Live Auction April 22`2007

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Sidwell Friends School
Live Auction
April 22’ 2007
Live Auction
April 22’ 2007
Georgetown University Conference Center
3800 Reservoir Road, N.W.
Washington, DC
Event Schedule
5:00 p.m.
Registration, Silent Auction,
Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres
6:05 p.m.
Silent Auction Section I closes
6:15 p.m.
Silent Auction Section II closes
6:25 p.m.
Silent Auction Section III closes
6:35 p.m.
Signature Silent Section closes
6:45 p.m.
Live Auction and Dinner
Dollars for Scholars wishes to express their
gratitude to the following individuals and
businesses for their generous underwriting
of this evening’s event
Anonymous (2)
Jamie and Joseph Baldinger
Claire and Albert Dwoskin
Louis Hechinger and Richard England
Fine Earth
Jessica Berman and Michael Fernandez
Pauline Sobel and Larry Gondelman
Deborah Harmon and Robert Seder
Louisa Schneiberg Hollman '80 and Steve Hollman
Ivy and Horace Howells '86
Abby and Rob Levin
Nancy Markowitz
Shivani and Anil Miglani
Susan Kline and Jeff Mullaney
Donna Osborn and Beth Polokaff
Deborah and Michael Salzberg
Amy Goldberg and Andrew Schwartz
Serra Stone Corporation
Sue and Brent Siler
Alison Bernstein Shulman '83 and John Shulman
Susan and Stephen Symons
Julia and Victor Tolkan
Joann Weiner
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Welcome to Sidwell Friends Schools’ Auction 2007! Let’s
and have a great time as we celebrate Sidwell Friends.
Raise
the
Roof
The Auction would not be possible without the generosity of all the merchants
and businesses as well as SFS parents and former parents, alumni, trustees,
faculty, and staff who purchase advertisements, provide donations and attend
the Auction. This catalog is filled with a fantastic array of items available to us
through their generosity. We are sure there will be many items that tempt you,
and remember, your participation this evening will enhance and increase the
availability of the first rate education offered at Sidwell Friends School. The
Auction is the culmination of hours of teamwork by a dedicated group of parent volunteers; we thank all of you who have worked so hard to make tonight a
success.
As in years past, a highlight of the evening is our Fund-a-Scholar appeal. Funda-Scholar allows participants to give directly to Sidwell Friends Schools’
Scholarship Fund during the Live Auction. The enthusiasm of the Sidwell
Friends community for this event has always been overwhelming, and we look
forward to an even greater success this evening.
Our community should be proud of its commitment to provide access to
Sidwell Friends’ first-rate education. At Sidwell Friends, one in five students
receives financial aid. The average tuition grant is among the highest of our peer
schools. Sidwell also provides non-tuition support such as transportation assistance, books, and field trip assistance, among other support that make Sidwell
Friends’ rich program available to all.
We hope that you bid often and bid high tonight and that our tangible success
reflects your enthusiasm for Sidwell Friends School. However, we will really
judge the success of the evening by the smiles on your faces and the sound of
your laughter as we Raise the Roof and Build a Scholar!
It has been our pleasure to chair the Auction 2007. We are very lucky to have
a tremendous group of parents supporting us, and we have enjoyed working with
all of you. Thank you for coming together to benefit our children and to support the school that does so much to “Build a Scholar.”
Auction 2007 Co-chairs
Sue Asher Siler
Carol Boochever
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Stephanie Lewin
Thanks to Our Volunteers and Committee
CO-CHAIRS
Carol Boochever
Stephanie Lewin
Sue Asher Siler
VOLUNTEERS
Ira Apfel
Michelle Ballman
Betsy Behl
Lisa Bernstein
Tracy Bernstein
Claudia Birdsall
Ling Yan Chen
Denise Coffin
Kristen Donoghue
Claire Dwoskin
Marion Entwisle
Cristina Ferreira
Steve Finucane
Leslie Gignoux Fritz
Lyndsey Gerber
Donna Grell-BenVeniste
Debbie Harmon
Bart Hipple
Steve Hirsh
Ivy Howells
Diana Ingraham
Leslie Knibb
Lisa Larragoite
Stacey Lubar
Karen Marcou
Capricia Marshall
Katherine Melnichenko
Keiko Morgenstern
MaryAnn Nash
Liz Norton '84
Carrie Rowell
Cathy Russell
Kathleen Ryan
Yingjie Shu
Alison Bernstein Shulman '83
Caroline Springer
Wendy Susswein
Susan Vitale
Lucy Weymouth
AUCTIONEER
Patrick O’Neill
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Bob Levey
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Auction Bidding Procedures
GENERAL INFORMATION
Unless otherwise specified, the following conditions are applicable to all items offered at the
Auction:
• All sales are final. Items may not be exchanged and no money will be refunded. All
items are sold “as is.”
• Unless otherwise noted, items and services are good for one year and must be used by
April 22, 2008.
• Unless specified, dates and times are to be arranged at the mutual convenience of both
the donor and the buyer. Buyers are responsible for making arrangements in advance,
checking expiration dates and restrictions on contracts and/or gift certificates, and for
retaining the original paperwork until the donation has been redeemed.
• Catalog descriptions of items include estimates of the item’s fair market value. All
values are estimates only and are not guaranteed by the School. Values are as declared
by the donors.
• By his/her purchase, the buyer waives any claim for liability against the School or its
employees, the Auction volunteers, the Auctioneer, and the donor of the property or
services. Neither the School, the Auctioneer, nor the donor is responsible for any
personal injuries or damages to property that may result from the use of property or
services sold.
• Items will be given only to those individuals showing proof of purchase.
• Getaways: Resort and family properties are not available to student groups or minors
unaccompanied by adults. Commercial vacations and accommodations require advance
reservations; offer is good on a space available basis; unless otherwise noted, meals,
alcoholic beverages, taxes, gratuities, and transportation are not included.
• Restaurants: Reservations are required for most establishments. Unless otherwise noted,
alcoholic beverages, taxes, and gratuities are generally not included.
• Services: Gratuities for stylists, technicians, trainers and other service providers are
generally not included in gift certificates. Please remember to show your appreciation
accordingly.
• Tickets/Passes: Event, performances, and museum tickets/passes that do not specify a
date may require advance reservations and be subject to availability.
AUCTIONPAY
We are excited to have the services of AuctionPay allowing the Auction Committee to
quickly attach your auction night purchases with our invoicing/receipt software. At registration, volunteers will swipe your credit card into the AuctionPay terminal. When you are the
successful bidder of an auction item, your credit card number will immediately be associated
with the purchase of that item, thus increasing our efficiency the night of the auction as
well as in the few days after. AuctionPay helps guarantee less processing error. We hope you
will enjoy the benefits of AuctionPay!
SILENT AUCTION BIDDING PROCEDURES
• Bid sheets describing each item are displayed near each item. Bid amounts are preprinted on the bid sheets. The bidder should print his/her bid number next to the
amount at which he/she wants to bid.
• In the event of a dispute, the Auction Committee or its designated representative will
have sole and final discretion to determine the winning bidder.
• An Auction official will nullify your bid if you are blocking or otherwise obstructing
another bidder from access to a table at any point during the Silent Auction OR if you
bid after the announcement of the close of bidding. Only an Auction official may nullify
a bid. Questions concerning the Silent Auction should be referred to an Auction official.
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• The Auction Committee reserves the right to lower minimum bids, modify closing
times, and to withdraw any item from sale prior to bidding.
• The highest bid on the bid card for each item at the closing constitutes the winning
bid. A bid matching the guaranteed purchase price automatically wins the Silent
Auction item. No bid may be entered above this amount.
LIVE AUCTION BIDDING PROCEDURES
• The Live Auction will begin promptly at the conclusion of the Signature Silent Section
and will continue without interruption until all items have been auctioned.
• To enter a bid, the bidder raises his/her card. Bidspotters will be assigned throughout
the room to assist the Auctioneer in recognizing bids.
• The highest bidder acknowledged by the Auctioneer will be the purchaser. In the event
of any dispute, the Auctioneer will have sole and final discretion to determine the
successful purchaser.
• If the Auctioneer determines that an opening bid is not commensurate with the value
of the item or not equal to the minimum set by the donor, the Auctioneer may
withdraw the item for sale.
• The purchaser may be asked to sign an acknowledgement sheet at the time of purchase
noting his/her bid number and winning bid amount.
• Payment for Live Auction items must be received the night of the Auction.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS
The success of the Auction depends on the goodwill of the donors and on careful observance by the buyers of terms stated on bid sheets and gift certificates. BUYERS
SHOULD NOT ATTEMPT TO ALTER THE TERMS OF A DONATION. The
District of Columbia sales tax will not be charged on any tangible items you purchase at the
auction tonight (Act 15-250 of the D.C. law 15-85, March 10, 2004).
IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION
Federal income tax laws and regulations impose important requirements concerning the
documentation you must have in order to substantiate the deductibility of certain charitable
contributions. Auction purchases are tax deductible only to the extent that the amount paid
for an item exceeds the fair market value of that item. Further, the Internal Revenue
Service now requires charitable organizations to provide receipts listing the fair market
value of each item. At the Auction and in the weeks to follow, you will be provided with a
receipt that will list both the fair market value of each item purchased and the amount you
paid for each item. Please save the receipt for your records in order to substantiate any
income tax deductions you may take as a result of your Auction purchases. Buyers and
donors should consult with their tax advisers for definitive advice concerning deductibility.
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Sealed Bids
For those who are unable to attend the Live Auction and would like to submit a sealed bid,
please fill out the form and return it by 12:00 noon on Friday, April 20, 2007 via mail or
fax to the Dollars for Scholars Office.
ATTENTION:
Dollars for Scholars Office
3825 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20016
Phone: (202) 537-8110
Fax: (202) 537-8449
Email: [email protected]
I authorize the Auctioneer and the Auction Director to place my bid in the amounts listed
on the following auction items. I acknowledge that this does not guarantee that I am the successful bidder on any of the items shown below. However, should I be the successful bidder,
I will pay the amount due upon notification, but no more than my bid amount shown below.
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If you have additional bids, please add them to the back of this page.
CREDIT CARD:
EXPIRATION DATE
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Visa or MasterCard only please
SIGNATURE:
NAME:
ADDRESS:
HOME PHONE:
WORK PHONE:
EMAIL:
Please return to the address or fax number shown above by 12:00 Noon on Friday, April 20, 2007. Thank you.
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Live Auction Items
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The (Crane) Ride of Your Life
Game, Set, Match!
Weekend of Words with Will Shortz
Fund-A-Scholar
A Weekend of Glitz, Glamour and the Red Carpet!
"The Phantom of the Opera" is Here...
Sea Island Georgia
March Madness
Autographed Michael Jordan Jersey
Dinner with Bob Woodward and Tom Ricks
Park City, Utah: Stay at the Canyons!
Go to Chicago to see the Oprah Winfrey Show!
2nd Half Kick-Off Kid
A Day of National Service Leadership
Tour of "Great Britons" at the National Portrait
Gallery and Reception
A Week in Beautiful Sun Valley, Idaho
Chelsea Clinton Lunch
Texas Hold 'Em
Turn Your Child Into Mr. Lodish
Jackson Hole and Yellowstone National Park
Kennedy Center Honors
Four Nights in London
French Cooking Class
Super Bowl 2008
LIVE AUCTION
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The (Crane) Ride of Your Life
You'll get a real rise out of this one... a ride in one of the largest cranes in
the DC area! A crane from DAVIS Construction will lift 8 to 10 people
240 feet above the trees, soaring as high as a twenty-story building. At the
top, you will be treated to an expansive view of D.C. This is not for the fainthearted, so please check with your doctor before bidding. DAVIS
Construction will provide a safety briefing prior to lift off. You must be eight
and older to ride.
Value: Priceless
Donors: James G. DAVIS Construction Group
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Game Set Match!
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This is an ace of an item! You and a guest will have the opportunity to attend
one of the following US Open matches: The Women’s Semi-Finals on
September 7, 2007, Men’s Semi-Finals on September 8, 2007, Women’s
Final on September 8, 2007, or the Men’s Final on September 9, 2007.
Perhaps you will see Roger Federer and James Blake or Maria Sharapova versus one of the Williams sisters? No matter who is playing, the US Open is
an experience you don’t want to miss. Stay in Manhattan at a Marriott with
this $500 gift certificate. Tickets to this swinging good time are priceless.
Value: $500
Donors: Lois Hechinger England '43 and Richard England, The family of
Mari Schleuning — Nathaniel ('03), Jonathan and Martin Franks
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LIVE AUCTION
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Weekend of Words with Will Shortz
Calling all puzzle people, please! Get your thinking caps ready for this weekend for two at The Spa at Mohonk Mountain House, a Victorian Castle in
the Hudson Valley and National Historic Landmark, for a "Weekend of
Words" led by the amazing Will Shortz. Will Shortz is the puzzle master for
NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday (since 1987), the crossword puzzle editor of
The New York Times, the former editor of Games magazine, and the founder
and director of the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament (since 1978).
Enjoy puzzles that will twist your brains! Your accommodations are for the
lakeside-victorian which includes a king-size bed, balcony and fireplace.
You'll also enjoy a Full American Plan (all meals and most non-alcoholic
beverages). Note: it is highly recommended to schedule spa services prior to
your arrival. Arrival date: 11/09/07; Departure date: 11/11/07. The Spa at
Mohonk Mountain House is only 90 miles from New York City.
Value: $1,180
Donors: Carol and John Boochever
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Fund-A-Scholar
Sidwell Friends is committed to achieving and maintaining a diverse, highcaliber student body, yet many families cannot afford the full cost of attending the School. For that reason, we hold this annual auction to benefit student financial aid. Here is an opportunity for everyone to contribute to the
Sidwell Friends School financial aid program by making a fully taxdeductible contribution. When the Auctioneer mentions the amount you
would like to donate, simply raise your bid paddle high. Your contribution
will then be charged to your auction account. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our scholars.
Goal: $50,000
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LIVE AUCTION
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A Weekend of Glitz Glamour and the Red Carpet!
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You and a guest will attend the 2007 Tony Awards Show held at the Radio
City Music Hall in New York City on June 10, 2007. See the stars and be
a part of one of the most prestigious award shows as they celebrate excellence
on Broadway. What better hotel is there in New York than the Mandarin
Oriental located at the Southwest tip of Central Park? Enjoy a two night
stay at this hotel that is renowned for the sheer opulence of its rooms and
suites and the innovation of its restaurants. Above all, you will appreciate the
Mandarin Oriental’s dedication to service that sets them apart. Take the
train up to NYC from DC with these two gift certificates for Amtrak valued
at $250 each. Reservations are subject to availability.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Deborah Harmon and Robert Seder, Jamie and Joseph Baldinger,
The family of Mari Schleuning --- Nathaniel ('03), Jonathan and Martin
Franks
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"The Phantom of the Opera" is Here...
The longest-running production in Broadway history returns! You will enjoy
four box seats on June 21, 2007 at 7:30 pm to see Phantom of the Opera at
the Kennedy Center. Before the show you will experience a backstage tour
like no other with Director Daniel Hagerty. You will go behind the scenes in
a way that no one else will! You might be hungry after the tour and before
the show, so enjoy this $250 gift certificate to the Roof Top Terrace at the
Kennedy Center and savor the incredible views of the city. Purchaser will
need to contact Alison Shulman to schedule the tour with Daniel Hagerty.
Value: $630
Donors: Alison Bernstein Shulman '83 and John Shulman
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LIVE AUCTION
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Sea Island Georgia
One of the greatest vacation escapes in the United States is Sea Island,
Georgia, known for its beauty, hospitality and timeless Southern grace! For
the week you will stay in an original 1920's cottage designed by the same
architect who designed The Cloister. Cottage 24 enjoys many of the details
found in all of Addison Mizner's work–balconies, a quirky staircase leading
to one of several courtyards, cozy fireplaces, wood accents, stained glass, and
the overall, traditional Spanish influence. A children's wing on the ground
floor has two large bedrooms sharing a bath. Each of the bedrooms has pocket doors that can be closed to divide each bedroom into two and give privacy
for older children or parents and toddlers. An upstairs sitting room with fireplace and balcony provides a separate, private retreat for the upstairs bedrooms. Guests and family will enjoy discovering the fanciful accessories,
lighting, furnishings and artwork adorning the common areas. The placement and design of the pool in the entry courtyard and the colorful stone
entry path set the stage for a unique experience in Cottage 24, all within a
short walk to the resort facilities and only one lot removed from the beach.
You may use the resort facilities for a small fee each day. There are four bedrooms, 3 full baths and your stay will be for one week. Date to be mutually
agreed upon and based on availability. No smoking, no pets, and available for
SFS families only. Please use by April 22, 2008. The purchaser must leave
a $200 check for cleaning when they depart.
