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REMEMBERING SO C I E T Y | FA SHI O N | HO ME | D I N ING | ART VOLUME 35, NO. 1

Remembering ...

Margi Edlund

By Bill Dougherty

On the heels of Hollis Volk’s triumphant success with the recent JDRF gala, it would not be fair not to mention the passing of the iconic Margi Edlund. She passed away early last fall, leaving one of the greatest legacies imaginable.

A Paradise Valley resident for decades, everyone with whom I spoke seemed to have known Margi Edlund. Her effortless approach to everything for which she raised money seemed to have placed her in a small group of legendary fundraisers. Most people in the fund raising world remember Margi as the dynamic force behind the Junior League back in the mid-1960s. This was an organization that was near and dear to her heart. She recruited countless new members throughout the late 60s, into the 1970s and beyond. Margi became synonymous with building the League into what it is today. However her talents would eventually move to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. She quickly became a board member and even traveled to Washington D. C. to lobby for additional funding and research into the disease. But things didn’t stop there. In 2006 Margi chaired the Promise Ball for JDRF and brought the Beach Boys to the party! That night she made more than two million dollars for the organization and secured her already cemented position as one of the most steadfast and hardworking volunteers in the Valley.

Margi Edlund would be the first person to tell you that her family always came before anything. I suspect that’s why her dedication to JDRF was so incredibly impressive. She traveled the world with her husband Phil, who in his own right was iconic in business circles to say the least. Together the couple visited countless national parks and golfed around the globe. The couple were also permanent and always welcomed fixtures at the Paradise Valley Country Club.

Someone once asked Margi to describe her life. She smiled and ­simply said “fulfilled.” She had an amazing and wonderful life and will be missed by all of us.

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VOLUME 35, NO. 1

FEATURES

SOCIAL

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Remembering Margi Edlund

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Moondance at the Heard

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La Dolce Vita

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Authors Luncheon

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Trendspotting

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Gold Ball

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Barbara’s Picks

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JDRF Gala

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Gary Franzen, The King of Clip

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Polo Championships

37 Fresh Start Women’s Foundation Spotlight

26 House of Anderson and TCF Holiday Party

40 Sailing with Holland America on the MS Oosterdam

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Bright Night Gala

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Applause Gala

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Pets of the Month

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ACI Holiday Luncheon

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Trendy Reading, The Last Playboy

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K2 Gala

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Trendy Reading, Party of the Century

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Board of Visitors Holiday Luncheon

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Trendy Reading, First Women

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White Christmas Gala

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Desert Foundation Auxiliary Ball

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ON THE COVER: Founder’s Award Honoree Jan Lewis with Co-Chairs Amanda Garmany, Amy Videan and Annette Musa Fresh Start 21st Annual Gala Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 6pm The Phoenician Black tie Information 602.261.7140 Fine Jewelry courtesy of E.D. Marshall Jewelers, Scottsdale Hair and makeup courtesy of Karen Hall Photography courtesy of Scott Foust/ Image-Industry Gowns courtesy of Saks Fifth Avenue, Biltmore Fashion Park

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La Dolce Vita The Season October to May People are talking about Hollis Volk. Just before the holidays, she quietly assembled a blue ribbon crowd at Montelucia. Hollis, no stranger to the long-established Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation gala, had met with success years ago when she cochaired the prestigious night. However, no one was prepared for what she effortlessly accomplished shortly before everyone started their Christmas shopping. With a crowd of roughly 400 people on a brisk evening at Montelucia, Mrs. Volk together with other merrymakers raised a whopping amount for juvenile diabetes research.

Since my parents told me never to discuss money, let’s just say she raised an amount so extraordinary that other organizations have been telephoning my offices wanting to know just how it was done.

Since the Volks are long established Valley residents and have earned the respect of so many, it’s no secret that Hollis’s Huntsville Southern charm combined with gracious determination paid off.

