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It’s Not Too Early to Note These End of the Year Tax Tips Caroline Harless, Harless & Associates

As the year comes to a close, your thoughts more likely turn to holiday celebrations than tax preparation. However, preparing for April 15th should begin now so that the process can go as quickly and smoothly as possible.

Here are a few tips to make reporting easier and lower your tax liability as much as possible: • Hold onto the records that support items reported on your tax return and prove income and expenses for at least three years.

• If you own a home or investment property, keep records for expenses including home improvements for at least three years after you have sold or disposed of the property.

• You can defer some of your income until the next tax year and at the same time accelerate upcoming deductions into the current year. If you’ve had a high earning year, this can balance things out.

• Avoid a shortfall by increasing your withholding now. This can help you get caught up before the end-of-year tax tally.

• Decrease your income tax liability by making the maximum contribution to your 401(k) or IRA. This year, that is $17,500 for 401(k) and $5,500 for IRA. • Consider converting your traditional IRA to a Roth IRA, which means you can pay tax now on the conversion, but no taxes in the future.

• It’s the holiday season, so why not give a gift. Gifts of up to $14,000 are tax free, and that number goes up when two spouses are involved.

Greetings & Welcome Back!

Dear Readers to what promises to be another wonderful winter season here in Palm Beach.

The summer, with its many events, & travels far and wide, had us experiencing a myriad of parties with definitive themes.

The Red Cross Ball in Monte Carlo, which is always such a pleasure for me to cover here in these pages, was hosted by the Grimaldi royals and the glowing expectant “mother-tobe”; Princess Charlene.

A Hollywood themed costume party held in Tuxedo Park, harkened back to the days of the golden era.

The Rita Hayworth, Alzheimer’s Association Ball in New York heightened our social awareness and reminded us that Alzhemier’s, as other diseases are non discriminatory.

Closer to home, Camp Boggy Creek welcomed more than 7,000 children afflicted by serious illness, thus bringing some joy into the lives of those youngsters.

Europe this summer held its usual array of cultural happenings from Germany, to Paris, Brussels, Madrid, & Bruges.

Art, fashion & beauty to capture ones attention: thrill us and stimulate us; was at the forefront, once again reminding us all “not to focus in on the bugs, but rather on the butterflies” and be so very grateful for the beauty and positive things we all have in our lives.

I am grateful for my new dog, “Sweetie”, a magnificent Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, who has brought much joy & exuberance into my life, and who has been graciously welcomed by the community. Hence, I join him in warmly welcoming you, back to Palm Beach for another “positively splendid” season!

Maya Johnson & Monsieur Sweetie Best wishes

Maya A. Johnson Publisher and Editor in Chief Maya A. Johnson Co Publisher Sweetie

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In the Presence of H.S.H. Prince Albert II, President of the Monaco Red Cross and H.S.H. Princess Charlene, the 66th Monaco Red Cross Gala was held at the Sporting Monte-Carlo, which celebrated its 40 years of creating a legend.

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Encouraged by the commitments and deep personal convictions of its President, H.S.H Prince Albert II, the Monaco Red Cross, perpetually turned towards helping others, remains dynamic in its respect of its humanitarian and universal ideal.

In this idea, the Monaco Red Cross Gala offers moments of sharing, unity and The Monaco Red Cross humanitarian organisation togetherness in an exceptional ephemeral setting. year,Gala Sandrine Quétier – dressed in Haute Couture house Akris –preThe 66th Monaco RedThis Cross

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sented the Gala and host the Tombola with outstanding musician, composer and producer Marcus Miller, named UNESCO Artist for Peace and spokesperson for The Slave Route project. The undisputed star of female vocal jazz, Diana Krall, opened the Ball. The sultry pianist and singer interpreted with her natural sensuality some of the greatest hits of Jazz.

The Gala’s artistic program Diana Krall Freshlyground The Sporting Summer Band featuring Justin Caldwell & Erin McCarley The work of art donated to the Monaco Red Cross, created by Mateo H.S.H. Prince Albert II, H.S.H. Princess Charlene Mornar Marcus Miller, Diana Krall, H.S.H. Prince

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Alzheimer’s Association® raises more than $1.6 million at the 31st Rita Hayworth Gala in New York October 22nd 2014 – New York: The Alzheimer’s Association® Rita Hayworth Gala was held at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, raising more than $1.6 million for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. Founder and Gala Chair, Princess Yasmin Aga Khan, was joined by her Gala Co-Chair Nicole Sexton, honorees Louise and Stephen Kornfeld and family as well as Mark Locks. Additional guests included Brooke Shields, Patty and John McEnroe, Deborah Norville, Hilary and Bryant Gumbel, Tommy Hilfiger, Brendan Shanahan, Regis Philbin, and Lisa Rinna.

