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9 La Dolce Vita

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42 Jennifer’s Market Place

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50 Pet of the Month

51 Wedding Bells – Chase/Wagner

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R E M E M B E R I N G

A gentleman and a scholar,

a family man and a truly

humble guy. Those are the

words you think of when

describing Nick Balich. He passed away this fall, leaving an incred-

ible legacy and lasting memories for the state of Arizona and the

social community.

In 1992 I was first introduced to Nick and his lovely wife Diana at a

Phoenix Suns game by Christi Warner Beyer. At the time, the Suns

were in the playoffs and the energy in the newly built America West

Arena was high. Not a sports fan, I spent the game picking lent off

my sweater while the rest of the stadium worked its self into a frenzy.

We all stopped at El Chorro Lodge for cocktails after the game. Nick

excused himself and picked up the tab. He would do this time and

time again for the next several decades. Diana and Nick were high

flyers on the social scene and deeply loved by the community they

helped to build.

Nick’s long career at Phelps Dodge was more than impressive. The

Bisbee native and University of Arizona football star, who spent 37

years with the corporation, became involved in numerous charitable

organizations. His community involvement in sports, tax research,

government affairs and Phoenix social world would thrust Nick to

the pinnacle of giving back to our Valley. He will always be noted for

taking the Fiesta Bowl to its highest level. His commitment to ATRA,

Kids Voting, Goldwater Institute, Boys and Girls Clubs, Elks, Masonic

National Conference of Christians and Jews and on and on, were just

a few of the organizations to receive his Midas touch. What a guy!

Nick Balich will always be remembered as a soft spoken gentle

giant. He was a man whose smile could illuminate the darkest of

ball rooms. He had the ability to make everyone he met feel as if

they were his best friend. One of the last true empire builders of the

20th century, he did business on a hand shake rather then a legal

contract. Nick always put his large family first and beamed when they

all followed suit in the philanthropic world. He changed our commu-

nity and its people from all walks of life for the better. He seldom if

ever took credit for his vast accomplishments. People like Nick Balich

only come around once in a life time. Heaven just inherited perhaps

its most gracious angel ever.

Remembering ... Nick Balich

By Bill Dougherty

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T R E N D S M A G A Z I N E 9

By Bill Dougherty

Can you believe the holidays are already upon us? Where did the fall go? I’ll tell you where it went, straight to the non-stop luncheons that now canvas The Valley. We had reporters at so many that we decided to dedicate our January issue to them. It would be wrong to throw them into a Best of Everything page in the back of the magazine. Since there’s so little going on in December, we felt it was apropos.

People are talking about the triumphant success of the Phoenix Theatre gala. Just the other morning I had breakfast with Marylou Stephens who seems to be the director of just about everything at the theatre. We met at Vincent’s along with one of my star reporters Carol Bennett to discuss, not only the success of the Applause Gala, chaired by Lynn Love, Char Hubble and Jennifer Carmer (watch her

fly), but also our great partnership with the Phoenix Theatre. Michael Barnard’s ears must have been burning! You might remember that it was just a short few years ago that he, along with Melanie Dillman and a lot of past Heart Ball chairs, put the theatre on the high society map. Starting in

January, Trends will be showcasing its fine programs and plays. It’s the first time in the 32-year history of our publication that we have embarked on such a great journey. We hope you enjoy the new feature in 2015.

You’ve known for years that Linda Pope is a true genius. But what you probably didn’t know is that for the last several years she’s been quietly working on her own television show, which just made its debut on the TLC net-work. “Ballroom Blitz” follows the lives of ladies and gentlemen who compete in ballroom dance throughout the country and perhaps even the world. We wanted to hold a launch party at our Paradise

Valley home, which we have dubbed Green Acres. The home is a 1961 Palm Springs modern and the rather lengthy work in progress included having dozens of trees and shrubs removed recently. Sadly, we can no longer refer to it as Grey Gardens. Anyway the show aired the day before Thanksgiving, so Linda asked us to shelve the party for perhaps another time. Such a shame as our guests could have had so much fun