Shortly before we left for Nassau, we had the opportunity to join the Volk’s and Pam Ward (another delightful lovely) for cocktails in their palatial and exquisitely decorated home. Together, we sat in their drawing room watching fire light flicker off expensive paintings and posh antique silver. We raised our glasses to their amazing success and then embarked on a tour of their magnificent home. Then we proceeded to the Paradise Valley Country Club for dinner. The club seems to have become the cultural epicenter of the c­ommunity.

By Bill Dougherty

Alive and hip, everywhere we looked we saw everyone you know and adore! The club looks better than ever. We were delighted to share in the Volk’s success and that of JDRF. Many of you I’m sure would sell your personal effects to have Hollis join any upcoming committee. Yet I suspect she will retire once again to the soft gentilities of a breezy porch, iced tea, her menagerie and perhaps even a Tennessee Williams novel.

Just after we returned from the Caribbean, I learned of the passing of Phoenix fashion great Kay Berry. I was first introduced to Kay in 1990 when she was the personal shopper for I. Magnin & Co. at Biltmore Fashion Park. We quickly became fast friends. I became a frequent guest in the home she shared with her husband Bob, who had been the President of Gucci. The Berrys taught me everything I know today about fashion and retail. Kay gave me books to read and showed me how to put things together and close sales. She was an amazing talent. In 1992 Macy’s, who had become our parent company, decided to build a lavish new store where Saks Fifth Avenue stands today and where Kay would eventually finish her fabulous careers. I remember Kay telling me she thought it was a horrible idea to leave our store at the corner of 24th Street and Camelback Road.

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La Dolce Vita – Continued from page 8 Today, Pottery Barn and the Cheese Cake Factory are located in our old store. From the beginning, strange things started to happen in the new location but that’s a whole other story. Anyway, one afternoon Kay called me from upstairs and said she had two VIP clients sitting in front of her with Anne Robbs. At the time Anne was one of the highest flyers in the social community. Kay needed a piece of Louis Vuitton from my department for one of the clients. When I opened the doors of the exclusive private room, to my shock and surprise seated with Anne where Zsa Zsa and Eva Gabor! Since Zsa Zsa recently passed as well, I thought it fitting to also remember her. When they departed the store later that afternoon, the theft alarms when off! Kay forgot to take a security tag off one of Zsa Zsa’s gowns. I happened to be standing by the door when this occurred.

Eva Gabor simply walked over to me and said “Darling tell za dinga-ling to turn off za ding dong.” The sisters were glamour personified. It’s hard to believe those three iconic women are all gone.

When I also heard of the passing of First Lady Nancy Reagan, I was reminded of my time yet again at I. Magnin & Co. Remember, the help will always talk. When first families leave the White House, a more than 200 year old protocol dictates that you throw a thank you party for the second floor staff. Jackie Kennedy held the party only weeks after the President was assassinated. The Johnsons, Nixons, Fords, Carters, both Bush families and the Clintons did this too ...

Barbara and George Bush wept openly during their party, but not the Reagans. They did nothing for the staff ... We inherited Mrs. Reagan as a huge store client when the Reagans returned to

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Bel-Air in 1989. Mrs. Reagan was often in our Beverly Hills store and almost always in a heated argument with a manager or store manager about returns. She liked to return used hosiery and suits and dresses stained with decaffeinated coffee; favored drink of the former First Lady. Exhausted managers always gave in and Mrs. Reagan would depart with new items in hand. And you thought the Kennedy family believed rules did not apply to them? Minutes later, an associate would call us in the Phoenix store with a play by play account of her visit. I’ve been told that Mrs. Reagan was often spotted in her last years at the secluded Hotel Bel-Air. She always sat alone eating her cherished Cobb salads, decaf and chocolate chip cookies; protected by Secret Service agents standing on either side of her table. A tragic yet deserved site. Remember ladies and gentlemen you have to be nice to people and you always get back what you put out. How sad!