Since the inaugural Rita Hayworth Gala in New York more than three decades ago, the New York and Chicago events have raised more than $65 million to support Alzheimer’s Association’s critical care and research programs.

Princess Yasmin Aga Khan, Gala Co-Chair Nicole Sexton, and the Alzheimer’s Association honored the Kornfeld Family with the Family Philanthropy Award, for their significant commitment to the cause, along with Mark Locks who received the Champion Award, which recognizes individuals for their support and dedication in the fight against Alzheimer’s.

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Tommy Hilfiger, Princess Yasmin Aga Khan, Mark Locks, and Louise Kornfeld

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Nicole Sexton and Princess Yasmin Aga Khan

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Additional guests in attendance included Alzheimer’s Association’s President and CEO Harry Johns and Chief Strategy Officer Angela Geiger, and Gala Steering Committee members Muffie Potter Aston; Sharon Bush; Margo Catsimatidis; Liliana Cavendish; Chele Upton Chiavacci; Somers Farkas; Nurit Kahane Haase; Michele Herbert; Susan Hess; Robin Meltzer and Daryl Simon with Young Leadership Committee members Lizzie Meltzer; Shera Kaan-Lilly and Noah Samuels.

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Baroness W Langer von Langendorff with Abdullah Thuraya Sheikh

Louise Kornfeld,Lady Liliana Cavendish, and Michele Herbert

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Why are Celebrities Admiring Masha Archer’s Jewelry?

Halloween Party 2014 Christian Wiebel (manager), Chef Julio Chavez, Vivian Bordieri Moir (owner)

Food is a culture, a process to bring us together. Actual essence of who we are, common to all; yet significantly differently from table to table. I like to bring to my customers what I bring to my family freedom while they eat and when they drink. I want our community to grow together, my name is Vivian Bordieri Moir and my Staff and I are your next door table!

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Masha has shown at the San Francisco Opera Shop for 25 years. In 2009 her daughter Larissa wrote and edited a book of photographs (also titled ‘The Ritual of the Eye’) chronicling her life and career in her many arts. She considers her jewelry designs to be the culmination of her artistic and cultural heritage.

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Masha’s jewelry is distinctive and eye-catching - not only does it turns heads when one walks into the room, it photographs brilliantly! Some pieces even contain materials that possess a specific light play feature, glowing, shimmering, or changing color under different kinds of light, including flash. The same necklace can transform any outfit, making the plainest suit spectacular, or adding a colorful, artistic flair to a ball gown. This makes them great for the jet setting lifestyle: simply adding a Masha piece to an outfit can transform it from inconspicuous to spotlight-worthy.

Being wearable art, rather than mere objects of fashion, Masha pieces never go out of style. And once seen, they are unforgettable. A necklace made 30 years ago has the same beauty and fascination today as it did at its creation. A celebrity never has to worry that she (or he! Men look great in Masha, too!) is being seen and photographed in something that anyone else has also been seen and photographed in, because every Masha piece is one-of-a-kind. Nor will their Masha pieces eventually seem dated or outmoded. Like all great art, Masha jewelry gets better with age.

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Clients and Collectors • Barbara Walters • Laura Bush • Beyonce Knowles • Joan Collins • Placido Domingo • Mrs. Larry King • Susan Lucci • Elaine Wynn • HRH Princess Turki Bin Nasser • Gene Hackman • Jennifer Love Hewitt • Olga Borodina • Mrs. Norman Lear • Shawn Southwick-King and Larry King • (Raul Julia) • Gladys Knight • Iris Apfel • Samuel Ramey • Ivana Trump • Oprah Winfrey • Sex and the City: The Movie • Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart • Rita Moreno • Sylvia Chase • Mary Wilson (The Supremes) • Erin Brockovich • Colleen Zenk Pinter • Clint Eastwood • Linda and Jerry Bruckheimer • Cynthia Nixon • Baroness Ludmilla Von Trapp • Countess Natalia Kosinsky •

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Missy de Bellis Rapaille and Dr. G. Clotaire Rapaille like to do it in style.