Value: $4,200
Donors: Dorrie Thompson, Caroline and Stephen Springer
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LIVE AUCTION
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March Madness
For all you basketball enthusiasts, you won't want to miss this March
Madness package. You two options from which to choose – tickets to the first
and second round games at the Verizon Center or tickets to the finals in San
Antonio, TX. Option 1: Two tickets each to the two afternoon and two
evening games of March 20, 2008 and two tickets each to the two games of
Saturday, March 22, 2008, all at the Verizon Center in DC. This is a total
of twelve tickets for six games. Option 2: Two tickets each to the two semifinal games on April 5 and the one finals game on April 7, 2008, all in San
Antonio, TX. This is a total of six tickets to three games. Purchaser must
decide on option 1 or option 2 by early September of this year in order to
notify donor of ticket selection. Tickets will be shipped to purchaser one to
two weeks prior to the games and seating will not be known prior to the
printing of the tickets.
Value: Priceless
Donors: The family of Mari Schleuning --- Nathaniel ('03), Jonathan and
Martin Franks
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Autographed Michael Jordan Jersey
This item is perfect for fans of Air Jordan or sports memorabilia collectors.
This Michael Jordan jersey, from his days with the Chicago Bulls, was signed
by His Airness and has been authenticated by Upper Deck.
Value: $1,499
Donors: Estee and Elliott Portnoy
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LIVE AUCTION
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Dinner with Tom Ricks and Bob Woodward
Join authors of two #1 New York Times bestselling books on the Iraq War
for an evening of discussion. Tom Ricks, author of Fiasco and Bob
Woodward author of State of Denial, will have dinner with a group of Sidwell
Friends parents the night of May 24 at the home of Elsa Walsh and Bob
Woodward. There will be no more lively or informed discussion of the #1
topic in America that night by two veteran Washington Post reporters and
authors. Note -- bidding will begin at $350 per person but may increase if
more than 24 individuals bid in order to keep the attendance to the maximum number of people this donation can accommodate.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Elsa Walsh and Bob Woodward, Tom Ricks
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Park City Utah: Stay at the Canyons!
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Park City, Utah – natural beauty, skiing, fine dining and shopping – what more
could you ask? Here is an amazing opportunity to stay at a 3-bedroom unit at
the Grand Summit Hotel at the Canyons. Perfect for skiing because it's a ski
in/out unit, so you walk right out the steps to the gondola. Each bedroom has
its own private bathroom (two have jacuzzi tubs, for luxurious soaking). There's
space for everyone – two bedrooms have king beds, the third bedroom has two
double beds, there is a pullout couch in the loft, another pullout couch in the
living area, plus two twin daybeds in the window area! This beautiful unit has
three gas fireplaces, a small kitchen, a living room and a dining area. Sound
heavenly? It gets better! Housekeeping comes each day (beds are made, bathrooms and kitchen are cleaned, etc) and the housekeeping fee is covered by the
donors for the auction purchaser. Available weeks are as follows: In 2007: May
11-18, June 8-15, July 6-13, August 3-10, August 31-September 7,
September 28-October 5, October 26-November 2, November 23-30 and
December 21-28 (Christmas!). In 2008: January 25-February 1 and February
22-29. To learn more about this fabulous unit, just click on the Canyons link,
(http://www.thecanyons.com) then click on Lodging, then select Grand Summit.
Value: $7,000
Donors: Jeannien and Michael Berkman
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LIVE AUCTION
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Go to Chicago to See the Oprah Winfrey Show!
Oprah has helped so many people feel good. Now it's your turn! You and three
friends will experience a taping of the Oprah Winfrey Show. We can't guarantee that your taping will coincide with one of her "favorite things" shows, but
you never know! Oprah will most likely be the highlight of your trip to
Chicago, but with this amazing package you can stay a few days and see the
sights. Your stay includes three-nights at The Standard Club, in the heart of
Chicago's thriving business community and cultural center. This Deluxe suite
is for four adults. Hotel is subject to availability. Please use hotel gift certificate by April 22, 2008. Included are two roundtrip coach class tickets to
Chicago on American Airlines. Subject to availability and black out dates do
apply. Additional two airline tickets at purchaser’s expense.
Value: $3,892
Donors: American Airlines, Will Ris, Deborah Harmon and Robert Seder,
The family of Mari Schleuning --- Nathaniel ('03), Jonathan and Martin
Franks
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2nd Half Kick-Off Kid
Is your child ready to be on the field in front of 92,000 screaming Redskins
fans as a special team's assistant? He/She will assist the Special Teams by
removing the kicking tee after kick-off at a 2007 Washington Redskins
home game at FedEx Field. Your child will also be featured on the
Jumbotron! This prize package includes two tickets and two pre-game field
passes. Child must be between the ages of 5 and 16 years old to participate.
Game to be determined between the bearer of the certificate and the
Washington Redskins. The certificate cannot be re-sold. No refunds or
exchanges.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Tracy and Adam Bernstein '81
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LIVE AUCTION
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A Day of National Service Leadership
Spend a day of national service leadership with David Eisner, Presidentially
appointed CEO of the Corporation for National and Community Service. One
Upper School student will spend the day with David and participate in meetings
with the Director of AmeriCorps. They will visit grantee sites like Teach for
America, Habitat for Humanity or City Year. Then, they will have lunch with
service hero, former Senator Harris Wofford. The student will visit the White
House during the day! If the student has given a part of their lives to service in
the community, they could be eligible to receive a Presidential Volunteer Service
Award. Expires June 30, 2007. Visit www.nationalservice.gov to learn more.
Value: $2,000
Donors: Lori and David Eisner
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Tour of "Great Britons" at National Portrait
Gallery – Reception and Dinner
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, May 30th because you won't want to miss this
event extraordinaire! The evening takes place at the Donald W. Reynolds Center for
American Art and Portraiture. This magnificent and historic building houses the
National Portrait Gallery where director, Marc Pachter, will meet with you face to face
for a tour of "Great Britons". This is a unique collection of the most significant British
figures of the past 500 years. Come and see this exhibit which showcases old and contemporary portraits of such influential figures as Elizabeth I, Henry VIII, Sir Isaac
Newton and Charles Darwin. View modern British icons such as John Lennon,
Stephen Hawking and David Beckham. There will be cocktails & hors d' oeuvres on
the grand balcony overlooking Washington DC's Penn Quarter where you will have a
chance to mix and mingle with members of the SFS community. After the private
tour we will dine in the elegant surroundings along side the Hall of Presidents. This
special evening will be historic - just face it! Note - Bidding will begin at $300.00 per
person but may increase, if more than 30 individuals bid, in order to keep the attendance to the maximum number that this donation can accommodate.
Date: May 30th, 2007 Time: 6:30 p.m.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Carol and John Boochever, Jeannien and Michael Berkman, Maura
and Dan Mudd '76, Tracy and Adam Bernstein '81
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LIVE AUCTION
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A Week in Beautiful Sun Valley Idaho
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Here is a wonderful getaway! Stay in a beautiful 3-bedroom/3.5 bath unit in
wonderful Sun Valley, Idaho! The unit has west sunset and south mountain
views and includes a den and a media room. Master bedroom/bath has a kingsized bed, TV, walk-in closet, and Jacuzzi tub; the second bedroom/bath has 2
twin beds, patio access, and a waterfall view; the third bedroom/bath has a
queen-sized bed. The den has TV and Internet, and the media room features a
large, flat-screen TV, pool table, and queen sofa bed. Must be used at a mutually convenient time for both owners and purchasers. Expires April 22, 2008.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Anonymous
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Chelsea Clinton Lunch
Two Sidwell Friends alums, Chelsea Clinton '97 and Nicole Davison '97,
will be your hosts for an afternoon discussion over lunch at one of New
York’s hottest new restaurants, Spice Market. Simmering in a sprawling,
12,000-foot, century-old warehouse in the Meatpacking District, Spice
Market plays up the elements that have made Chef Jean-Georges
Vongerichten’s Vong a hit: essence of the Orient in light spices, dozens of
herbs, fruit scents and vegetable broths. Two roundtrip train trickets are
included with a value of $250 each. The tickets are subject to availability.
Date must be agreed upon with donors. Please use before April 22, 2008.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Chelsea Clinton '97, Jamie and Joseph Baldinger, Nicole Davison
'97, Sue and Brent Siler
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LIVE AUCTION
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Texas Hold 'Em
What in tarnation could be better than a Texas Hold‘em party with 40 of your
most poker-faced SFS pals? Ante up fast because there are only 40 spots for
this raucous evening at the home of Peggy Hamburg and Peter Brown. Cohosted by Lisa and Josh Bernstein and Joslyn and Steve Hills, there’ll be plenty of BBQ and beer, Texas Hold’em style. Cocktails and dinner will begin at 7
p.m., followed by the poker tournament from 8 to 11 p.m. This evening is for
a maximum of 40 players. Note - Bidding will begin at $200 per person but
may increase if more than 40 individuals bid in order to keep the attendance
to the maximum number that this donation can accommodate.
Date: February 9, 2008
Time: 7:00 - 11:00 p.m.
Value: $200
Donors: Lisa and Josh Bernstein '81, Peggy Hamburg and Peter Brown,
Joslyn and Stephen Hills
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Turn Your Child Into Mr. Lodish
Win this item and your lower school child will actually become Mr. Lodish...
well, except for the beard...as "Principal for a Day." Make decisions big and
small. Extra recess? Pizza for lunch? Crazy shirt day? It's all up to the
"Principal for a Day." Start by greeting carpool with Mr. Lodish in the morning and then see how he spends his time back in his office. Must be used on
a mutually agreeable date before the end of the current school year.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Rich Lodish
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LIVE AUCTION
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Jackson Hole and Yellowstone National Park
Want to get away from it all? Come and spend five nights in a quaint cabin
located on six acres in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The property is surrounded
on all sides by the Grand Teton National Park. The two-bedroom cabin has
a full kitchen and comes fully equipped with kitchen utensils and linens. For
more information, visit the website at www.mcreynoldsblacktailcabins.com.
Available dates: August 30-September 3, 2007 (Log Cabin), June 11-16 or
July 30-August 3, 2007 (West Cabin). Five guests maximum. No smoking
or pets. You may add additional nights, subject to availability, at $275/night
plus tax. Reservations must be made by May 15, 2007. During your stay
there is much to do whether it is exploring the town of Jackson, hiking, or
enjoying the peace and quiet and fabulous views of the Tetons. You will definitely want to take a daytrip to Yellowstone National Park to experience
Yellowstone Ed-ventures. Yellowstone Ed-ventures and one of its naturalist
guides will provide up to five people with a one-day, private, on-site introduction to the park, including a guided learning lecture. Choose one of the following eight-hour Ed-ventures: wildlife watching on the Northern Range;
natural history and geology of Yellowstone Lake and the Grand Canyon; geysers and hot springs of the Old Faithful area; and day hiking in backcountry to explore Yellowstone's diverse landscape. This adventure expires May 1,
2008.
Value: $1,895
Donors: Patty Carocci, Lyle and Amy (Herz) McReynolds
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Kennedy Center Honors
Glamour! Celebrity! Power! Entertainment! The hottest event in town! Two
tickets to the black-tie Kennedy Center Honors on Sunday, December 2,
2007. Enjoy drinks and people-watching at the cocktail party before the taping and the gala dinner in the foyer afterwards. Show up and leave in style
with a Regal Fleet limousine. The tickets can not be exchanged for other
years of this event and are non-negotiable. Tickets will be shipped to purchaser within one to two weeks prior to the event as they are not available to the
owner prior to this time. Seating will not be known prior to the printing of
the tickets. All arrangements for the tickets will be made through the Dollars
for Scholars office.
Value: $2,600
Donors: The family of Mari Schleuning --- Nathaniel ('03), Jonathan and
Martin Franks, Julia and Victor Tolkan
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Four Nights in London
How about a special long weekend with someone you love? It doesn't get
much more cultured than London! You and a guest will feel pampered at The
Great Eastern Hotel with this four-night stay in a double room (includes
breakfast). This five star hotel is located in London’s financial district, and is
a quintessential English modern hotel, housed in a historical building adjacent to the Liverpool Street railway station. Enjoy dinner for two, with wine,
on a Friday night at Aurora. Then, get out and experience the town with these
two tickets to the Victorian Palace Theatre to see the fabulous musical Billy
Elliott. It is a funny, heart-warming, feel-good celebration of one young boy's
dream in a gripping tale of triumph over adversity. As a souvenir of your
evening, you will receive the show program and a CD. Finally, enjoy dinner
and two tickets to hear some hot jazz at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club. Package
must be used by April 22, 2008. Tickets are subject to availability.
Value: $2,000
Donors: Deborah Harmon and Robert Seder
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French Cooking Class
What better way to spend a few hours than learning how to cook French cuisine from Chef Bertrand, the head chef at the French Embassy. Tell Chef
Bertrand what it is you have been itching to learn how to make—is it those
rich French sauces or is it a delicate pastry? He will let you decide. Chef
Bertrand's class, for 6 to 8 people, will be held between 2:30 to 5:30 p.m.
You will need to schedule a time before July 19, 2007.
Value: $600
Donors: The Ambassador of France and Mrs. Jean-David Levitte, Chef
Bertrand
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Super Bowl 2008
Are you a hardcore pigskin fan? Do you feel it in your bones that this is the
year for your team? This item insures that you will be there to celebrate when
it all goes down! Don't let this opportunity for these two tickets to see the
Super Bowl on February 3, 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona pass you by. Included
in this package are two roundtrip coach class tickets on Northwest Airlines.
Subject to availability and black out dates do apply.
Value: $2,400
Donors: Andrea Newman, The family of Mari Schleuning --- Nathaniel
('03), Jonathan and Martin Franks
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Gorgeous 18" Akoya Pearl Necklace
31
Politically Speaking
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Dominican Republic Vacation at Hotel Punta
Cana Resort
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Four Nights and Five Days at the Buccaneer in
St. Croix
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Eastern Shore Escape
35
The Inn at Little Washington
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Catered Dinner Party for 10 or More
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Chef's Table at Indebleu
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DC Scavenger Hunt for 30
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Spend a Day at the National Air and Space Museum
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Suzanne Farrell Ballet
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Sony Playstation 3
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International Gala
43
The Google Story
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Autographed Gilbert Arenas Jersey
45
Two Bottles of Opus One Wine
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Case of 1983 Royal Oporto Port
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10 Bottles of French Bordeaux
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Build-A-Bar
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Tickets and Pit Passes to NASCAR Race in Richmond
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Gorgeous 18" Akoya Pearl Necklace
Pearls are a timeless piece of jewelry and this necklace is no exception. This
is a true Washington classic. This choker length pearl necklace has an 18
karat white gold and diamond clasp. It is 18 inches long with beautiful, high
quality Akoya, round cultured pearls that are 8 to 8.5mm in diameter. This
look will never go out of style. A perfect item for an adult or that special girl
who is about to be all grown up.
Value: $6,000
Donors: Shah and Shah Appraisers
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Politically Speaking
Join legendary political fundraiser and entrepreneur, Terry McAuliffe, for an
evening of politics and a keg of Ireland's finest. The author of the recently
released What a Party and Chairman of the Hillary Clinton for President
2008 campaign will regale a small group of guests with stories from a life in
politics like no other. From Carter through Bush, Terry McAuliffe has been
at the epicenter of American politics, and he will discuss events from his
book in an informal setting, Irish American style. This promises to be a seriously fun and informative evening and will take place in McLean, Virginia
at the home of SFS parents, Claire and Albert Dwoskin. Scheduling must
be flexible on a mutually agreeable date.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Claire and Albert Dwoskin, Terry McAuliffe
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Dominican Republic Vacation at Hotel Punta
Cana Resort
Dreaming of a gorgeous island, white sandy beaches, turquoise water? Wake up it's not a dream! The fantastic Hotel Punta Cana Resort and Club, located in the
Dominican Republic, is located on 105 acres of lush gardens with three miles of
beaches! Up to two adults and two children (double occupancy) can stay for five days
and four nights, including MAP meal plan. This is the perfect place to unwind.
Activities include water sports, a mini zoo, an ecological park, tennis, horseback riding and much more! Valid until January 3, 2008 and subject to availability. May
not be used during Christmas, New Year's or Easter. Don't be lulled by the ocean
waves into waiting -- this is one hot item! Included are two roundtrip coach class
tickets on Continental. Subject to availability and black out dates do apply.