In Cocktail Polo News You Should Know: That it’s not polite for a merry widow to dance the night away with married men. That a true Southern gentleman should be very afraid and wary of any upcoming casserole calls. That a back-stabbing socialite, who looks like a man in drag, just can’t seem to keep her friends. That two women who share their first names should not criticize other’s social events when they have done little or nothing in the community. That a high-profile Faustian bargain has finally come to fruition for two controversial socialites but just wait ladies, the party’s not over yet..

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Moondance at the Heard

Ed and Patsy Lowry

Gil Waldman and Christy Vezolles

Jeanne and Mike Altman

UNDER THE STARS Honorees Arlene and Giora Ben-Horin together with Kay WalkingStick greeted an appropriately decked out group of people. From anywhere in the crowd people adorned in magnificent Indian jewelry, leather and suede. Beautiful music flowed from Tony Duncan’s flute as cocktails and hors d’ oeuvres were passed.

Sharron Lewis and A. J. Dickey with Jeanette Kirk

Wick and Pat Pilcher with Doug Ducey

MOONLIGHT SERANADE The festivities continued as guests made their way to the FreeportMcMoran Plaza for dinner and dancing. The event was chaired

by Susan Navran and Elizabeth Murfee DeConcini.

Tom and Mary Hudak

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Bob and Beth Matthews with Lattie Coor

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Authors Luncheon

Dana Jirauch, Adriana Trigiani and Lenni Griego

Leslie Berry, Julie Bowe and Bunny Williams

BOOK SMART The Arizona Biltmore played host to a sold-out crowd late last fall. Their purpose was to assemble and support kidney health while showcasing 5 bestselling authors. Sandy Kostis, chair of the luncheon, did a marvelous job assembling much of the social community.

Terry McMillian, Julie Kroot and Susan Purtill

Susan Doria and Amor Towles

CELEBRATING ERMA BOMBECK For more than 3 decades the Arizona Women’s Board has been committed to the prevention of kidney disease through research, education and awareness.

Erma Bombeck, one of the founders of this organization lost her battle with this disease. She has to be looking down on the organization’s accomplishments with a smile on her face.

Lucy Hawking, Kari Yatkowski, Lisa Gelfi and Kathleen Lang

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Tiffany Albers, Shan Francis and Shaun Bracken

Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty

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Gold Ball

Camerone Parker and Robert McCulloch

Sue Sadecki

Chris and Rhonda Forsyth

GOLDEN SPLENDOUR The Autumn Moon was no more splendid than the 47th Gold Ball held in the Phoenician Camelback Ballroom. The décor with a navy and golden orange theme was spectacular. Linda Surdakowski, chair of this fabulous event had to be so proud of the finished product which honored Rhonda Forsyth who is the retiring President of Honor Health.

Jon and Caryll Kyl with Ginger and Don Brandt

Linda and John French

SO MUCH GOOD The Ball’s proceeds will benefit Desert Mission programs and services which include a Food Bank, Snack Pak program, the Lincoln Learning Center and Adult Day Healthcare program.

Honorary Chairs Barbara Walchli and Larry Seay have been tremendous supporters of these efforts. Everyone had to feel so gratified at having supported such worthy causes. You really should have been there!

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Sandi York, Tracy Pawlows and Amy Axberg

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Juvenile Diabetes Evening of Gratitude

Chambers, Christopher and Emma Volk

Richard and Jessica Suzuki

Barb Long, Mary Kay Inglett and Penny Beason

FUND A CURE Enthusiasm flowed through the Montelucia ballroom as eager participates raised their paddles to the sky in support of research to put an end to Juvenile Type One Diabetes. The extreme success can be contributed to the Volk family spearheaded

by Hollis and Chris with their children Emma and Chambers beside them.

Stacey and Christopher Burbach

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Denise and Tom McClain

Jared and Brianne Jensen

Danielle Morris and John Maloney

Christopher and Hollis Volk

Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty

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Samantha’s Favorite Picks

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Take a walk on the wild side with Sophia Webster’s retro riko sandal. There’s no denying these shoes will ensure you to reach new heights of style.

Shoes are available at To Be Continued located at Scottsdale’s Hilton Village.