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The other afternoon we met with Mikki Eveloff of The Clotherie at Vincent’s Bistro, the hottest place to see and be seen in the commu-nity for lunch. Darling Mikki, like the rest of the Valley, is devastated over the loss of her spouse Greg who died suddenly over the sum-mer. We spoke of what a fine man Greg was and his gentle and quiet philanthropy and style. Under his leadership The Clotherie shot to international recognition and great fame. We also spoke of the future of the gallant men’s store. Our sales manager Patrice Metzler and I were both clothing buyers in another life and we told Mikki that we were happy to help, should she need anything. Mikki assured us that it was business as usual and that she would be taking over the opera-tions. After our lunch concluded, I began to think of widows who had gone on to take their late husband’s companies to the pinnacle of success. Olive Beech quietly assumed the role of CEO of Beechcraft and took the light plane manufacturer to all-time highs. She would become the most awarded woman in aviation in the 20th century. Joan Crawford became an international ambassador for Pepsi Cola following her husband’s untimely death. She would spend the next 22 years opening Pepsi plants around the world and helped the soft drink company achieve record profits. Kathrine Graham, noted more for being an international socialite in the 1950s and early ‘60s, became the publisher of the Washington Post, when her much-troubled hus-band took his life in the fall of 1963. Ms. Graham would become the first women to head a Fortune 500 company and collaborated exten-

sively with two reporters on the Watergate scandal, ending the Nixon administration. Mikki Eveloff has great style, wit and intelligence; she will certainly follow the above-mentioned ladies. Just watch her soar!

When was the last time you were served caviar at a charity ball? Probably in the roaring ‘80s? Well just the other night at the Biltmore Resort, the 2014 Phoenix Heart Ball Chair Brenda Howard did just that and a lot more too. I’ve attended the ball since the 1980s. It’s had highs and lows, like any other ball in town, but the other night was magical! I have to be careful since my own wife presided over the 50th anniversary of the ball five years ago, so I’ll just end by saying it was an absolutely extraordinary evening and that it was simply flawless.

From all of us at Trends, Happy Holidays. We’ll see you next year!

In Cocktail Polo News you should know:

In Cocktail Polo News You Should Know: That karma’s a bitch and so is a woman who now has little good karma because she was so mean to so many. That the social community has grown tired of men and women who can’t seem to stay away from their phones at charitable events. That a couple you all know and adore seem to be party-crashing cocktail receptions at opulent affairs, fleeing minutes before dinner is served since they didn’t pay for seats. That an inconvenient woman needs to go back to the west side and stop stalking former boyfriends. That a breathtakingly beautiful socialite, who once spread sunshine and loveli-ness, seems to have soured, criticizing all but her closest friends. That a philanthropist you all know will quietly gift the less fortunate this holiday season and refuse to take any credit. That two beautiful socialites are coming unglued as their ex-husbands are being seen around town with very attractive women. Now you’re all caught up until next year.

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Photography & Design Studio 480.947.4214www.image-industry.com 7004 Main Street [email protected] Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Photos by Scott Foust, Image-Industry

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D I N I N G

Founded by classically trained chef Jennifer Russo-Fitzgerald of Jennifer’s Catering, The Market is your one-stop shop for every din-ing and catering need. Plan a flawless event with our curbside catering to go. Or dine in – delighting your senses and indulging your tastes with local ingredients. Enjoy community events in our kitchen or rent our venue for your own party! Whatever your culinary palate desires, look no further than The Market By Jennifer’s.

The Market by Jennifer’s is located at 3603 E. Indian School Road, Suite A, in Phoenix. For more information, visit the website at www.jenniferscatering.com or call 602.626.5050.

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Aniversary Special 4 course meal

includes glass of wine or cocktail

$40Holiday Events at Avanti:

Thanksgiving – Nov 27Christmas Eve – Dec 24New Years Eve – Dec 31

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PARTIES The Porch Party

FAB FOUR4 community leaders chaired the bash

DOWNTOWN WHERE ALL THE LIGHTS ARE BRIGHTThe Sheraton Downtown

HONORARY CHAIRSMichael Gordon and Kay Kays

Bob and Edgy NenadNita Francis with Jacque Chadwick and Phil Francis Sheri and Ron Jackson Paula and Bob Hardison


Lynn Ward with Steve Schild and Nandita Keole Tim and Pam Keefe Molly and Bob Stockley

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I N T E R V I E W

For more than 2 decades Florentine design-er Chiara Boni has outfitted the world in her amazing fashions. In all natural fabric that stretches, they give the lovely ladies of Milan designs for the rich and famous as well as the everyday woman. She dropped by Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale and we had the chance to speak with her.