Value: $1,800
Donors: Continental Airline, Georgiana and David Forrester, Andrea Newman
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Four Nights and Five Days at the Buccaneer in
St. Croix
"One of the World's Top 50 Tropical Places" -Conde Nast Traveler Magazine. The
Buccaneer, located in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, is gracious, elegant and legendary. Spend your vacation waterside at the three generous beaches. Snorkel at
the offshore reefs or sunbathe at the two freshwater pools...one with mountain
views, the other with a waterfall that seems to dip into the sea. This trip is for two
people and includes a four night/five day trip in a deluxe oceanfront accommodation. Complimentary breakfast is included. The trip must be used between May
15, 2007-December 15, 2007 and is based on availability. Black out dates do
apply. They include, but are not limited to: the second-to-last weekend of October
and the Thanksgiving holiday. The validity of the certificate will not be extended.
Getting there has never been easier with these two roundtrip coach class tickets on
American Airlines. Tickets are subject to availability and black out dates do apply.
Value: $5,015
Donors: American Airlines, Will Ris, The Buccaneer
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Eastern Shore Escape
Spend 3 nights and 4 days at "Sycamore Acres" overlooking Oak Creek on
Maryland's Eastern Shore. Spacious, beautifully furnished and well-equipped,
the main house includes one master suite with a king sized bed, one guest suite
with a queen sized bed, one room with a queen sized bed and one room with a
double bed. The guest house includes one guest suite with a queen sized bed.
The upstairs loft, overlooking the water, has a king sized bed. There is a full
gym, sauna, swimming pool and a dock, in addition to many other amenities.
Located in Royal Oak between Easton and St. Michael's, you can enjoy fine
dining, country walks, a ferry ride to Oxford, antiquing in St. Michael's or art
hobnobbing in Easton. At the very least, just sit on the deck and watch the most
spectacular sunsets. Stress free, peaceful and beautiful -- a grand escape, for
shore! Purchaser must use this opportunity by September 30, 2007. Please give
a minimum of 4 weeks notice to set a mutually agreeable date. Not available on
holiday weekends. No smoking. No pets. Available to SFS families only.
Value: $1,500
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The Inn at Little Washington
You deserve this! The fabulous Inn at Little Washington is the "top hotel in the
world for food in the continental United States and Canada and number two in
the world for service," according to Travel and Leisure. The food has been
described by food critics as "so good it makes you cry." You and your guest will be
crying with joy at this $1,200 gift certificate, which is good for food and/or
accommodations. So, make it an evening to remember with just an exquisite
meal, or make it an overnight stay with a fabulous dinner. You decide! The Inn
at Little Washington was the first establishment in the Mobil Travel Guide's history to receive five stars for its restaurant and five stars for its accommodations,
and is the first Inn ever to receive AAA's highest accolade, the five diamond
award, for both food and accommodations. Certificate expires January 23, 2008.
Value: $1,200
Donors: May Liang and Jim Lintott
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Catered Dinner Party for 10 or More
Host a dinner party for 10 to 16 of your closest friends with this offering
from Catering by Windows. You'll get three hors d'oeuvres, entree, and
dessert. Your staff includes one pantry chef and one waiter for five hours.
Equipment, linens, beverages and sales tax are not included. Not valid
Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Years. Offer expires April 22, 2008.
Value: $1,000
Donors: Sue Fischer Division of Catering by Windows
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Chef's Table at Indebleu
If you haven't been out recently in Chinatown, now is the time. It is hotter
than ever with great restaurants and exciting entertainment. One of the best
DC restaurants, Indebleu, is located in the heart of Chinatown right across
the street from the Portrait Gallery. You will be wined and dined at the exclusive Chef's table featuring Chef Vikram Garg's signature seven-course meal
with wine pairings. This restaurant has received many accolades and is one
of Conde Naste Traveler's Hottest Eighty Restaurants. The atmosphere is
contemporary and fun, with a dash of funky. This dinner for four must be
used by February 28, 2008.
Value: $900
Donors: Indebleu Restaurant
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DC Scavenger Hunt for 30
Discover the secrets and best sights of museums, historic neighborhoods,
parks, and beyond while solving witty, tricky questions. Watson Adventures
will put together a 90 minute scavenger hunt for you. The scavenger hunt is
for 30 people, but cannot be used for a corporate event. This would make a
great birthday party. The hunt must be used within 1 year of the auction and
it is limited to DC only. It doesn't cover museum admission or parking. Visit
their website www.watsonadventures.com for more information.
Value: $600
Donors: Watson Adventures
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Spend a Day at the National Air and Space
Museum
Pack the family and friends for a morning or afternoon at the Smithsonian's
National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center located at
the Dulles Airport. You will receive a guided tour for 15 people at the museum. Then try out the flight simulator with these 15 tickets. If your kids
haven't had enough, tell them they have tickets to see an IMAX Theater
movie. Hungry yet? Enjoy this $200 gift certificate at the Wright Place
Food Court at the Udvar-Hazy Center. And to top off the great day, parking
passes for 3 cars are included. What a perfect birthday for your flight loving
little one.
Value: $465
Donors: Lawrence Small
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Suzanne Farrell Ballet
Four box seats on Saturday, June 9, 2007 to see the Suzanne Farrell Ballet
at the Kennedy Center Opera House. Begin your day at 11 a.m. with a
behind the scenes in-depth tour by Kennedy Center Director, Daniel
Hagerty. You will then meet the dancers and see their costumes. At noon,
you will enjoy brunch at the Roof Top Terrace before the show. Then it's on
to the ballet for the 1:30 p.m. performance. The behind-the-scenes tour
must be arranged with Alison Shulman in advance.
Value: $1,000
Donors: Alison Bernstein Shulman '83 and John Shulman
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Sony Playstation 3
As DVD playback made the PlayStation 2 more than just a game machine,
many hefty multi-media features make the Sony PlayStation 3 an even
more versatile home entertainment machine. Features such as video chat,
Internet access, digital photo viewing, and digital audio and video will likely
make it the central component of your media set-up. Still, it is first and foremost one of the most powerful game consoles available.
Value: $630
Donors: Edie and Michael Albert
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International Gala
"Food for thought: A Well Fed Child = A Better World" is the theme for the
2007 Mosaic Foundation 10th Anniversary Benefit Dinner. Support this
important mission by bidding on these two tickets to attend the gala on
Wednesday, May 9, at the National Building Museum. The evening's guest
of honor will be the World Food Program Goodwill Ambassador, Her Royal
Highness Princess Haya bint Al-Hussein, the wife of His Highness Sheikh
Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, UAE Vice President, Prime Minister,
and Ruler of Dubai. The Mosaic Foundation is an American charitable and
educational organization dedicated to improving the lives of women and children. It was founded by the spouses of Arab Ambassadors to the United
States. The reception is cocktail attire.
Value: $2,000
Donors: Ambassador of the State of Kuwait and Mrs. Salem Al-Sabah
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The Google Story
You and two friends will enjoy an evening with Pulitzer Prize winning writer,
David Vise, author of The Google Story: Inside the Hottest Business, Media and
Technology Success of our Time. The book has been published in more than two
dozen languages! In addition, David Vise wrote the New York Times bestseller The
Bureau and the Mole, a critically acclaimed account of the betrayals of FBI double agent Robert Hanssen, and Sweet Redemption: How Gary Williams and
Maryland Beat Death and Despair to Win the NCAA Basketball Championship.
Vise’s first book, Eagle on the Street, written with Steve Coll, was based on the
four-part Post series, "The Man from Wall Street: John Shad's Reign at the
SEC," which won the 1990 Pulitzer Prize. Enjoy your discussion with David at
Oyamel, in the Penn Quarter, a Mexican restaurant by world-renowned chef Jose
Andres, best known for his Jaleo restaurants. Your dinner for four must be scheduled at a mutually agreeable date before April 22, 2008. The gift certificate at
Oyamel is $300, but your conversation with David will be priceless.
Value: $300
Donors: May Liang and Jim Lintott, Lori and David Vise
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Autographed Gilbert Arenas Jersey
Known for his fierce competitiveness, NBA All-star Gilbert Arenas has
exploded into one of the greatest players in the NBA. "Agent Zero" is on
track to lead the Washington Wizards on their quest for the NBA
Championship. Grab this piece of autograph memorabilia while you can and
have a piece of sports history for your very own.
Value: $100
Donors: Stephanie and Howard Lewin
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Two Bottles of Opus One Wine
Two bottles of the legendary Opus One wine. This classic Napa Valley blend
of cabernet and merlot by Robert Mondavi and Baron Phillippe Rotschild is
one of the most sought after wines. A wine ready to drink now, the 1993
vintage produced a generous, black currant flavored wine. Patiently complex
and very well balanced, this wine earned a 93 point rating and will be a gracious addition to any meal with which it is served.
Value: $300
Donors: Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner '78 and Mick Halbreiner
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Case of 1983 Royal Oporto Port
Looking to cap a great dinner party with an exceptional port? If so, you'll love
this item. Twelve bottles of 1983 Royal Oporto Port are featured here in their
original wood case. The bottles have been stored in a temperature-controlled wine
cellar to ensure the highest quality. 1983 was a classical vintage year for port and
thus the wines will continue to age beautifully. Showing a tremendous depth of
color, this amazing wine is just beginning to present its true pedigree.
Value: $417
Donors: Anonymous
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10 Bottles of French Bordeaux
This collection of 10 bottles of French Bordeaux is an oenophile's delight.
One bottle of 1982 Haut Batailley and nine bottles of 1982 Chateau
Rouget round out this delicious offering. As you may know, 1982 is known
as the best year of the century for winemaking in Bordeaux. The chateau's
reputation for wine with flavors of blackberries, vanilla and red currants continues to improve as this classic vintage ages.
Value: $1,200
Donors: Anonymous
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Build-A-Bar
Never worry again about having company at your home for drinks! This
amazing package contains some of the finest wines and spirits available! For
starters, Remy OX Excellence Cognac is top of the XO Class! No Scotch
lover could be disappointed. We have the finest single malts: Oban and
Macallan not to mention the entire blended Scotch family of Johnnie
Walker. If you have never had the privilege, Johnnie Walker Blue is blended
from scotches that are 60 years old and it is amazingly smooth. Bourbon,
Rum, Vodka, Gin, Irish Whisky and Calvados fans will also find the best of
the best in this package. After dinner drinks anyone? Kahlua, Frangelico,
Chambord, B&B, Drambuie and Gran Marnier are just a few included in
this fabulous collection. Are you an exotic drinker? Did you know that they
make a Tunisian Fig Soukra or how about a taste from an impossible to get
bottle of Le Bouquetin from France? Greek specialties abound here with a
special reserve dark Metaxa and the extract drank by the gods to achieve
immortality-Ouzo! But the excellence isn't just what is in the glass, it is the
glass itself! This package has Tiffany Champagne Flutes, Waterford Crystal
Wine glasses, and stunning French Crystal old fashioned glassware! So
Cheers, Slainte and Salut! This package is extra special because it is a collaboration of so many wonderful 3rd grade SFS families. Please see page
139 for a complete listing of all the families who made it possible.
Value: $1,400
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Tickets and Pit Passes to a NASCAR Race in
Richmond
Gentelman ... start your engines! See the Sprint/Nextel NASCAR race at
the Richmond International Speedway on September 8, 2007! You'll receive
four grandstand tickets and four coveted pit/garage passes so you can see the
drivers, cars and crews up close. These passes are not sold to the general public! Must be at least 18 years old to see the pit/garage areas.
Value: Priceless
Donors: NASCAR, compliments of Linda and Bill Graves
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Silent Auction Section I’ closes at 6:05 p.m.
Catalog
Number Title
At Your Service
100 Friendly Pet Care
101 Portrait Photography Certificate I
102 Free Residential or Refinance
Settlement Fee
103 Junk Removal Gift Certificate
104 Clean My Ride!
105 Computer Fix-It
106 Autographed copy of Scandal: How
'Gotcha' Politics is Destroying
America
107 Your Personal Concierge
108 A Picture is Worth A Thousand
Words. . .
109 Violin and Lessons
110 Art Lesson Basics
111 Portraits
112 Spa Day!
113 A Personal Trainer to Kick Start
Your Fitness Regime
114 Microdermabrasion Session
115 Renu Med Spa Gift Certificate
116 Botox Cosmetic Brow Injection
117 At-Home Spa Party for Five
118 Portraits
119 Create a Picture Worth a Thousand
Words
120 A Personal Assistant to Organize
your Life
121 Portrait Gift Certificate II
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201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Home and Garden
Mackenzie Childs Painted Platter
Flowers in a Vase
Handwoven Cotton Throw from India
Oriental Carpet Appraisal/Consultation
Antique Print of Potomac River
Hand-Tiled Powder Room Accessories
Original Oil Portrait by
Richard James Cook
Wrought Iron Fireplace Tool Set
Pair of Chinese Vases
Coffee Table Book Collection
Framed Artwork by Joanna Axtmann
Needlepoint Canvas
Singer Sewing Machine and
2 Design Books
Xyron 850 Laminator and Sticker
Maker Machine
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215
216
217
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
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318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
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A Gift For New Parents
Holiday Decorations
Original Acrylic Painting by
David Bottini
Four Signed Books
Tots, Tweens and Teens
Ipod and Ihome
All Fired Up
Trikke 8
American Girl PJ's, Slippers & Teddy
Bear in a Bag
Turquoise Blue Casual Pants
Turquoise Blue Casual Pants
Lilly Pulitzer Items
3 Signed Copies of WINGS by
Bill Loizeaux
Astrolon Telescope
Radio Control Boat
Lazer Tag
Backyard Fun
Games Galore
Children's Fitness Evaluation &
Workout Session
Sports Camp
$100 Off A Full Week of Basketball
$100 Off A Full Week of Basketball
$100 Off A Full Week of Tennis
$100 Off A Full Week of Tennis
$100 off Explorer Programs
$100 off Explorer Programs
$250 off Camp Corsica!
$250 off Riverview!
Project: Beadmaking/Stringing Kit
An A+ Birthday Party
College Bound
Kid Vespa
Kid Vespa
A Day in the Life Of a Playwright
A Day in the Life of an Attorney
for a Whistleblower
A Day in the Life of a Costume
Designer
A Day in the Life of a Puppet Maker
A Day in the Life of an Artist
Getting the Basics: Photography 101
A Day in the Life Of A Radio Producer
Getting the Basics: Speech Presentation
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At Your Service
100
Friendly Pet Care
The next time you have to get away, book a comfortable three night stay for
your beloved dog or cat at Potomac Kennels in Gaithersburg, MD. Your
canine "best friend" will be boarded in a large, indoor, climate controlled room
and individually walked three times a day. Your cat will be kept in a secure,
open air enclosure in a room with a large picture window. Hopefully you don’t
have to visit the Vet too often, but if you do, there is no better place to take
your pet than Friendship Hospital for Animals. Your pet deserves compassionate care, and that's what you'll receive at Friendship Hospital for Animals,
located in the Tenleytown area of D.C. You will receive three gift certificates
with a total value of $240, which can be used for services and supplies.
Reservations are required. Friendship Hospital certificates, expire February 1,
2008.
Value: $312
Donors: Friendship Hospital for Animals, Potomac Kennels
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Portrait Photography Certificate I
Your portrait certificate entitles you to a personal consultation, a studio family or child portrait session, and a custom created 8x10 framed portrait at
the Silver Spring studio of Barbara Glaeser. Cannot be used with other certificates for Barbara Glaeser Photography. Expires July 31, 2007.
Value: $600
Donors: Barbara Glaeser Photography, Ltd.
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102
Free Residential or Refinance Settlement Fee
Todd Deckelbaum, Esquire, '75, will waive the attorney's settlement fee for
a residential purchase or refinancing in DC, MD or VA. Todd is Vice
President of SETTLEMENTCORP, a real estate title insurance company.
Waiver does not include cost of title work, title insurance, recording fees, survey, recordation and transfer taxes, fees for obtaining and recording releases,
notary fees and delivery charges. Must be used by December 31, 2007.
Value: $375
Donors: SETTLEMENTCORP
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Junk Removal Gift Certificate
“Let Tomorrow's Leaders Haul Your Junk Today!” Founded by Sidwell
Friends alumni, College Hunks Hauling Junk helps you finally get rid of
those unwanted items in your home, office, etc. The Hunks will clean out
your garage, basement, or attic, and will take away anything from single
items to multiple loads. Book online at www.1800JunkUSA.com or call 1800-Junk-USA (586-5872). Certificate expires January 1, 2008.
Value: $150
Donors: College Hunks Hauling Junk
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104
Clean My Ride!
