Michelle Crowe

Spirits and expectations were high for the sold-out Kitchen Walk Luncheon. The Hinsdale Historical Society Women’s Board pulled out all the stops with top interior designers and authors Mark D. Sikes and Paloma Contreras, plus Frederik magazine editor Hudson Moore as honored guests and speakers. Hinsdale Golf Club looked like a page from Mark’s book

Elm School parents, teachers, and supporters brought the idea of “better us, better world” to life at Ruth Lake Country Club. This tight-knit community is always ready to enjoy a good time, especially when it benefits the students. The lights glittered on the lake and laughter filled the air throughout the evening. There was plenty

The Hinsdale chapter of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago Auxiliary injected all the fun and glamour of Los Angeles into their signature fundraiser, Tablescapes, and it was a triumph. The beautifully dressed guests filled the storied halls of The Drake Oak Brook with laughter and good-natured competition as they stuffed the raffle boxes hoping

Animal lovers filled the Tuthill Family Rescue Center in support of the Hinsdale Humane Society (HHS). Adoptable pets were ready to party and so were the humans on hand. Beloved friend of HHS, Norm Chimenti, held court with his many friends. Norm established the BJ Chimenti Angel Fund for Veterans and Pets Program in honor