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The Leatherneck Pipes and Drums at the Soldiers’, Sailors’, Marines’, Coast Guard and Airmen’s Club's
12th Annual Military Ball.

On Wednesday night just passed, over at Astra at Third Avenue and 59th Street, in
the D&D Building, they honored Stars of Design during the D&D’s Annual Fall
Market. Mica Ertegun was recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award; Juan
Pablo Molyneux received the Interior Design Award; James Givenchy received the
Jewelry Design Award; Architecture Award went to Hugh Newell Jacobson; the
Landscape Award to Tom Balsley; Sheila Metzner received the Photography Award
and Joel Shapiro was recipient of the Art Award.

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James de Givenchy and Charles Juan Pablo Molyneux and Chalres Mica Ertegun and Juan Pablo
Cohen Cohen Molyneux

Lella and Massimo Vignelli Michele Oka Doner, Sheila Metzner, Thomas Balsley, massimo Vignelli,
Lella Vignelli, Dr. Thomas Schutte, and Charles Cohen

Dr. Thomas Schutte, Shelia Metzner, and Charles Mario Buatta, Ellen Rubin, and Thomas Schaffer
Cohen



Juan Pablo Molyneux and Pilar John Loecke and Jason Oliver Joel Shapiro and Ellen Phalen
Molyneux Nixon

Paige Rense, Mario Buatta, and Mica Ertegun Gina de Givenchy, James de Givenchy, and Jane
Wong

Phillip Gorrivan, Barclay Butera, John Loecke, and Jason Dr. Thomas Schutte and Mrs. Schutte
Oliver Nixon



Charles Cohen, Hugh Newell Jacobsen, Geoffrey Bradfield, Paige Rense, Margaret Dunne and Janis
Pilar Molyneux, Mica Ertegun, and Juan Pablo Molyneux Gardener Cecil

Sara Balsley and Thomas Balsley John Loring and Paige Rense Ruth and Simon Jacobsen

John Kureck and Doug Jones Simon Jacobsen, Lella Vignelli, Hugh Newell Jacobsen, Massimo
Vignelli, and Ruth Jacobsen



Bill Stubbs and Courtney Stubbs John Schaberg and Mica Duffy Ayana Osada and Benjamin
Huntington

Bianca Irwin, Darren Henault, Scott Salvator, Susan van Berg, and Arzell Powell and Cecil Hayes
Michael Zabriskie

Charles and Clo Cohen Geoffrey Bradfield and Roric Tobin Janis Gardener Cecil and Michele
Oka Doner



Thomas Balsley, Massimo Vignelli, and Hugh Newell Charles Pavarini III, J. Randall, and Judy Sheridan
Jacobsen

Two Mondays ago, The Carnegie Hall Notables hosted REVIVAL: Broadway’s
Next Act in Zankel Hall in the Carnegie Hall complex.

It was a panel discussion moderated by Actress Ana Gasteyer. Panelists included
Duncan Sheik, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Adam Shankman, Jerry Mitchell, and
Anthony Rapp. The discussion was intended to focus on the fresh approach that
composers have recently introduced to Broadway, attracting audiences through a new
range of media, from YouTube to MTV.

Duncan Sheik, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Adam Shankman, Anthony Rapp, Jerry
Mitchell, and Ana Gasteyer



Anthony Rapp Jimmy Zankel Lin-Manuel Miranda

The event was attended by close to 500 guests and immediately following the panel
discussion, there was an afterparty at The Russian Team Room sponsored by Heavy
Water Vodka.

In addition to the discussion, some of the panelists performed songs from new
projects: Lin-Manuel Miranda sang “Delivery” recently debuted in the new
production of Stephen Schwartz’s 1978 musical, Working. Anthony Rapp performed
“Visits to You” from his one-man rock memoir, Without You; Duncan Sheik sang “I
Don’t Do Sadness” from his current Broadway musical Spring Awakening as well as
“A Purple Trail” from his upcoming production of The Nightingale.

Afterparty at The Russian Tea Room.

