Edition
Winter 2010
The 2010 “Unveiling” at the H.L. Chalfant Gallery in West Chester is a rare opportunity to purchase important antiques and paintings before they turn up elsewhere. With no previews, photographs, […]
Create your own piece of holiday magic at the Master Gardeners” 2nd Saturday program, Wreath Making, on December 12. Master gardener Julia King takes even crafting novices through the step-by-step […]
Tom Burke spent 25 years building custom homes with his father in Delaware. He still builds houses but now his business card reads: “Builder of Fine Bird Homes.” Burke combines […]
The session begins as tentatively as a first date. Teresa Fort stands expectantly on a small platform, dressed in a long, gray gown, shoulders bare. A few steps away, staring […]
Great biographies are ones in which the subject gets so deeply under the writer’s skin that the book compels itself to be written. Such is the case with W. Barksdale […]
Amy Shellington & Kyle Hitchens Greenville Country Club October 3, 2009
Stroud Water Research Center’s “The Water’s Edge” Annual Fundraiser was held on Thursday, October 8, 2009.
Suzanne and I had met on an Alaskan cruise the year before; our instant rapport consisted in part of our passion for travel. When I had the chance to visit […]
Chocolate is one of the few luxury foods that can be savored either by itself or used as an ingredient in cooking. By comparison, wood truffles and caviar, both of […]
Nothing against poinsettias, but for holiday elegance, give me fragrant florists’ cyclamen. Lusciously flowering in fruity shades of pink, cherry red, purple, lavender, and white, each plant is like a […]
It’s easy to picture a little blond girl in a white pinafore, the timeless image of Lewis Carroll’s Alice. It’s thanks to illustrators like John Tenniel, Arthur Rackham, Peter Newell, […]
During the 1990s, Bruce Pepich assembled one of the country’s most significant collections of contemporary craft, and he opened the Racine Art Museum in Wisconsin to house his collection. This […]
Historic Kennett Square hosted its 2nd Annual Fundraising dinner the night before the Brewfest on Friday, October 9. “An Enchanted Evening” was held on the Garden Level of the Genesis […]
This winter, cozy comfort is the “in” look when it comes to all things fashionable. Whether it’s made of pure cashmere, a cashmere-like fabric, faux suede, wool, or a wool […]
When visitors come, what do you take them to see? When a friend showed us The Dream Garden in the Curtis Center in Philadelphia, it felt like a secret treasure […]
The kids are coming home from college. You’re hosting a party for your husband’s firm. Your parents are flying up from Boca. Then there’s New Year’s Eve and that Super […]
