Team CIRCA was out in force last week both in Washington DC and Palm Beach. Last Thursday in our nation’s capital, CIRCA DC Director Lee Siegel joined Pamela Sorensen of
Pamela’s Punch fame, to rub elbows with Washington’s most fashionable. First stop was Passport to Style at
the Shops at Wisconsin Place, benefitting the
Hope for Henry Foundation and
Washington Humane Society’s Fashion for Paws. It was a great event for two great causes, with delicious bites and other samples from some of DC’s finest establishments, and even a mini catwalk. Next it was on to 15th Street for
Fashion Washington’s Third Anniversary Party at
Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams. The venue was as chic as the crowd, and the bartenders served an array of clear liquid concoctions to match the stark white décor. Happy birthday FW!
Meanwhile, further south, Tracy Sherman, Director of CIRCA Palm Beach, and CIRCA co-founder Jeffrey Singer hosted a pre-event cocktail reception celebrating the honorees of the
Families First of Palm Beach County annual luncheon. The Thursday evening reception was an intimate gathering of the charity’s benefactors and this year’s honorees, and was held on the terrace at the Palm Beach Towers. The next day at the Families First 5th annual Children’s Day Awards Luncheon, the gold and diamond hinged cuff that CIRCA donated to the raffle went to one very excited winner who reluctantly agreed to “timeshare” the bracelet with a disappointed friend. CIRCA will continue its support of Families First throughout the year by donating 10% of the purchase price of any items we buy from people who mention this sponsorship.
Captions: Top L-R: CIRCA D.C. Director Lee Siegel, Anne Cynammon of the Washington Post, CIRCA Marketing Director Beth Godfrey, CIRCA's Natalie Newman; Bottom L-R: CIRCA Palm Beach Director Tracy Sherman; CIRCA co-founder and vice president Jeffrey Singer; CIRCA's Brenda Wells.
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