Hollywood Glamour Hollywood Glamour was the theme of their Tuxedo Park party. While there you might have run into Marilyn Monroe, Groucho Marx, Audrey Hepburn, Elvis and Priscilla Presley, or the Phantom of the Opera. The prize for the best costume went to Guy Clark, who was a very convincing Charlie Chaplin. Lindley Hall, Missy and Clotaire’s beautiful mansion, dates back to 1898 and the creation of Tuxedo Park. Warren and Wetmore, the architects who designed Grand Central Station, also designed their home. A very select list of guests included Palm Beach residents and friends.

Among the guests were, Janet and Marc Levy, Bruce Langmaid & Chuck Poole, Geri & Frank Morrow, Peggy and Lew Wheeler, Guido Lombardi and his daughter Leija, Gary Parr, Harrison Morgan & Guy Clark, Michael Finn, Leslie Rose, Dr. Ed Kwan and his wife Susan, Michael Bruno & Alexander Jackowec, Cynthia & Tony Maltese, Barbara & Peter Regna, and Maya Johnson. Aside from dancing to the 12-piece orchestra, there was a 3-course meal and a vodka fountain to keep the party going. Who needs the Hamptons?

Tony Maltese: Fred Astaire Cynthia Maltese: Ginger Rogers

Lindley Hall,Tuxedo Park

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Geri Morrow: Every Hollywood Princess Frank Morrow: Errol Flynn’s Half Brother

Guy Clarke : Charlie Chaplin

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Harrison Morgan: Harold Lloyd, Barbara Regna: Marlene Dietrich Alexander Jackowec

Rachel Bastow: Greta Garbo, Susan Kwan: Priscilla Presley, Lauren Preiss: Julia Roberts Missy de Bellis Rapaille: Audrey Hepburn,Tracy Cast: Betty Boop, Sally Carle: Doris Day

Guy Clarke:Winner of Costume Contest with Dr. G. Clotaire Rapaille

Chuck Poole:William Holeinbush of the William Morris Agency Missy de Bellis Rapaille: Audrey Hepburn Bruce Langmaid:Tad Stonedstreet of the William Morris Agency 10

The Green Room

Lew Wheeler: Jack Nicklaus, Peggy Wheeler: Marilyn Monroe, Barbara Regna: Marlene Dietrich, Dr. G. Clotaire Rapaille : Phantom of the Opera, Peter Regna

Happy Birthday Janet! Janet and Marc Levy

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Touring Camp Boggy Creek The Southeast Advisory Council for Camp Boggy Creek and friends toured the Camp on Saturday, June 21, 2014. It was a great day of fun; learning the specifics of how the Camp operates, seeing the campus, and sharing the day with over 150 children from South Florida who have cancer.

Camp Boggy Creek is located in Eutis, Florida (located just a short drive from Orlando). Since 1996, Camp Boggy Creek has made it possible for children with serious illnesses to enjoy a camp experience in a safe, medically-sound environment. Camp Boggy Creek has welcomed more than 7,000 children from South Florida. Camp Boggy Creek Continues to provide fearless fun and abundant joy in a medically safe environment.

The camp is free of charge.

Heather Hart enjoying her tour at Camp Boggy Creek

Jean and Charles Fischer of Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope

John Hart, partner and attorney of Carlton Fields Jorden Burt and Chairman of the Southeast Advisory Council said, “You can’t imagine the enormity of Boggy and all the work that goes into a medically staffed and safe camp for children who have a serious, terminal illness. After visiting the camp today with my healthy daughter, Heather, I’m even more humbled and filled with compassion for these children. I am committed to help spread the word about the Camp and to raise money to send sick children to this magical place.

For some of these children, it will be the best week of their lives, and for others, it will also be their last summer -- every child deserves to be happy.”

For more information, to get involved locally, go on a tour or make a donation go to www.campboggycreek.org or call Leah Miles at 561-281-1793.

Greg McIntyre, Cathy DiVosta, John Hart, Heather Hart, Diane Stefanos, Leah Miles, Jean Fischer, Maya Johnson, Hayden Hosford, Lawrence Casey, Elizabeth Rogers, and Daren and Carol Fields

June Clark, CEO of Camp Boggy Creek with Charles Fischer, Co-Founder of Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope

- Paul Newman

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“Every child deserves the freedom to laugh, to play, to just be a kid, no matter their illness.”

