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| FDNY Ceremony Unit at 26th Annual New York Police and Fire Widows' and Children's Benefit Fund. |
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| Last Thursday night at the Park Avenue Armory, they held the 26th Annual New York Police and Fire Widows' and Children's Benefit Fund "10-13" Answer the Call Gala. |
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The Park Avenue Armory Drill Hall set for dinner |
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FDNY Emerald Society Pipes & Drums |
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Ken Stefanak, Sarah Stefanak, Ken Stefanak, Barbara Stefanak, John Nolan, and Kathleen Nolan |
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Dan Stewart, Ashley Teti, Jack Delaport, David Balog, Anna Xu, Ted Patasky, Jonathan Roth, and JR Moore |
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| Lloyd Blankfein, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, was honored for his ongoing support of the Benefit Fund. Brian Williams of NBC Nightly News was emcee and the evening was hosted by Stephen Dannhauser and Kevin Parker. |
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| Last Saturday night up in The Tuxedo Club in Tuxedo Park, New York, they held the Tuxedo Park Autumn Ball, sponsored by Giorgio Armani. |
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Cassandra Seidenfeld Lyster and Barbara Regna |
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Christina Olander and Hayes Miller |
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Charles Hunt, Lady Liliana Cavendish, and Geoffrey Bradfield |
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Henry Davidson, Teal Davidson, David Adams, Lorna Nickson-Brown, and David Michonski |
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Mr. and Mrs. Laukitis, Bob Lyster, Cassandra Seidenfeld Lyster, Bruce Raines, and Bianca Raines |
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| The Tuxedo Club is a distinctive social institution that, since 1886, has provided its members, their families and guests with recreation and refuge in the close environs of Metropolitan New York City. The Club’s grounds, varied sporting venues and multiple clubhouse facilities offer year round enjoyment for all ages and make it one of the most unique private clubs in the world. Facilities include golf, five racquet sport venues, boathouse, fitness facility, swimming complex, ice skating rink and two architecturally renowned clubhouses, all of which provide the diverse membership with opportunities for social interaction. |
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| This past Tuesday, October 11th, Alistair Hughes, owner and president of Savoir Beds, and Jason Kontos, Editor in Chief of New York Spaces magazine, hosted a special bed design unveiling and cocktail party and at the Savoir Beds flagship store in New York City, located at 28 Wooster Street. The three new beds were created by esteemed designers Matthew Patrick Smyth, D’Aquino Monaco and Helen Amy Murray, who each put their unique aesthetic on the handmade luxury beds. The one-of-a-kind designs are available for sale at the Savoir Beds store, and a percentage of the proceeds from the sales of the beds will benefit The Alpha Workshops, a nonprofit organization in New York City dedicated to assisting those living with HIV/AIDS. Guests including Alex Papachristidis, Liliana Cavendish, Tatiana Platt, Christina Oxenberg, Sharon Handler, dancers Charles Askegard and Michele Wiles, Saturday Night Live’s Jim Signorelli, Alice Judelson, Savoir Bed’s Roger Ericson, New York Space’s Vivian Goodstein and Maggie Norris enjoyed champagne and hors d’oeuvres while admiring the bespoke luxury beds and dreamy mattresses. Attendees discovered the handcrafted process that goes into making each custom made Savoir bed, as well as about the brand’s rich and illustrious heritage that began at the world renowned Savoy Hotel in London in 1905. |
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| Photographs by PatrickMcMullan.com [1] | Click here [2] for NYSD Contents
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