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Social STAIRsteps were the order of a festive evening when numbers counted as much as letters. Start the Adventure in Reading marked its 25th anniversary with a cocktail party and auction under the title,daytona rolex women replica, "STAIR Affair." William M. Prieur, Brandy Whisnant, and Jonathan Willams chaired the celebration that hailed Louellen and Darryl Berger, and Denise and George Shinn as the honorary co chairmen. The hosting trio were Anne (Mrs. George R.) Montgomery and her daughter and son in law, Anne and Bill Grace, whose daughter Ransdell is married to the above William Prieur. To tie it all together, the event occurred on the 25th of the party month, and the Montgomery Grace home (the historic Morris Downman House), where the festivity was booked, has 2525 as the numerals in its address. Making the scene, too, was future reader, little Anne Cameron Prieur, baby daughter of William and Ransdell.
Nearly 300 of STAIR longtime supporters, tutors and volunteers circulated at the bash, beckoned by the invitation that was inspired by Alex Beard children book,fake rolex daytona collection, "The Jungle Grapevine." The decorations furthered that theme. Items with a children literature twist figured in the silent auction, which also included sports related enticements, vacation stays and gift certificates. Eight fine restaurants generously catered, Frank Stansbury and Tracy Blair lined up the beverages, and, as led by Wilbert Rawlins, the O. Perry Walker Jazz Ensemble made merry music.
In addition to the Bergers and the Shinns, the party pack included Patty Hoppe,rolex daytona men fake, the representative for title sponsor Entergy Charitable Foundation; Phyllis Taylor; the Prieurs; STAIR board president Bridget Carter; prez elect Jim Howell, who donated his photography services, and Diamon; Ben and Allison Berger Tiller and her brothers, Brandon and Darryl Berger Jr.; Brandy Whisnant, who supplied the auction with a pearl necklace from her company, Wellington Company Fine Jewelry; Jonathan Williams, Tubman Elementary School principal, with wife Pamela; Norm and Betty Sullivan, who did the cutouts of the Beard "animals"; and auction trio Sherri O Tara Luparello and Lara Jensen. Also, Elliot and Karen Prieur, Frieda and Gil McGregor, Sorrell and Nell Lanier, Rex 2010 Hunter and Cathy Pierson, Kelly and Jarvis DeBerry, Tina Brockman, John Stockmeyer, and STAIR executive and development directors Sara Woodard and Anne Elizabeth Fuselier.
STAIR after school program provides free one on one reading tutors to public school second graders at 29 sites in Orleans, Jefferson and Plaquemines parishes and, since its inception in 1985, has served approximately 6,000 students.
Concurrent with STAIR silver salute, the Junior League of New Orleans held its "Toast of the Tour" kick off party and auction at Latrobe on Royal in anticipation of the recent Kitchen Tour for Children Education. In the Lakeview neighborhood, David and Margaret Blitch, Michael and Wendi Grosch, Mark and Ashley Guidroz, Dan and Melinda Haeuser, Rusty and Stacey Hayden, Tracey and Kelly Lightfoot, chef Donald Link and Amanda Hammack, and Suzy Montero opened their kitchens. Their Uptown counterparts were Gerry and Lori Dugal, Lance and Leslie Estrada, Barry and Cheri Grodsky, Hans and JLNO President Erin Bell Luetkemeier, Ramon and Lizette Rivera, and Scott and Jennie Willis. Making Latrobe rounds were Kitchen Tour chairwomen Robin Adams (with Derbigny Denis), Sarah Chancellor (with Drew) and Amanda Frischhertz (with Roy).
