Rose Ball
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Welcome
Welcome to the Twenty-Second Rose Ball – “Celebrating the Art of The Rose!” The Charity Ball Board and The Rose Ball Committee wish to thank each of you, our gracious supporters and friends, for making this night possible. The generosity of the many businesses, foundations, and caring individuals in Greenville is proof that good things happen when everyone works together. Over the past forty-two years, your generous contributions have enabled The Rose Ball to contribute over $2,650,000 to the physical, educational, and cultural needs of Greenville. The Charity Ball Board has no staff, thus the majority of the event’s net proceeds are contributed to the beneficiaries. What began with just a single rose and an idea with a cause, unfolded as one of the most regarded charitable events in the South. The Rose Ball, held biennially, was founded in 1971 by Mrs. Charles Daniel, Mrs. Ellison McKissick and other members of the Charity Ball Board to raise funds for the new St. Francis Hospital. The Rose Ball has continued its dedication to St. Francis by setting aside a portion of each Ball’s proceeds to help fund new community projects for the hospital. This year’s funds will be used to support the development of the Bon Secours St. Francis Health System–Neonatal Care Unit. In addition, thirteen other Greenville organizations will receive funding from tonight’s event: A Child’s Haven, Cancer Society of Greenville County, The Center for Developmental Services (CDS), Clement’s Kindness Fund for the Children, The Greenville Free Medical Clinic, Greenville Health System Medical Experience Academy (MedEx Academy), Greenville Literacy, Harvest Hope Food Bank, Meyer Center for Special Children, Triune Mercy Center, YMCA–Judson Community Center and Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Carolinas. Since The Rose Ball’s inception, over fifty-five agencies and programs in our community have benefited from its proceeds. The Rose Ball is Greenville’s most historic and most anticipated ball. Tonight, the Poinsett Club will be transformed by thousands of roses shared from the local gardens of our neighbors and friends, as well as those donated by professional florists and other businesses, to help us celebrate “The Art of The Rose.” The Rose Ball’s spectacular display of roses sets our event apart from so many others. More than two years of planning and timeless effort by the Charity Ball Board and The Rose Ball Committee went into making tonight’s Ball a reality. We wish to thank our many dedicated and talented volunteers who have worked diligently and tirelessly for many months. Without their enthusiasm we could not have made this evening a success and one that grows more memorable each year. Thank you for helping us continue the tradition of “The Grandest Ball of Them All” for another year. We hope you enjoy this wonderful and special evening. Henry Horowitz President, Charity Ball Board
Beth Nuckols Chairman, Rose Ball Committee
Beneficiaries
A Child’s Haven – This grant will help to build the largest treatment center for developmentally delayed, abused, and neglected children, ages two to five, in the Southeast. In the facility we are creating, many children and their families will find healing, transformation and a pathway towards a successful life.
Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital – With almost 2,400 babies delivered each year, the St. Francis Obstetrical Depar tment is inspired to provide state of the ar t equipment and compassionate care to new lives when they are most vulnerable. This current NCU design was once the standard of care but, this single-room setup crowds ten susceptible newborns, their families, the nurses’ area, and the vital equipment into one room. The noise can disturb and overstimulate the infants, and when one infant needs care in the night, the light must come on for all the sleeping infants. Studies have indicated effects such as ADD when an infant is prematurely exposed to such excess noise and light. Our new plan will develop individual patient rooms which will foster a secure healing environment for the infants. This will allow families to spend precious hours comfor tably with their baby while giving mothers private space for breastfeeding. In addition, a
new well baby nurser y will give mothers much needed rest and recuperation. Cancer Society of Greenville County – Funding from the Rose Ball for the prescription medication program will purchase costly, lifesaving medications for local cancer patients in our community. The Cancer Society of Greenville County’s goals for the program are to increase cancer patients’ sur vival rate, improve their quality of life, control side effects from cancer treatments, manage their pain, and offer hope for a future. Without this ser vice, many lives would be in jeopardy. The Center for Developmental Services (CDS) – CDS is a multidisciplinary center for children with disabilities and developmental delays that annually serves more than 6,500 children. CDS provides evaluations, therapeutic interventions, and family suppor t through a collaborative par tnership of seven distinct organizations. Suppor t for CDS will provide a redesigned, more user-friendly website that will include information in Spanish, which will assist the more than 600 Hispanic families who seek assistance through CDS each year. Clement’s Kindness – This fund for the children addresses the psychological, social, emotional and
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financial needs of families impacted by pediatric cancer and other serious blood disorders. While the BiLo Children’s Charities Cancer Center works to heal the child, Clement’s Kindness works to heal the family. During diagnosis, treatment and recover y of a sick child, a family is suppor ted with nonmedical financial assistance: car repairs, household bills, oppor tunities to attend camp, family trips or to buy a wig or gas for the car. We believe that the smallest gesture makes the biggest difference in the lives of the families we ser ve. The Greenville Free Medical Clinic – This Clinic just celebrated 25 years of providing compassionate and quality medical and dental ser vices, prescription medications and health education for over 4,000 low income, uninsured Greenville County residents. Greenville Health System Medical Experience Academy (MedEx Academy) – MedEx Academy is a collaborative education program that provides an interactive learning and teaching environment that promotes the pursuit of clinical and non clinical healthcare careers. Philanthropic suppor t provides need-based academic development tools such as tutoring,
test preparation, and technology suppor t for bright students within MedEx Academy who are experiencing financial obstacles in fur thering their academic and career goals.
Greenville Literacy – Funding from the Rose Ball Grant will be used for student books and teacher materials critically needed so adult students can make educational level gains, obtain a WorkKeys Career Readiness Cer tificate or earn a GED. Obsolete network ser vers in the five Learning Center computer labs will also be replaced. Harvest Hope Food Bank – Funding for the Emergency Food Pantr y located on White Horse Road will allow Har vest Hope to add a much needed direct ser vice to hungr y families in Greenville. The “White Horse Crescent” area has an overall pover ty rate of 31.9%, double that of Greenville County. The new pantr y will have the capability to ser ve nearly 400 people per day and will also provide critical ser vices and referrals in order to help individuals improve their current situation. Meyer Center for Special Children – Par tial funding of a new minibus will provide safe,
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reliable transpor tation for Meyer Center students from all areas of Upstate South Carolina. While attending the Meyer Center program, children with disabilities receive a quality education, along with speech, physical and occupational therapy. In 2012 our buses drove over 95,000 miles and provided daily transpor tation to/from school to over 75% of the children that attend the Center. We are so ver y grateful for the suppor t of our program. Project Host – This grant will help to prepare healthy, well balanced meals for children of low income families enrolled in after school enrichment programs. Last year, over 52,000 homemade meals were delivered to children with little access to food at home.
The Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Carolinas – Funding will allow for the installation of new laminate flooring to replace old carpet in 10 bedrooms at the Ronald McDonald House in Greenville. Old carpet is a harbor for odors and germs, and is difficult to keep clean. This is a critical concern for children with compromised immune systems. The new laminate flooring will also be easier to navigate and safer for children in wheelchairs, walkers or leg braces.
Triune Mercy Center – Mental illness, mental retardation and brain damage are rampant among Greenville’s homeless population. Triune, a nondenominational mission church which ministers to many of the city’s homeless, will use this money for its mental health professionals as well as related expenses.
YMCA Judson Community Center – At the YMCA, no one is turned away due to an inability to pay. Due to the extreme pover ty rates in the neighborhood we ser ve, financial assistance scholarships are provided to 100% of students attending the Judson YMCAs nationally accredited after school enrichment program. This grant allows the YMCA to continue the vital work of helping children reach their full, Godgiven potential.