Are grit and grime putting the brakes on your daily commute? Then rev it
up with these two auto grooming gift certificates from "The Don," an elite
auto grooming company. You will receive two gift certificates for special auto
grooming treatments called "The Don" and the "Lil Don." Both include the
following services: hand wash, vacuum, clean and dress wheel wells, door
jambs, tires and glass windows. "The Don" also includes exterior enhancer
protection, interior splash hand shampoo and panel conditioning. This service takes approximately 4 hours to complete. The "Lil Don" includes exterior polymer hand sealant wax protection, interior protected and conditioned
crystal glass windows. The "Lil Don" takes about 1.5 hours to complete.
Services are by appointment only, weather permitting, on a Saturday or
Sunday, and expire August 31, 2007. Certificates are good for their
McLean, VA location. You must remove all items from your vehicle. There
are additional costs for SUVs and minivans.
Value: $500
Donors: Clean Cuts "The Don" of Elite Auto Grooming
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Computer Fix-It
Experiencing computer problems and wishing you knew who to call? Well
now you have an answer. Matt Dillard of Dogtail Solutions will take a seat
at your computer and solve problems, add programs, or just figure it all out!
You can also have Matt set-up the included Linksys Wired Broadband
Router for your Internet connection. Just connect your DSL or Cable
Modem to the Router, and all the computers in your home or office can
share the Internet--all at the same time. The built-in 4-port switch lets you
attach four local PCs directly, or daisy-chain out to more hubs and switches
as your network grows.
Value: $180
Donors: Dogtail Solutions, Susan Pettey and Roland Frye Jr. '68
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Autographed copy of
“Scandal: How 'Gotcha'
Politics is Destroying America”
Lanny Davis, former special counsel to President Clinton has signed his
book, Scandal: How 'Gotcha' Politics is Destroying America. This perceptive
look into the Washington world of equal opportunity scandal mongering
must be read by Democrats and Republicans alike--and by all fair-minded
people who want to end the politics of mutually assured destruction."
Value: $50
Donors: Claire and Albert Dwoskin
107
Your Personal Concierge
Ever dream of having a concierge to help you tackle your everyday "to do
list?" It won't be a fantasy when you win this item–six hours of assistance
from the professionals at Consider It Done Personal Concierge Service.
These services must be performed at a mutually agreeable time before
June 1, 2007.
Value: $270
Donors: Consider It Done
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108
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words...
...and a photographic portrait is a wonderful way to hold on to time. Take
this opportunity to photograph your loved ones with a personal consultation,
a family portrait session, and credit toward your order at Philip Bermingham
Photography. Philip is considered one of America's leading portrait photographers. He has clients throughout the world and has photographed many
world leaders, including Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. He specializes in portraits of children and families. His relaxed and easy manner can
bring out the best of any family whether the portrait is at home, in the studio or one of the many locations that Bermingham visits during the year,
which includes the Caribbean, Florida, Maine, Nantucket and the
Hamptons. Please use by April 22, 2008.
Value: $1,000
Donors: Philip Bermingham Photography
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Violin and Lessons
Music to your ears! This is a spectacular opportunity to own a gently used,
full-sized Wm. Lewis and Son violin and bow and the case is included. Once
you have the violin you will need lessons. A 45 minute lesson will be given
by exceptional violinist, Christine Kharazian. The lesson is for any level but
the student must be six years or older. Lesson will be tailored to the student's
level and age. It could be an introduction to the violin for someone who is
interested in trying the instrument, or a fresh insight for someone with more
experience. Time will be individually arranged. Not for current students of
Ms. Kharazian. Visit www.fillmoreartscenter.org/music.html for more info.
Must be used by July 15, 2007.
Value: $670
Donors: Katie Smith Sloan '73 and Richard Sloan, Violin Studio
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Art Lesson Basics
Enjoy six art lessons at Ksenya's art studio, Artichoke. Each lesson is two
hours long and can be taken at any time of the year. Projects include oil
painting, puppet making, clay sculpture or a special project of your own
choosing. Ksenya is an acclaimed puppet master and painter who worked
with the Bolshoi puppet theater in Moscow. Please arrange a mutually agreed
upon date.
Value: $200
Donors: Ksenya Litvak
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Portraits
Barbara Glaeser Photography specializes in personal works of art--whether
it's a custom designed, one of a kind album or a fine portrait of your family. The donation entitles the winner to a personal consultation, a studio family or child portrait session and a custom created 8X10 portrait. To learn
more about her studio in Silver Spring please visit www.barbaraglaeserphoto.com. Please use by July 31, 2007.
Value: $600
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Spa Day!
Enjoy a day of beauty at Chevy Chase Klinger Advanced Aesthetics. Your
day will include a 360 diagnostic test, customized facial, spa manicure, spa
pedicure, customized hair treatment and a haircut with Amy. Please use certificate by December 31, 2007.
Value: $450
Donors: Chevy Chase Klinger Advanced Aesthetics
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A Personal Trainer to Kick Start Your Fitness
Regime
Looking to tone up? Slim down? Just maintain? A personal trainer at
Tenleytown Sport and Health Club can get you started on your own, tailormade fitness regime. These two personal training sessions must be used by
May 31, 2007. So get warmed up and start bidding!
Value: $140
Donors: Tenley Sport and Health Club
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Microdermabrasion Session
“You don't look a day over. . . ” Microdermabrasion, a non-surgical cosmetic procedure, can start you on your way to emerging as a "new, beautiful you."
The technique is effective in reducing fine lines, "crow's feet”, age spots and
acne scars. Your skin will feel smoother, look fresh, and feel revitalized. It is
safe for all skin types. Dr. Jennifer Parker Porter, a board-certified physician,
specializes in this procedure and will schedule a session up to six months
from the time of purchase. Must be used by October 31, 2007.
Value: $175
Donors: Chevy Chase Facial Plastic Surgery, LLC
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Renu Med Spa Gift Certificate
Renu Med Spa is a state of the art facility specializing in facial rejuvenation
and laser hair removal. Both men and women trust Renu Med Spa to
provide individualized, comprehensive aesthetic services administered by
certified medical professionals in a warm and welcoming, soothing spa
setting. You will receive one luxurious facial skincare treatment. One facial
treatment could be either a facial, microdermabrasion or chemical peel in our
luxurious spa with one of our 3 skin care professionals. Please use by
November 30, 2007.
Value: $150
Donors: Renu Med Spa
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Botox Cosmetic Brow Injection
Feeling a little old these days? Rejuvenate your face with Botox! Everyone's
talking about Botox Cosmetic. Botox Cosmetic relaxes overactive muscles,
reducing fine lines and wrinkles in the brow area. Treatment takes minutes
and lasts up to four months. A consultation will be scheduled with Dr. Porter
prior to treatment. Procedure should be performed within six months. If you
are not a candidate for Botox, $500 can be applied toward other services or
products. Expires December 31, 2007.
Value: $500
Donors: Chevy Chase Facial Plastic Surgery, LLC
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At-Home Spa Party for Five
Relax and pamper yourself and four of your close friends with a spa party in
the comfort of your own home. The professionals from the Wright Touch
Traveling Spa will treat you and your guests to a luxurious and invigorating
treatment series, including a 40 minute manicure and pedicure and a 20
minute refresher facial. Must be used by November 22, 2007.
Value: $500
Donors: The Wright Touch Traveling Spa
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Portraits
Barbara Glaeser Photography specializes in personal works of art--whether
it's a custom designed, one of a kind album or a fine portrait of your family. The donation entitles the winner to a personal consultation, a studio family portrait session and a custom created 8X10 portrait. To learn more about
her studio in Silver Spring please visit www.barbaraglaeserphoto.com. Please
use by July 31, 2007.
Value: $600
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Create a Picture Worth a Thousand Words
One hour photo session with your child and/or you with your child or the
family. Black and white or color or both. You will receive three 8 x10 prints.
Please schedule your appointment at a mutually agreeable time. Next, place
your favorite print in this beautiful "Princess Mikasa" glass picture frame.
Oval in shape, the frame is glass with frosted detail for effect.
Value: $560
Donors: Leslie M. Rose, Madeline Stewart
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A Personal Assistant to Organize your Life...
Hey, who doesn't need that? We're talking about six hours with a professional personal assistant-- Julie Furth. Julie can attack your clutter, paperwork,
insurance forms, bookkeeping, bill paying, unpacking, etc. No task is too
mundane. She's adept with Quicken, QuickBooks, (certified as a
QuickBooks Proadvisor) and has many other computer skills. Julie is very
reliable, trustworthy, confidential, and hardworking. Put her to work before
April 22, 2008. Visit www.jfurth.com to learn more about Julie.
Value: $450
Donors: Julie Furth Personal Assistant
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Portrait Gift Certificate II
The donation entitles the winner to a personal consultation, a studio family portrait session and a custom created framed 8x10 portrait. Cannot be used with
other certificates for Barbara Glaeser Photography. Expires July 31, 2007.
Value: $600
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Home and Garden
200
Mackenzie Childs Painted Platter
This large, unique Mackenzie Childs platter from the MacLachlan collection
is painted with landscape details and has a striking black and white checkerboard edge and 24K gold embellishments. The beautifully detailed stoneware
has a hand-painted spiral edge and floral, checked, and scenic ceramic transfers on the face of the plate. The back of the plate is decorated with marble
ceramic transfers. Dimensions: 16 1/2" x 11 3/4 ".
Value: $225
Donors: Neiman Marcus
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Flowers in a Vase
There is nothing that brightens a home or office more than fresh flowers.
Pick your favorite bouquet from Johnson's Florist and Garden Center. The
gift certificate has a $25 value. Then place your flowers in this gorgeous yellow glass vase. The vase is sized for a dinner party centerpiece, it will draw a
bouquet of compliments!
Value: $75
Donors: Johnson's Florist and Garden Center, Stephanie and Howard Lewin
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Handwoven Cotton Throw from India
This lovely, handwoven cotton throw is from the northeast Indian state of
Manipur. It has a beautiful combination of blue and maroon colors.
Value: $100
Donors: Rita Chhibber
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Oriental Carpet Appraisal/Consultation
Mrs. Phyllis Kane, a well-established Oriental carpet scholar and consultant
in the Washington area, will look at your carpets for appraisal purposes or
advise you on repair. Consultation is for 1 to 2 hours. To be used before
December 31, 2007 with no less than two weeks advance notice for scheduling your date.
Value: $170
Donors: Phyllis Kane
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Antique Print of Potomac River
Just the right historical touch for your home. This 19th century unframed
lithograph, "Looking Down the Potomac from The Chain Bridge," is from
The Old Print Gallery in Washington, DC.
Value: $150
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Hand-Tiled Powder Room Accessories
Embarrassed to send guests to your unadorned bathroom? This fantastic
three-piece accessory set will add beauty to any powder room, from the
humble to the sublime. The hand towel holder, soap dispenser and tissue
box cover are all hand tiled by a New York interior designer, using subtle,
iridescent tiles that will complement any decor.
Value: $125
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Original Oil Portrait by Richard James Cook
Picture this! You choose the person, and professional portrait artist Richard
James Cook will produce an 18" x 14" color portrait study in oil on canvas.
The loosely rendered study will include head and shoulders of the subject.
This $900 certificate can also be used to discount either a larger painting; a
painting with more subjects; or a fully refined (official quality) portrait.
Certificate must be used by October 31, 2007. One certificate per family.
Value: $900
Donors: Richard James Cook
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Wrought Iron Fireplace Tool Set
Ahhh, what's more relaxing than a roaring fire? Tend to your fireplace in
style with this gently used five-piece, wrought iron fireplace tool set. Carried
out in a tasteful arts and crafts style, it will harmonize with any decorative
scheme.
Value: $150
Donors: Susan Pettey and Roland Frye Jr. '68
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Pair of Chinese Vases
This amazing pair of Chinese vases is from the Kellogg Collection. They are
a classic trumpet shape and are decorated with a Chinese floral motif.
Value: $432
Donors: The Kellogg Collection
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Coffee Table Book Collection
Are your guests drumming their fingers, staring at the ceiling, or even falling
asleep? This amazing collection of 19 eye-popping, full-color coffee table
books will get the ball rolling! These magnificent books will expand your art,
history and travel horizons. The titles include Ellis Island: Ghosts of Freedom;
AFTERMATH: Unseen 9-11 Photographs; Portraits 9-11-01; DREAM: A
Journey, by Larry Vigon; Faces of Science, by Miriana Cook; LIFE: A Journey
Through, by Frans Lanting; Cowboy Kate and Other Stories; Mandela: The
Authorized Portrait; Atomic Ranch: Design Ideas for Stylish Ranch Homes;
Infrastructure: A Field Guide to the Industrial Landscape; Impounded: Dorothy
Lange and Images of Japanese American Internment; Celebrating the
Courthouse; Awakening Beauty; Irish New York; Meetings; Josh Simpson:
Glass Artist; Marilyn Merlot and the Naked Grape; Reaching Climax and
Other Towns Along the American Highway.
Value: $500
Donors: Susan Feeney and Steve Hirsh
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Framed Artwork by Joanna Axtmann
This is a great piece to expand your art collection. Joanna Axtmann's "Urban
Landscape #7, red horns" was completed in 2006. The 7-1/2" x 7-7/8"
image is based on ink drawings done from the train between Washington,
DC and New York City. Mixed oil-based materials on primed 100% cotton
rag paper, framed archivally with UF3 plexiglas and white-washed maple.
Value: $535
Donors: Axtmann Studio and Peter L. Weiss
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Needlepoint Canvas
This beautifully designed needlepoint canvas from the best needlepoint shop
in the Metro area, "Point of it All," comes with fabric finished edges, needles
and thread. The hand painted needlepoint canvas and fabulous fibers are
enough to start your child on a wonderful needlepoint adventure. The butterfly with a border design is appropriate for a child or an adult. When you've
finished your beautiful canvas, you can take it to the Point of it All to be finished into a pillow or framed or set in a lovely jewelry box (finishing not
included). And of course if you have any questions along the way, you can
visit the cutest shop in town for a few pointers.
Value: $100
Donors: The Point of It All
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Singer Sewing Machine and 2 Design Books
Can't miss "Project Runway?"
designs a reality guided by his
Taste and Style, available May
Fashion Design drawings, and
Singer sewing machine.
Tim Gunn your idol? Make your fashion
new book, Tim Gunn: A Guide To Quality,
1. Enlighten your designs with a book on
make them wearable with this easy-to-use
Value: $125
Donors: Sue and Brent Siler
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Xyron 850 Laminator and Sticker Maker Machine
This amazing home crafts machine is perfect for your budding artist.
Laminate the work you want to save forever or turn anything into a sticker.
This machine even does both at the same time! Kids love it and it is so easy
to use!
Value: $65
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A Gift For New Parents
Looking for a great baby shower gift or that perfect outfit for your child?
Stop by Beyda's Lad and Lassie in the heart of Bethesda for that darling outfit. The gift certificate is for $25 and expires on April 22, 2008. Also
included in this parenting package is a selection of parenting books hand
picked by an educator/parenting author.
Value: $25
Donors: Beyda's Lad and Lassie, Jenifer Lippincott
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Holiday Decorations
Bid on these handpainted putti angels with a 19" x 15" wing span. This is a
great holiday gift or a nice item to spruce up your home during the holidays.
Value: $500
Donors: Joan and John Bray
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Original Acrylic Painting by David Bottini
David Bottini is a realist landscape painter whose work evokes a sharp eye for
detail while demonstrating a romantic viewpoint for composition and overall
effect. "For Gabriel" is a beautiful painting of a creek with fall leaves hanging low over the water. The brushstrokes are amazing and really bring to life
the warm autumn colors. This is an original painting by David and is in a
16'' by 13'' dark wood frame.
Value: $1,100
Donors: David Bottini
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Four Signed Books
Don't miss the opportunity to bid on these four signed books: The Secret
Man by Bob Woodward provides an intriguing if not fully satisfying portrait
of the real-life relationship between Mr. Woodward and Mr. Felt, and it reaffirms the vital role that confidential sources play in keeping the public
informed. His second book, State of Denial explores the political carnage and
bureaucratic infighting prompted by the September 11 attacks. Woodward
dissects the Bush administration's conduct of the war in Iraq. The picture
isn't a pretty one, and Woodward's disarming, matter-of-fact prose makes his
page-turning account more powerful still. If you need a lighter read try
Secrets of the Lean Plate Club by Sally Squires who has created an easy stepby-step approach to losing weight and keeping it off. If you are constantly
searching for the best place to eat in DC, then this last book is for you. The
Washington Post Dining Guide by Tom Sietsema is a guide on where to eat
in and around DC. In this indispensable guide, the city's top food critic
offers up reviews of 200 restaurants, from the finest establishments to the
best cheap eats around.