Among those attending were Nellie Mckay, Annaleigh Ashford, Marissa Perry,
Jason Tam, Mari Davi, Malan Breton, Phoebe Strole, Bailey Hanks, Ace Young,
and Yaya Dacosta.

REVIVAL: Broadway’s Next Act is one of many events specifically created by The
Notables, Carnegie Hall’s membership program for music enthusiasts in their 20s
and 30s. For more information visit www.carnegiehall.org/notables. The evening was
also underwritten by Pia and James Zankel. James is the son of Judy and Arthur
Zankel, whom the hall is named after. James welcomed guests and opened the



evening.

Ashley Shaw and Malan Breton Lin-Manuel Miranda, Duncan Sheik, Jerry Mitchell, Ana Gasteyer, and
Anthony Rapp



Pierluigi Ricchiuti, Kim Hastie, Kito Huggins, Zoe Davidson, and Marco Lara Meiland
Ossanna

Philip Kiracofe and Joanna DePlas Cari Arkin, Alexandra Samuel, Dana Cooper, and Lesley Estep

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Forever
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America
10.10.08: Playing
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is Tonight
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the children and the
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10.7.08: Birthdays,
Cinemas, and
Neighborhoods
10.6.08: Steps to a
Healthier Life
10.2.08: Kicks offs
and Lists
10.1.08: A Return to
Something
Restorative
9.30.08: Exploring
the Arts
9.29.08: Grand
Finales
9.25.08: Night at the
Museum
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Higher Ground
9.22.08: Fetes all
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Adam Shankman and Ana Gasteyer Justin Turkat, Jenny Tay, and Jeremy Yohai

Two Fridays ago, one of New York City’s most elegant galas, the Soldiers’, Sailors’,
Marines’, Coast Guard and Airmen’s Club (SSMAC) honored the United States
Navy at its 12th Annual Military Ball, which is SSMAC’s principal fundraising
effort. More than 400 guests attended the black tie event at the Pierre.

Governor David Paterson was presented with a special plaque by SSMAC
Chairman Ivan Obolensky to honor his role with the New York National Guard and
the New York Guard.

This year’s Military Ball Grand Chairman was
John A. Catsimatidis, Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer of the Red Apple Group, Inc.
Military Ball Chairmen included Jacqueline Astor
Drexel, Robin D. Hubbard and Julia Irene
Kauffman. Master of Ceremonies for the evening
was the CW11’s senior correspondent, Marvin
Scott.

As part of the salute to the Navy, Chairman
Obolensky presented Chief of Naval Operations
Admiral Gary Roughead with the Distinguished
Military Leadership Award. Accepting the award
for Admiral Roughead was Vice Admiral Melvin
G. Williams, Jr. Former Secretary of the Navy the
Honorable J. William Middendorf was presented,



in absentia, with the Service to the Nation Award.

The SSMAC Heroes Award, offered this year for
the first time, will be given to WWII Tuskegee
John and Margo Catsimatidis
Airmen Roscoe Brown and George Watson.

The SSMAC Distinguished Media Achievement Award, presented each year to a
member of the media who has either served in the military or covered the media with
distinction, was given to CBS News Correspondent Kimberly Dozier, who was
seriously injured by a car bomb while covering the war in Iraq. Presenting Ms.
Dozier with her award was Bill Gallo, Daily News cartoonist and columnist and
recipient of last year’s Media Award.

Coast Guard Glee Club.

Alex Donner and his Orchestra provded the music for the evening. Proceeds from
the gala went to benefit SSMAC, www.ssmaclub.org, a non-profit organization that,
since 1919, has provided warm, friendly, and safe accommodations for more than two
and a half million men and women of the armed forces, as well as those of our
allies.

Some notable attendees included Governor Paterson; Ivan Obolensky; Mayor
Dinkins; John and Margo Catsimatidis; Vice Admiral Williams; Alison Chase,
Susan and Bob Frederick; Jackie and Nick Drexel; Roscoe Brown; Kate and
Bob Wickham; Katie Gardner; Robin Hubbard; General George Barker;
Kimberly Dozier; Marvin Scott; Joyce Randolph; Yolan Jambor; Hubbard girls
(Robin Hubbard's daughters); Bill and Delores Gallo; Sherry and Bruce Laue;
Donna and Steve Smith.



