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CONTENTS

FEATURES

SOCIAL

La Dolce Vita

Treasure House

Howard Katz Interview

Key to the Cure

Barbara’s Picks

Hospice, Off the Vine

Trends in Dinning, Fat Ox

Comfy Cozy Gala

O’Connor Institute Interview

Celebrity Fight Night Italy

Trendspotting

48 An Evening of Trends,

Hot and Not

Pinnacle Aviation and Heart Ball 2017

Trendy Reading, Funeral Hot Dish

Trendy Reading, Lilac Girls

Wedding Bells

CELEBRITY FIGHT NIGHT

Steven Tyler Jimmy Walker Andrea Bocelli and Reba McEntire

An Evening in Central Park

VOLUME 35, NO. 6

ON THE COVER:

S O C I E T Y | FA SHION | HO ME | DINING | ART Established in 1982

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C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S T O

Fabulous Phoenician LAURA GRAFMAN

2017 Trendsetters JAN CACHERIS

BILLIE JO HERBERGER CHERYL LONDEN TAHNIA MCKEEVER DEBORAH PSHEBNISKI LESLIE RICH MARY ANN SHEELY KRISTINE THOMPSON CANDACE WIEST

CAROLYN & CRAIG JACKSON AND THE ENTIRE TEAM AT

SO C I E T Y | FA SHI O N | HO ME | D I N ING | ART VOLUME 35, NO. 6

Publisher: BILL DOUGHERTY Editor-in-Chief: BETTY McRAE Travel Editors: TERI HUMPHREYS | MARY MORRISON | LAUREN AND IAN WRIGHT Food Writer: LAURIE FLORENCE-MANUCCI Advertising Manager: PATRICE METZLER 480.276.2282 | pmetzler@trendspublishing.com Executive Consultant: SUZANNE EDER New York Correspondent: JJ BUCHANON Los Angeles Correspondent: JENNIFER BENTLEY Art Direction: STEPHANIE SWEET, SWEET DESIGNS Fashion Photographer: SCOTT FOUST, IMAGE-INDUSTRY Senior Society Photographers: PETER AND SALLY KRZYKOS Trends Makeup and Hair Stylist: LAURA FLAGLER | KAREN HALL Lifestyle Editor: BARBARA KAPLAN Literary Editor: DIANE WOOTTON Fashion Editor: SAMANTHA DEROSE

Society Editors: SHAYNE ANTHONY | CAROL BENNETT | GEORGE BENNETT LAURA BISHOP | J.J. BREWER | VERONICA COOK | MAYA FOX MICHAEL HARDIMAN | RHONDA KRETCHMAR | GAIL LITTLETON DEBBIE MAY | JESSICA PATE GRACE SAMPO | KATHY SCHEIB FRANK SCHMUCK | BOB STEARNS | NICOLE STEARNS CONNIE SUNDAY | MICHELLE THOMPSON | SHEREE TWITTY Certified Public Accountants: THOMAS S. HOLLY, CPA, PLLC Printing: MEDIA PRINT Information Technology: BEN AMES Music Production: CHRIS BECKLEY/THE PRODUCTION GROUP Special Events Fashion Coordinator: MARGARET MERRITT | JUDI YATES Trends Charitable Fund Board members are Darlene Keller Price, Betty McRae, Pamela Overton Risoleo, Jinger Richardson and Susie Wesley. SUBSCRIPTIONS: To guarantee receiving every issue of TRENDS, send a check for $25 (one year), $45 (two years) or $70 (three years) to Trends executive office (address below). Subscription will start the next month of publication. No refunds. Please send checks and address changes to: TRENDS Publishing 5150 E. Orchid Lane, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Phone: (480) 990-9007 Website: www.trendspublishing.com Published monthly October – May by Trends Publishing. Editorial E-mail: editor@trendspublishing.com Advertising E-mail: pmetzler@trendspublishing.com © 2017 ISSN 0742-034X