This gorgeous brass trolley brings some serious style to chic entertaining.

Trolley is available at House of Anderson located at 3922 N. Scottsdale Rd. right in the heart of Old Town.

Franck Muller makes some of the most breathtaking timepieces in the world. These his and hers watches are sophisticated, elegant and sleek.

Watches available at E.D. Marshall Jewelers located at 10261 N. Scottsdale Rd.

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If you’re looking to make a statement, these teardrop earrings by Oscar de la Renta are sure to turn heads.

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Scottsdale Polo Championships

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Mano Mannoockahr and Monkia Govska

Lori Anna Harrison and Eric Nugent

HATS OFF Early in November a beautiful crowd adorned in hats and sports coats assembled at Westworld.

Everywhere you looked you saw pretty people, vintage autos courtesy of Barrett-Jackson, high tea and even a Stella Artois Pavillion. The event which started at dawn’s early light and went to dusk was one of the events that kicks off the social season. Judging by the turnout, it was a smashing success.

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Marinna Crosetti, Mike Bickson and Tina Richter

Marjorie Parks, Jane Andrews and Judy Ellerman

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Connelly Billiards of Scottsdale The highest standards for service and excellent brand recognition so you can have unlimited play room choices for your family and friends to have fun in your own home, featuring pool tables and games of all varieties, styles and sizes. Custom designs and colors to match your décor. www.connellystore.com 15507 N. Scottsdale Rd. #160, Scottsdale, AZ

J Levine Auction & Appraisal J. Levine wears two hats. They bring beauty by catering to distinguished collectors who seek a variety of vintage items, rare antiques and coveted collectibles. They also help you effortlessly sell items you no longer need or want. A dream experience for quality and value for a significant lifestyle. www.jlevines.com 10345 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ

Classy Closets Classy Closets designs are the definition of custom for your personal spaces whether closet, home office or storage. They also specialize in media centers, kitchen cabinets, libraries, wall beds and even garages.

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Premier Lighting From elegant chandeliers to novelty lamps, Premier Lighting offers countless ways for customers to decorate and illuminate their homes, inside and out. This lighting leader is staffed by the industry’s most knowledgeable and customer service oriented professionals.

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House of Andersen Holiday Party

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Cathy Kent and Karen Thorn

Lyle and Missy Anderson

HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Fabulous Trendsetter Missy Andersen threw open the doors of her exquisite Scottsdale showroom for a perfect beginning for the Holidays. More than 80 Trendsetters and their partners attended this great party with proceeds from gift sales benefitting the Trends Charitable Fund.

Kim Cullum, Suzan Makaus and Ginger Richardson

Stan and Tochia Levine

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Shannon and Joel Barthelemy

Kathy DeSanto and Suzanne Dickey

Nancy and Ed White

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The King of Clip – Gary Franzen Interviewed by Bill Dougherty

After a successful career in retail, Gary Franzen walked away from the hustle, bustle of Los Angeles and headed to Las Vegas. It was there he opened his tremendous men’s custom clothing store.

How did you get into the rag business?

I’d always had a love of men’s clothing and after a great career in the jewelry business; I decided to make the move.

Who inspired you and your vision?

The movie industry had a huge impact on me. I wanted to dress like Cary Grant and Fred Astaire.

Why did you choose Las Vegas?

Men’s fashions come and go. We offer timeless classic clothing. The majority of the men for whom I started designing lived in Los Angeles, Reno, Lake Tahoe and Las Vegas. When I realized the lifestyle we could have in Las Vegas, I said to my wife, “Let’s go!”

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What region of the country do you focus on?

I only sell in the West and Southwest.

My operation is very small, so we are constantly busy.

Who’s dressing these days?

Surprisingly it’s successful millennials.

Tight flat front slacks, crisp dress shirts, crazy socks and colored saddle lace up shoes. It’s one of the biggest men’s trends we’ve seen since The Beatles arrived in 1964 and changed almost everything.

Is custom clothing the wave of the future for the well to do?

