Jun 19, 2014 The Friends of Rittenhouse Square Host the 31st Annual Ball On The Square 2014

Posted by: albfor | June 20, 2014

Jun 19, 2014 The Friends of Rittenhouse Square Host the 31st Annual Ball On The Square 2014

19TH AND WALNUT STREETS | RITTENHOUSE SQUARE

THURSDAY. It’s simply amazing how Evantine Design transforms the center of Rittenhouse Square Park, via white tents, into a beautiful ballroom garden with stunning decor, ambiance and visual enhancements of French architect Paul Cret’s design of the Square.

The center of Rittenhouse Square Park

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The Friends of Rittenhouse Square | The 31st Annual Ball On The Square 2014 | Jessica Dean and husband, Blake Spencer Rutherford, with Chris May (CBS3) | Nigel Richards and Nicole Cashman | Linda Saad, Carolyn Kimmel and Carol Tamburino|

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Betsy Hummel | John Colabelli with Linda and Sidney Kimmel | Ivona Percec with Salvatore D’Angelo | Erin and Craig Spitzer | David and Sabrina Tamburrino~Thorne, Jill Rizen with Danielle and Michael Smith | Liann Ashablin, Katie Clemm, Michacl Magnatta, Jennifer Brown and Sonya Bright

FOR A COMPLETE VIEW OF ALL THE IMAGES from this event please select this link or the “Jun 19, 2014 The 31st Annual Ball On The Square” in the right column of this picture weblog it will link you to the images.

Funds raised from the Ball on The Square will support the one million dollar restoration and preservation campaign launched by the Friends of Rittenhouse Square last year. These improvements will allow residents, locals and visitors to fully enjoy the beauty of the park year round.

The Friends of Rittenhouse Square, a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization, was formed in 1976 with a mission to preserve, protect, and beautify Rittenhouse Square. Funds raised by the 2014 Ball on The Square will be directed towards the preservation of Rittenhouse Square. Rittenhouse Square is not only one of Philadelphia’s most valued landmarks, but it is also a focal point for the neighborhood, a meeting place for residents and workers, and an oasis of nature and tranquility in an urban setting. More information about The Friends is available at www.friendsofrittenhouse.org.