Garden Party at Historic Estate

Maureen Kunitz, Julie Akers, Courtney Casey, Margherita Lutz, Andrea Burridge, Bari Kesner, Stephanie Brzozowski,  and Megan Brotschul
Maureen Kunitz, Julie Akers, Courtney Casey, Margherita Lutz, Andrea Burridge, Bari Kesner, Stephanie Brzozowski, and Megan Brotschul

Photos by Kai Reinhard

Friends of 505 S. County Line Road, a group of philanthropic local women, hosted an exclusive garden party in June to support renovations of the historic and iconic estate which dates back to the early 1900s.

The home was selected by House Beautiful magazine as its “Whole Home Project” for an upcoming feature in the publication.■

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Kirsten Douglass and Sandra Wasson

Sarah Barclay, Maria Shepherd, Megan Pack, Kristin Burton

 

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The Hinsdale Central tennis team took second in the state and has won 14 straight top-3 trophies.  
<br><i>Photo courtesy of Hinsdale Central High School</i>

Netting Another Prize

Representative Chuy Garcia welcomed the family to his office.

A Turn for the Better

From left to right, Theresa Nevling, Lisa Everette, Village President Greg Hart, Maureen Hegarty, Beth Waldo and Kristina Goel pose with the proclamation for ALCW’s 30 years of service.

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The Influence Economy

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CPHC members participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.

FINS UP!

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