We have a large inventory and a small overhead. Anyone can get custom made clothing. It’s not as untouchable as most think. We offer made-to-order men’s suits, formal wear, dress shirts and bespoke suits, which are bench-made labor-intensive custom clothing. This is a rarity in our region and seems to be quickly moving overseas.

Do you sell more suits or sport coats?

We are making more sport coats than ever before. Although suits are still our bread and butter, sport coats are huge.

Who doesn’t like a sport coat, combined with a crisp white dress shirt and a great pair of jeans?

What your next big fix?

Ironically, I just appeared on ABC News Nightline in late October.

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A Bright Night

Francis and Dionne Najafi

Howard and Ellen Katz

Robyn and Richard Milne

SPLENDID SPECTRUM The Phoenix Art Museum did a magnificent job transforming their space into a kaleidoscope of bright colors and bright people too. Merrymakers arrived and departed in pops of color that only complemented the surrounding settings.

Jim and Brenda Howard with George Abrams

Margo and Dennis Knight

ART, SONG , FOOD ANDÂ FRIENDS Following a lavish cocktail reception, guests were treated to a special musical performance and the magnificent works of artist Kehinde Wiley.

Anne and Fred Christensen

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Sally and Rich Lehmann

Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty

SOCIAL CIRCLE

Applause

Joyce and Mark Rosenberg

Jean Marley, McKenna Wesley, Abby Traister and Susie Wesley

PLAY BILL This year Phoenix Theatre stopped to honor Carolyn and Craig Jackson, Lynne Love, Karrine Taylor, Neil Giuliano, Janet and Larry Read and Pat McMahon. All these fine people were praised through song and dance for their tremendous contributions to the betterment of our community.

SPLENDID SETTING Unlike last year, Mother Nature blessed the evening with a perfect setting. In addition Jo Watson and the birdman supplied the music we all love and enjoy! When the Phoenix Theatre was redesigned, they thought of everything. It made for a glorious event.

Pat McMahon, Nancy Hanley with Sandy and Mac McGruder

Brent and Jacqueline Nerguizian

TOUCHING TRIBUTE The much adored and much missed Linda Pope was beautifully honored during the program. She was one of the theatre’s greatest supporters together with her wonderful husband Bill.

Pamela Wright Keiper and Will Keiper

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Patty Johnson, Karrin Taylor, Sue Glawe and Vicki McDonald

Coverage courtesy of Carol and George Bennett

SOCIAL CIRCLE

Arizona Costume Institute

Dagmar Unger

Chrissy Sayare and Guillermo de Osma

Jennifer Chase

FABULOUS FORTUNY Speaker Guillermo de Osma wowed the holiday crowd with his tales of international couturier Mariano Fortuny. During the champagne reception, famed concert pianist Charles Lewis provided beautiful background music as merrymakers made their way into the stately Phoenix Art Museum. The afternoon was chaired by Adrienne Schniffner and she did a remarkable job.

Daryl Weil, Adrienne Schiffner and Sally Lehmann

Nancy Jenkins, Barbara Rehbein and Jonna Love

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Amanda Garmany, Ronna Beeson and Anne Christensen

Mary Ellen McKee, Diane Halle and Sheila Zuieback

French Thompson and Janet Dillon Duval

Coverage courtesy of Beth Dougherty

SOCIAL CIRCLE

K2 Gala

Fred Muccino, Mary Lou and Jeff Sandquist

Jennifer Wolpe and Dina Geotas

MAKING A GIGANTIC DIFFERENCE K2 Adventures Foundation helps people with life challenges and provides basic necessities that care for adults, children and families both domestically and abroad. The organization is responsible for making so many people’s dreams come true that would never have been possible.

Kristen Salcito Sandquist and Devin Cherilla

Kelli Borges and Kelly Richardson

EYES WIDE MASKED Late last fall a steadfast group of volunteers and partygoers gathered at the Phoenician Resort. Guests arrived and departed in masks and gala attire. Kristen Salcito Sandquist and Kevin Cherilla did an extraordinary job gathering heavy-hitters in support of this fine organization.