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La Dolce Vita The Season October to May Welcome back! We hope you had a great summer. Since I spent the majority of mine in Europe, I have a lot to say. We’ll get to that a little later in this column. For now, it’s all things Evening of Trends. Here we go! You’ve probably heard by now that this year’s Evening of Trends which benefits the Trends Charitable Fund was a smashing success! 1995 Trendsetter Linda Surdakowski stepped up to the plate and decided to chair and changed just about everything associated with the more than 3 decades old affair. The Arizona Biltmore Resort did a great job transforming the Conference Center into a mystical Central Park themed night. Push carts gently glided by during the opulent cocktail reception, which also included a hot dog stand and many other nuances that only Linda and her team could bring to fruition. We made sure Ms. Surdakowski was thanked via our good friend and longtime partner Neiman Marcus. The main entrance to the ballroom greeted guests with a welcoming spray of hedges and shrubbery that led to a dance floor and a stage complete with park benches. Shortly after the cocktail reception, the 2017 Trendsetters were presented. Jan Cacheris arrived first in a smashing plum number.

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She was followed by Billie Jo Herberger in shades of aqua and flora. Cheryl Londen looked stunning in a beautiful floral gown and stacks of sterling necklaces. The elegant Tahnia McKeever took to the stage in shades of midnight black. You could hear Deborah Pshebniski before she walked in. She blew the room away in gold sequins that shimmered and sparkled! Leslie Rich walked the stage in one of the most beautiful ball gowns imaginable in black and white. Mary Ann Sheely looked magnificent in scarlet red. Kristine Thompson was alluring in a beautiful understated dark blue sheath. Candice Wiest concluded the presentation in a lovely coral colored gown. The ladies were simply amazing. They have done so much to make our community a better place for so many who are less fortunate. The greatest asset these incredible ladies share is that they walked off the stage and right back into the trenches. This alone makes them a great force in Maricopa County. Laura Grafman who accepted our life time achievement award as our Fabulous Phoenician had a direct link to the first recipient of the

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award back in 1985. The much adored and much missed Virginia Piper, who paved the way for so many in our community, shared a long and great friendship with Ms. Grafman. In her introduction, I was delighted to be able to have the opportunity to connect the first award with the award Ms. Grafman received that night. I knew Virginia Piper was looking down from heaven and she was so proud of what Laura Grafman has done in her wake since the great lady passed away. I can’t think of a better person to give this cherished award to then Laura Grafman: an angel, a leader and one of the finest ladies you will ever know. Congratulations! Stop me if you’ve already heard this? While in Europe this summer, I had the chance to tour a great deal of Italy, parts of Spain and France too. The Italians clearly blow everyone else away in my opinion. Rome, the la dolce vita capital of the world, is full of beautiful women in tight skirts, spiked high heels and red lipstick galore! The men all wear beautifully tailored suits, white dress shirts and solid colored ties. There’s not a sport coat to be seen and they gasp at American and British men who wear stupid socks and tan/ saddle oxford shoes. That topic alone could ignite an Italian fashion firestorm and I had the chance to partake in several of them. You get the picture? The South of France is still breath-taking. I hadn’t been there in more than 35 years. Cannes remains the suede loafer capital of the world. They come in all shapes and colors for women and men, but unfortunately run small in size. I was a bit disappointed to see the rubber stamp effect on this beautiful city. Gone are the

intriguing and discriminating stores and French boutiques that once graced the beautiful shore line of the Riviera. They have all been replaced with every high-end name and logo-inspired chain you can find in any shopping mall in any part of the world. How sad. We found the same to be true in Barcelona. However, I was taken by how much the city dropped into its beautification project for the Olympics a few years back. Tree-lined streets graced the city and everyone is chic and beautiful. It’s interesting that the majority of Europeans smoke, yet that continent has one of the lowest cancer rates in the world. Maybe it’s because they enjoy life so much more than we do? They think nothing of two-hour lunches, five dollar cups of Italian coffee and packs of cigarettes that cost several Euros a pack! Their entire infrastructure could be crumbling around them and they’d all still be sitting in an outdoor café. In Cocktail Polo News You Should Know: That a feud between four beautiful women and instigated by another need to stop, since we’ve all graduated from high school. That a beautiful blonde who was once at the top of her game, now seems to be scrapping her way thru life. Remember, honestly is always the best policy. That 3 women who have caused havoc on the social scene have returned with new vengeance. Where is the exterminator when you need one? That someone once famous in the world of black-tie elegance may have very well left the Valley for good and most didn’t even notice. Now you’re all caught up for the next 15 minutes.