Charity Ball Board 2013 Mr. Henry Horowitz, President Mr. Benjamin Thomas Rook, Vice President Mrs. Steven Roy Brandt, Secretary Mr. Alan Monroe Robinson, Treasurer Mrs. Thomas Jeremiah Nuckolls III, Rose Ball Chairman Mrs. Franklin Michael Selvy, Rose Ball Vice Chairman
Mr. David Lee Beard Mr. James Bradley Campbell Mrs. Don Wayne Cooley Mrs. Frank Tradewell Davis III Mrs. Rodney Leon Grandy III Mr. Edward Dixon Harrill, junior Mrs. Edward Paul Heidtman IV Mrs. Richard Glenn Jacques Mr. James William Jones Mr. Fletcher LeCroy Kirkland, junior Mrs. Thomas James Markalunas
Ms. Joyce Batchelor Parks Mr. Brian Alan Rogers Mrs. Theodore Wayne Rollins Mrs. Charles Michael Smith Mrs. Daniel Elliott Huger Sterling Mrs. Musette Williams Stern Ms. Rowena Buffett Timms Mrs. Thomas John Way Mr. Erik Bryan Whaley Mrs. David Alan Wilson
Mr. Harold Cuthbert Clark, junior * Mr. Gordon Lee Cory Mrs. Charles Ezra Daniel * Mrs. Erving Arthur Dreskin Mr. Samuel Joseph Francis * Miss Elizabeth Wicker Mahan *
Mrs. Ellison Smyth McKissick * Mr. Ellison Smyth McKissick, junior * Mr. Buck Alston Mickel * Mr. John Robert Pitts * Mr. William Thomas Smith * *deceased
Lifetime Honorary Members
Rose Ball Committee Mrs. Thomas Jeremiah Nuckolls III, Chairman Mrs. Franklin Michael Selvy, Vice Chairman
Past Chairman and Advisor Mrs. Rodney Leon Grandy III
Arrangements Mrs. Daniel Elliott Huger Sterling Mrs. Robert Baldwin Thompson III Decorations Mrs. Thomas James Markalunas Mrs. David Alan Wilson Decorations Assistant Mr. Martin David Watkins III Greenery Mrs. Stephen Thomas Mack, junior Mrs. Charles Jackson Smith III Historian Mrs. Richard Glenn Jacques
Hospitality Mrs. David Charles Cotty Mrs. Robert Durant Hall Ms. Elizabeth Deery McMillan
Invitations and Computer List Mrs. William Vann Kastler, junior Invitations Mrs. George John Conits Mrs. James Robert Monroe, junior Mrs. Musette Williams Stern Musical Entertainment Mrs. Jerry Tod Hyche Mrs. Sidney Paul Mitchell, junior
Roses – Corporate Donors Mrs. Don Wayne Cooley Mrs. Francis Watters Jackson, junior Roses – Individual Donors Mrs. Walter Clark Gallivan Mrs. Thomas Fleming Mattox Mrs. Harry Card Sherman Seating Mrs. Beattie Balentine Ashmore Mrs. Frank Tradewell Davis III Mrs. Howard Lee Einstein Mrs. John Maxwell Sterling III
Program Mrs. Michael Robert Waldrop Mrs. Thomas John Way
Saturday “After The Ball” Mrs. William Campbell Hammond, junior Mrs. Stephen Frank Cassell
Publicity Mrs. Irving Eugene Peterson Mrs. Theodore Wayne Rollins
Saturday Morning Delivery Mrs. Ladson Fishburne Belcher Mrs. David Bynum Poole
Past Charity Ball Board Presidents and Rose Ball Chairmen 1971 * Mr. J. Kelly Sisk President
1981 * Mr. Ernest Blakely, junior President
* Mrs. W.E. Dodenhoff Rose Ball Co-Chairman
* Mrs. Thurston H. Nicholson Rose Ball Co-Chairman
1973 * Mr. Arthur Croswell McCall President