Value: $300
Donors: The Washington Post
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300
iPod and iHome
The iPod U2 Special Edition is back for an encore. Distinctive colors and
exclusive video make it uniquely U2. Space for 30GB of songs, photos, and
videos make it completely iPod. This black iPod holds 7,500 songs! You
won't want to part from your iPod even while sleeping, which is why the new
iHome iH6 stereo system is a must have! It wakes you gradually and lulls
you to sleep with your iPod music. It includes a full-function remote control
that interfaces with both your iPod and the radio. In addition, the iH6 delivers incredibly rich natural stereo sound from its Reson8 speaker chambers,
making it a great choice for every room in the house. And the iH6 does all
this while charging your iPod with a dock connector, so they're both ready to
go when you are. iHome is home base.
Value: $369
Donors: Julia and Victor Tolkan
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All Fired Up
A $25 gift certificate to All Fired Up! Certificate to be used towards painting your own pottery or creating cool mosaics and is good for either store
located near the Cleveland Park or Bethesda metro stops.
Value: $25
Donors: All Fired Up Bethesda
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Trikke 8
Bid on this 3-wheeled vehicle that's fun to ride! Trikke's movement has the
rhythm of inline skating, surfing, snowboarding, or skiing. Rhythmic weight
transfers from one leg to another is the key to propelling the Trikke forward
to a speed of up to 18 mph. The Trikke measures 38-45'' high, 46'' long,
22'' wide, and weighs 19 pounds. It even folds up for easy storage and
includes an instructional video. Suitable for teens (10+) and adults.
Value: $300
Donors: Michael Davies '11
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American Girl PJ's, Slippers & Teddy Bear in a
Bag
This bright pink and orange sleepover straw carryall bag contains: 1). A collector's bear that is 11 inches with white mohair, blue glass eyes, tapestry
pads and is fully jointed Accompanying this gorgeous little bear is a brand
new pair of American Girl "Let it Snow" pj's. They are long sleeved with
studded snowflakes on the front and have cropped gaucho style pants with an
elastic waist size for girls sizes 1-8 and a pair of fuzzy-wuzzy slippers that are
blue acrylic with embroidered snowflakes.
Value: $90
Donors: Maryland Pao '80 and Steven Holland
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305
Turquoise’ Blue Casual Pants
One pair each of blue Mulliberribush 100% cotton pants. These size 10
pants are perfect for school in fall or spring. Totally comfy for a girly-girl or
a tom-boy!
Value: $22
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Lilly Pulitzer Items
Lilly is hotter than ever! These unique, brilliantly colored Lilly Pulitzer
accessories are a great way to jazz up your wardrobe. The set includes a ribbon belt, bracelets, a cosmetic case with a mirror, and a keychain, all in
Lilly's classic pink and green color combination. Also, perfect summer purse
for a "tween"-- we have a purse with white canvas with green and tan accents.
Keep the keys to the beach house safe on the coordinating Lilly Pulitzer key
chain.
Value: $150
Donors: Friend of the Auction
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3 Signed Copies of “WINGS” by Bill Loizeaux
WINGS, a critically acclaimed children's novel by SFS parent Bill Loizeaux,
is the story of a boy who learns to spread his own wings by nurturing a wild
mockingbird. WINGS is a USA Today Best Children's Book of 2006 and a
Christian Science Monitor Notable Children's Book for 2006. "Poetic and
tender, powerful yet not sentimental, this story about a boy, about loss, and
about the natural world around him is universal and unforgettable." -Children's Literature.
Value: $48
Donors: Beth and Bill Loizeaux
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Astrolon Telescope
This is a great item for the budding astronomer in your family. This durable,
silver-toned Astrolon telescope offers everything an intermediate astrologer
needs for experiencing the wondrous night sky. For viewing, the scope
includes a 25mm, 6x finder-scope with crosshairs to aid in navigation, a
diagonal viewer, a 1x erecting eyepiece, a 3x Barlow lens, fine-tuning control, and four interchangeable eyepieces. Other accessories include an aluminum tripod, an Alt-Azimuth mount support, and an accessory tray for
holding eyepieces and instruments. A fully illustrated instruction manual,
and a space map are included to help amateur astrologers find their way
around the galaxy. The scope and all of its parts can be disassembled and carried around in an included silver utility case. Some adult assembly required.
Case measures approximately 28" long.
Value: $90
Donors: Auction Committee
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Radio Control Boat
This "King of the Water" comes with its own stand and complete authentic
detail! Requires one 9.6V rechargeable power pack, charger and two AA batteries, all included so you are "Ready to Run" upon purchase!
Value: $150
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Lazer Tag
Tag! You're it! This isn't your average game of tag. In this game, each player wears special gear to help them catch their opponents. Featuring a main
unit that acts much like a walkie-talkie. It attaches directly onto kids' belt
loops to keep the "talk" button, volume dial and channel control close at
hand. Also included are advanced HUD™ goggles with visual feedback to spy
on the enemy which also comes with an ear piece and microphone. They can
even use that to communicate and eavesdrop on the competition by listening in on their channel. The lazer unit has everything kids need to keep the
game alive, including: a speaker, receiver dome, control panel, trigger, reload
option and LCD screen. This game is the perfect combination of extreme
team competition and hi-tech accuracy! Ages 8 years and up and requires 12
"AA" batteries. Two sets are included so invite the neighborhood over!
Value: $100
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Backyard Fun
Perfect for the backyard, this two-player set is just like paintball. It uses
Velcro-tipped darts that stick to Velcro vests worn by each player. Sneak up
on your friends and fire away! Product includes: red and blue adjustable scoring vests which tell you when and where you've hit your opponent, red and
blue Dart Tag blasters, two sets of Dart Tag VISION GEAR, 20 TAGGER
MICRO DARTS and instructions and a bonus: 2 Firestrike blasters and 6
bonus MicroDarts. Add to this day of backyard fun with this unique play and
freeze ice cream maker. You don't need electricity, just have a ball! Made of
durable polycarbonate, it's lightweight, portable and easy to clean. Includes
ice cream recipes.
Value: $188
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Games Galore
This is the perfect item to entertain your children. It has everything from
boardgames to outside fun. First, on a rainy day pick from any of these boards
games: Duel Masters-battle of the creatures board game. Ages 6 and up; Ticket
to Ride- The Cross Country Train Adventure for ages 8 and up; Ultimate Golf The ultimate game; Pretty Pretty Princess- become a Princess in this jewelry
dress-up game. This is for ages five and older; Horse Show - Ride for the Blue
Ribbon-a card game for ages eight and older; Lost Cities- Daring adventure for
two, Monopoly game, lunch box mysteries, travel scrabble and the ultimate classic game, Dominos. Or take the fun outside with this fast, fun and fantastic,
Speedminton. The new high-octane racquet sport that anyone can play--day or
night, indoors or out! Speedminton box set includes: two speedracquets, three
speeders, four speedlights, one speedbag, one wind ring, and one easy court.
Give your kids a fun science lesson with this Smithsonian's build and erupt your
own volcano kit! It only takes twenty minutes and is a great activity to do with
your children. It is safe and easy to do! Get creative with two tie dye sets with
nine extra large t-shirts. Last but not least a DVD of "High School Musical"
and "Light Fantastic" fan with light show. Wow, what a package!
Value: $238
Donors: Auction Committee, Susan Pettey and Roland Frye Jr. '68
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Children's Fitness Evaluation & Workout Session
Fitness for Health is a state-of-the-art children's fitness facility working with
children of varying skill levels—ranging from those with coordination and
motor delays, ADHD/ADD, LD, weight management and self-esteem
issues, to young athletes looking to hone their sports skills. Your certificate
is good for one fitness evaluation and one workout session at the Rockville,
MD location. The evaluation and subsequent session are each fifty minutes
in duration. Children ages 5 to 15. Expires August 31, 2007. Must call to
schedule appointment. Evaluations performed Monday through Friday,
8:30 a.m. -3:00 p.m.
Value: $425
Donors: Fitness for Health
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Sports Camp
One session at any of Headfirst Sports & Day Camps spring break, summer
sports or day camps. Summer camps include: Baseball, soccer, basketball,
lacrosse, dance, day trippers, kidz camp, jr. kidz camp, science, magic, cooking, spanish, and arts & crafts. The spring break camps include: basketball,
soccer and baseball. Certificate is valid for one session only and expires
August 31, 2007.
Value: $325
Donors: Headfirst Sports and Day Camps
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$100 Off’ a Full Week of Basketball
Sidwell Friends School Basketball Camp is designed to meet the needs of
campers of every skill level. In the mornings, the program concentrates
on individualized instruction in passing, shooting, dribbling, and moving
without the ball as well as development of offensive moves and defensive
techniques. After lunch, campers have free time in the gym to practice and
play. Once the afternoon program resumes, campers are divided into ageappropriate scrimmage games. Each full-day camper participates in drills and
daily team competitions. In addition to the coaches, our staff includes male
and female college and high school basketball stars. On the final day of each
session, awards and recognition are given to outstanding campers for foul
shooting, ball handling, defense, sportsmanship, and one-on-one and twoon-two competitions. This camp is for grades 2 to 9. Learn more about the
various weeks of the camp and prices at http://classic.sidwell.edu/summer/
BasketSoccer.html
Value: $100
Donors: Sidwell Summer
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$100 Off’ a Full Week of Tennis
SFS Tennis Camp is in its 44th year and offers outstanding tennis instruction. The program stresses traditional teaching methods and focuses on aerobic exercise, strength, and flexibility development. Sidwell Summer’s
Tennis Program is primarily based at East Potomac Park on Haines Point.
Campers take advantage of both the outdoor and air-conditioned indoor
courts in the morning. One-on-one tennis instruction, drills, competitive
play, and simulated singles and doubles strategies are featured during the
one-week session. All exercises are structured to build self-confidence and
ability. Campers are grouped together by age, ability, and with friends when
possible. It is very important for each camper to have fun while developing
new tennis skills. Each camper should bring his or her own racquet. Location
is determined daily by the director. The cost per week is $300 and is for
students in grades 1 through 12. The one week sessions run June 11 through
August 17, 2007. Learn more at http://classic.sidwell.edu/summer/
Tennis.html.
Value: $100
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$100 off’ Explorer Program
The Explorer Programs offer the opportunity for campers Pre-K through
Grade 10 to experience a variety of workshops, activities, and field trips.
There are five main components to choose from depending on the camper’s
grade level and to read in more detail please visit the summer program website at http://www.sidwell.edu/data/files/news/HomepageNews/sfs_07sumr_
final.pdf. As we look forward to many campers spending the full summer
Exploring or Voyaging with us, we offer the opportunity for campers to participate in different activities each weekly session. Sign up for your favorite
things week after week or explore something completely new each session!
Our excellent staff includes area teachers who lead workshops, home base
groups and trips; college students who act as assistants in workshops; and
high school counselors. For Summer 2007, Explorers will be using the
brand new Middle School building as well as the gyms, Art Center, and
Upper School building. $100 off any week of any Explorer program with
Sidwell Summer.
Value: $100
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$250 off Camp Corsica!
Camp Corsica is a wonderful program for campers who have had some sleep
away experience (not necessarily at camp), are willing to learn new outdoor
skills, and have at least advanced beginner swimming skills. Each week
revolves around the Quaker tradition of having time for fun as well as
moments of quiet reflection. Over the week, mornings will be spent rotating
through each of the following activities: tubing, sailing, tennis, and group
sports and games. Each afternoon campers choose from several activity
options such as sports, sailing, tubing, waterskiing, arts and crafts, and
drama, and all campers have free swim time. Evening programs include bowling, campfires, and capture the flag. We provide a caring and safe atmosphere
where each camper feels at home and where individual attention is provided.
Campers participate in activities within their own age group. The sessions to
choose from are: Session 1: Sunday, June 17 - Friday, June 22, session 2:
Sunday, June 24 - Friday, June 29, session 3: Sunday, July 1 - Friday, July
6 and session 4: Sunday, July 8 - Friday, July 13. The cost of a week is
$825. However the $250 registration fee will be waived with this certificate.
Must be used in summer '07. For students in grade 3 through 9. $250 off
any week of Corsica with Sidwell Summer
Value: $250
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$250 off Riverview!
Riverview Enrichment Camp is now in its eighth year of rocking the
Rappahannock! Riverview is held on the beautiful campus of St. Margaret’s
School in Rappahannock, Virginia, where campers are housed in St.
Margaret’s air-conditioned dorm. Campers enjoy the outdoor pool, sandy
beach, state-of-the-art facilities, dining room with a balcony directly overlooking the Rappahannock River, and the student center with opportunities
for ping-pong and foosball tournaments, board games, and a big screen tv for
watching movies. Riverview’s week-long workshops offer participants the
opportunity to take a variety of academic enrichment, athletic, or artistic
courses with fun and experienced instructors. During Activity Period,
campers choose each day from recreational selections such as tie-dyeing, ice
cream making, tubing, or Ultimate Frisbee. Before dinner each day, campers
have free time to go to the pool, gym, or waterfront. Evening activities bring
the entire camp together so that each day ends with as much excitement as
it begins! Riverview features a staff whose care and enthusiasm are unparalleled. Many of the staff members this summer are returning favorites from
years past. You kid won't want to miss this opportunity. $250 off of the registration fee, which is $825 a session. Must be used on Summer of 2007.
This is for children in grades 5 through 9 and the weeks available are:
Session 1: Sunday, July 15 – Saturday, July 21 and session 2: Sunday, July
22 – Saturday, July 28.
Value: $250
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Project: Beadmaking/Stringing Kit
Create your own decorative, wearable bracelets, fobs and earrings with this
professional stringing kit. Spend a few minutes assembling your design, then
relax as you string the murano glass beads or seed pearls from this sophisticated kit into a fob or necklace. The kit includes: bead design board; chain
nose pliers; semi-precious gems; strand of seed pearls; glass beads; metal
filler beads; lobster claw clasps; spring rings; crimp tubes; wire cable; and
nylon cord. You'll develop an eye for the elements of design, color, shape and
balance as you assemble your creations.
Value: $40
Donors: Beadazzled
324
An A+ Birthday Party
Bored with the same birthday party themes? Do something different this
year! Bid on this 11/2 hour customized birthday party for ages 3 to16! Party
includes fun and interactive Martial Arts and Gymnastics demonstration for
up to 12 children. It will take place in their downtown Silver Spring studio.
Ample time provided for cake and goodies. Clean up provided. Please use by
April 29, 2008.
Value: $250
Donors: UMAC, Inc.
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325
College Bound
Eliminate the stress of college shopping and bid on this fantastic college
basket. The Mini Fridge is perfect for a dorm room and it keeps cold drinks
cold—or hot foods hot—with the flip of a switch. Your student can make a
pot of coffee for those nights when they are awake late writing a paper or
make food on the hotpot when the cafeteria just seems too far away. Also
included is a fleece blanket, a gift certificate to Bed, Bath and Beyond, a
toiletry kit, an itunes certificate and a laundry basket. If you don’t have a
student departing for college, buy this for a friend—it makes for a perfect
graduation gift!
Value: $600
Donors: Anonymous, Auction Committee
326
327
Kid Vespa
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Vespa Kid Scooter is a fun battery operated ride on toy for your child! Picture
the most stylish ride around, with your little one beaming in the driver’s seat.
This licensed Vespa Scooter has the power of a 12 volt rechargeable battery
that propels it at 21/2 or 5 mph, and it stops quickly with its rear brake.
Onlookers will marvel at the realism of the Vespa’s rear storage box, rear view
mirrors and vinyl capped non-skid wheels. Meanwhile, child riders delight at
the glove box, working headlight, horn, flashing hazard lights, and electronic
engine sounds. 12-Volt rechargeable battery and recharger included.
Value: $250
Donors: Tracy and Adam Bernstein `81
80
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328
A Day in the Life Of a Playwright
Spend an afternoon or evening with Helen Hayes award-winning director
and internationally-produced playwright Mary Hall Surface as she directs a
magical medieval production at the Folger Shakespeare Theater and Folger
Consort in December 2007. You will shadow Ms. Hall as she directs a technical rehearsal where there are costumes, lights and musicians. Check your
calendars for the evening or afternoon of either December 8, 9, or 10, 2007.
For one student, ages 12 and older.
Value: $500
Donors: Mary Hall Surface
329
A Day in the Life of an Attorney for a
Whistleblower
Spend 2 to 3 dynamic hours as you shadow Steven Kohn of Kohn, Kohn
and Colapinto, a law firm which exclusively represents whistleblowers and a
non-profit organization called the National Whistleblower Center.
Litigation, legislative work, and coordination with journalists are part of the
experience. Remember how the charismatic and uniquely brilliant Erin
Brockavich began to question a pro bono case file in her boss's office which
turned into the first fight against the west coast energy company PG&E.
Now it is your chance to see this type of work in action. This is for one
student (13 years and older) and must be arranged at a mutually agreeable
time before October 22, 2007.