What happens to your line when you die? I hope it continues. Look what Karl Lagerfeld did for Chanel. He resurrected a line that had almost vanished. I know Coco Chanel is looking down on him and

although they had different styles, she has to be happy. I hope my line goes on for a long time.

Who are your favorite designers? Emilio Pucci was a great inspiration to me. He used fabrics in his ski line in the early 1960s that stretched with the body. Although his fabrics are no longer available today, I hope my own fabrics are much like his were then.

Where would you like to live? Florence! Although I enjoy living in Milan, there is nothing like the beauty, culture and art of my native city.

Who are your everyday heroes? Doctors and anyone else who has a soul. Someone that can cure the Ebola virus.

Who inspired your craft? My mother and father. Although they were not rich, they were always beautifully dressed. They may not have had a lot but what they had was

magnificent. And of course Lucio Fontana. His paintings and sculptures still mesmerize me and also my fashions.

On what occasion do you fib or exaggerate? I always try to be honest. If you lie, it always catches up with you in the end.

What’s the hardest part of your job? I would not say my job is hard. It’s very challenging at times. I wake up happy every day, because I know there is someone out there I can make beautiful.

What are your most cherished possessions? My two dogs, my son and my collection of handmade furniture.

What 7 people living or dead would you invite to your dinner party? My ex-husband. My son. 4 women with a sense of humor. Marcello Mastroianni. and George Clooney and his new bride ... Sorry I picked more than I should.

10 Questions for … Chiara Boni of La Petite Robe


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I N T E R V I E W

Mary Alice Malone looks more like a Ralph

Lauren equestrian model then a beautiful

and elegant proprietor of London’s hot-

test shoe line. The other morning she and

her dashing business partner Roy Luwolt

dropped by Saks Fifth Avenue, Phoenix.

They were there for the much-anticipated

Key to the Cure and to showcase their

elegant line in the store’s posh shoe salon.

It was there that we had the opportunity to

ask her 8 questions.

Who are some of your favorite designers? I have many. I respect the

works of Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo,

Jean Paul Gaultier and others.

What do you consider your finest hour professionally? I think it’s right

now. Everything that I’ve dreamed about

seems to be coming into place at the

right moment.

Who inspired your craft? My

grandmother. She could do anything and

had great style.

On what occasion do you fib or exaggerate? I try not to. It’s more the

opposite. I’m brutally honest. It gets me

into trouble.

What’s the hardest part of your job? My impatience.

Who are your everyday heroes? My mother and the knowledge and love

that she has given me.

What are your most cherished possessions? Nothing material. They

would be my family and friends.

What 7 people living or dead would you invite to your dinner party? Russ Meyer. Linda K. Hogan.

Quentin Tarantino. Havelock

8 Questions for … Mary Alice Malone of Malone Souliers



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PARTIES AZ Costume Institute at the Phoenix Art Museum

STYLE WATCHPriscilla Nicholas and Lynne Love

HONORABLE MENTIONDennita Sewell

FASHION FORWARDThe Arizona Costume Institute

PERFECT VENUEThe Phoenix Art Museum

Dennita Sewell John Sandoval and Chris Bermant Lynne Love and Priscilla Nicholas Michelle Blincoe and Pune Ghebleh


Barbara Kammerzell and Diana Lamb Cody Nathaniel Johnson and Gina Garcia Gail and Ashley Sexton

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For more than four decades, Freddie Leiba has dressed countless models, actors and musicians for magazine covers, editorial and advertising campaigns. In the 1970s, Leiba established himself as a fashion visionary as a member of Andy Warhol’s team that launched the groundbreaking Interview magazine. Since then, he has served as the Creative Director of Harper’s Bazaar and Contributing Fashion Director at InStyle Magazines.

FREDDIE LEIBA

Arizona Costume Institute’s

HOLIDAY LUNCHEONTUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 , 11 AMPHOENIX ART MUSEUM

CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION WITHRENOWNED PIANIST CAIO PAGANO

LUNCHEON AND PROGRAM WITHFREDDIE LEIBA, LEADING FASHION STYLIST

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YOUR GUESTS AND THEIR CARS DESERVE VIP TREATMENT.