* Mrs. Gerald Samuel Tompkins, junior Rose Ball Chairman
1975 * Mr. Alester Garden Furman III President
* Mrs. Edgar Manly Norris Rose Ball Chairman
* Mrs. Marion Bothwell Crigler Rose Ball Chairman
1983 * Mr. Robert T. Coleman President Mrs. Kirby Jernigan Quinn, junior Rose Ball Chairman 1985 * Mr. Robert Thomas Thompson President Mrs. Pat Haskell-Robinson Rose Ball Chairman 1987 Mr. Gordon Lee Cory President
1977 *Mr. Charles A. Gibson President
Mrs. Clarence Brock Bauknight Rose Ball Chairman
1989 Mr. Joe Butler Pearce President
*Mrs. W. Harrison Trammel, junior Rose Ball Chairman
1979 Mr. Nelson Battle Arrington President Mrs. William Mendenhall Webster III Rose Ball Chairman
Mrs. Jane Earle Pressly Rose Ball Chairman (continued on next page)
* deceased
Past Charity Ball Board Presidents and Rose Ball Chairmen 1991 Mr. Robert Jackson Stripling, junior President Mrs. Julian Grice Hunt Rose Ball Chairman
1993 Mr. William deBerniere Mebane President Mrs. Mason Anderson Goldsmith Rose Ball Chairman 1995 * Mr. Thomas Anderson Roe President Mrs. Benjamin King Norwood, junior Rose Ball Chairman 1997 Mr. William Waddingham Kehl President Mrs. Joyce Batchelor Parks Rose Ball Chairman 1999 Mr. Glenn Ruckman Oxner President Mrs. David Horton Wilkins Rose Ball Chairman 2001 Mr. Ralph Wilson Callahan, junior President
Mrs. Herbert Hall Provence III Rose Ball Chairman
2003 Mr. Tecumseh Hooper, junior President Mrs. David Kenneth McColl Rose Ball Chairman 2005 Mrs. George Jackson Hughes, junior President Mrs. Andrew Jackson White, junior Rose Ball Chairman 2007 Mr. Fletcher LeCroy Kirkland, junior President Mrs. Henry Horowitz Rose Ball Chairman 2009 Mr. Robert Eugene Howard President Mrs. Joseph James Blake, junior Rose Ball Chairman 2011 Mr. James Bradley Campbell President Mrs. Rodney Leon Grandy III Rose Ball Chairman
Rose Benefactors and Beneficiaries Reception Sponsor Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Rose Benefactors Alice Manufacturing Company Inc. The Beach Company
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System, Inc. Bon Secours St. Francis Health System Foundation, Inc. Campus Crest Communities, Inc. CertusBank, N.A. The Daniel-Mickel Foundation Greenville Health System The Roe Foundation Mr. Carl Stecker
Musical Entertainment Grand Benefactor Smith Dray Line and Storage Company, Inc.
Benefactors
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Aughtry III
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A.
Belk
Bunny and Bob Hughes
The Capital Corporation
JHM Hotels
Bryan Cave, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Larocque
Cherry Bekaert, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mills
Crawford Strategy
Sempra U.S. Gas & Power
Design Strategies, LLC
TD Bank
Elliott Davis, LLC
Upstate Cardiology, P.A.
Fluor Enterprises, Inc.
