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Welcome to the RACE to Erase MS Silent Auction! 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 Century Plaza. Page Item Auction Committee . 2 Live Auction . 3 1 - 11 Travel . 9 100 - 153 Fashion . 23 200 - 242 Sports . 33 300 - 364 That’s Entertainment . 47 400 - 435 Jewels . 55 500 - 542 Cuisine . 65 600 - 645 Children’s Menagerie. 77 700 - 712 Luxury . 83 800 - 840 Art and Home Decor . 93 900 - 929 Hollywood Handbags. 101 1000 Internships. 105 1100 - 1107 List of Donors. 109 Auction Rules. 115 Silent Auction Friday, May 2, 2008 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Century City, California The Silent Auction, and our very special Live Auction, include a unique collection of rare and extraordinary treasures. Countless volunteers have contributed their skills 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 Lisette Ackerberg Leeanne Hansen Berna Ozlem Giovanni Agnelli Nikki Haskell Lynn Palmer Tracy Allen Jane Haxton-Edholm Debbie Pattillo Julie Araskog Becky Hernreich Brooke Perez Loren Arditi Kathy Hilton Marnie Pozil Tom Arnold Ghada Irani Jackie Benderski-Rahn Leslie Aronzon Anne Franklin Johnson Joyce Rey Rose Barondess Faith Kates Melissa Richardson Kathryn Belton Jena King Brenda Richie Jenny Belushi Lauren King Nicole Richie Scott Bloom Sheila Kolker Barbara Robinson Justine Bloomingdale Sami Kriegstein Nichelle Robinson Kristin Casey Brooke Lande Liz Lippincott Rosen Jo Champa Debbie Lanni Paul Rosenberg Mary Conner Stacy Leib Kathleen Rosenbloom Erica Courtney Bernadette Leiweke Tawny Sanders Claudia Curry Hill Blair Levin Keith and Kirsten Sarkisian Tracy Danza Jeanette Longoria Iris Smith Erica Dasher Debbie Lustig Pamela Sussman Barbara Davis James Lustig Judy Swartz Dana Davis Jennifer Lustig Josephine Tataryan Jason Davis Cammy MacMillan Zhanna Tataryan Dennis Estes Cassandra Mann Linda Thompson Holly Freeman Wanda McDaniel Jamie Tisch Suzanne Frietag Pam McMahon Acacia Voss Jim Garfield Mimi Meltzer Keisha Whitaker Elyse Glickman Mary Milner Tony Williams Hedi Gores Kate Moulene Arda Yemenidjian Ginger Grace Brad O'Leary LIVE AUCTION LIVE AUCTION Page 5 1. Saturday Night Live! 3. Shopping and Lunch with Paris and One of the most popular and longest running shows in Nicky Hilton! American television history, Saturday Night Live, known as The lucky winner will have a rare once-in-a-lifetime SNL to loyal fans, is broadcast live from New York and opportunity to shop Robertson Boulevard with the cultured always features the hottest guest hosts and musical acts. and stylish sister duo, Paris and Nicky Hilton. Starting at the Imagine being there, in the audience, experiencing the fashionable Nanette Lepore boutique, with $a 1,000 gift laughter, the energy, the uncompromised skill of some of certificate, you will follow the stars to Kitson and indulge the best improv actors today. If you can imagine it, it can with a $1,000 certificate. Next, get fitted in the best denim happen. Two tickets to Saturday Night Live and two coveted designs ever at Paige Premium with this $500 certificate. tickets to the after party that rocks the house are yours for You will be helped and styled by the your fashion icons, Paris the bidding. Don’t live in New York? Not a problem as we and Nicky Hilton. After this amazing dream come true for have included in this amazing package two round trip First any fashionista, you will enjoy a fabulous lunch with Paris Class tickets on American Airlines to whisk you and your and Nicky at one of their favorite spots! This is sure to be a guest to New York. Keep your tickets close, for this is one very memorable day in so many ways and for so many rea- Saturday night you will remember for a lifetime. sons! Date will be determined based on all parties’ schedules. Value: Priceless Value: Priceless Minimum Bid: $5,000.00 Minimum Bid: $5,000.00 American Airlines, El Segundo, California Paris and Nicky Hilton, Los Angeles, California Dan and Donna Aykroyd, New York, New York Nanette Lepore, Los Angeles, California Kitson, Los Angeles, California Paige Denim, Los Angeles, California 2. Peter Max Masterpiece The incomparable artist, Peter Max, has generously donated this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the most ambitious 4. American Idol bidder. He will create a portrait for you from an 8 x 10 You don’t want to get voted out of this opportunity. Four of photograph that you choose to send to him. Whether you the most coveted tickets in town are yours to be had for this choose to have your own picture painted, or have someone special evening. The final two and you will be there at the you love immortalized on canvas, you’ll