JAZZ

 JAZZ AGE ON GOVERNORS ISLAND

                                                                               

30'S  JAZZ MUSIC   0'S  DRESSES  

                                                     CHILDREN DANCING

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                                                                       JITTERBUG GALORE

 POLO FOR SOCIAL LIFE MAGAZINE

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A breezy cool day  with cool people, cool drinks and a cool polo match

                                              KAREN MODELS HER WIG

                                                             

              

                                                                        

  

a great varoety  of folks

                                                the polo player

                                              YES   that is MADRAS  from the 60.s

                                                 Here   doggie

                                                                      

  

                                                   

July 29, Bridgehampton

estate of Maria and Kenneth Fishel

                                             

 

                                            GOVENOR GEORGE PATAKI spoke  at the fundraiser for the 

NORTHEAST CHARTER SCHOOLS NETWORK held at St. Bartholomew Church, for

their 25 Anniversary.   Mike Strianese, Chief Financial and Operating Officer said

"we are extremely pleased for such a lovely turnout".  

Some 300 guests enjoyed the perfect lovely  outdoor terrace event featuring 2 bars of divine espresso martinis, and hundreds of canapes served by the church restaurant.

 

                                                OSCAR PARTY  '23  Demetria & Billy Lee Landis

 

                                            THE PASSING OF BARBARA WALTERS

For all writers:

We thank her for being the greatest reporter. So glad I had the opportunity to meet her.

She asked questions that could not be denied She was known for her direct insight for problems of the world. I remember when she asked the Shah of Iran....in a country of intolerance for burka-clothed women who were denied education, not thinking of the consequence, not considering "beheading" for her insolence " can your wife lead this country"

. And as we and the rest of the world waited with baited breath and racing hearts for the answer, she was NOT afraid to ask for the truth. Throughout her career she persevered to ask about women and their human rights, no matter what.

In the all - male dominated TV broadcasting network, she struggled

to be in the right and fought for her convictions despite. what the consequences might be . Never fearing for her job she led with her beliefs to get to the heart of the subject , to seek reality and disseminate it.

With giant footsteps she led us to the light. She was very brave and not afraid to see the truth. She was a solo being so unique, and a blessing for personalize news coverage with direct voices of those who sat with her.

She was America's diplomat and Ambassador of world news.

We miss her and listen now to her disciples on The View so we can

be aware and informed and remember her.

 

                                                        BETSY DANIELS (CENTER)   IN MEMORIUM

        My cousin Betsy died at age 96.  She was labeled as one of the five top designers in the 

    children's wear field.  She was a star in the industry .  Her designs were always shown in 

the NY Times and Women's Wear Daily.  She was fun and youthful, and described as a cross

between Raquel Welch, and Rita Gam, who reminds you of bouzouki music and Melina 

Mecouri.

It was her fun and youthfulness that made her designs appealling.  Co-partner in 

Shutterbug and latter founded Doodlebug,Jitterbug and Doodlebug.

She said "I like  clean lines, unexpected fabrics,  and vibrant colors, with a sense of humor.

Graduated from the progressive Bard College, she also designed dolls for the Franklin Mint.

She will be missed. 

 AT THE BEACH PAINTINGS by ME