Windstream Communications
The Graham Foundation
World Acceptance Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hartness
Rose Sponsors
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Beard
MedProperties Holdings, LLC
John and Carmen Beeson
Mr. and Mrs. Ben K. Norwood III
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Nuckolls III
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dempsey
Park Sterling Bank
Dr. Glenn Head, DMD
Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Smith
Eva Marie and Tom Fox
Musette Williams Stern
The Greenville News
Scott and Cathi Tankersley
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horowitz
Sherri and Chuck Timmons
Velda and Jackson Hughes
Janet and Terry Wall
Sponsors
Surendra and Neelima Jain
Mr. and Mrs. Mack I. Whittle, junior
BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC
Palmetto Bank
Community Foundation of Greenville
Palmetto Pulmonary & Critical Care Association
Gallivan, White and Boyd, PA
United Community Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher L. Kirkland, junior
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Pacolet Milliken Enterprises
Mr. and Mrs. David Alan Wilson
Patrons
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Akerhielm
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Beattie Ashmore
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hungerford
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Jervey Eye Group, PA
Carolina Holdings Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Frank Cassell Cokey and Lee Cory Customer Effective Libby and Charles Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Davis III Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Einstein Colonel and Mrs. Frank C. Foster Furman University Gary Hester Interiors, LLC General Wholesale Distributors, LLC Natalie and Gordon Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gordon Ms. Amy J. Grace Hales Jewelers, Inc. (Lucien R. Lee) Mr. Henry C. Harrison and Tracy D. Lamb
Mr. and Mrs. James William Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Kupersmith Mr. and Mrs. John Dickerson Malone Mr. William H. Orders Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Parr, junior Piedmont Orthopaedic Associates Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Reed Regions Bank Rosenfeld Einstein Dr. and Mrs. John Leonard Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Harold E. Shaw, junior Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holmes Stall, junior Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Stewart U.S. Trust Mr. and Mrs. David N. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Way
Hayne Hipp Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Wilson III
Mr. Gary Hester
Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, LLP
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Perry Heidtman IV
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Youkey
2013 Rose Ball Individual Rose Donors Ms. Harriet Wilburn Arnold
Mrs. William Tap Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holloway Coker, junior
Mr. and Mrs. John Dickson Malone
Mrs. Julian William Dority
Mrs. Colin Ansley Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Edward Farrar in honor of Ann Jones
Mrs. Nick Joseph McLane in memory of Mr. James F. Neal
Furman University in memory of Homozel Mickel Daniel
Mrs. Mary Rita Wolfe O’Rourke in memory of her mother, Margaret Wolfe
Mrs. Scott Douglas Ferrell
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lakin Parr in memory of Homozel Mickel Daniel
Mrs. James Henry Gaines in honor of Dot Smith Mrs. Paul David Greene Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ross Griffin, junior in memory of Steven Mark Wynkoop Dr. and Mrs. Carl Kohrt – Furman University
Mrs. Stephen Randell Ridgeway Dr. and Mrs. Cary Ernest Stroud in memory of Shirley Acosta Mrs. Norris Walter Whitlock
Acknowledgements
Corporate Rose Donor Walmart Foundation and Facility #640
Printing of Program Visual Graphics
Decorations, Design, and Construction Barrett’s Flowers Bennetts’ Frame Express Carolina Florist Supply Concrete Creations Hub City Art & Design Martin Nursery Professional Party Rentals Simon Designs, David Watkins Vino and Van Gogh White Faux Taxidermy