Christa Mose and Cheryl Mendez

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Shaheen Neil

Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty

F R E S H S TA R T W O M E N ’ S F O U N D AT I O N

Fresh Start Gala The 21st Annual Fresh Start Gala presented

by Bank of America | Merrill Lynch | U.S. Trust, held March 4 at The Phoenician, promises another spectacular year.

Partnering once again with Fresh Start is Saks Fifth Avenue who is providing a stunning presentation of Zang Toi’s Fall 2017 collection during the cocktail reception portion of the evening.

Leading the charge is a powerhouse Gala team comprised of Chairs Amanda Garmany, Annette Musa and Amy Videan.

Community support is crucial to the success of Fresh Start Women’s Foundation, an organization co-founded by Pat Petznick and Beverly Stewart 25 years ago. That is why Jan Lewis will be honored during the Gala with the 2017 Founders’ Award for her support of Fresh Start, for her many years of volunteerism and philanthropic support of the community, and for her work to improve the lives of women.

As Fresh Start’s largest annual fundraiser and source of revenue, the Gala helps keep the doors open to the Jewell McFarland Lewis Fresh Start Women’s Resource Center located in Phoenix. Thousands of women each year walk through Fresh Start’s doors to access essential programs and services that are uniquely tailored for each woman and are designed to help them reach their full potential.

For more information about Fresh Start and this year’s Gala, visit freshstartwomen.org.

Jan Lewis 2017 Fresh Start Founders’ Award Honoree Photo by Scott Foust, Image-Industry

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SOCIAL CIRCLE

Board of Visitors Holiday Luncheon

Ann Denk, Kathy Batstone, Polly Fitzgerald and Carol Isbell

Colleen Lomaz, Robin Vitos and Betsy Moore

FIRST AND FORMOST Did you know that the Board of Visitors is the oldest and most important charity in the state?

For more than 100 years, this fine organization has changed the lives of so many people and in some many ways. This year 18 lucky organizations benefited from their magic!

Mona Smith, Cindy Good and Mary Ann Scheely

Karen Robertson, Wayne Anderson and Julie Anderson

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Joanie O’Connor, Shan Francis and Shelley Dupuy

Ann Watts and Barbara Clelland

Mary Mayfield, Prue Brito and Melissa Coy

Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty

SOCIAL CIRCLE

Board of Visitors Holiday Luncheon

Cindy Good and Ann Watts

Richard and Susan Doria

Shan Francis and Ann Mulchay

STEPPING OUT IN STYLE This year’s chair Cindy Good and her fine team did an amazing job from start to finish with the luncheon.

Dillard’s wowed the crowd with hip fashions. Generations of families and the 2017 Flower Girls ascended the runway. You should have been there!

Judy Shannon, Mary Ann Sheely and Karen Kotalik

Susan French and Ann Rathwell

Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty

Sallie Brophy, Lauri Clarke and Shelley Kuhle

Patty Taylor, Liz Frakes and Susan Palmer Hunter

Sally Guenther, Patty Simmons and Betsy Thornton

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TRENDS IN CRUISING

Sailing on Holland America’s

MS Oosterdam

For the last decade, 3 large ship cruise lines have dominated the top spot. Disney, Celebrity and Holland America have far out ranked the other various cruise ship lines.

Since cruising shot to fame following the triumphant success of television’s The Love Boat in the 1970s, cruising has changed greatly. Today most lines are divided into large, medium and small ships. Each offers certain nuisances, perks and amenities in different categories.

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Holland American has a reputation for catering to mature successful travelers that expect the finer things but also expect everything else that goes along with large cruise ships. Smaller ships do have their benefits, however they often don’t offer what larger ships do. You won’t find water slides hanging off the side of these ships, zip lines or bumper cars on deck. But what you will find are beautifully designed vessels that cut effortlessly through the roughest

waters with a quite understated elegance not found in larger ships today. This is precisely why HAL has one of the largest industry returns in its cruisers, dubbed the Mariner’s Society.