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C H A R I T Y S P O T L I G H T

What makes the Arizona Costume Institute’s Holiday Luncheon so special? The Holiday Luncheon has become a Valley tradition held at the Phoenix Art Museum and is the major fundraising event. On view will be a number of rarely seen garments from the Fashion Design Department Collection specifically selected by Benefactor members of Arizona Costume Institute.

Are there any other special reasons to attend? Freddie Leiba, stylist to the stars will be the featured speaker. Freddie may be New York’s best kept secret as he has worked with music industry entertainers, screen and stage icons, as well as those who are famous in the fashion world. And, world renowned Maestro Ciao Pagnao will provide musical selections at the piano during the Champagne Reception and silent auction prior to the luncheon.

As Holiday Luncheon chair, what is your vision regarding the success of this event? I hope to convey the diversity embodied within the museum's fashion collection.

What is this year's theme and why? Our theme this year is " Celebrate....Style. Beauty. Individuality. " Fashion

encompasses everyone, everyday. It allows us all to express ourselves visually.

The Phoenix Art Museum’s Fashion Design Collection consists of what kinds of clothing items? The Collection consists of over 5,000 items from the 17th century to present day. Articles include men’s and women’s clothing such as suits, gowns, capes, shoes, purses and hats that were acquired by donations or purchased by ACI.

When was ACI established? The Arizona Costume Institute was founded in 1966 to support Phoenix Art Museum's Fashion Design Department in the acquisition and preservation of garments and accessories of historical and aesthetic significance. It is one among only a few in the entire country.

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P E T S O F T H E M O N T H

Ruby

Ruby is quite the gem! Her stunning tortie point markings and captivating blue eyes make her one exotic looking kitty. Very curi-ous, Ruby likes to hide in fun places and leaps out to chase her toys! She appears reserved at first, then she steps into the light to have you entertain her. Her favorite thing to do is pop up as you’re reading or writing. She tries to help you turn the page or assist in your penmanship. She uses the spiral binding of a notebook or binder to scratch her chin. Ruby is available at the Arizona Humane Society’s Campus for Compassion located at 1521 West Dobbins Road in Phoenix.

Buster Brown

Buster Brown is an 8-week-old Mastiff and Boxer mix who seems to be aware of his high rating on the adorable scale with his wrinkled brow and droopy puppy eyes. This pup is big on play and with oversized paws and clumsy puppy antics; Buster per-forms somersaults as he attempts to carry a stuffed toy that’s twice his size while romp-ing across the yard. Thanks to a dedicated foster family, Buster is partially housetrained and has mastered the sit command but he will need a family with a large house, a spacious yard, a full-sized car and a heart big enough for a dog that will one day grow to be colossal sized. Buster Brown is available at the Arizona Humane Society’s Campus for Compassion located at 1521 West Dobbins Road in Phoenix.

To visit additional animals in need of a home, visit www.azhumane.org.

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THE COUPLE Rachel Erica Chase of Phoenix

Eric Matthew Wagner of Syosset, New York

MEET THE PARENTS Ken and Cheryl Chase of Phoenix

Mark and Debbie Wagner of Syosset, New York

NUPTIALS Hotel Del Coronado, Windsor Lawn, Coronado, California

RECEPTION Hotel Del Coronado Ball Room

THE RING Designed by the Groom

THE FLOWERS Organic Elements of San Diego, California

THE CATERER Hotel Del Coronado

THE CAKE Michele Coulon Dessertier of La Jolla, California

THE BRIDAL GOWN Lhuillier – M. Bride of La Jolla, California

WEDDING PLANNER Victoria Schroeder of San Diego, California

INVITATIONS Invitation Factory – Carol Smith of La Jolla, California

THE PHOTOGRAPHER Robert Evans of Los Angeles, California

THE HONEYMOON The Four Seasons at Moorea and Bora Bora

SOMETHING DIFFERENT % The invitations were in a box with sand, seashells, and starfish

% Rachel’s childhood dream was to be married at Hotel Del

Coronado. She spent every summer there as a little girl.

% An artist was at the wedding, painting the ceremony as a surprise

gift for the Bride and Groom from the Bride’s parents.

% The flowers were donated after the wedding to

Forget Me Not Foundation.

% Late night gourmet Mac and Cheese Bar.

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