Value: $500
Donors: Leslie Rose and Stephen Kohn
81
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330
A Day in the Life of a Costume Designer
One student will spend a day or two weekend days learning from professional set and costume designer, Misha Kachman as he prepares for a show at
Theater J in May. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about stage
production from a master. Kachman's scenes and costumes have been seen
at Metro Stage, Studio Theater, Shakespeare Theater Company, Catholic
University and The Kennedy Center. Please call to arrange a mutually
convenient date. For a middle or upper school student.
Value: $500
Donors: Misha Kachman
331
A Day in the Life of a Puppet Maker
One student (middle or upper school) will spend a day or two weekends learning about the fine art of puppet making from Russian trained puppet
master, Ksenya Litvak. You will help her build puppets with papier mache,
fabric and clay in preparation for a May performance. The May performance
is a classic puppet tale in which puppets travel through different fairy tales to
reach the wizard. To be agreed upon for a mutually convenient time, but
don’t wait too long, as you’ll want to begin developing the puppets immediately to prepare for the performance in May.
Value: $350
Donors: Ksenya Litvak
82
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332
A Day in the Life of an Artist
Spend a day with artist and sculptor, Kevin Reese. Reese has performed his
unique kinetic sculpture performances around the world as he brings to life
the art of Alexander Calder as well as his own designs for kinetic sculpture
(mobiles). This is your chance to be Mr. Reese's assistant as he sets up, builds
and takes down his giant mobile sculpture one afternoon. Every space is
different, so the span of each mobile will vary. Next year the Middle School
Atrium will be graced with one of Mr. Reese's magnificent works of art. He
will pick you up from School and bring you back to SFS 3 to 4 hours later.
This is for one student ages ten and older and must be scheduled for a mutually agreeable time.
Value: $300
Donors: Kevin Reese
333
Getting the Basics: Photography 101
Spend an afternoon in the darkroom with professional photographer Leslie
Rose. She can work with you to develop some really beautiful portraits or
help you with contact sheets. Enjoy her fully equipped darkroom as you
explore the nuances of developing the perfect shot. Good for one student on
a mutually agreeable time before October 22, 2007.
Value: $250
Donors: Leslie M. Rose
83
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334
A Day in the Life Of a Radio Producer
One Middle or Upper School student will spend an entire weekday at
National Public Radio shadowing Susan Feeny as she produces “All Things
Considered”. Start with the morning meeting at 9:30 a.m. and then follow
the news throughout the day with her. To be held on a mutually agreed upon
day.
Value: $500
335
Getting the Basics: Speech Presentation
Spend 2 to 3 hours putting your best foot forward. It takes practice to make
a talk, speech, toast or radio commentary sound easy. Even the breathing is
timed and the best of us make mistakes. Make sure your practicing counts
as you work with noted speech expert Cathy Runnells. She can guide your
delivery so that it is as dynamic as possible, helping you to put your best foot
forward. This is available for one student and must be scheduled for a mutually agreeable time. Please use by October 22, 2007.
Value: $250
Donors: Cathy Runnells
84
Silent Auction Section II’ closes at 6:15 p.m.
Catalog
Number Title
Baubles, Bling & Things
400
Fabulous Belt by Hadley Pollet
401
Vera Bradley Travel Ensemble
402
Gold Coin/Garnet Earrings
403
Evil Eye Pendant Necklace
404
Beaded Bracelet and Drop Earrings
405
Drop Earrings and Bead Bracelet
406
Kate Spade Silver Handbag
407
16" Lava and Pearl Necklace
408
Gold and Diamond Necklace
409
14k Gold Beaded Bracelet
410
South Sea Pearl Necklace
411
David Yurman Necklace
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
Food, Wine & Spirits
Pizza Party for 75 People
Sushi Ko Gift Certificate
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Coffeecake To Go
Ginger Molasses Cookies
Dean & Deluca Gift Certificate
A Delicious Shelf: Thirteen Books
about Food and Cooking
All the Ingredients for a Great Meal!
It's a Movie and Pizza Kind of Night
Bethesda Dining
Dessert Fondue for Two
Lunch at Lebanese Taverna
Chadwicks Gift Certificate
Dinner for Two at Restaurant Nora
Dine at Dahlia
Dinner at Foti's
2 Amys Gift Certificate
Dinner at Blue Duck Tavern
Dinner at Tosca
Six Cookbooks
Cafe Milano
Dinner at Chef Geoff's
Equinox Restaurant
Dinner at 100 King Street
Paella Dinner for 10
Italian Market
A Taste of France For All to Enjoy
A Case of Cool California Vino
531
532
533
600
601
602
603
604
605
606
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
Chateau de Beaucastel
The Best of the California Reds
Wine Explorations South of the
Equator
SFS Academy
Tandoori Nights - An Evening of
Indian Cuisine
Cake Decorating Class
Cooking Class for Middle Schoolers Asian Cuisine
Cooking Class for Middle Schoolers Mexican Cuisine
Cheese Tasting
Wine Tasting
Scotch Tasting
Sculpture Studio Tour and
Introductory Class
An Inconvenient Truth Discussion
Private Baroque Art Tour at the
National Gallery
Masterpieces of European Sculpture,
National Gallery
Ladies Spa Day
Flower Arranging Class
Book Club With The Author
Featuring The Mysterious Private
Thompson by Laura Gansler
Garden Tour and Tea
Decoupage Under Glass
Buche de Noel In Time For
The Holidays!
Cabaret Night
SILENT AUCTION
Section II - Closes at 6:15 p.m.
Baubles’ Blings and Things
400
Fabulous Belt by Hadley Pollet
Two belts in one! This reversible classic Hadley Pollet Zinnia belt features
blush zinnias on a dark pink background on one side and navy zinnias on
the reverse. Size Medium.
Value: $100
Donors: Friend of the Auction
401
Vera Bradley Travel Ensemble
Wish you could get out of town - in style? This classic Vera Bradley
"Bermuda Pink" set (large duffel bag, "Betsy" purse, and cosmetic bag) are
perfect for a weekend trip. Lightweight, colorful, and well-designed. You
can't go wrong with Vera Bradley!
Value: $160
Donors: Sue and Brent Siler
402
Gold Coin/Garnet Earrings
These special earrings are designed from 18k gold coins. Two glowing garnet
drops complete the look. Fantastic!
Value: $180
Donors: AnnieWorks
89
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403
Evil Eye Pendant Necklace
An ancient symbol promising protection...or maybe it's just a stylish and
unusual necklace! This 22k gold evil eye pendant, on a black ultra-suede
cord, is accented with 18k gold charms.
Value: $225
Donors: AnnieWorks
404
Beaded Bracelet and Drop Earrings
This is a gorgeous set. The bracelet and earrings feature genuine semiprecious stones and beads, threaded onto sturdy jewelers' wire. Vermeil gold
is intertwined throughout the bracelet and earrings (gold-filled ear wires).
Truly beautiful.
Value: $235
Donors: Lori H. Bubes
405
Drop Earrings and Bead Bracelet Set
These jewels will really add a little spark to your wardrobe! The bracelet is
made of genuine semiprecious stones and beads in beautiful shades of red,
gold, black, and orange, threaded on sturdy jewelers' wire. The matching drop
earrings are gold, with a pair of dark beads.
Value: $235
Donors: Lori H. Bubes
90
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406
Kate Spade Silver Handbag
A gorgeous Kate Spade handbag is exactly the right touch when you want
understated glamour! This "Talley Top Handle" bag is 12" long and 4" high,
with a zip closure and two handles. It is made of supple, beautiful silver pebbled leather. Very chic.
Value: $255
Donors: Susan Vitale and Henry Levin
407
16" Lava and Pearl Necklace
Black lava beads and large cultured pearls with 14 kt. gold accents and clasp
make this a unique and environmentally friendly necklace a one of a kind!
Value: $300
Donors: Cynthia Reichhardt -- Jeweled Treasures
408
Gold and Diamond Necklace
Just the right touch for that special event - an exquisite gold and matte gold
necklace! This 15" free-form circle necklace is by Shaesby Design and
features a diamond detail.
Value: $534
Donors: Dalton Brody
91
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409
14k Gold Beaded Bracelet
This stunning gold beaded bracelet is accented with kyanite and tourmaline.
Designed by Meredith Frederick, it makes a perfect gift.
Value: $550
Donors: Amano
410
outh Sea Pearl Necklace
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This is beautifully simple and simply beautiful! A gleaming, solitary South
Sea pearl on an adjustable leather cord necklace. By French jewelry designer
GAS. This is truly elegant.
Value: $65
Donors: Joslyn and Stephen Hills, Tabandeh
411
David Yurman Necklace
Bid quickly on this beautiful David Yurman sculpted cable disc sterling
silver and micro-pave pendant. David’s classic designs create timeless pieces
of jewelry that you can wear to any occasion. This item is sure to go fast!
Value: $855
Donors: Tiny Jewel Box
92
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Food Wine and Spirits
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500
Pizza Party for 75 People
Host a birthday party for your child or an office party for your colleagues.
Potomac Pizza at Chevy Chase Center will take care of everything, including
pizza, soda and paper goods.
Value: $400
Donors: Potomac Pizza at Chevy Chase Center
501
Sushi Ko Gift Certificate
Savor sushi, sashimi and more at this landmark Japanese restaurant. This
$75 gift is enough to satisfy the biggest sushi lover.
Value: $75
Donors: Sushi-Ko Japanese Restaurant
502
503
504
505
Coffee Break
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Treat yourself and your friends or officemates to a two-hour coffee break with
these hot specialty espresso drinks from Barista on Demand, Washington's
premier office coffee service. Barista on Demand uses fresh beans from
Santa Lucia Estate Coffee in Nicaragua, supplier to 200 of Washington's
finest restaurants. Valid through December 31, 2007.
Value: $250
Donors: Barista on Demand, LLC, Amena Ali and Gus Bessalel, Santa
Lucia Estate Coffee
93
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506
Coffeecake To Go
Claire's famous cinnamon coffeecake can be yours tonight! Receive another
delicious cinnamon coffeecake at a time of your choosing, by giving Claire
two weeks notice for the second coffeecake. Coupon expires April 22, 2008.
Value: $40
Donors: Claire Levy
507
Ginger Molasses Cookies
Savor these chewy, gooey, ginger molasses cookies. Receive two dozen on
auction night, along with a coupon for two dozen more at a future date.
Please give at least two weeks notice when ordering the second batch.
Coupon expires April 22, 2008.
Value: $30
Donors: Claire Levy
508
Dean & Deluca Gift Certificate
Shop for the finest ingredients, kitchenware or wine for your next big
dinner party with this $500 gift certificate from Dean & Deluca. Certificate
expires April 22, 2008.
Value: $500
Donors: Rudd Foundation
94
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509
A Delicious Shelf: Thirteen Books about Food
and Cooking
Thirteen is your lucky number this time! This is a fascinating and inspiring
collection of books for chefs, cooks, or food-lovers. Includes Alice Waters
and Chez Panisse by Thomas McNamee; Chez Panisse 2007 Engagement
Calendar; Chew on This by Eric Schlosser; Stealing Buddah's Dinner by Rich
Minh Nguyen; The Zen of Fish by Trevor Corson ’87; Super Natural
Cooking; Icebox Cakes; All the Presidents' Pastries by Roland Mesnier; White
House Chef by Walter Scheib; The Devil in the Kitchen by Marco Pierre
White; Organic Inc. by Samuel Fromartz; The Flexitarian Table by Peter
Berley, American Food Writing; and Healthy Heart Lifestyle Guide and
Cookbook.
Value: $350
510
All the Ingredients for a Great Meal!
Can you imagine having a freezer full of healthy, delicious dinners that you
assemble withuot the hassle of shopping, prep-work and clean-up? Dream
Dinners is here to help you get dinner on the table. We offer 14 different
entrees each month that you assemble in our store, then take home to freeze,
thaw, cook and enjoy in the weeks ahead. We provide all the ingredients you
will need, from easy-to-follow recipes to fresh, pre-cut ingredients. Dream
dinners does the hard work and leaves the fun up to you! The winner will
receive a certificate for 'Six Family-Sized Dinners', where he/she will make
six dinners, each serving 4 to 6 people. Certificate is good for the Rockville
& Gaithersburg locations. See www.DreamDinners.com for the monthly
menu and more information. Please use by April 22, 2008.
Value: $160
Donors: Dream Dinners
95
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511
It's a Movie and Pizza Kind of Night
Miss any good movies this year? Enjoy this $20 towards any rental or purchase at Blockbuster Video. Not satisfied? How about some pizza to go
along with your movie? You'll receive three large cheese pizzas, courtesy of
Domino's. Delivery charge may apply. Offer is only good for the Elm Street
location in Bethesda.
Value: $53
Donors: Domino Pizza, Friend of Auction
512
Bethesda Dining
Even though Bethesda is known for having an abundance of restaurants to
choose from sometimes it is hard to make that decision. Make it easy on you
and your family and bid on these three Bethesda restaurant certificates.
First, California Tortilla is offering two Yee-Ha gift certificates good for two
darn tasty entrees of your choice and two sodas. Gift certificate expires on
April 22, 2008. The next night you can head to Mongolian BBQ to create
your own stir-fry. This $30 (three $10 gift certificates) offer is valid towards
food and non-alcoholic beverage and does not include tax or gratuity. Offer
expires on April 22, 2008. Last, but not least an ice cream sundae party!
Gifford's Ice Cream & Candy Co., a long-time area favorite is offering an ice
cream sundae party for four people. What a cool idea!
Value: $100
Donors: California Tortilla, Gifford's Ice Cream and Candy Co., Mongolian
Barbeque
96
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513
Dessert Fondue for Two
Enjoy a fun and romantic dessert with this Hershey's Kisses fondue set. The
set includes fondue a ceramic fondue pot and cover, a fondue stand, a tea
light candle and fondue forks. Also included is chocolate and poundcake for
ideal dipping! If your perfect evening for two is a combination of chocolate
and great wine, than you cannot find a better match for your fondue than
this bottle of Tawny Port. From the unparalleled house of Fonseca, this 10
year old port will complement your dessert with rich flavors of plums and
berries and promises a smooth and silky texture to end a perfect evening.
Value: $45
Donors: Auction Committee, Parents of the Class of 2015, Julia and Victor
Tolkan
514
Lunch at Lebanese Taverna
If you're searching for a dining adventure, why not visit this Mediterranean
favorite? Lebanese Taverna, located on Connecticut Avenue, is offering
lunch for four people, up to $80. Offer is for lunch only and does not
include tip or tax. Certificate expires April 30, 2008.
Value: $80
Donors: Lebanese Taverna
97
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515
Chadwicks Gift Certificate
Stop by this friendly neighborhood restaurant and your taste buds will be
satisfied with choices such as salads, soups, sandwiches and pastas, with a
couple of surf and turf options topping the menu. The burgers are done
right, grilled to perfection! This $25 gift certificate must be used by
February 1, 2008 at their Georgetown or Old Town location.
Value: $25
Donors: Chadwick's Restaurant
516
Dinner for Two at Restaurant Nora
Restaurant Nora, one of Washington's finest and most unique restaurants,
invites you to dinner for two. Besides drawing critical raves, Restaurant Nora
is America's first certified organic restaurant. Offer excludes liquor, tax and
gratuity. Certificate expires January 31, 2008.
Value: $150
Donors: Restaurant Nora
517
Dine at Dahlia
This contemporary American bistro in the Spring Valley neighborhood of
Upper Northwest DC is proud to serve you dinner. Easily accessible on
Massachusetts Avenue, Dahlia draws praise from critics and local residents
for its food and warm, intimate atmosphere. Expires February 10, 2008.
Value: $100
Donors: Sara and Barclay Jones '74
98
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518
Dinner at Foti's
Foti's, located in Culpepper, Virginia, is known for its superb service, delicate
flavors, and their extraordinary wine list. Foti’s combines all-natural ingredients, delightful presentations, and impeccable service. This $500 gift certificate expires January 19, 2008. This is well worth the drive!
Value: $500
Donors: May Liang and Jim Lintott
519
2 Amys Gift Certificate
Located in Cleveland Park off Wisconsin Avenue, 2 Amys makes some of the
best pizza around. Voted "Best Pizza" in washingtonpost.com's Best Bets
2006 Readers' Choice contest. This $20 gift certificate should tempt your
appetite.
Value: $20
Donors: 2 Amys Neapolitan Pizzeria
520
Dinner at Blue Duck Tavern
Gather and celebrate in good taste at the Blue Duck Tavern with a table for
four. This spacious restaurant focuses on farm-fresh American fare in a toocool setting. Dishes are genuine, time-honored and traditional—slow roasting in wood embers, braising, preserving and smoking techniques bring the
true flavors of America's great, simple and wholesome foods to the Blue
Duck Tavern. Located in the Park Hyatt Hotel in DC’s West End area. Gift
certificate expires April 30, 2008.