Program Design Greenville Journal/TOWN Magazine – Mrs. Kristy Adair, Creative Design Lead
Decorations Volunteer Coordinator Mrs. Hector McLean III Graphic Art Work Ms. Katie Searls, Creative Director – Creative Night Owls Mrs. Michael Robert Waldrop Website Development Mr. Charles Refshauge – A-Line Interactive Lighting Better Tie Productions Living Art Belk Menu Mrs. Allison Fox Sterling Photography David Poleski Design Photography
Public Relations 10X GROUP Ruta Fox Holly Hess Peterson Seating Cards Gage’s Translation of Menu into French Mrs. Ellison Ford McCoy Tuxedos for Youth Greeters Thomas and Sons Formal Wear Room Designers Ballroom and Balcony Mr. Martin David Watkins III Board Room Mrs. Frederick Gilmer III Mrs. Lewis Walter Tollison III Cabinet Room Mrs. Caroll Brown Hart, junior Committee Room Mrs. Ladson Fishburne Belcher Mrs. David Bynum Poole Entry Stair Mrs. Jeffrey Craig Tice
Acknowledgements
Executive Room Mrs. Caroll Brown Hart, junior Exterior Walkways Mrs. George Christian Frank III Mrs. Jose Ramon Salgado, junior Foyers Mrs. Musette Williams Stern Mrs. Francis Watters Jackson, junior Friendship Room Me and Me Designs Governor’s Room Mrs. William Charles Stewart Hallway Mrs. Joseph Cart de Brux, junior Napa Wine Lounge Mrs. Stephen Christopher Spinks Napa Wine Room Mrs. Stephen Christopher Spinks Palmetto Room Mrs. Jacob Chapman Mann, Sr. Poinsett Room Curly Willow Designs Cindy Metcalf Designs President’s Bar Mrs. Harry LaDon Phillips, junior Restrooms Ms. Rebecca Ellen Clay Rose Banners Mrs. Starr Hammer Haney Statesman Room Mrs. Joseph Mullinnix Ramseur, junior
Terraces Mrs. Thomas Allison Hipp, junior Mrs. John Wyatt Boyd Art Show Committee Mrs. Norman Mauldin Avinger Mrs. Mason Anderson Goldsmith, junior Mrs. Robert Goodwyn Powell Mrs. David Alan Wilson Art Show Sponsor Elliott Davis, LLC Table 301 Art Show Media Sponsor TALK Greenville Art Show Artists Randy Armstrong Eric Benjamin Katie Bolt Claude Buckley CeCe Burnett Marquin Campbell Jeanet Dreskin Kim Gilmore Carol Ann Good Starr Haney Edith McBee Hardaway Anne Hassold Kim Hassold Carey Hudson
Hilary Jernigan Laura Lynn Luce Garland Mattox Shannon McGee Shelley Peck Melanie Pouch Betsy Powell Debbie Pugh Sharon E. Reynolds Anne Richbourg Caroline Riddle Cathy Tate David Watkins LeAnne White
Acknowledgements
The 2013 Charity ball Board and the Rose Ball Committee Chairmen would like to thank the numerous volunteers who have donated their resources, time and talent to this year’s Ball. Ms. Kathy Bridges Atkinson
Mrs. Gordon Lee Cory
Mrs. Andrew J.N. Baird
Mrs. Arthur Hallam Cottingham IV
Mrs. Joseph Brice Bay
Ms. Ina Hanford Cottingham
Mrs. John Alfred Bazemore
Mrs. Thomas Denison Croft, junior
Mrs. Virginia Taylor Beard
Mrs. Frank Tradewell Davis III
Mrs. Ladson Fishburne Belcher
Mrs. Charles Moss Duke III
Mrs. Bradford Stokes Benedict
Mrs. William King Easley, junior
Mrs. Lindsay Neill Bickerstaff III
Mrs. Daniel Mark Einstein
Dr. Gail Blouin
Mrs. Howard Lee Einstein
Mrs. Lance Townsend Burnett
Mrs. James Michael Elliott
Mrs. George Anthony Campbell, junior
Mrs. Samuel Latimer Erwin
Mrs. Ginger Thomas Carlon
Mrs. Francis Douglas Pickney Evans
Miss Samantha Addison Carlon
Mrs. Steven Edward Farrar
Mrs. Stephen Frank Cassell
Mrs. Christopher Lynn Fincher
Ms. Rebecca Ellen Clay
Ms. Ruta Fox
Mrs. Braxton Bragg Comer, junior
Mrs. Thomas Martin Fridy
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Mrs. James Brent Froedhlich
Mrs. Francis Watters Jackson, junior
Mrs. Richard Hendricks Furman
Mrs. Clayton Lanier Jennings
Mrs. Hunter BoBo Garrett
Junior League of Greenville
Mrs. Rodney Leon Grandy III
Mrs. Naiden J. Kremenliev
Mrs. Daniel Austin Grover
Mrs. Jonathan David Kubu
Mrs. Suzanne Foster Hagins
Larceny Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Mrs. William Tap Haley
Mrs. Carole Norris Lavash
Mrs. William Campbell Hammond, junior
Mrs. Jeffrey Ellicott Lindley
Mrs. Corey Edward Harrison
Mrs. Andrew Blalock Lominack
Mrs. Edward Perry Heidtman IV
Mrs. Jacob Chapman Mann, Sr.
