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2013 - Issue 2 - Late Spring

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INVITED Ashley Harmon and Kathryn Kuchefski Brian and Meghan Awe PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROGER FARRINGTON (BRAVE); SUSAN SYMONDS FOR INFINITY PORTRAIT DESIGN (DANCIN') Victoria Hay Jim Fitzgerald, Suzanne Besser, Linda Shannon, and John Besser dancin' in the moonshine Michael McGinnis and Samantha Goudreau Graig and Jackie Fantuzzi The Beacon Hill Civic Association held its annual winter gala, cochaired by Ashley Harmon and Kathryn Kuchefski, at the Taj Hotel on January 26. Guests entered the Moonshine & Memories party through a speakeasy-style door, and the 1920s theme continued inside. Beacon Hill neighbors danced the night away to music from the Perry Rossi Orchestra and were treated to a few lessons from dance students at Wheaton College, complete with 1920s attire provided by Boston Costume. The night ended with one lucky winner taking home an amazing Prohibition-busting gift basket. Kate Lubin and Glen Sutton Casey Magnum with Stephanie, Keeta, and Michael Gilmore Rachael Goldfarb, Patty Ribakoff, Jennifer Donaldson, and Leigh Denny Katie Rippin and Marjorie Clapp brave new world Kelly Boullet, Nancy Adams, and Sukey Forbes 42 BOSTONCOMMON-MAGAZINE.COM 031-042_BC_FOB_Invited_LATESPRING_13.indd 42 The Max Warburg Courage Curriculum celebrated its anniversary in style at the Liberty Hotel on March 5. Nearly 200 longstanding supporters and friends attended the Come Together for Courage event in support of the organization's middle and high school literacy and character development programs. During the evening, guests enjoyed wine and an Asian buffet while celebrating the organization's continued growth locally, nationally, and internationally. In addition to partnering with more than 60 schools in Boston and surrounding communities, the Max Warburg Courage Curriculum works with schools in cities such as New York, Houston, Seattle, and Birmingham, Alabama. "The Max" also has partnerships with educators in eight other countries, including Thailand, Mozambique, and the United Kingdom. Fred Warburg and Beckett Hart 4/10/13 12:53 PM

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