Alexa and Alyssa Hubbard Bill Gallo, Kimberly Dozier, and Delores Gallo

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Joyce Randolph, Roscoe C. Brown, Jr., and Robin Hubbard Bruce Laue and Sherri Laue

John Catsimatidis and Alison John Catsimatidis, Margo Catsimatidis, and Ron Colaninno and Mike
Chase Susan and Bob Frederick Ferraro



Cmdr Sylvia Laughlin, Steve Smith, and Joyce Randolph Nick and Jackie Drexel

Daniel Kessler and Heidi Gardner David N. Dinkins and Gov. David A. Paterson

Ivan Obolensky, Kimberly Dozier, and Irene Halligan Katie Gardner, Bob Frederick, and
Vice Admiral Melvin G. Williams, Jr. Susan Frederick



Karen and Dan Murphy Robert and Kate Wickham

This past Tuesday night at the Bing Theatre at the Los Angeles County Museum of
Art (LACMA), the Costume Council of the museum celebrated its 55th season,
“Opening Night: Glamour Girls.”

Crystal Lord, Kathy Hilton, Patrick McMullan, Angela Janklow, and Elizabeth
Stewart

New York’s Patrick McMullan was guest of honor, sharing his experiences as
photographer of the moment (the moment being the past almost three decades in New
York). “If you don’t know Patrick McMullan,” Andy Warhol once said, “You ought
to get out more.”



Joni Smith Gianni Falcone Mayte Garcia Kelly Stone

Angela Janklow and Elizabeth Crystal Lord, Kathy Hilton, Angela Janklow, Lynn Palmer and Nancy
Calleander and Elizabeth Stewart Davis

Phoenix Stone, Sybil Hall, and Casey Jonathan Tybel, Roberto Matta, Alega Bachleda, Jay
Galbraith Whitney Brown



Vega Schenk and Flynn Rikki Klieman, Nancy Davis, and Michael Govan and Rick
Lynn Palmer Hilton

Sally Ann Paige, Barbara Segal, Jim Waterson, and Betty Leonard

Tracy Ross Jim Waterson, Patricia Kennedy, Marcella Ruble and Margaret Hudson and
and Cameron Silver Sheila Tepper Lauren Elsner



Kathy Hilton, Elizabeth Stewart, Patrick McMullan, Chystal Lord, and Angela Janklow

Chelsea Hadley, Michael Govan, and Marcella Rick Hilton, Kathy Hilton, Katherine Ross, and
Ruble Michael Govan

This week in New York: On Monday night over at the Hearst Tower in their North
Gallery, Cathie Black joined Town & Country Editor-in-Chief Pamela Fiori for the
launch of her new book “Stolen Moments: The Photographs of Ronny Jaques.”

The party also marked the opening of Hearst's gallery exhibition of the photography
of Ronny Jaques. A contemporary of Richard Avedon, Lillian Bassman and
Horst, Jaques' portfolio, much of which was shot and appeared in magazines
in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s, consisted of couture fashion, travel reportage and
celebrity portraiture -- including many photographs of authors, musicians, actors,
fashion designers, playwrights and artists.

Guests included Colin Cowie, Deborah Norville, Vera Wang, Dennis Basso,
Bryant and Hilary Gumbel, Simon Doonan, Susan Fales-Hill, Eileen and
Katie Ford, Helen Gurley Brown, Sirio Maccioni, Isabel and Ruben Toledo,
Joanne and Roberto de Guardiola, Carmen Dell'Orifice.



Simon Doonan and Pamela Fiori Colin Cowie, Ellen Levine, and Eleonora Kennedy

Ruben and Isabel Toledo with Pamela Fiori Dennis Basso, Susan Fales-Hill, and Bill
Tansey

Bryant Gumbel, Pamela Fiori, Hilary Gumbel, and Colt Givner Sirio Maccioni and Carmen
Dell'Orefice



/Pamela Fiori and Lise Valeur Jaques Roberto Faraone Mennelle, Amedeo Scognamiglia, Michael Clinton,
and Stuart Elliott

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