Mrs. Leon James Hendrix III
Mrs. Thomas Charles Mann, junior
Mr. Gary Alvin Hester
Mrs. Thomas James Markalunas
Mrs. Henry Horowitz
Mrs. Mark E. Masaschi
Mrs. David Knox Hudson
Miss Kaitlyn Mayer
Mrs. Timothy Earl Hughes
Mrs. David Christopher McCarter
Mrs. Jai Wung Hwang
Mrs. William Henry McCauley II
Mrs. Clarence Jerry Hyche
Mrs. Bentham Walker McKay
Mrs. David W. Ingram
Mrs. Augustus Alexander McLean III
Acknowledgements
Mrs. Hector McLean III
Mrs. Gordon Brown Sherard, junior
Mrs. Kevin Stuart Mertens
Mrs. Frederick Eugene Schroder, junior
Mrs. Sidney Paul Mitchell, junior
Mrs. Frederick Eugene Schroder III
Dr. Reid Breckenridge Murphy
Mrs. Charles Michael Smith
Mrs. Charles Guest Nichols
Mrs. Christopher Hamilton Smith
Mrs. Thomas Jeremiah Nuckolls III
Mrs. George Lanier Smith
Mrs. Charles Edward Parke
Mrs. George Wimberly Smith
Mrs. Joyce Batchelor Parks
Mrs. Katherine Glenn Smith
Mrs. Phillip Harris Peterson, junior
Mrs. Timothy Shaler Smith
Mrs. David Bynum Poole
Mrs. Michael Dantzler Spiers
Mrs. Joseph Mullinnix Ramseur
Mrs. Edward Holmes Stall, junior
Mrs. Joseph Mullinnix Ramseur, junior
Mrs. John Maxwell Sterling III
Mrs. Stephen Randell Ridgeway
Miss McCarley Anne Stewart
Mrs. Timothy Jackson Reed
Mrs. Timothy Benjamin Stewart
Mrs. Christopher Sean Riley
Mrs. Bryson Gary Thomason
Mrs. Andrew Walter Ross
Mrs. Robert Baldwin Thompson III
Mrs. Franklin Michael Selvy
Mrs. Jeffrey Craig Tice
Mrs. Greer Watkins Shafer
Mrs. Charles McDonald Timmons, junior
Acknowledgements
Tito’s Handmade Vodka
Mrs. David Alan Wilson
TOWN Magazine
Mrs. Thomas Cleveland Wilson
Mrs. Clarence Ross Turner IV
Mrs. James Hunter Wright
Mrs. William Newton Turrentine, junior
Mrs. Claude Stephen Yarborough
Mrs. William Newton Turrentine III
Mrs. James Dennis Yarbrough
Miss Margaret Palmer Varn Ms. Karen Nelson Waldrop
Youth Greeters
Mrs. Michael Robert Waldrop
Master James Dennison Collins Cotty
Mrs. James Gilbert Wallace
Master Chandler Liddell McMillan
Mrs. Thomas John Way
Master Richard Weeks Poole
Ms. Tiby Trent Weinstein
Master Hamilton Earle Russell IV
Mrs. Raymond Patrick Weston
Master Samuel Stilwell Russell
Mrs. Knox Haynsworth White
Master Louis Charles Sagedy III
Mrs. David Horton Wilkins
Master Daniel Elliott Huger Sterling, junior
Musical Entertainment Jeane Begg, Pianist President’s Bar – seven until eight-thirty Steve Eager, Pianist Poinsett Room – seven until ten-thirty Christ Church Episcopal School Strings Ensemble President’s Ballroom Patio – seven until eight-thirty Claire Stam, Harpist Front Entrance – seven until eight-thirty Furman University String Quartet President’s Ballroom – seven until eight-thirty Right to Party President’s Ballroom – eight-thirty until twelve-thirty
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The cover and art work was adapted from an original pen and ink drawing by Mrs. Jeanet Dreskin. The artwork was designed specifically to be used as the first Rose Ball logo in 1971.