1. On Monday, March 1, planners, sponsors and beneficiaries came together to kickoff The 2010 Philadelphia Antiques Show. Remarks were made by Liz Cavanaugh-Kerr, 2010 Philadelphia Antiques Show Chair; John Donnelly, CEO of L.F. Driscoll Co.; Joseph McLaughlin, Chairman and CEO of The Haverford Trust Company; Dr. Stuart Fine, Penn Center for Ocular Imaging; and Ralph Muller, CEO of Penn Medicine. A cocktail partyto kickoff the show took place in the Biomedical Research Building at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Pictured were (from left) Beth Coyne, Karyn Mullen, Dr. Stuart Fine, Ellie Fine and Lea Bramnick.
2. Beth Coyne (left) joined Frank Stulb (center) and L.F. Driscoll CEO Jack Donnelly (right). L.F. Driscoll Co. sponsored the kickoff party.
3. Dr. John Glick (left) chatted with Beth Johnston and Penn Medicine’s CEO Ralph Muller, during the cocktail party.
4. Bill Marrazzo, WHYY’s president and CEO (left), chatted with Joe McLaughlin, chairman and CEO of Haverford Trust (right). Haverford Trust is the presenting sponsor of the Philadelphia Antiques Show.
5. Liz Cavanaugh-Kerr, 2010 chair, (left) posed with Patty Cheek, 2011 chair, (right) during the cocktail party.
6. (From left) Katharine Eyre, chair of the World Collectors group, chatted with Maria Thompson, Brook Gardner and Andrew DeVoe during the cocktail reception.
7. Garry Scheib (left), Penn Medicine’s COO , was pictured with Joe McKeown (center), senior account executive and Rebekah Anderson (right), practice administrator, during the cocktail reception.
8. (From left) Georgeann and Roger Ballou joined Kim Saget, Hank Smith and Holly and David Brigham during the cocktail reception.
9. (From left) P.J. Brennan, M.D. Betsy Adler and Rick Demers chatted with Becki Fitzpatrick during the kickoff party.
10. Committee members (from left) Grete Greenacre, Margie Kanupke, Kate Hollos, Ann Calvert and Stephanie simmerman attended the kickoff party.
11. (From left) Gretchen Riley, Dr. Stuart Fine, Dr. Joan O’Brien, Jay Riley and Ellie Fine paused for a photo during the kickoff party.
The 2010 Philadelphia Antiques Show
The 2010 Philadelphia Antiques Show will be held April 17-20, at The Navy Yard. The show is a fundraiser for Penn Medicine, and since its founding in 1962 has raised more than $16 million for the advancement of patient care. The 2010 show will benefit the new Penn Center for Ocular Imaging at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. The Center will include sophisticated ocular imaging instruments at the Perelman Center, the Scheie Eye Institute and at all Penn Eye Care practices, and will use computerized integration to enable images acquired at any site to be available to doctors and patients at every Penn Eye Care facility, allowing more accurate diagnoses and improved treatment.
Organized by a committee of more than 200 volunteers, The Philadelphia Antiques Show features 50 of the nation’s leading antiques dealers and fine art galleries. In 2010, the featured loan exhibit will be A Call to Arms: Chinese Armorial Porcelain for the British and American Markets, 1700-1850. Each year visitors can also choose from a wide and varied schedule of special events. The presenting sponsor for the 2010 Show is The Haverford Trust Company. Additional information about The 2010 Philadelphia Antiques Show can be found at www.philaantiques.com.
The 2010 Philadelphia Antiques Show features a Preview Gala on Friday, April 16, a
four-day show and sale and guided show tours. Proceeds from the show are donated to Penn Medicine.
