Shelby's Social Diary
The ladies partied while the guys waited on them hand and foot at "Kissed by anAngel" soirée
Photo by Kim Coffman
Photo by Kim Coffman
Photo by Kim Coffman
Photo by Kim Coffman
Photo by Kim Coffman
Photo by Kim Coffman
Photo by Kim Coffman
Photo by Kim Coffman
For the seventh annual "Kissed by an Angel" girls night out, the gents once again played waiters to the ladies' grand dames, who lapped up the attention as they were served bubbly, vino and less potent libations.
As is tradition, a great house with a swell garden is selected as the party setting and this year was no exception with Hilda and Greg Curran opening their doors to the well-heeled femmes. Michele Clements and Marlo Bruce chaired the evening that benefited the Clayton Dabney Foundation for Kids With Cancer.
That organization helps grant anonymous gifts, last wishes and financial assistance to families dealing with the last stages of terminal childhood cancer.
Ladies nibbled from the buffet created by A Fare Extraordinaire and swayed to the cool jazz sounds of David Caceres. When they weren't perusing the silent auction offerings from the likes of Saks Fifth Avenue, Baccarat, Neiman Marcus and Brasserie 19, guests oohed and aahed over the stunning floral decor by Jonathan Andrew Sage.
The partying ladies included Mimi Marix, Lisa Eads, Jill Holstead, Kathleen Panus, Lori Shellist, Pam Pierce, Angie Reckling, Lisa Rowe, Amy Shaper and Kristi Whiteside.
The gents playfully stepping into their roles as waiters included Glen Clements, David Bruce, Marty Shellist, Ralph Eads, Ray Childress, Ken Newberry and loads more.
