NEW YORK-APRIL28: AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 2011 Dinner Dance on Thursday, April 28, 2011 at the American Museum of National History, 200 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024 (Tel: (212) 769-5000).
As New York City’s longest-running junior benefit, the Museum Dance brings together influential and philanthropic young professionals to celebrate and raise essential funds for the Museum’s scientific and educational programs, which enable thousands of under served New York City school children to visit the Museum annually. The event, which was held on the eve of the Royal Wedding, celebrate British culture, and guests were encouraged to dress in British fashion.
The Festive Black Tie event began with an intimate dinner and dessert followed by dancing. Music was provided by DJ Jus-Ske. Throughout the evening, there was a silent auction withluxury items from many of New York’s most exclusive retailers including: a private shopping session with a consultant from Saks’s renowned Fifth Avenue Club along with a $2,500 gift card, including lunch and a $400 gift certificate to spend at their luxurious Salon & Spa; a breakfast hosted by Tiffany & Co. at its Fifth Avenue flagship store and a private tour of the Tiffany Jewelry Workshop where the world’s most dazzling jewels get their sparkle.
CHAIRMAN: Blair and Fazle Husain, Dana Wallach Jones and Michael T. M. Jones, Elizabeth Kurpis and Jonathan A. Kurpis, Emilia Fanjul Pfeifler and Brian C. Pfeifler, Zibby and Andrew Right.
Joining the Leadership Chairs were: Claudia Overstrom, Harrison LeFrak, Stephanie LaCava, Shauna Brook, Jennie Tarr Coyne and Chris Coyne, Colleen and Kipp deVeer, Nina Freudenberger, Erin and Peter Friedland, Steve Guttenberg, Melissa and Carney Hawks, Suzanne Stemper Johnson, Kristen Edgreen Kaufman and Michael Kaufman, Beth and Christopher Kojima, Alexandra and Gregory Kwiat, Elizabeth Meigher, Anna Kovner and Seth Meisel, Daniel Oppenheim, Nina and Mike Patterson, Karin and Steve Sadove, Heather and Ross Schulman, Edward Smith, Elizabeth H. Williams, Nanar and Anthony Yoseloff.
PHOTO CREDIT:Copyright ©Manhattan Society.com 2011 | tel: Private | e-mail: ChrisLondon@manhattansociety.com
As New York City’s longest-running junior benefit, the Museum Dance brings together influential and philanthropic young professionals to celebrate and raise essential funds for the Museum’s scientific and educational programs, which enable thousands of under served New York City school children to visit the Museum annually. The event, which was held on the eve of the Royal Wedding, celebrate British culture, and guests were encouraged to dress in British fashion.
The Festive Black Tie event began with an intimate dinner and dessert followed by dancing. Music was provided by DJ Jus-Ske. Throughout the evening, there was a silent auction withluxury items from many of New York’s most exclusive retailers including: a private shopping session with a consultant from Saks’s renowned Fifth Avenue Club along with a $2,500 gift card, including lunch and a $400 gift certificate to spend at their luxurious Salon & Spa; a breakfast hosted by Tiffany & Co. at its Fifth Avenue flagship store and a private tour of the Tiffany Jewelry Workshop where the world’s most dazzling jewels get their sparkle.
CHAIRMAN: Blair and Fazle Husain, Dana Wallach Jones and Michael T. M. Jones, Elizabeth Kurpis and Jonathan A. Kurpis, Emilia Fanjul Pfeifler and Brian C. Pfeifler, Zibby and Andrew Right.
Joining the Leadership Chairs were: Claudia Overstrom, Harrison LeFrak, Stephanie LaCava, Shauna Brook, Jennie Tarr Coyne and Chris Coyne, Colleen and Kipp deVeer, Nina Freudenberger, Erin and Peter Friedland, Steve Guttenberg, Melissa and Carney Hawks, Suzanne Stemper Johnson, Kristen Edgreen Kaufman and Michael Kaufman, Beth and Christopher Kojima, Alexandra and Gregory Kwiat, Elizabeth Meigher, Anna Kovner and Seth Meisel, Daniel Oppenheim, Nina and Mike Patterson, Karin and Steve Sadove, Heather and Ross Schulman, Edward Smith, Elizabeth H. Williams, Nanar and Anthony Yoseloff.
PHOTO CREDIT:Copyright ©Manhattan Society.com 2011 | tel: Private | e-mail: ChrisLondon@manhattansociety.com
