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| Guests at the Milly boutique celebrating the launch of the Friends of Finn T-shirt line to benefit The Humane Society of the United States. |
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| Last Wednesday night Sharon and Ambassador John Loeb hosted a dinner to celebrate the very popular exhibition of Ambassador Loeb's collection of paintings by Scandinavian artists from the early 19th to the early 20th century. "Danish Paintings from the Golden Age to the Modern Breakthrough: Selections from the Collection of Ambassador John L. Loeb Jr." traces the developments in Danish art from the early 19th through the early 20th centuries — a period that saw the emergence of a distinctive national approach to painting in Denmark where Ambassador Loeb served under the Reagan Administration. The exhibit has been extended through the end of the week including Saturday. Hours are 12 to 6 p.m. (Wednesday until 7). Admission is free. Scandinavia House is located at 58 Park Avenue at 38th Street. |
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| On Tuesday, January 14th, Georgina Bloomberg, Amanda Hearst, and Kimberly Ovitz hosted a special cocktail event at the Milly store on 73rd and Madison. The event celebrated the launch of the Friends of Finn T-shirt line, which benefits the organizations goal to stop the operation of puppy mills. |
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| Amanda Hearst, Georgina Bloomberg, and Kim Ovitz |
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| Guests included Georgina Bloomberg, Michelle Smith, Kim Ovitz, Amanda Hearst, Alex Hamer, Jean Shafiroff, Jessica Katz, Karen Klopp, Kipton Cronkite, Milly de Cabrol, Ryan Urcia, Andy Oshrin, Chase Forbes, Miller Gaffney, Tatiana Perkins, Anne Greenough, Ashley Gilroy, Carla Carstens, Dakota Kim, Eileen Conlan, Georgina Schaeffer, Grace Young, Gregory Werbowsky, Joann Pailey, Julia Fehrenbach, Kathryn Gargan, Kristina Ratliff, Lady Liliana Cavendish, Lindsey Acree, McKinley Williamson, Phillie Silverman, Rachel Tressitt, Samantha Kleier, Sarah Dearakie, Thorne Perkin, Archie Gottesman, Benjamin Larretche, Brianna Schultz, Danielle Savage, Herve Larren, Issac Lichy, John McMenamin, Michele Kleier, Nick Raines, Sabrina Kleier, Soo Jin, and Tiffany Lacey. |
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| Friends of Finn is a committee founded by Amanda Hearst that is made up of next generation leaders dedicated to working with The HSUS to stop the inhumane treatment of dogs in puppy mills. To learn more, click here. |
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| Also last Tuesday at Wollman Rink in Central Park, the Playground Partners of the Women's Committee of the Central Park Conservancy held its Annual Skating Party. Mary Beth Adelson, Sarah Britton, Melissa Vlak served as the evening's Co-Chairmen. As always, this is a free event as a thank you to the park's supporters. All donations received go to an after school hockey program at LaskerRink, an outdoor, twin rink facility, located in the north end of Central Park. |
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| Central Park Conservancy's Annual Skating Party at Wollman Rink |
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| Nicole Sexton, Jane McIntosh, Abby Healy, Kathryn Carey, and Emily Carey |
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| Megan Patterson, Dorothy Brown, Hillary Marshall, and Mia Neagle |
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| Anna Safir |
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| Mary Beth Adelson, Melissa Vlak, Douglas Blonsky, Sharon Teles, and Sarah Kurita |
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| Mary Beth Adelson, Henry Adelson, and Jon Adelson |
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| Aliza Ameer, Paul Lerner, and Laura Hall |
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| Serena Miniter, Sylvester Miniter, and Gillian Miniter |
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| Deborah Krulewitch and Douglas Blonsky |
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| Hannah Davis and Carolina Margarella |
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| (MANALAPAN, Fla) With a long history of giving to the Hanley Center Foundation, Manalapan resident Yardley Manfuso recently opened her beautiful home in La Coquille to host a reception for new and old friends of the substance abuse treatment center. Guest of honor was Mike Hanley, son of Hanley Center founders Mary Jane and Jack Hanley, who opened the doors to Hanley Center nearly 30 years ago as a center of excellence in substance abuse and addiction treatment. The event offered guests a chance to hear about plans for the treatment provider's continued growth in Palm Beach County. |
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| "My parents identified the need for access to quality substance abuse treatment locally, and with the community's full support, founded Hanley Center in West Palm Beach," said Mike Hanley, Hanley and Caron Treatment Centers Florida board member and board member of the Hanley Center Foundation. "But the need for world-class treatment right here in Palm Beach County continues to grow. I am truly proud to continue my parents' legacy and look forward to Hanley Center's expansion during the coming years as a provider of quality treatment to all ages suffering from the disease of addiction." |
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| Hanley Center is a nonprofit residential substance abuse treatment center and has led the treatment industry as a pioneer—with specialized older adult and boomer programs as their hallmark and the industry standard for treating those populations today. Together, Caron and Hanley Treatment Centers comprise the largest and most comprehensive nonprofit addiction treatment provider in the country, focused on a 12-Step recovery program with a powerful clinical component. In South Florida, Caron and Hanley Treatment Centers operate lifesaving addiction treatment centers at Hanley Center, Caron Ocean Drive and Caron Renaissance in Palm Beach County; and Gate Lodge in Vero Beach. |
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Photographs by Neil Rasmus/BFAnyc.com (Friends of Finn, Skating Party); PatrickMcMullan.com (Loeb); LILA PHOTO (Hanley Center) |