INTERVIEW

A Few Minutes with ... Howard C. Katz Chairman, HonorHealth Foundation Board of Trustees Can you tell us a little about HonorHealth Foundation? HonorHealth Foundation was created by the merger of Scottsdale Healthcare Foundation and John C. Lincoln Health Foundation. Today, HonorHealth Foundation is the philanthropic arm of HonorHealth, a non-profit, community-based health network. The goal of the Foundation is to build support for the many exemplary patient and community programs, services and projects which improve the health and well-being of the people in our communities. How did you first become involved with then Scottsdale Healthcare Foundation? My wife, Ellen and I moved to Arizona from New York in 1998. Our goal was to be very active in the community and support those organizations in which we are involved. When I choose to lend my support to an organization, I don’t like to sit on the sidelines. I really want to become engaged in the mission and purpose. I was first introduced to the Foundation by Mike Greenbaum. And, the rest is history! What do you like best about your role as Chairman of the HonorHealth Foundation Board of Trustees? In my role, I have the distinction of being involved at many different levels and with many people – donors, volunteers, physicians, employees and my fellow Trustees. It is my honor to serve on this distinguished board alongside such an outstanding group of men and women. You are active in several local non-profit organizations. Why is healthcare so important to you? Healthcare impacts each and every one of us at some time in our lives. We are very fortunate to have a local healthcare delivery system like HonorHealth. The type of expert medical care and research “firsts” offered through HonorHealth are typically found in academic settings. It is nice to know that this nationally recognized care is just around the corner, when we need it. I am very proud to say that philanthropy has played a crucial part in the exceptional patient services and programs offered through HonorHealth. And, going forward will continue to play an even more vital role. There is always something new and exciting in the healthcare industry and at HonorHealth. I feel very fortunate that I get to be a part of it.

SOCIAL CIRCLE

Treasure House

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TREASURE HOUSE Anyone who knows Karen and Bert Hayenga realizes that they are a true power couple in every sense of the word. So the other night, they threw open the doors of their magnificent Paradise Valley estate for Kurt Warner and Champions for a Cause. The evening showcased Mr. Warnerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s true talents on and off the field, as one of our greatest humanitarians and philanthropists in the Valley. To know Kurt Warner is to admire the gentleman he is and the extraordinary things he does to make our community a better place for so many. We should all strive to emulate him. What a great American! Treasure House was founded to give young adults who have special needs the potential to realize their dreams.

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SOCIAL CIRCLE

Key to the Cure 2017

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UP AND ADAM Party goers arrived at SaksÂ Faith Avenue early a few weeks ago for Key to the Cure. The muchadored trio of Jacquie Dorrance, Carole Moreno and Katie Muller did a spectacular job rounding up a blue ribbon crowd of ladies and gentlemen for the anticipated morning. Bonnie Radow and Lynne Kiteind

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ON THE CATWALK It was nice to see famed runway stylist Margaret Merritt return to style and present an amazing showcase of the New York/Canadian based specialty storeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ETRO collection. Since everything Ms. Merritt touches turns to gold, the show came off without a hitch. Everyone swooned!

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Off The Vine, Hospice of the Valley

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RAISE YOUR GLASS The newly renovated and very space-age Mountain Shadows provided a cuttingedge backdrop for this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Off the Vine cocktail party and vintage wine auction. APS, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Hensley Beverage and others contributed to this worthy cause.

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THE PERFECT TRIO Famed chefs Cullen Campbell, Stephen Jones and Charles Wiley gathered to create some of the most imaginable culinary delights, sure to please even the most discriminating epicurean. Merrymakers marveled at the vast amount of amazing selections.

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TRENDS IN DINING

The Fat Ox By Laurie Florence Manucci On a recent evening, we had dinner at the Fat Ox. It is a new approach on Italian food. Simple yet bold, as they describe on their website and it did not fail to impress. This is another of Matt Carter’s, The Mission and Zinc Bistro’s creations.