Cocktail Reception for Camp Boggy Creek

John Hart, Southeast Advisory Council Chairman for Camp Boggy Creek

Heather Hart and her father John Hart Catherine McManus, Trish Flynn, Brendan Prokop, Leah Miles, John Hart, June Clarke, and J Patterson Cooper

June Clark, CEO presenting Alan Karrh with an award for being the top fund-raising team at Camp Boggy Creek Challenge Bike Ride

Jean and Charles Fisher, Founders of Cancer Alliance, with June Clarke, CEO of Camp Boggy Creek, and J Patterson Cooper, chairman of the Board of Directors, Camp Boggy Creek On May 15, 2014 a cocktail reception for Camp Boggy Creek was held at Intech’s Tranquility Garden at CityPlace Towers in West Palm Beach.

Over 75 members of the community gathered at this private event to learn more about Camp Boggy Creek.

Camp Boggy Creek was originally founded by actor, Paul Newman and General Norman Schwarzkopf.

Joe Flloyd Jr., Cathy DiVosta, and Greg McIntyre.

Linda and Scott Crossman

The late Lawrence J. & Florence A. De George of Palm Beach County were original founders in 1996 of Camp Boggy Creek located in Eustis, Florida. Their son Lawrence De George, Jr. a current Board of Directors member and resident of Jupiter accepted a challenge from Charles Fisher, Co-Founder of Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope to match their $50,000 to help send local children from Palm Beach County to Camp.

Charles & Jean Fischer presented that evening a check for $100,000 on behalf of the De George’s and the Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope to Camp Boggy Creek to send children afflicted with cancer from Palm Beach County to attend summer camp at Camp Boggy Creek.

The Chairman of the Southeast Advisory Committee for Camp Boggy Creek is chaired by John Hart, Attorney & Partner at Carlton Fields Jorden Burt. Members include: Lawrence Casey, Cathy DiVosta, Lyda & Alan Karrh, Andrew Kobokso, Charles Fischer, Patricia Flynn, Maya Johnson, Leah Miles, Kerry Morrissey, Michael Nelson and Morakot Srimachi.

Camp Boggy Creek has welcomed more than 7,000 children with serious illnesses from South Florida. Join us as we continue to provide fearless fun and abundant joy in a medically safe environment, always free of charge.

John & Stephanie Pew Photo Credit: Maya Johnson

Michael Nelson

For more information, to get involved locally, go on a tour or make a donation go to www.campboggycreek.org or call Leah Miles at 561-281-1793.

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For more than a quarter century, Heath & Co. has been Palm Beach’s go-to place for top-quality lamps, shades and light fixtures.

Nestled in the heart of Antique Row, the store also offers rewiring services and award-winning porcelain restoration.

“We have one of the largest selection of shades, and we can make any shade, from 2 inches to 8 feet,” says Alan Salomon, owner of Heath, which has been open in West Palm Beach since 1985. Lamps, chandeliers and other fixtures fill the showroom. “We do stores, we do restaurants and we offer the finest in fixtures from around the world,” Mr. Salomon says. “We also ship globally as well. China, Italy, India, California.”

Heath & Co. also sells an array of furnishings and accessories to highlight any decor, and in keeping with its location on Antique Row, there also are numerous antique and vintage items to lend character to just about any look.

“We’re going into our third generation. We’ve had mothers, grandmothers, the kids and the kids’ dorms when they go off to college,” Mr. Salomon says.

“We have some ugly lamps come in here, and when they leave, they’re beautiful.”

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Art Dealer & Appraiser Lydia Sudick with 17th century Italian painting by Luca Giordano, titled; “Allegory of Fame”

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pproximately 100 art enthusiasts were in attendance at the Lydia Sudick Fine Art Gallery, of Hobe Sound, Florida, for the vernissage and retrospective of the Baroness Waltraud von Schwarzbek’s paintings on May 1, 2014. Ms Sudick, an art dealer and appraiser, who over the past 23 years has specialized in Old Masters paintings, chose a living artist for her gallery’s inaugural exhibition.

Her former gallery in Montecito, California dealt in primarily Italian, French & Dutch paintings of the 17th & 18th centuries. Hence, why the departure for the gallerist and appraiser; who also at the moment has a stunning Old Master painting of an angel, titled, “Allegory of Fame”, on offer, by the 17th century Neapolitan painter, Luca Giordano which dates from around 1650?

