind.

13. Jonathan Propper, Lisa Zenkel and Cameron Silver attended the gala event.

14. Angel Corella and Shelley Power made the award presentation to Governor Rendell.

15. Melissa Parker of Amaranth Florist and Miriam Harden provided the flower arrangements on the dinner tables.

1. Bridlewild Trails Association is an active local organization which encourages appreciation of Lower Merion’s remarkable natural environment and resources. The trails system, created in 1927 by the riders of the Gladwyne Hunt, benefits all our nature-loving members; hikers and strollers seeking birds, wild flowers, woods, streams, spring houses and local history; scouts following small animal footprints; and riders taking the hills and trotting alongside creeks and fields. This scenic trail system and its natural sites benefit all BTA members by adding immeasurable quality to the enjoyment of life in this community.The Bridlewild Trails Association held its Annual Fall Party at Eagle Farm, the home of Susan Tabas Tepper. Guests enjoyed a light supper and music and words about the association by its president. Lower Merion Commissioner Scott Zelov was pictured with Bonnie Perry, Nysa Herz and host Susan Tabas Tepper during the event. 

2. Terry Allen, Susan Tabas Tepper, Francine Harryhill and her husband Dr. Joe Harryhill, Carol Dailey, Paul Abraham and Salah Abraham paused for a photo during the event.

3. Jeanne and Scott Myers, Dr. Diane M. Pappas-Sfedu, Dr. Emil F. Sfedu, Kathy Byrne and Dan Dugan.

4. Luke Hamilton and Alicia Forero.

5. Sary Pfister, Daniel Schwarz, Carol Dailey and Salah Abraham.

6. Major Tepper and Madeline Webb.

7. Jennifer Caniglia and Becky Sassi.

8. Laurie Bachman, Jason and Monica Barrett and Kate Galer.

9. Nysa Herz, Chris Leswing and Steve Herz.

10. Bernie Resnick and Sally Mattison.

1. The Women’s Auxiliary of St. Edmond’s Home held its annual New Member’s Luncheon on Wednesday, September 11, 2019. During the meeting, the ladies addressed invitations for Cup Day, the annual dinner dance, to raise money for the home. The 80th annual Cup Day will be held on Saturday, November 16, at Overbrook Golf Club and will honor Robert Shields of Shields Construction. The home provides medical care, special trips and activities for severely disabled children. (From left) Leslie Cyr (new member) Robin Conciella (President of the Women’s Auxiliary) Carolyn Slota (Vice President of the Women’s Auxiliary) and Maureen Powers (new member) attended the October luncheon.

 Jane Dooner, Mary Ann Bond, Meg Spence, and Chris Ostrander share a table at the new member’s luncheon.

Past Presidents of The Women’s Auxiliary (from left), Ellen Cass, Maryellen Pruett, Mary Packer, Ann McDevitt, Kathy Moser, and Lisa
Figge.

 Co-Chairs of The New Member’s Luncheon, Merrie Turney and Joan Larney

1. A VIP shopping experience at LAGOS to benefit ”Go Red for Women” took place on Thursday, October 8, 2019. Guests enjoyed refreshments while shopping to create a healthier Philadelphia for all Women and the ones they love. A percentage
of the proceeds Will benefit Go Red For Women. Guests enjoyed shopping at LAGOS while supporting the American Heart Association’s efforts to reduce deaths from heart disease. Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States? It kills nearly half a million women each year at the rate of about one per minute. The attendees posed for a photo with Go Red for Women Board Member Jimmy Contreras (center) at the end of the event. 

2. Joelle Gordon,  LAGOS Store Manager Janice Waitkus and Go Red Women Senior Director Ali Lang.

3. Go Red for Women Director Deena Weems Thornton, Go Red for Women Board Member Emily Pearce,  Go Red Women Senior Director Ali Lang and Go Red for Women Board Member Rosemary Loverdi gathered for a photo at the event.

1. The Cancer Support Community, an agency that helps thousands of cancer patients and their families with a variety of free programs, hosted “Unmasking Cancer” on Thursday, October 10 at The Lucy in Philadelphia. CSC raises awareness about the importance of confronting all the complicated emotions of having cancer. The event highlighted some of the things people hide from when it comes to cancer and aims to enlighten all to CSC’s free services that are so critical to cancer patients, caregivers and their families. Cancer survivor Tammy Brenner (left) paused for a photo with Cheryl Hill and Pam Ginsberg during the cocktail reception.

2. Honorary chair Nicole Dresnin Schaeffer and event chair Robin Halpern.

3. Ana Begler, Glenn Nugent and  Jeri Kim were pictured with honoree Dr. Ralph Zinner (right) of Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.

4. Jordan Pincus and singer, songwriter Taylor Asch.

5. Danielle Daley and Cindy Minhas.

6. Joanne Tecco, Sally Rogers and Iliana Strauss.

7. Bonnie Grant and Vicki Lupica.

8. Pia and Richard Halloran.

9. Wendy Parris and Marcie Kennedy chatted with CSC’s CEO Kelly Harris (center).

10. Joannne Massengill, Iris Shea, Linda Siegfried and Sandy Annesley were pictured with Inspiration Award honoree Marianne Dean (center).

