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Auction Journal AUCTION JOURNAL NANCY DAVIS AND TOMMY HILFIGER PRESENT May 8, 2009 Hyatt Regency Century Plaza THE 16TH ANNUAL RACE TO ERASE MS TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 Welcome to The Race to Erase MS Silent Auction! Our amazing items are displayed in the California Showroom on the California Level, two floors below the lobby of the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza. Page Item Auction Committee 2 Live Auction 5 1-9 Travel 11 100-151 Fashion 23 200-245 Sports 33 300-360 That’s Entertainment 47 400-440 Jewels 57 500-525 Cuisine 65 600-643 Children’s Menagerie 75 700-723 Luxury 83 800-840 Art and Home Décor 93 900-918 Hollywood Handbags 99 1000 Internships 103 1100-1105 List of Donors 107 Auction Rules 113 Silent Auction Friday, May 8, 2009 6:30-8:30 pm Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Los Angeles, California The Silent Auction, and our very special Live Auction, include a unique collection of rare and extraordinary treasures. Countless volunteers have contributed their skill to develop this showcase with its vast array of gifts from generous donors throughout the world. Funds raised through the Auction will further critical research to find the cause and ultimate cure for the disease of multiple sclerosis. Therefore, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for bidding generously and for helping all of those afflicted with MS enjoy a better today as well as strengthen their belief in a better tomorrow. AUCTION COMMITTEE Page 2 Auction Chairmen Nancy Davis Lynn Palmer Auction Committee 2009 Lisette Ackerberg Brett Gursky Lynn Palmer Tracy Allen Mary Hall Ross Debbie Pattillo Julie Araskog Leeanne Hansen Julie Philips Tom Arnold Amanda Harlib Jackie Benderski-Rahn Jake Avnet Nikki Haskell Jackie Reiver Dan and Donna Aykroyd Jane Haxton-Edholm Melissa Richardson-Akkaway Justine Bloomingdale Becky Hernreich Nicole Richie Christina Brinkerhoff Kathy Hilton Brenda Richie Juliette Brinkerhoff Carolyn Hinsey Barbara Robinson Jo Champa Ghada Irani Nichelle Robinson Jordan Cohen Anne Franklin Johnson Liz Lippincott Rosen Steven Cojocaru Faith Kates Kathleen Rosenbloom Mary Conner Jena King Dove Rudman Erica Courtney Lauren King Tawny Sanders Claudia Curry Hill Sheila Kolker Laura Sandler Tracy Danza Sami Kriegstein Kirsten Sarkisian Erica Dasher Brooke Lande Glen Schneider Alexander Davis Francine LeFrak Melanie Segal Brandon Davis Alexandra Leighton Colleen Segal Jason Davis Dr. Patricia Lesavoy Iris Smith Barbara Davis Debbie Lustig Luciana Solomon Dana Davis Cammy MacMillan Judy Swartz Dennis Estes Kim Marshall Imtiaz Tar Toni Ferrara Acacia May Josephine Tataryan Holly Freeman Pam McMahon Zhanna Tataryan Jennifer Gardner Mary Milner Linda Thompson Jim Garfield Susan Montgomery Jamie Tisch Ginger Grace Lizza Monet Morales Julia Van Hees AJ Greer Sabine Niederberghaus-Lesavoy Arda Yemenidjian LIVE AUCTION NANCY DAVIS AND TOMMY HILFIGER PRESENT LIVE AUCTION Page 5 1. Lamborghini Number 1 Value: $259,570.000. This is the ultimate Italian car for the American Dreamer. Minimum Bid: $182,000.00 The very first 2009 Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder to be delivered Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A, in the United States can be yours tonight at the Race to Sant’Agata, Bolognese, ITALY Erase MS 2009 Auction. With the new Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder, Lamborghini has created a driving experience like 2. Tommy’s Paradise Adventure no other – fascinating design, breathtaking performance The living is easy and extremely dreamy as you and your and extreme handling characteristics come together with 15 guests experience seven days and six nights the sump- all the sensual intensity and open-air pleasure that only a tuous living at Tommy Hilfiger’s luxurious private hide- soft-top super sports car can deliver. This exclusive Lam- away, “Palm Beach,” on the magical Caribbean island of borghini was created specifically for the Race to Erase MS. Mustique. Located in the West Indies, near St. Lucia and The car is configured with black interior and exterior with Barbados, the island was privately purchased in 1958 and subtle orange accents for luxurious individuality. With developed as a retreat for England’s royalty and hip set, the new Spyder, Lamborghini combines the LP 560-4’s attracting top stars such as Mick Jagger and David Bowie. class-topping 560 horsepower engine with its permanent Today a private company keeps tight control over this four-wheel drive system, propelling it from 0-60 in less elite and prestigious 1,400-acres island. Tommy’s “Palm than 4 seconds with a top speed of 201 mph. Additional Beach” estate, located next to Mick Jaggers’ private getaway, luxurious features include: six speed indie-car style shift- is a grand six-bedroom home with five additional guest ing, iPod connection, Bluetooth connection, fully electric cottages, all built in gorgeous local