Further notables including a number of the above home owners were party chairwoman Ann Irwin with Jimmy, auction chairwoman Carol Skriloff with fianc Pierce Starr, JLNO incoming president Jennifer Couvillon with Mason, Michele and Ross Miller, Latrobe owner Coleman Adler, Monique Poche Bennett,fake rolex daytona for sale, Glen and JoJo Brady, Ellen Coleman, Stephanie and Ryan Boh, and Catherine Ellington and fianc Andrew Treuting. Latrobe provided the Crescent City style menu; Acme Oyster House, the tasty bivalves; Maurice French Pastries, the 85th anniversary cake for the League; Neal Bodenheimer of Cure, the signature cocktail; JLNO member Weezie de la Vergne, the going, going, gone (as auctioneer); the Troy Sawyer Trio and Bon Operatit! the entertainment; and Adler the Cartier watch for the raffle.
On the north shore, the 26th Chef Soiree took place at Bogue Falaya Park in Covington with representation from 95 local restaurants and beverage purveyors, five bands (including The Wagners, who played every year), sports personality Jim Henderson, Chris Krueger Jazz from the Top Band, a live auction with Paul and Tiffany Spalitta as top bidders, raffle winner Susan Miller (whose name was drawn by Who Dat Nation leader Bobby Hebert), and the event poster by YA/YA artists in collaboration with those of the beneficiary, the Youth Service Bureau. Top Banana presenting sponsors found reps in Steve and Andrea Hemperley, and Denis and Jenny Schexnaydre, who mingled with Greg Jones, Joan (Mrs. Bobby) Hebert, Carol (Mrs. Jim) Henderson, Darius Shad, Matt and Robyn Biggers, Judge Jack and Judy Green, Judge Marty and Mary Thomas Cody, Lee and Sara Spence, Michael and Wanakee Hill, Doug and Jamie Mouton, YSB board chairwoman Bobbie and Frank Calandro, CEO/president Ila and Glen Dieterich, Joe and Fran Omner, Cissy and Bobby Draper, Tim and Cindy Fandal, and David and Suzanne Spear.
Presidential partying! On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jose S. Suquet invited a select few to a luncheon at their University area residence in honor of His Excellency, Mr. Porfirio Lobo Sosa, president of the Republic of Honduras. Host Jose is president and CEO of Pan American Life Insurance Group, and his wife, Ileana, was among the 300 attendees at the STAIR socializing.
Social STAIRsteps were the order of a festive evening when numbers counted as much as letters. Start the Adventure in Reading marked its 25th anniversary with a cocktail party and auction under the title,daytona rolex women replica, "STAIR Affair." William M. Prieur, Brandy Whisnant, and Jonathan Willams chaired the celebration that hailed Louellen and Darryl Berger, and Denise and George Shinn as the honorary co chairmen. The hosting trio were Anne (Mrs. George R.) Montgomery and her daughter and son in law, Anne and Bill Grace, whose daughter Ransdell is married to the above William Prieur. To tie it all together, the event occurred on the 25th of the party month, and the Montgomery Grace home (the historic Morris Downman House), where the festivity was booked, has 2525 as the numerals in its address. Making the scene, too, was future reader, little Anne Cameron Prieur, baby daughter of William and Ransdell.
Nearly 300 of STAIR longtime supporters, tutors and volunteers circulated at the bash, beckoned by the invitation that was inspired by Alex Beard children book,fake rolex daytona collection, "The Jungle Grapevine." The decorations furthered that theme. Items with a children literature twist figured in the silent auction, which also included sports related enticements, vacation stays and gift certificates. Eight fine restaurants generously catered, Frank Stansbury and Tracy Blair lined up the beverages, and, as led by Wilbert Rawlins, the O. Perry Walker Jazz Ensemble made merry music.
In addition to the Bergers and the Shinns, the party pack included Patty Hoppe,rolex daytona men fake, the representative for title sponsor Entergy Charitable Foundation; Phyllis Taylor; the Prieurs; STAIR board president Bridget Carter; prez elect Jim Howell, who donated his photography services, and Diamon; Ben and Allison Berger Tiller and her brothers, Brandon and Darryl Berger Jr.; Brandy Whisnant, who supplied the auction with a pearl necklace from her company, Wellington Company Fine Jewelry; Jonathan Williams, Tubman Elementary School principal, with wife Pamela; Norm and Betty Sullivan, who did the cutouts of the Beard "animals"; and auction trio Sherri O Tara Luparello and Lara Jensen. Also, Elliot and Karen Prieur, Frieda and Gil McGregor, Sorrell and Nell Lanier, Rex 2010 Hunter and Cathy Pierson, Kelly and Jarvis DeBerry, Tina Brockman, John Stockmeyer, and STAIR executive and development directors Sara Woodard and Anne Elizabeth Fuselier.