Value: $750
Donors: Blue Duck Tavern, Park Hyatt Hotel
99
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521
Dinner at Tosca
Experience passion through dining at Tosca, the finest contemporary northern Italian cuisine. Dinner for two at Tosca, located at 1112 F Street NW.
Food only--beverages, tax and gratuity not included. Certificate expires
March 7, 2008.
Value: $100
Donors: Paolo Sacco, Tosca
522
Six Cookbooks
Includes the following: The America's Test Kitchen Family Cookbook; The
Barefoot Contessa At Home; Tyler Florence's Tyler's Ultimate; Fresh Every
Day - More Great Recipes From Foster's Market; Everyday Italian; and The
Union Square Cafe Cookbook
Value: $210
Donors: Meg and Samuel Flax
523
Cafe Milano
Cafe Milano is the hub of diplomats, lawmakers, journalist, broadcasters,
lobbyists, entertainers and all those who value first-class Italian cuisine in
a setting that inspires. With this $100 gift certificate you will be sure to
experience great food in a fun atmosphere. Please use by January 1, 2008.
Value: $100
Donors: Cafe Milano
100
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524
Dinner at Chef Geoff's
Over the last seven years, Chef Geoff’s has become the quintessential neighborhood restaurant in Washington DC. Chef Geoff’s offer everything from
fresh day boat scallops, seared tuna and grilled steaks to great burgers, stone
pizza pies, salads and sandwiches in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Chef
Geoff also features some of DC's best outdoor dining. Please use this $100
gift certificate by January 1, 2008.
Value: $100
Donors: Chef Geoff's
525
Equinox Restaurant
Dining at Equinox is a regional and seasonal experience. Chef Todd Gray has
remained true to his roots of the mid-Atlantic region by showcasing local
products with a firm grip on traditional culinary technique, yet distinguishes his cuisine by respecting the flavors of the modern palate. This cumulates
in imaginative yet perfectly comprehensible balanced cuisine. Please use this
$100 gift certificate by January 1, 2008.
Value: $100
Donors: Equinox
526
Dinner at 100 King Street
Located in historic Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, 100 King Restaurant is an
American Brasserie featuring Alexandria's Premier Wine Bar. Chef Denis Soriano
believes a great restaurant not only offers excellent food but creates an atmosphere that
is warm and welcoming. Please use this $100 gift certificate by January 1, 2008.
Value: $100
Donors: 100 King Restaurant
101
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527
Paella Dinner for 10
Mila's catering will provide a paella dinner for 10. If you think you have
tasted paella, think again! This is the most amazing, delectable treat you
will experience. The dinner would be incomplete without the addition of
spectacluar wine. Whether you prefer a Chianti Classico, a Tempranillo or a
Pinot Grigio, these wines will add the perfect balance to your wonderful
evening of food and friends. So raise your glass, sit back and relax. Good
times await you during this amazing evening. Service is not included and
must be used by April 22, 2008.
Value: $495
Donors: Mila's Catering, Parents of the Class of 2015
528
Italian Market
Entertain in your home without the hassle of cooking. Ridgewells Catering
will provide an Italian Market dinner for ten, which includes an antipasto
feast, grilled flank steak display, roasted garlic aioli, marinated Italian
seafood salad, crispy Tuscan breadsticks, scallion rolls, gorgonzola mousse,
chocolate and almond biscotti and berries and cream panna cotta. Orders
should be placed five business days prior to pick-up. Pick-up at Ridgewells
Monday through Saturday and must be used by April 22, 2008. Ridgewells'
blackout dates are applicable to the scheduling.
Value: $322
Donors: Ridgewells
102
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529
A Taste of France For All to Enjoy
France offers so many wonderful things to enjoy! Culture, fashion, food and
of course spectacular wines. This varied compilation of 8 French wines
promises something for every taste. White wines for your chicken and fish,
smooth and light reds for your veal and duck or full bodied Bordeaux wines
to accompany your steaks are all part of this wonderful collection. Whether
your preference is the region of Medoc, Bordeaux or Saint Emilion, you
cannot go wrong with this wonderful collection!
Value: $136
Donors: Parents of the Class of 2015
530
A Case of Cool California Vino
What could be better than a cool glass of California Vino? Nothing when
the wine comes from the outstanding vintners of Girgich Hill and Heitz.
Although these may be the names you know, California is also home to other
lesser known outstanding wine producers. This package contains a cool case
of California's finest including Beaulieu, Blackstone, Ferrari-Carrano and
Buena Vista.
Value: $164
Donors: Parents of the Calss of 2015
103
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531
Chateau de Beaucastel
Those who know and love French wines know just when a Chateauneuf du
Pape is the perfect match. Whether producing white or red wines, this region,
in the Southern Rhone valley has only one top producer, Chateau de
Beaucastel. This fantastic pair of wines contains, one each of red and white.
The bottle of white, signed by winery owner Mark Perrin, was brought to the
United States during a tasting last year from his personal cellar. This vinter
is committed to 100 percent biodynamic growth meaning that not only does
he produce fantastic wines, but he makes sure he cares for the earth as he
harvests it's miraculous bounty. Don't let an opportunity to own 2 bottles of
this wonderful elixer pass you by!
Value: $200
Donors: Parents of the Calss of 2015
532
The Best of the California Reds
Are you a red wine drinker? Does California produce the wines you love
best? If you are this person, than do we have an item for you. Cabernet,
Syrah, Merlot and Zinfandel from some of California's top producers make
this 5 bottle collection one that you cannot pass by. The Jordan Cabernet,
Fess Parker Syrah and Markham Merlot are a perfect combination along
with the Estancia Paso Robles Cabernet and the Estancia Zinfandel.
Representing the excellent years 2002, 2003 and 2004, these wines are
fruity, accessible and ready to drink.
Value: $132
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533
Wine Explorations South of the Equator
Sure everyone knows you can get great wine in France or California, but did
you know that there are other outstanding wines being produced south of the
equator? Argentina, Chile, Spain and Australia are all making their mark
on the world of wine! This flavorful grouping of 8 bottles is just the introduction you need to the world of "southern equatorial wines." So don't be
shy, take a chance, Columbus did and look what he found!
Value: $162
SFS Academy
SFS Academy involves members of our community sharing their talents with the
rest of us in a class format. To participate, simply sign up on the bid sheet until
no further spaces are available. The cost is per person and based on limited
availability.
600
Tandoori Nights - An Evening of Indian Cuisine
SFS parents Shivani and Anil Miglani share one of their outstanding
restaurants, opening their doors to the Sidwell Friends community. One
evening, you and your family, along with other SFS families will gather and
enjoy authentic Indian Cuisine in the Tandoori Nights Arlington location
(complete with patio seating, if weather permits and seating allows). Limited
to 60 people.
Date: May 6, 2007
Time: 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Value: $65 per person
Donors: Shivani and Anil Miglani
105
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601
Cake Decorating Class
Parent of Sidwell Friends graduate and owner of Just Cakes, Marge
Schinnerer will share some of her cake decorating secrets with six lucky
children (start them early, right?). Ages 9 to 11 will meet with Marge in Just
Cakes’ special room in Bethesda, MD and learn the art of cake decorating.
Materials included.
Date: May 15, 2007
Time: 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Donors: Just Cakes
602
Cooking Class for Middle Schoolers - Asian
Cuisine
Sidwell Friends School Sixth Grader and cooking prodigy Noah Museles
will lead five students on a journey through his kitchen and teach them all
about making Asian Cuisine like you’ve never tasted before! Materials
include.
Date: May 19, 2007
Time: 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Donors: Noah, Elise and Steven Museles
106
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603
Cooking Class for Middle Schoolers - Mexican
Cuisine
Sidwell Friends School Sixth Grader and cooking prodigy Noah Museles
will lead five fortunate students on a journey through his kitchen and teach
them about making the finest Mexican food they may ever know! Materials
include.
Date: October 27, 2007
Time: 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Donors: Noah, Elise and Steven Museles
604
Cheese Tasting
Led by our fabulous and talented Lower School chef and SFS parent,
Rebecca Cunningham, and her knowledgeable foodie husband, Peter Gaylor,
enjoy an evening learning all about various cheeses from a local cheese
artisan from Metropolitan Meats & Seafood Co. Your class will be held in
the beautiful DC home of Sally and Paul Amoruso and is co-hosted by Lael
Brainard and Kurt Campbell. Deepen your appreciation of all the pleasures
of cheese and wine. Limited to 40 people.
Time: 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Donors: Sally and Paul Amoruso, Barbara Conte, Lael Brainard and Kurt
Campbell, Rebecca Cunningham and Peter Gaylor
107
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605
Wine Tasting
An intimate gathering in the home of Sidwell Friends parents, Kristin Mannion
and H.P. Goldfield. You’ll try several wines, learn where they’re from, why they taste
as they do, and compare and contrast them to other wines throughout the evening.
This event was a huge hit last year and sold out quickly. If you’re tempted, don’t
hesitate for a moment. All wines included. Limited to 30 people.
Date: September 28, 2007
Time: 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Donors: Kristin Mannion and H.P. Goldfield
606
Scotch Tasting
Scotch Whisky has long been known for it's fiery taste and the energetic people who
bring this magical spirit to life. Come learn about the intricacies and care that go
into making each single malt scotch whisky the unique and powerful spirit that it
is. During this evening of whisky and friends, we will take a tour around Scotland
and learn about the Classic Malts, 6 of the finest single malts that Scotland has
produced. From the soft lowlands that create the flavors of Dalwhinnie to the peaty
marshes that help to flavor the burly whisky, Lagavulin, the land lends itself to each
whisky in ways you can only imagine. The evening’s tasting will be lead by
Stephanie Lewin. Stephanie was part of the original marketing team who brought
these scotches into the United States in the late 1980s. Trained by the distillery
managers of each of the Classic Malts and by the master blender of Johnnie Walker
Black Label, Stephanie's experience, knowledge and amazing anecdotes promise to
make this evening "a right hoppin one" Slainte! This item is limited to 14 people.
The class will take place in the home of Stephanie and Howard Lewin.
Time: 8:00 p.m.
Donors: Carol and John Boochever, Stephanie and Howard Lewin
108
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607
Sculpture Studio Tour and Introductory Class
Sculptor, Artist, Teacher, Alumnus, Owner, and SFS parent Barton
Rubenstein ’81 will take you through his amazing studio, followed by an
introductory class to sculpting. You’ve always wanted to give it a try – this is
the perfect opportunity to see if the artist within needs to come out.
Materials included. Limited to 20 people.
Date: May 5, 2007
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Donors: Rubenstein Sculpting Studios
608
"An Inconvenient Truth" Discussion
This film won Best Documentary Film at the Academy Awards this year, for
crying out loud! An Inconvenient Truth gives voice to a crisis that impacts us
all: global warming. Agree? Think it’s poppycock? Here’s a convenient item:
SFS parent, Lise Van Sustern, will take you through the Oscar-winning
film with a slide show, followed by a thought provoking - and possibly heated - discussion about the issues surrounding global warming. Hosted at the
lovely home of Tina and Sonny Small, you won’t want to miss this important event, especially if you are concerned about the environment. Limited
to 30 people.
Donors: Lise Van Susteren, Tina Small and Albert Small, Jr. '74
109
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609
Private Baroque Art Tour at the National Gallery
If you think Rembrandt is a toothpaste or that Rubens is a type of corned
beef sandwich, then you are in desperate need of an intensive art history
lesson. Take advantage of this wonderful offering by Art historian and SFS
parent, Stefanie Walker, who will take up to 10 people on a privately guided
tour of the Baroque masterpieces in the West Wing of the National Gallery
of Art.
Date: May 17, 2007
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00noon
Donors: Stefanie Walker
610
Masterpieces of European Sculpture National
’
Gallery
Sidwell Friends parent and art historian, Stefanie Walker, will lead this tour
through the National Gallery. You were interested in Art History, and now
is your chance to review or get your introduction – at last! Limited to 10
people.
Date: May 17, 2007
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
Donors: Stefanie Walker
110
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611
Ladies Spa Day
Join us for an exhilerating day of exercise and relaxation at the home of
Claire Dwoskin overlooking lovely views of the Potomac River at Little Falls
in McLean, Virginia. Enjoy stretching and yoga lead by Stacey Zook, kick
boxing under the direction of John Caban of Potomac Fitness and a refreshing swim in the pool. Wrap up the day with a personal massage or some beauty
treatments. A light healthy lunch will be served in the afternoon. This is
for up to 40 people.
Date: May 14, 2007
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Donors: Claire and Albert Dwoskin, Hot Yoga, Potomac Fitness
612
Flower Arranging Class
Led by wedding floral expert and horticultural guru, Sarah Van Schrader of
Urban Petals, this class will help you put together bouquets to display in your
own home. The class will take place at the Danish Embassy—an absolutely
beautiful setting. One of last year’s most popular and raved about classes—
this is not to be missed! Flowers, materials and lunch are included. Limited
to 12 people.
Date: February 19, 2008
Time: 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Donors: Birgitte Wilhelmsen and Friis Arne Petersen, Lisa and Murry
Gunty
111
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613
Book Club With the Author Featuring “The
Mysterious Private Thompson” by Laura Gansler
Come to meet and discuss The Mysterious Private Thompson with best selling author and SFS parent, Laura Gansler, at the home of host SFS parent Jamie Baldinger. A copy of Laura's book is included in this class and will
be distributed to each participant after confirmation of your space. The
author's previous book, Class Action, was made into a major motion picture
titled North Country. Limited to 10 people.
Time: 12:00 noon – 2:00 p.m.
Donors: Laura and Doug Gansler, Jamie and Joseph Baldinger
614
Garden Tour and Tea
Tiptoe through the tulips of Sidwell Friends parent and last year’s fabulous
auction chair, Claire Dwoskin, as she welcomes you and your child to her
gorgeous McLean, VA, garden for a breathtaking tour of spring flowers.
Claire will share her organic gardening secrets while you pluck the flowers of
your choosing which you’ll arrange into a magnificent bouquet. Afterwards,
enjoy tea and treats poolside while admiring your fabulous floral creation.
Limited to 10 couples/ 20 people total.
Date: May 20, 2007
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Value: $100 per parent/child couple
Donors: Claire and Albert Dwoskin
112
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615
Decoupage Under Glass
Decoupage comes from the French word “decouper” meaning to cut out.
Paper cutouts are reassembled and then glued to a painted or gilded surface.
Over the centuries this art form boasts many famous practitioners including
Marie Antoinette, Madame de Pompadour, Lord Byron, and more recently,
Matisse and Picasso. Here’s your chance to channel the Marie Antoinette in
you and create a gorgeous decoupage under glass plate, sure to become a
family heirloom. Only 8 lucky bidders will be able to participate in this 2 day
master class being taught in conjunction with 8 participants from St.
Patrick's School.
Dates: May 8 and May 18, 2007
Value: $45
Donors: Caroline Landau, Ivy Howells
616
Buche de Noel In Time For The Holidays!
Qu'est-ce que c'est? You don’t have to be French to appreciate this delicious
and most famous classic French Christmas dessert, the Christmas Yule Log.
Expert baker and SFS parent, Joslyn Hills, will teach you how to make this
holiday masterpiece, sure to wow your friends and family! Better bid on this
fast, since only five apprentices will learn the secrets of creating this scrumptious dessert and create one in time for the holidays!
Date: December 12, 2007
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Donors: Joslyn and Stephen Hills
113
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617
Cabaret Night
Back by popular – and we mean demand – Sidwell Academy will again
feature the fastest sell-out extravaganza: Cabaret Night! This year, Sidwell
Friends parent hosts include Karen and George Marcou ’75, Liz ’81 and
Rob Norton, and Nancy Markowitz whose home will be the sight of this
year’s musical review. Name the song, the pianist plays it, and belt out your
own brand of Norah Jones or Beverly Sills or Robert Goulet or American
Idol. Talent not required. Dessert and drinks will be provided. Limited to 40
people.
Date: June 1, 2007
Time: 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Donors: Karen Barker and George Marcou '75, Nancy Markowitz,
Elizabeth Norton '84 and Robert Norton, Jr.
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Out & About
Entertainment for Your Party
Contemporary Art
Movies and Cactus Cantina
Four Tickets to Arena Stage
Tickets to Imagination Stage
A "Summer Fun" Evening at Wolf
Trap - Picnic and Beach Boys
Concert
Coriolanus
Unique Experiences
Save the Bay!
Mr. L. Bets You Dinner
All Things Considered-Broadcast
Live!
Your Private Air Taxi is Ready for
Takeoff
The Rockfish are Running!!