The answer is simple. When the Baroness & Ms. Sudick met, they instantly recognized in each other that both had their love of art, and their professional lives in the art world, steeped within the Old Master tradition. Baroness von Schwarzbek was trained and studied classically in Munich, Germany, and paints in the Old Master tradition. Her floral still life pieces have been compared to those of the great masters, such as Jan van Huysum, Jan van Kessel & Abraham Bosschaert. Her stellarly impressive, and hallmark original work, titled, “Nature’s Wonder”, is the centerpiece for the exhibit at Lydia Sudick Fine Art, and will be on view and offer throughout the season of 2014-2015. For more information on the Baroness and Lydia Sudick Fine Art, or to arrange an appointment to view the works, please contact the gallery at: Lydia Sudick Fine Art 8958 SE Bridge Road Hobe Sound, Florida 33455 Telephone: 772 932-7988 Mobile: 914 261-9009 Email: lsudickfineart@yahoo.com www.lydiasudickfineart.com Lydia is also a part of the Berlin based “Auctionata” to view her profile visit: auctionata.com/p/93415/lydia-sudick-hobe-sound

Happy Birthday Brownie McLean!

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Carol Jaeger, Simon Taylor, Alice Kandell, Jimmy Roberts, Anne Marie Haymes

Season Opening Party and Performance with Composer, Pianist and Voice of Elegant Wit

Jimmy Roberts Wednesday, November 5, at 264 The Grille When Jimmy Roberts isn’t composing hits like “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” (the second longest running Off-Broadway show), Jimmy Roberts is enchanting audiences with Beethoven, Beatles and Bach, Gershwin, Sondheim,Vivaldi and more in his virtuoso blend of humor, pathos and classical and popular music. As our featured “Legend” at the Theater Guild’s seasonopening party in Palm Beach, Jimmy shared stories and insights about how hits are made, including the shows he’s working on now in New York.

To complete this night of fun and intriguing exploration of musical traditions and hits, the Palm Beach Theater Guild proudly to cohosted this opening party and performance with Legends Radio, the station at 100.3 FM founded by Palm Beach’s Dick Robinson to showcase the Great American Songbook and artists including Sinatra, Rod Stewart, Ella Fitzgerald, Diana Krall, Harry Connick, Jr. and more.

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Dr. Jim Kemblowski, Heather Wyser-Pratte, Dennis Hoffman

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Simon Taylor

James Wirths III, Susan Wirths,Tom & Babs Putnam

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Me, Jimmy Roberts, Actress and Singer Adele Zin

Douglas Jencks, Carol Jaeger, Larry Laslo (Happy Birthday Larry!)

WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF PALM BEACH, INC 2014-2015 Distinguished Speaker Series

Carol Jaeger, Vice Chairwoman, Doug Evans, Chairman of the Board

Celeste Simon, CEO of World Affairs Council of Palm Beach

Tuesday, February 17, PB- Colony Douglas J. Feith Director, Center for National Security Strategies Unraveling of the International Order in Middle East & Around the Globe

Thursday, October 23 - PB Colony Reza Marashi Director of Research at the National Iranian American Council Iran, Israel & the United States: Hopeful Change or More of the Same

Tuesday, December 16, PB- Mar-a-Lago Ambassador Roger F. Noriega (WAC Members Only ) Founder & Director Vision Americas; Former U.S. Ambassador to OAS The Turmoil in Latin America and What To Do About It

Tuesday, March 10, PB- Mara-a-Lago Dr. Fiona Hill (Members Only) SPONSORED BY CAROL JAEGER, DOUGLAS JENCKS

Director of Center on US & Europe, and Foreign Policy Programs at Brookings Inst Mr. Putin: Operative in the Kremlin

Tuesday, November 11, Man - Eau PB Dr. Robert Watson Professor American Studies Lynn U; Sr Fellow Florida Joint Center for Citizenship America’s First Crisis: 200 Years Later.

Thursday, January 8, PB - Colony Bill Gertz Senior Editor of The Washington Free Beacon The Threat From China

Tuesday, March 24, PB- Colony Gary C. Gambill Shillman-Ginsburg Fellow and General Editor of the Middle East Forum Syria and Iraq:The Case for Partition

Tuesday, December 2,PB - Brazillian Ct. Dr. Christine Fair Assistant Professor Security Studies Edmund A.Walsh School of Georgetown Univ Fighting to the End:The Pakistan Army’s Way of War

Tuesday, January 20, PB- Mar-a-Lago Dr. G. Clotaire Rapaille ( WAC Members Only ) International Expert on Archetypal Marketing, Creativity and Innovation The Third Unconscious and How It influences World Affairs

Tuesday, April 7, PB- Colony Randolph J. May Founder and President of The Free State Foundation The Global Internet:The Promises & Perils of Proposed New Structures

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