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The restaurant itself is well laid-out with a very classy interior. Our server was amazing and attentive and described how the ordering process should work. He explained that instead of ordering a pasta dish OR a meat entrée, that a pasta dish should be shared as to experience a little of everything the chef offers. The executive chef Rochelle Daniel was recently on the Food Network and shows her skills in this modern Italian eatery. We started out with the Affettati Misti, their version of charcuterie if you will with Ox bread, prosciutto, calabrese, coppa and aged calabrian peorino. Along with gorgonzolo, cresenza, marinated olives, Calabrian butter and ox mostarda. It was outstanding. It was a tossup between that and the burrata as they have hand-pulled mozzeralla. Also, not on our order but will be on our next visit, was the tableside Caesar salad. They use gem lettuce, white bal-

Second course was the Alaskan halibut and the 25oz. dry-aged Prime porterhouse. Their meats are cooked in a local pecan wood-fired grill. The halibut was average. Cooked just right but nothing spectacular. The porterhouse was served sliced and a bit dry. If we had known it would be sliced, we would have requested otherwise. We did mention this to our server and he immediately went and told the chef as he said the chef never wants anyone to be disappointed. They also forgot our grilled asparagus but we assured him that was ok and we were more than satisfied with our meal and all his suggestions. Our server was extremely attentive and paid a great amount of attention to detail. But we did embark on a dessert of course and again so glad we went with his recommendation of the Meyer lemon tart. It was out of this world and the perfect ending to our dinner. Overall, we were pleased with the Fat Ox, albeit a few small glitches here and there but will absolutely return.

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Sandra Day O’Connor Institute Annual History Dinner with Lincoln Featuring Doris Kearns Goodwin What does the O’Connor Institute do with the money they raise? The funds raised go toward our programs to advance Civics Education and Civic Engagement. What makes your upcoming History Dinner different than other evening events?

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The O’Connor Institute uniquely presents a majestic evening of education and enrichment to honor our democracy and leading figures in our nation’s history. What is one of your favorite programs at the O’Connor Institute? Gay Wray: Any dinner with Justice O’Connor Sue Glawe: Annual History Dinner If you could have dinner with any past U.S. President, who would it be and why? Gay Wray: Dwight D Eisenhower. He lived his life serving more years as a general than as President. He was a good friend of my father and spent many nights at our home. My bedroom was renamed the Eisenhower Room. Sue Glawe: Abraham Lincoln together with Justice O’Connor discussing civil discourse

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Cheryl Londen

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HARVEST MOON Cheryl Londen must have been so pleased with the splendid outcome of Comfy Cozy held at Montelucia on a beautiful autumn evening in October. The organization raises much-needed funds for families with children suffering from cancer.

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STYLE SPECTRUM John Sapero and Joe Segal both took top honors in the men’s division of dapper gentleman in chic suits. Carrie Bailes looked smashing in a scarlet red cocktail number that spun heads as she walked through the reception. These were just a few of the beautiful ornaments that rounded out this very worthy night!

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Celebrities and donors join together again for Round 4 of Celebrity Fight Night in Italy, hosted this year in Rome by Andrea Bocelli.

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Ed and Natalie Gaylord

John and Maja Langbein with Harvey Mackay

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Cathy and Doug Fougnies

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Celebrity Fight Night Italy

Sir Elton John

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Andrea Bocelli, Elton John, StevenÂ Tyler, and many more performed a stunning show for this special audience in the historic Colosseum, with many other exclusive venues on the agenda!

Sean and Elizabeth Currie

Bob and Ruth Lavinia with Nancy and Dr. Spetzler

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Reba McEntire and Smokey Robinson

Joe Ciolli and Heinz Beck

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Celebrity Fight Night Italy

Martha and Larry Day

Sissie Shank and Don Roberts

Carolyn and Craig Jackson

This unforgettable time of exotic travel and enjoyable camaraderie supports the Andrea Bocelli Foundation and the Barrow Neurological Foundation.