sea-coral stone, which and heated seats, anti-theft system, navigation system, and sleeps altogether 16 people. “Palm Beach” took three-and- Cordelia black rims. The Lamborghini name has become a-half years to complete after the Hilfiger’s fell in love with synonymous with gorgeous, high-performance vehicles. it and decided to make this their chosen paradise escape. Manufacturing of these beautiful works of art is limited Furnished in the British colonial style with Messel artifacts and only a select number of Lamborghinis are produced and antiques brought from London (including some from each year. This Number 1 in the “order bank” of the 2009 the sale of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor’s Estate), Palm Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder will purr as your hands grip the Beach is truly an Eden of luxury and relaxation. Encom- leather steering wheel as you experience the thrill that only passing a seven-day unforgettable island adventure, your a Lamborghini experience can provide as you roar down Tommy Hideaway Adventure begins as you and your party Pacific Coast Highway for no other reason than to enjoy of 15 of your dearest friends meet here for this experience your ride. The navigation system, rear view camera, heated that only a few will ever be able to enjoy. While here, seats, and lifting system all enhance this once in a lifetime enjoy the luxury of a full staff, private chef, masseuse and opportunity. A travel kit, a branding kit, and a style kit are no shortage of adventures to experience in this tropical included for your personal enjoyment and to complete your playground surrounded by miles and miles of stunning Lamborghini encounter – an encounter that will last a shoreline. Partake in the many pleasures of Mustique lifetime as your Lamborghini will far surpass any previous including the best diving and coral-reef snorkeling, ten- car experience you may have had or have ever dreamed of. nis, scuba diving, sailing and windsurfing, sport fishing, The Number 1 Lamborghini 2009 Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder kayaking, surfing, horseback riding, tropical forest canopy will be delivered to the fortunate winner of this auction item tours as well as local historical tours and relaxing walks in late May or early June 2009. Imagine stepping on the gas along the white sand beaches. Tommy Hilfiger is world pedal of a Lamborghini on the open road. You own it, now, renowned for translating a fresh perspective into traditional, what are you waiting for? all-American styling and you are about to experience the LIVE AUCTION Page 6 heart of this man and visit one of his personal places from Value: $60,000.00 which he draws his inspiration for his life, for his company, Minimum Bid: $15,000.00 and ultimately, for you. Travel to and from Mustique is not Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita, Punta Mita, Mexico included. This is a once-in-a-lifetime rare opportunity to enjoy the high island life like no one has ever experienced 4. Shopping and Lunch with Paris and it before. Nicky Hilton! Value: $125,000.00 One lucky winner will have a rare once-in-a-lifetime op- Minimum Bid: $25,000.00 portunity to shop Robertson Boulevard with the fun and Tommy Hilfiger, Greenwich, Connecticut stylish sister duo, Paris and Nicky Hilton. Follow along with these stars beginning at the fashionable Kitson boutique 3. The Mexican Riviera with a $500 certificate where you will indulge your fashion Punta Mita is an unrivaled luxurious Mexican destination fantasies, then move on to Nanette Lepore boutique with and vacation experience. Mexico’s west coast boasts ideal another gift certificate for $1,000. You will be helped and weather and a magical charm that continues to attract styled by these two Hilton fashion icons at both locations. those seeking the perfect vacation. Located on the northern After this dazzling dream come true for any fashionista, you tip of the Bahía de Banderas, one of the largest natural will enjoy a fabulous lunch with Paris and Nicky at The Ivy bays on the Pacific Coast, this resort is beautifully spread on Robertson! This is sure to be a very memorable day in so out over 2,700 acres of the Mexican coastal peninsula. The many ways and for so many reasons! Date will be deter- white sandy beaches, clear turquoise waters and views of mined based on all parties’ schedules. the mountains are unparalleled. Wander along the long Value: Priceless winding paths until you come upon your four bedroom Minimum Bid: $3,000.00 Beach Front Villa featuring butler and concierge service, an Paris and Nicky Hilton, Los Angeles, California infinity edge pool, state-of-the-art electronics and private Kitson, Los Angeles, California outdoor showers. Here, for 3 nights and 4 days, you and Nanette Lepore, Los Angeles, California seven very lucky guests will enjoy breakfast prepared in your butler serviced four-bedroom beach front villa daily, go 5.
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