Dinning The Oosterdam offers various stages of seating and dining options. Gone are the days of tuxedos and ball gowns, replaced by smart casual attire; something the majority

of the passengers seem perfectly comfortable with. There are two seating’s for nightly dinning in the Vista Dining Room as well as walk-in seating available. The ship is home to three upscale restaurants, which require a nominal and well worth it fee. They include, Pinnacle Grille, Canaletto and Le Cirque.

The ship has an impressive Lido buffet which operates virtually 24 hours a day, not to mention 24 hour room service. All food choices and categories are excellent and in keeping with the finest Holland America standards.

Public Rooms and Cocktail Lounges and Shopping and Excursions The Oosterdam like so many other HAL ships offers a vast amount of bars, cocktail lounges, libraries, ballrooms and theaters.

HAL is internationally recognized for its on-board entertainment, floor shows, dancing and singalong fun. This ships offers all that and much more. The cruise director together with the HAL onboard shopping staff are excellent resources for just about any activities on or off the ship.

The Green House Spa World famous Steiner showcases its Elemis brands throughout the vast spa. We selected facials, manicures/pedicures and massages. Everything was tremendous and the staff is exceptionally trained in the latest techniques. It’s also a great opportunity to load up on Steiner products, especially

because the ship offers many buy 2 get 1 free specials on products and procedures.

Cruising the Southern Caribbean Our voyage took us first to Half Moon Cay, a private HAL island, greatly changed from our first call there in 2003 but still majestic and beautiful. Our next stops included the Dominican Republic and Grand Turks, which can easily be skipped. Our next ports of call included what is affectingly known as the ABC’s of the southern itineraries; Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. They are pretty and spotless islands, but vastly different from the far greener and lusher northern and eastern Caribbean locations. Jewelry is still one of the mainstays of the entire Caribbean, but be careful! Since the price of gold has sky-

rocketed there are few bargains to be had.

Although jewels are priced less than those in the US, by the time you factor in time and the cost of travel to get to these islands; it’s not the bargain it was for decades.

In all, Holland America is still one of the few gold standards in large cruise line sailing.

Its mission to retain classic, elegant and understated cruising still holds true today.

Although the MS. Oosterdam will go into dry dock later this season to be refurbished, it seems to need little updating. We did speak with numerous people who felt the ship needed improvements, but in the end there was little to complain about. That’s why Holland America never fell out of the top 5.

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SOCIAL CIRCLE

White Christmas

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Colleen Edwards

HAPPY HOLIDAY ATIRE This year guests at this prestigious gala were given the opportunity to don white dinner jackets. Others chose various shades of greens, golds and reds and even some holiday tartan. As galas go, this crowd took home top honors for their festive style.

Tim and Ginnie Schmitt with Sydney and Dan Fox

Stephen Cocanour and Alex Vanderlinde

GREAT LEADERSHIP Co-chairs Sydney Fox and Ginnie Schmitt must have been delighted with not only the support of their event but the needed funds raised for Ryan House.

As we all know, Ryan House is the gold standard in helping families navigate life-limiting or end of life journeys for precious children.

We are so fortunate to have this organization in our Valley.

Paul and Kate Hickman

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SPLENDID AFFAIR The most beautiful young women in this Valley greeted attendees at the fifty-first Desert Debutante Ball held in the ballroom at The Phoenician. This tribute not only honored these lovely ladies but also raised funds for charities that need assistance. This year they were: Feeding Matters, Rosie’s House and Treasure House. Chair, Joan Raskin, must have been so pleased with the fruits of her labors. Everyone who was fortunate to attend had a marvelous time!

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Meet Dinah at the Arizona Humane Society’s Sunnyslope Campus located at 9226 N. 13th Avenue in Phoenix. She may have been adopted by the time you visit the shelter but there are many other adoptable pets. See all the pets in need of homes by visiting www.azhumane.org.

