Dieci Lifestyle Spa presented Scratch the Surface to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Bernice Ambrose models jewelry by Ricki-L.
Radio station 92.3 Now representatives Myk Saavedra, Ibro Bawa, and Brooke Daniels.
Dana Cole and Linda Scrivo of Dana and Linda’s Closet in Fairfield.
Jean Criss of Susan G. Komen and Marie Gaglioti, co-owner of Dieci Lifestyle Spa, welcome guests as they enter the fashion show.
A Day at the Far Hills Races
Even rainy skies and a muddy track didn’t dampen the spirit of spectators.
Despite mucky conditions, the 89th annual Far Hills Steeplechase attracted 35,000 spectators. Over the years, the event has raised $17 million for the Somerset Medical Center.
Patti Tegenborg of the Far Hills Race Meeting Association, Dianne Ryan of primary event sponsor Open Road Auto Group, and Thomas N. Kasper, president of the Somerset Hills Handicapped Riding Center.
W. Rodman Ryan, CEO of Open Road, congratulates Todd Gronsky, winner of the 2009 BMW 328i.
Braving the elements were Park Place art director Sharon Cowen-Cain, Park Place style editor Susan Brierly, Jaimie Morais of Open Road, and Park Place account executive Diana Stroup.
Looks for Books
Local women came out in full force to support a festive fashion show and boutique to benefit the Mendham Borough Library. The event raised upward of $7,000 for new books and materials.
Deborah Stryker, president of the Friends of the Mendham Borough Library, is flanked by Looks for Books event hostess Alex Zawadiwsky, left, and fashion show commentator Amy Durling.
Library treasurer Julie Wallace, community supporter Terry Robinson, and library director Pat Charney enjoy hors d’ oeuvres and champagne along with 150 other local women.
A Woman to Watch
Yanina, owner of Cedar Grove’s Yanina & Co. jewelers, was honored as a Women to Watch at the 2009 Jewish Women International awards program.
Yanina accepts her award from JWI, which fights domestic abuse and promotes healthy relationships for women.
Lunch for a Cause
Proceeds from this educational luncheon and book signing benefit the National Eating Disorders Association, a nonprofit supporting individuals and families affected by the disorder.
Honored guest and WABC-TV news anchor Diana Williams.
An NEDA quilt made at the first annual Northern NJ NEDA Walk held last spring in Millburn. The quilt will be sent around the country to various walks during which more pieces will be added.
Event chairs Kathy Hubert-McKenna, Deborah Q. Belfatto, and Debra Alonzi.
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- Social Butterfly – Sept/Oct 2010
- Social Butterfly – Summer 2010
- Social Butterfly – March/April 2010
- Social Butterfly May/June 2010
- Social Butterfly – Nov/Dec 2009
- Social Butterfly – Sept/Oct 2009