be thrilled with the finale of American Idol, in 2008. You can’t buy these tickets, final product from this legendary artist. You’re on your way and you can’t order these tickets, but you can purchase these to creating the most treasured work of art imaginable... one tickets here tonight. This unparalleled television series, you’ll cherish forever. Shipping charges are the responsibili- which has captivated tens of millions of loyal fans and ty of the recipient. created superstar careers is guaranteed to present another Value: Priceless finale filled with memorable performances and powerful Minimum Bid: $25,000.00 moments. See what happens when the cameras aren’t Peter Max, New York, New York rolling during this highly anticipated show. Join Randy, Paula and Simon and see who will be crowned your next American Idol, up close and personal. Value: Priceless Minimum Bid: $5,000.00 American Idol Productions and Missy Halperin, Los Angeles, California LIVE AUCTION Page 6 5. Tommy’s Tricked Out Harley the talents of Mindy Weiss Party Consultants shine through. The definitive prize for anyone who loves motorcycles, this This amazing party planner to the stars will provide 10 Harley Davidson 1977 Custom Heritage Springer Soft Tail is creative hours of specialized party planning, promising an truly one of a kind. One of the first to be produced, this extraordinary evening. JAM offers this $500 gift certificate for motorcycle is sure to turn heads for both it’s unique paint classically styled invitations and place cards. You’ll have the job and its handling on the open road. Of course, it doesn’t opportunity to choose just the right invitation and compose hurt that you will be the rider. The features of this Harley the words that capture the essence of this evening to remem- are more than worth mentioning: it is model FLSTS, with ber. Your party rentals will be helped as well with this $500 and Evolution Motor 1340 CC; features a fishtail exhaust gift certificate to be used towards rentals from Classic Party pipe and custom Tommy Hilfiger paint scheme with red, Rentals. They’ll graciously provide tables, chairs, china, white, and blue leather saddle bags and seat. This flatware, glasses and linens to help you create the ultimate magnificent motorcycle is truly a custom piece and a ambiance for your memorable gathering. Classic Party priceless addition to your transportation collection and to Rentals’ services are not available in September or December any open road. and may not be applied toward tent or equipment rental. You Value: Priceless can also count on the talents of Silvia Mautner, one of the Minimum Bid: $20,000.00 most talented and respected photographers, to take special Tommy Hilfiger, New York, New York care of your photographic needs with this $650 gift certificate. Silvia will capture each and every minute of this party-of-a- lifetime to remember it forever. The evening may flash by but 6. Ultimate Party, Hollywood Style the memories will last. Your guests will be treated like royalty How do you fashion the greatest Hollywood party ever? You from the moment they arrive when four of the finest atten- start by creating the perfect ambiance, serve a sensational dants from Chuck’s Parking Service take care of your parking dinner, and finally, enjoy the DJ sounds of Macy Gray. Macy needs. These professionally trained valet attendants will pro- Gray, the phenomenal singer celebrated for her unique voice vide four hours of event parking, ensuring your evening will and signature jazz meets pop singing style, will DJ this event be a night to remember. Not valid on national holidays. for you. The Kitchen, which has received the Zagat Award of Does not include gratuity or city permits. Your guests will Distinction, is known for extraordinary food, service, and remember and savor this evening even on their ride home presentation. Their reputation as one of the top catering with these chocolates by Generations of Lee Gelfond firms in Los Angeles ensures that their design and execution Chocolates, the most celebrated chocolatier in California. of a specially prepared menu for 50 guests will delight your Chocolate party favors and table candy will be provided with senses. Future Brands Alcohol will host the bar for the this $500 gift certificate. To ensure your ultimate Hollywood evening offering you a complete array of the finest spirits for look, you will receive styling by well-known stylist to the stars 50 people including Maker’s Mark, Level Vodka, Sauza Tony Ferrara, and your glamorous make-up will be done by Hornitos Tequilla, Starbucks Liquor, Plymouth Gin, artist Dhex, a $1,000 value.
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