David and Dawn Lenhardt

Laurie and Bill Eckholm

Arlene Inch and Nancy Hanley

Vickie and Jerry Moyes

Lisa Guida and Bill Pope

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Think Pretty Woman meets the Phoenix Open. Dress up. Dress down. But you will be looking all around, especially at the “World’s Longest Catwalk” Fashion Show

Arizona’s Most Beautiful Event. Six matches over two days including teams from Aspen Valley, Monte Carlo, Santa Barbara, St. Moritz, Wales and Arizona. Saturday is the big party with four games including The Women’s Sunset Polo Match. Sunday is a more traditional polo atmosphere including the Scottsdale Maserati Sunday Brunch.

Barrett-Jackson Preview & Horsepower Showcase. Nearly 200 of the most amazing Lamborghinis, Ferraris and collector cars you’ll ever see.

Bottled Blonde Polo Lounge: Field-side DJs & Dancing. The Bird’s Nest of Polo.

The Canine Couture.

A dog fashion show like no other!

WHAT ELSE IS NEW NEW IN 2017?

How about the Phoenix Opera singing and Southwest Shakespeare Company acting during periods of play creating one of the most unusual, and beautiful, sounds and scenes in the world of polo? Or a new field-side beach bar tent with sand? Or an acclaimed chef’s pop-up restaurant featuring fried chicken and champagne? Or Steak 44, Neiman Marcus and Barrett-Jackson teaming up for a new VIP Tent? Or shopping with some amazing new vendors? or the Scottsdale Maserati Sunday Brunch? There’s nothing like your first time at the USA’s most attended polo event. Or experiencing it all over again.

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2017 Phoenix Heart Ball Chair Char Hubble Fine Jewelry and ball gowns courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale 480.990.2100.

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2017 Phoenix Heart Ball Vice Chair Molly Stockley Fine Jewelry and ball gowns courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale 480.990.2100.

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2017 Phoenix Heart Ball Vice Chair Jennifer Moser Fine Jewelry and ball gowns courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale 480.990.2100.

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2017 Phoenix Heart Ball, Peggy Goldwater Award Recipient Pamela Overton Risoleo Fine Jewelry and ball gowns courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale 480.990.2100.

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2017 Phoenix Heart Ball 2017 Heart Ball Sweetheart Lynne Love Fine Jewelry and ball gowns courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale 480.990.2100.

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2018 Phoenix Heart Ball Chair-Elect Carolyn Jackson Fine Jewelry and ball gowns courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale 480.990.2100.

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An Evening of Trends

2017 Trendsetters

Adrienne and Charles Schiffner

WHO MADE THIS SO GRAND? The White House Design Studio. A beautiful ring from JN Jewels and a fantastic watch from Robert Wesley Jewelers.

Jennifer and Michael Collins

Darlene and Johnny Price

SPECTACULAR SETTING How special to be able to visit New York City’s Central Park without an endless flight through the sky. Fall colors and foliage greeted the cocktail attired crowd as the doors were thrown open and the excited guests entered an autumn wonderland. Linda Surdakowski orchestrated the transformation of the Conference Center at the Biltmore into a fun-filled venue.

Jim and Carol Cook

Joe and Helene Presutti

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Christy Dean, Karen Pratte Walt Danley, Catherine Jacobson, Karen Ganz and Libby Cohen

Robert and Camerone McCulloch

AUCTION AND SWINGING Letitia Frye worked her magic as only she can as one extraordinary auction package after another was presented. Dancing to the Tre Ja Vu Band completed the perfect event.

Terry and Curt Pavlicek

Linda and Frank Surdakowski

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Lynne Love and Missi Harrington

Carole Zbacnik, Rena Ames and Joyce Santis

Phoenix Country Day School thanks the hundreds of donors who supported the historic THRIVE Capital Campaign.

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Najafi Gymnasium & Garvin Walk of Champions Opened October 2015

Shin Center for Art, Science & Innovation Opened August 2016

The Shepard Welcome Center Opening Spring 2018

The THRIVE Campaign exceeded its $24,000,000 goal two years ahead of schedule. Due to the generosity of hundreds of families, alumni, friends, faculty and staff, we have created incredible new spaces to support the academic and co-curricular growth of all students. Since 1961, PCDS has been an educational leader in the west, and the THRIVE Campaign solidifies the school’s position for generations to come.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO

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ON BEING THE 2017 FABULOUS PHOENICIAN!

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