charity party

If you need to network, charity parties have an air of respectability.

Which may explain the number of informal charity parties on the calendar this season.

They manage to go out several nights a week to fashion industry events and charity parties.

Eleanor has her charity parties, I have the business to take care of, and we have nothing in common.

I throw charity parties every now and then, and people pay a fortune to see them.

"There will be a lot of important people there who could very well recommend me for the next step, the charity parties."

In the past we have supported, through our annual charity party, the following charities:

Forbes also designs various celebrity charity parties, and food product presentations.

These endless charity parties were, Clayton knew, a world of mutual back-scratching.

"Afraid to wear jewels, to go to charity parties.

Then there is the illegal but tolerated Justice and Charity Party.

I hosted an Ibiza-themed charity party a few years ago, with a white dress code that worked brilliantly.

"They were all overdressed, wearing all their gold jewelry and always asking where the next charity party was," she said.

“LeAnn Rimes didn’t make her bones going to charity parties,” he said.

The two meet again when Ai Ya crashes a high profile charity party in hopes of meeting a rich guy.

People will still go charity parties.

Besides the lavish spending, Mr. Polo was frequently seen at charity parties.

American actor and politician Ronald Reagan dancing with his wife, Nancy, at a charity party.

It is, of course, more graceful to bow at a charity party like the International, as it is known, which raises money for several causes.

The charity party rituals are well known to readers of society columns, as the parties are well publicized.

Jeanine and her charity parties.

The attitude shifted in January when Mayor Bloomberg, no stranger to the charity party circuit, took office.

It's a charity party, really.

Charity parties.

It is individuality combined with exoticism that has made McFadden dresses a favorite at charity parties since the early 1970's.