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TRENDY READING

The Last Playboy by Shawn Levy Reviewed by Bill Dougherty Long before Cher, Madonna and Sade; there was one man and one name that was better known than the three mentioned celebrities put together. Rubi! This one word described Dominican Republic playboy Porfirio Rubirosa. He was a man loved in seven languages and he spoke five with fluency.

Porfirio Rubirosa was James Bond before the Ian Fleming character came to life on the silver screen in the early 1960s. A Dominican Republic diplomat serving in the often barbaric Trujillo regime, Rubi traveled the world in spy-like fashion. He was an accomplished polo player, pilot, hunter and race car driver; who for four decades made the fashionable New York-Palm Beach-Paris-Monte Carlo circuit with ease and tremendous bravado. If anyone dared to live the high life, Rubi did just that!

He married two of the wealthiest women in the world and became a part-time lover to many beautiful Hollywood starlets and a dictator’s wife. Women fantasized about him and men envied him. Rubi was a far less celluloid creation than Playboy’s Hugh Hefner, long before Mr. Hefner thought of the idea. Rubi was the real deal!

Shawn Levy has done a tremendous job piecing together this charismatic man from his humble beginnings to his opulent life and questionable and controversial demise in 1965. If you’ve ever dreamed of being a high flyer or at least wanted to pretend for a while, this book is for you!

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Party of the Century by Deborah Davis Reviewed by Bill Dougherty 1966 was a big year for big hair, big jewelry, big best-selling books and big parties.

The Vietnam War had not reached its apocalyptic anti-war throws. The country, if you were white and middle class, was a great place to live. An international bestseller titled In Cold Blood had found its way into almost every book case of the world. At the time, its author Truman Capote was still fresh off his success with the light and airy novel, Breakfast at Tiffany’s. But In Cold Blood is entirely different.

The meticulously written piece centers on two misinformed cons that have brutally murdered a Kansas family in search of the family’s vast but bank-protected fortune.

Flamboyant and almost off the rails by this literary zenith, Truman Capote decides to throw a party at the Plaza Hotel in New York to celebrate his remarkable success. He chooses recently widowed Kay Graham of Washington Post fame to lift her spirits as the ball’s honoree. Mr. Capote concocts a dazzling and vindictive guest list. The party is wildly successful beyond even its sharpest or uninvited critic’s imagination.

The evening makes headlines and news programs across the globe.

Deborah Davis leaves no stone unturned in this playful masterpiece. It’s so well written that at many points along the way to the big night, you actually feel as though you’re in the room with Mr. Capote and his swans. If you‘ve ever attended a great party then you need to read this book!

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TRENDY READING

First Women by Kate Andersen Brower Reviewed by Bill Dougherty A fitting book for an agonizing election year. First Women proves an interesting and extremely well documented profile of First Ladies of the United States. The book begins with the departure of Mamie Eisenhower from the White House and concludes shortly before Michelle Obama’s exit. Kate Andersen Brower is no stranger to Washington nor the White House and her countless interviews and tedious research make for a fascinating history lesson.

If you’re interested in gossip and tantalizing tales of First Ladies past and present than this book is the perfect read. It is an exceptional cocktail party polo tool. Lady Bird Johnson, Betty Ford and Barbara Bush come off the best in the book. Jackie Kennedy and Pat Nixon are liked but the staff finds them aloof and often distant. Rosalynn Carter runs hot and cold with everyone and removes centuries old protocol during fierce economic times. Nancy Reagan and Hillary Clinton were often feared by all involved. A surprise to no one, Laura Bush is sometimes moody with the staff and continues to secretly smoke in the residence long after she has told the press she has quit. Something President Obama is guilty of as well. Michelle Obama likes her position the least. The above mentioned women were raised in affluence and used to limousines, security details and servants. The Obamas were not prepared for their new life and found it hard to adapt while raising two small children.

These are just small antidotes in an excellent and very well written book. Whether you like politics or not, First Ladies represent our county and often in a non-partisan way. For four years and beyond they are the face of our country and the administration to which they are attached.

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