11. Gwen Goodwill Bianchi, Charlotte Suspenski and Lisa Cooper chatted with Nicole Dresnin Schaeffer during the cocktail reception.

12. Sheryl and Michael Dresnin paused for a photo with Usha Rao, and Luke and Mark Reynolds.

13. Nicole Dresnin Schaeffer chatted with Stephanie Stahl of CBS 3, who served as the event’s emcee.

14. Nate Cohen and Angela Berke.

15. Caren Barnet and Barbara Bigford,

1. ”A Few Kind Words” Workshop led by Tracey Gates, a life and wellness coach, took place at the Nicole Miller Manayunk store on Thursday, October 10, A  group of ladies gathered at the boutique to take part in an interesting conversation with a bit of curiosity. This event is one of many that Mary Dougherty of Nicole Miller will be hosting in the next couple of months celebrating Fashion, Friendship and Women’s Wellness. Sarah Van Aken, Mary Jo Barthmaier, Donna Storm, Lisa Deats and Nina Weisbord attended the Wellness Luncheon.

2. Sarah Van Aken paused for a photo with Tracey Gates (left) before the luncheon and workshop began.

3. Christine Lussier and Jessica Golden.

4. The ladies all  gathered for a photo with Samantha Mykulak, Nicole Miller Manayunk Store Manager and Mary Dougherty, owner before the luncheon and workshop began.

1. On Saturday, October 12, 2019, Without A Cue Productions and West Laurel Hill presented “Once Bitten, Twice Dead.” The event featured a reception with hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, dinner, a chance to win raffles and an interactive vampire murder mystery show that guests were invited to help solve. The winning couple would be featured on the cover of The Transylvanian Times as the hottest couple in 2019!!  The actors took a bow following their high voltage performances!

2. Joanie Sweeney, Debbie Cassidy and Tom Cavanaugh welcomed guests to the event.

3. Natalie Pompillo and Jordan Barnett enjoyed cocktails on the terrace!

4. Braheme Days and Waleska Wentz came dressed for the occasion. Costumes were welcome!

5. Lily Sanchez and John and Susan Hylton chose their murder mystery costumes with care.

6. Steve and Patti Long showing off her vampire teeth!.

7. Oncc Bitten, Twice Dead actor Dana Corvino and Jake and Jillian Harkins chatted with David Campbell during cocktails on the terrace.

8. Guests included Janis, Dave and Julianne Peters.

9. Rob Saxon of Mannna, his mother Linda Regnery and Blair Weikert enjoyed the event.

10. Guests included Amy and Terry Bickman, Gwen Bland and Joe Miller 

11. Keith O’Brien and Brittany Laird.

12. Jordan Barnet and Natalie Pompillo and Waleska Wentz and Braheme Days shared a moment with “Ella” before she appeared in “Once Bitten, Twice Dead”’

1. The Main Line Opera Association and the Academy of Vocal Arts hosted the Main Line Opera Association’s “An Afternoon with the Opera Stars of Tomorrow” on Sunday, October 13, 2019 at the Merion Tribute House. Guests enjoyed a silent auction, spirits raffle, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, a buffet and performances by AVA’s resident artists. AVA is distinguished by its reputation for high quality performances that are acclaimed by critics locally, nationally and internationally. Each year AVA resident artists are presented in four or five fully-staged opera productions accompanied by an orchestra. The mission of the Academy of Vocal Arts is to be the world’s premier institution for training young artists as international opera soloists. Claire Boasi, John McCarthy and Marlene and George Milner attended the event.

2. Suzanne Root and Scott Guzieliek chatted with Kay Bossone.

3. AVA resident artists Jose Melendez, Zachary Rioux, Anne Marie Stanley, Cody Müller and Emily Margevich paused for a photo with
Alice Chase (third right).

4. Marlene Milner chatted with John McCarthy.

5. Tash Duff, Carol Bosley, Pat Carroll, Sandy Leopold and Mia Marcovici made their bid on fine wines provided by Michael Talarico (second left)

6. Tosh Duff chatted with AVA President K. James McDowell.

7. Tony and Sally Janetta and Peter Wilding.

8. Drs. Emy and Romeo Abella (left and right) chatted with Christine Batchelor.

9. Zachary Rioux, Emily Margevich, Cody Müller and Anne Marie Stanley shared a moment during the reception.

1.. Main Line Today’s annual “Women on the Move Luncheon” took place at Drexelbrook in Drexel Hill on Thursday, October 17, 2019. Attendees networked, shared, connected and celebrated with this year’s honorees during the annual event. The luncheon began with introductory remarks and recognized 20 outstanding women of the Main Line and the Western Suburbs who are leaders in their respective fields. The scheduled highlight of the 2019 luncheon was 2018 honoree for Women on the Move and award-winning Philadelphia radio host, Kathy Romano. Kathy Romano is a reporter who started her own show on WMMR sister station 95.7 BEN FM called “Her Story” which is an entertainment style show that focuses on influential women. She has spotlighted over 200 women on her weekly program that airs Sunday mornings. Dr. Brannon Claytor and his team (from left) Gabrielle Dalton, Stephanie Mattis, Jessica Sager  and Debbie Lander were pictured as they arrived at the event.