STAIR after school program provides free one on one reading tutors to public school second graders at 29 sites in Orleans, Jefferson and Plaquemines parishes and, since its inception in 1985, has served approximately 6,000 students.
Concurrent with STAIR silver salute, the Junior League of New Orleans held its "Toast of the Tour" kick off party and auction at Latrobe on Royal in anticipation of the recent Kitchen Tour for Children Education. In the Lakeview neighborhood, David and Margaret Blitch, Michael and Wendi Grosch, Mark and Ashley Guidroz, Dan and Melinda Haeuser, Rusty and Stacey Hayden, Tracey and Kelly Lightfoot, chef Donald Link and Amanda Hammack, and Suzy Montero opened their kitchens. Their Uptown counterparts were Gerry and Lori Dugal, Lance and Leslie Estrada, Barry and Cheri Grodsky, Hans and JLNO President Erin Bell Luetkemeier, Ramon and Lizette Rivera, and Scott and Jennie Willis. Making Latrobe rounds were Kitchen Tour chairwomen Robin Adams (with Derbigny Denis), Sarah Chancellor (with Drew) and Amanda Frischhertz (with Roy).
Further notables including a number of the above home owners were party chairwoman Ann Irwin with Jimmy, auction chairwoman Carol Skriloff with fianc Pierce Starr, JLNO incoming president Jennifer Couvillon with Mason, Michele and Ross Miller, Latrobe owner Coleman Adler, Monique Poche Bennett,fake rolex daytona for sale, Glen and JoJo Brady, Ellen Coleman, Stephanie and Ryan Boh, and Catherine Ellington and fianc Andrew Treuting. Latrobe provided the Crescent City style menu; Acme Oyster House, the tasty bivalves; Maurice French Pastries, the 85th anniversary cake for the League; Neal Bodenheimer of Cure, the signature cocktail; JLNO member Weezie de la Vergne, the going, going, gone (as auctioneer); the Troy Sawyer Trio and Bon Operatit! the entertainment; and Adler the Cartier watch for the raffle.
On the north shore, the 26th Chef Soiree took place at Bogue Falaya Park in Covington with representation from 95 local restaurants and beverage purveyors, five bands (including The Wagners, who played every year), sports personality Jim Henderson, Chris Krueger Jazz from the Top Band, a live auction with Paul and Tiffany Spalitta as top bidders, raffle winner Susan Miller (whose name was drawn by Who Dat Nation leader Bobby Hebert), and the event poster by YA/YA artists in collaboration with those of the beneficiary, the Youth Service Bureau. Top Banana presenting sponsors found reps in Steve and Andrea Hemperley, and Denis and Jenny Schexnaydre, who mingled with Greg Jones, Joan (Mrs. Bobby) Hebert, Carol (Mrs. Jim) Henderson, Darius Shad, Matt and Robyn Biggers, Judge Jack and Judy Green, Judge Marty and Mary Thomas Cody, Lee and Sara Spence, Michael and Wanakee Hill, Doug and Jamie Mouton, YSB board chairwoman Bobbie and Frank Calandro, CEO/president Ila and Glen Dieterich, Joe and Fran Omner, Cissy and Bobby Draper, Tim and Cindy Fandal, and David and Suzanne Spear.
Presidential partying! On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jose S. Suquet invited a select few to a luncheon at their University area residence in honor of His Excellency, Mr. Porfirio Lobo Sosa, president of the Republic of Honduras. Host Jose is president and CEO of Pan American Life Insurance Group, and his wife, Ileana, was among the 300 attendees at the STAIR socializing.
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