2. Marion Conicella and Leslie Gross-Padilla.

3. Patty Griffin, Michelle Leonard and Carole Felton Shore.

4. Brigid Stasen, Melissa Jacobs, Pat Nogar, Ashley Meyers and Katherine Nails.

5. Lynice Caruso, Natalie Curry and Amy Sheehan.

6. Lori Pastore, Nellye Millie, Ava Ortiz, Lauren DiMartino and Cathleen Helmuth of AME Salon.

7. Charlie Tomlinson, Tanya Tecce, Sal Patti and Carolina Alzate.

8. Valerie-Clark Roden, Bered Nohi, Elissa Bloom, Jennifer Robinson, Angel Padulo and Valori Zaslow.

9. Laura Wagoner, Moira Rubino and Allison Brady,

10. Kathy Romano and Dr. Brannon Claytor.

11. Marie Edwards, Tracy Davidson, Christine Hennigan and Jen Croneberger.

12. Kathy Romano, Tracy Davidson and Dr. Brannon Claytor

13. Rob Martinelli, CEO and president of Today Media, and publisher of Delaware Today and Delaware Business Times paused for a photo with Kathy Romano, Marie Edwards, Tracy Davidson, Christine Hennigan, Jen Croneberger and Lisi Lerch.

14. Stevi Richards and Cindy Caperelli.

1. Van Cleve hosted ”Rock The Runway” on Thursday, October 17, 2019 at the Van Cleve Pavilion in Paoli. Guests enjoyed lite bites, cocktails, and a fabulous fashion show featuring bridal gowns, black-tie, Formal gowns and a more casual look – the complete wardrobe for all fashionable women and men! Unite for Her was the beneficiary. Unite for HER is committed to helping women diagnosed with
breast cancer navigate their way through treatment by providing complementary therapies designed to promote physical and emotional wellness. Their goal is to be a continued resource and support system for those affected by breast cancer. Deborah Van Cleve and the models posed for a photo at the end of the fashion show.

2. Cameron Cotrusello, Jen Morell, Sue Weldon and Cathy Brosnan of Unite for HER accepted donations during the event.

3. Melissa Young, Kristen Cipa, Nina Dann and Michelle LaVine of Bernie Robbins attended the event.

4. Gale Rawson, Livia Klaus, Gordana Loncar and publicist Sarah Doheny paused for a photo with Deborah Van Cleve.

5. Dan Thomas, Barbara McGinnis, Jesse Vanucci and Matt Wetzel attended the event.

6. Christina Wagoner and her daughter Laura chatted with Sandra Yodesky (center).

7. Sandy Louderback, Helene Holowich and Theresa Brewer.

8. Melissa Aidukas, Susan Mhone, Mercedes Tabao and Patricia Katanha.

9. Lauren Mazurek and Marcia Williams.

10. Sue Weldon of Unite for HER and fashion show emcee Caroline O’Halloran.

11. Angelina Minger, Emily Summers and Erica Repucci.

12. Kim Pinci, Zoya Egan and Deborah Van Cleve.

13. Christina Wagoner loved the gown that Sandra Yodesky modeled during the fashion show.

14. The crowd applauded Zoltan Hall, Deborah Van Cleve and Michael Novey  at the end of the fashion show. The men were wearing Sagets Formal Wear.

15. Megan Reese and Crissy Bowden shared a moment at the end of the evening.

1. On Wednesday, October 16, 2019 Autograph Brasserie launched their Girls Night Out events for 2019-2020 with a night of fashion. Some of the Main Line’s top boutiques including Ellie Boutique, Vivi G, Deneen Marcel Lashes, Touché Accessories, Jacques Ferber and Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery were on-hand helping guests to create a signature look that is uniquely their own.  Autograph Brasserie, one of Fearless Restaurants expanding collection, celebrates people who have left their signature on American pop culture and serves brunch,
lunch and dinner as well as a full bar menu of creative seasonal and classic cocktails, craft beer and wine. Marissa Rosas, Diane Oliva, Karen Walls and Jessie Sergio of Ellie Boutique paused for a photo at the event.

2. Guests included Casi Severson and Chelsea Panichi. They received a glass of champagne to toast the new season!

3. Fearless Restaurants Publicist Jaimi Blackburn and Angel Crowder of Deneen Marcel Lashes chatted with Conni McDonnell of Touché Accessories.

4. Conni McDonnell of Touché Accessories helped Jennifer Griffin try on this sequin jumpsuit. The jumpsuit is available at Touché Accessories in the King of Prussia Mall.

5. Vivi’s owner Beth Stewart and Anna Halligan chatted with Pam Ferber of Ferber Furs.

6.   Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery team members, Jessie Sager and Debbie Lander, brought a variety of skincare items to the event. 

7. Pam Ferber chatted with Diane Oliva, Carlotta Peslar, Karen Wales and Susan Nobles.