Soaring Adventures
Near and Far
Horseback Riding Weekend at Bull
Pasture Mountain Ranch,
Virginia
Museum of Modern Art and The
Modern Restaurant
A Week in Captiva Island, Florida
"Sittin' On Top of The Bay"
Pamper Yourself Close to Home
Sporting Life
One Month Fitness Club
Membership
Dance!
Exercise With Friends!
Yoga Basket
Verizon Center Suite
Calling All Bryan Brothers Fans!
Autographed Men's Tennis Poster
Oakley M Frame Men's Sunglasses
Fleet Feet Gift Certificate
Student Golf Lesson at Kenwood CC
910
911
912
913
914
915
916
917
918
919
920
921
922
Squash - Getting the Basics
Round of Golf
Sailing Lessons
Signed Copy of John Wooden's Book
My Personal Best
Autographed Copy of Derek Jeter
Book
Four Great Tickets to a Nationals
Game
Four Box Seats to a Nationals Game
Washington Nationals Tickets
Washington Redskins Tickets
Two Club Level Redskins Tickets
Two Redskin Tickets
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Out and About
700
Entertainment for Your Party
If you think singing alone in the shower is fun, try it with friends in your living room! This item brings two hours of piano entertainment to a party at
your home. Piano music will include Broadway, jazz standards, movie themes
and other music. A sing-along of show music or Christmas music may also
be requested. If so, word sheets will be provided. Party must be on a weekend. Please use by April 22, 2008.
Value: $150
Donors: Glendinning Piano Studio, Ann Glendinning, piano teacher,
pianist
701
Contemporary Art
Heineman Myers Contemporary Art offers an exclusive experience for visitors
to enjoy contemporary art work in a wide variety of mediums created by some
of the world’s most highly acclaimed visual artists working today. This $200
gift certificate can be used to purchase a piece of art work at their Bethesda
gallery location and must be used by July 31, 2007. May not be combined
with any other offers.
Value: $200
Donors: Heineman Myers Contemporary Art
119
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702
Movies and Cactus Cantina
Enjoy six AMC movie passes. Each ticket is valid for one seat and is based
on a seat-available basis. Tickets expire March 31, 2008. Fill your bellies
after the movie with these four $25 gift certificates to Cactus Cantina on
Wisconsin Avenue. Known for their delicious Mexican cuisine—their fajitas
and margaritas are to die for! The gift certificate is valid Sunday through
Thursday only.
Value: $160
Donors: Cactus Cantina Restaurant, Friends of the Auction
703
Four Tickets to Arena Stage
Four tickets to an opening night performance in the 2007/2008 season
(August 2007-December 2007 only). Includes post-show reception with the
cast and valet parking.
Value: $220
Donors: Arena Stage
704
Tickets to Imagination Stage
Four tickets to any opening night performance at Imagination Stage.
Imagination Stage is a family arts center that nurtures young people of all
abilities through participation in professional theatre and arts education
experiences.
Value: $56
Donors: Georgiana and David Forrester
120
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705
A "Summer Fun" Evening at Wolf Trap - Picnic
and Beach Boys Concert
What better way to cap the summer than to hear your favorite summer songs
like “California Girls”, “Surfin’ USA” and “Fun, Fun, Fun.” Sing along
with these 4 Orchestra Tickets on Sunday, August 19 at 8:00 p.m. to see
the Beach Boys in concert at Wof Trap. Go early and picnic with this $100
Gift Card from Balducci's, a bottle of 2004 Grand Vin De Bourgogne
Puligny Montrachet, a bottle of 2000 Apellation Nuits Saint George and a
picnic sack. And to make carrying the wine easier, enjoy this ultra-light wine
cooler—it’s the way to travel on hikes and picnics! Wine glasses, cooling
packs, and bottle opener are included! Just strap on this great pack, and the
good times are ready to roll!
Value: $391
Donors: The Albert Small Family, Stephanie and Howard Lewin.
706
"Coriolanus"
Two orchestra tickets to see "Coriolanus" by the Royal Shakespeare
Company. The play will be at the Eisenhower Theater in The Kennedy
Center on Tuesday, May 1, 2007 at 7:30 p.m.
Value: $130
Donors: Stephen Kohn and Leslie Rose
121
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800
Save the Bay!
Unique Experiences
A student and one friend are invited to spend approximately two hours on
the water with one of CBF's (Chesapeake Bay Foundation) Bay's experts
exploring the estuary and experiencing the Bay firsthand. Once back on
land, you'll tour CBF's Philip Merrill Environmental Center in Annapolis—
the first building to receive the US Green Building Council's Platinum rating for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design—and spend lunch
speaking with several CBF staff members about the Chesapeake Bay and
what it will take to save it. Please contact Rachel Hllavay to schedule your
experience at a mutually agreeable date. Appropriate for students fifteen and
older. Please plan to spend approximately four hours with CBF. Up to two
parents (a total of four guests) are encouraged, but not required to attend.
Value: $500
Donors: Chesapeake Bay Foundation
801
Mr. L. Bets you Dinner
If your child attended Middle School at SFS, you'll know Mr. L. He is infamous for betting students a dinner at Clyde's if they get an answer right! No
bets here, just the highest bidder! Mr. L. will take four SFS students to the
newly refurbished Clyde's in Friendship Heights for dinner. Must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance before September 1, 2007.
Value: $100
Donors: Anne Styles and Richard Lesczynski, Joann and Richard Weiner
122
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802
“All Things Considered” - Broadcast Live!
Come spend some time with SFS parent and Senior Editor of All Things
Considered, Susan Feeney. Your hands on tour includes NPR facilities access
to meeting Michele Norris, Robert Seigel, Melissa Block and the other NPR
legends! Expires December 31, 2007.
Value: $100
Donors: Susan Feeney
803
Your Private Air Taxi is Ready for Takeoff
Take off on a real flight of fancy! Chris Hart, a SFS parent and pilot with
35-year’s experience, will pilot up to four passengers in a single-engine
private plane, to any destination(s) within a 200-250 mile radius of DC.
Sun n'fun and casinos in Atlantic City? Day trip to Niagara Falls, Montauk
Point, Block Island, Cape May, or Rehoboth? Visit Grandma in Long
Island? Attend a wedding in Virginia Beach? Tour East Coast college
campuses? Name your location(s) and strap in for takeoff. Once you land at
your destination(s), what you do and how you do it is up to you and at your
expense. Flight must be on a mutually agreeable Saturday (subject to availability of an airplane), from and returning to any suitable and convenient
DC-area airport of your choice, except National. Maximum weight of
passengers and their gear is 700 lbs. Maximum enroute stops is three, with
a total flight time of five hours or less, departing no earlier than 8 a.m. and
returning no later than 10 p.m. Weather must be reasonable and at pilot’s
sole discretion. Pilot also reserves the right to decline or discontinue carriage
of any passengers and/or things at any time at any place for any inappropriate condition, appearance, or behavior. Expires April 30, 2008.
Value: $700
Donors: Christopher Hart
123
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804
The Rockfish are Running!!
For only a brief time each year, Rockfish run with abandon in the
Chesapeake Bay. Here is your chance to bring home the biggest fish story of
all. Join alumnus and lower school parent, Greg Lubar '88, for a day on his
sport fishing boat chasing down the treasure of the Chesapeake. You, a guest,
Greg and a professional fishing guide will participate in a unique experience
that only occurs in April and May. All equipment, fuel, food, beverages, and
tips are part of this package. Just show up at a mutually agreed upon time,
and you'll be given every opportunity to bring the "big one" back home! Must
be used in April or May of 2007.
Value: $475
Donors: Stacey and Gregory Lubar '88
805
Soaring Adventures
Enjoy this hot air balloon ride for two, which can be used at numerous locations
around the United States. Gently ascend and float between 500 and 1,000 feet
wherever the wind takes you. Travel above the treetops and below the clouds
for about an hour, covering 5 to 10 miles. Upon landing, celebrate with a
champagne or fruit juice toast. The whole experience takes about three
fantastic hours! Gift certificate expires by November 1, 2008.
Value: $240
Donors: Amy Goldberg and Andrew Schwartz
124
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Near and Far
806
Horseback Riding Weekend at Bull Pasture
Mountain Ranch Virginia
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Saddle up, buckaroos! Here is a horseback riding weekend getaway for two in the
beautiful mountains of Highland County, Virginia. Arrive at the Ranch Friday
evening for dinner cooked on an open fire. Spend two nights in a rustic cabin
outfitted with every amenity or in the Ranch house. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner on Saturday, then relax around the campfire. Take Western trail rides on acres
of varying terrain during the day on Saturday. Soothe your muscles in a state-ofthe-art hot tub after the long day in the saddle. After a night under the incredible
star-lit sky, wake up on Sunday for a cup of cowboy coffee, breakfast, and another
horseback ride if you like. Depart on Sunday after lunch and relaxation. Bull
Pasture Ranch is approximately a 3 1/2 hour drive from DC. Must be 16 years or
older to participate in horseback riding activities. For children under 16, rides are
offered in the safety of an indoor arena. Valid through April 22, 2008.
Value: $1,050
Donors: Bull Pasture Mountain Ranch
807
Museum of Modern Art and The Modern
Restaurant
Spend a day or an afternoon at the Museum of Modern Art. MOMA is dedicated to
being the foremost museum of modern art in the world. You will receive four tickets
to the museum which expires on December 31, 2007. After being on your feet for a
few hours, you will be thrilled to have a seat at The Modern Restaurant located right
beside MOMA. Modern features the unique French-American cuisine of Alsatianborn Chef Gabriel Kreuther, with desserts by Marc Aumont. Four people will enjoy
dinner at this outstanding restaurant. Offer expires April 23, 2008.
Value: $530
Donors: Mary Liang and Jim Lintott, Susan Kline and Jeff Mullaney, The
Modern, The Museum of Modern Art
125
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808
A Week in Captiva Island Florida
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Prepare to exhale! South Seas Island Resort offers a quiet refuge with secluded luxury, exclusive amenities, and abundant nature. An unpretentious
haven, where island adventure is the norm and a slower pace is encouraged.
Engage your senses and just breathe. Enjoy this one-week stay from
February 8, 2008 - February 15, 2008 in a beachfront condo at Plantation
Beach Club at South Seas Resort in Captiva Island, Florida. The condo has
2 bedrooms and sleeps up to 6. You will have tennis court and pool privileges
and be within walking distance to great restaurants. No smoking or pets.
Sidwell Friends familes only.
Value: $2,000
Donors: Esthy and Jim Adler
809
"Sittin' On Top of The Bay"
Planning a trip to San Francisco? Bid on this item so that you don't have
to worry about finding a hotel and you will be in the best location to see all
of the sights. The Standard Court-A Renaissance Hotel is Nob Hill's most
luxurious hotel with spectacular Bay views, blocks from Union Square. You
will stay three nights in a one bedroom suite with a view of the Bay. This is
for two adults or a family as there is an adjacent room for children if needed. Subject to availability and expires on April 22, 2008.
Value: $950
Donors: The Standard Court-A Renaissance Hotel
126
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810
Pamper Yourself Close to Home
Schedule a baby-sitter and get ready to be pampered. You and your spouse
will live it up for one night in complete luxury at The Ritz at Tyson's. Relax
in the spa with a couples massage or perhaps you would prefer a facial and
pedicure? You get to pick, but whatever it is, you will be relaxed! To top off
this great getaway, the two of you will dine at The Palm in Tyson's. The Palm
is synonymous with prime steaks and outrageously outsized lobsters! Eat up
and enjoy a romantic night away with this $250 gift certificate.
Value: $750
Donors: Jamie and Joseph Baldinger, Pauline Sobel and Larry Gondelman,
Louisa Hollman '80 and Steve Hollman, Donna Osborn and Beth Polakoff
Sporting Life
900
One Month Fitness Club Membership
Here's your chance to get in shape with this one month membership to the
Tenleytown Sport and Health Club. You get unlimited access to the Club,
including pool, indoor track, squash, yoga, Pilates, and much more! Offer
includes one "smart-start" session with a certified personal trainer. Must be
used by May 31, 2007.
Value: $180
Donors: Tenley Sport and Health Club
127
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901
Dance!
Bid on this gift certificate to Arthur Murray Dance Center. The certificate
includes: two private dance sessions, two group classes and two group practices.
Value: $222
Donors: Arthur Murray Dance Center
902
Exercise with Friends!
Exercise class (11/2 hours) for small group of up to 8 women led by certified
exercise trainer and SFS mom. To include weight training, toning, shaping,
stretching and relaxation at the beautiful, intimate in-home studio overlooking the Potomac River.
Value: $150
Donors: Laurie Williams
903
Yoga Basket
Bend your mind as well as your body with this yoga basket for beginners and
beyond. Includes a 10-pack of classes from Down Dog Yoga, which has a
new Bethesda studio in addition to the Georgetown studio. (This Baron
Baptiste-style yoga offers a vigorous flow designed to enhance strength,
stamina and concentration.) Also included are 2 blocks, mats, belts, Baptiste
videos, a balance ball kit and a soy verbena scented candle. Finally, get the
kids in gear with Baron's popular book, My Daddy Is a Pretzel.
Value: $350
Donors: Down Dog Yoga, Carrington and Jake Tarr
128
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904
Verizon Center Suite
Watch the Wizards, Mystics or your other favorite hometown team in style
in a Verizon Center suite. Offer includes 18 tickets to a regularly scheduled
event at the Verizon Center, a parking pass and $200 in food and beverages.
The suite is not available for concerts or special events. You must reserve
your date at least six weeks in advance to guarantee availability. Must be used
by June 1, 2008.
Value: $2,200
Donors: American Trucking Association, Linda and Bill Graves
905
Calling All Bryan Brothers Fans!
If you are a tennis fan and a doubles player, you know about the greatest doubles team in American history: twins Bob and Mike Bryan, winners of the
2007 Australian Open and the 2006 Wimbledon Championships. Here's your
chance to take home this framed poster autographed by the Bryan Brothers.
Value: $120
Donors: Christian Stephens '08
906
Autographed Men's Tennis Poster
Once a year, the greatest male tennis players in the world come to
Washington for the Legg Mason Tennis Classic. This framed publicity poster
from last year's Legg Mason Tennis Classic is signed by its biggest stars:
Andy Roddick, James Blake and Lleyton Hewitt.
Value: $150
Donors: Hilary and Ty Stephens
129
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907
Oakley M Frame Men's Sunglasses
Perfect for Sports...these Pro M Frame strike polished aluminum glasses
have VR28 lens and are lightweight—perfect for running, golf, biking and
any outdoor sports.
Value: $165
908
Fleet Feet Gift Certificate
Run, don't walk, to Fleet Feet in Adams Morgan! This $50 gift certificate
will get you rolling on your personal fitness routine. Phil and Jan Fenty and
their staff at Fleet Feet have participated in athletics for more than thirty
years. All members of the DC Fleet Feet staff use the products they sell, and
are committed to fitness for themselves and for others. The gift certificate
expires on April 22, 2008.
Value: $50
Donors: Fleet Feet Sports Adams Morgan
909
Student Golf Lesson at Kenwood CC
Sidwell Friends' own Jeff Ransom, varsity lacrosse coach and Middle School
PE instructor, will take three students out for a round of golf at Kenwood
Country Club. Coach Ransom, a junior golf instructor at Troy Beck Golf
Academy, will provide a playing lesson and short game instruction on a
mutually agreeable Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday afternoon in May, 2007.
Value: $400
Donors: Kenwood Country Club, Jeffrey Ransom
130
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910
Squash - Getting the Basics
Learn squash from former nationally ranked squash player, Mehmood
Nathani who was ranked 7th in India; 3rd among US amateurs; and 1st in
Washington. He can give you pointers on your game for the next tournament, or get you back on the court after a year off. Squash is great at any
age, and starting younger is even better. This series of lessons will get the
beginner started or it will fine tune the advanced player. The package
includes two lessons (one hour each) for a group of two children or one adult
and one child (or any combination) at an agreed upon location. To be scheduled at a mutually agreed upon date.
Value: $160
Donors: Nina and Mehmood Nathani
911
Round of Golf
Play a round of golf with marvelous 4th grade golfer, Gillian Han. This item
is good for one child and includes a round of golf at the Chevy Chase Club.
Please call to arrange a date and must be used by October 22, 2007.
Value: $140
Donors: Gillian Han ’15
131
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912
Sailing Lessons
Learn the points of racing from top racing sailors Alison Fritz ’12, Elizabeth
Siegal ’12 and Molly Bernstein ’09. They can teach you the basics of sailing and racing--knots, points of racing, parts of a boat, good skippering,
reading the wind and water, navigational instruments, boat maintenance,
water safety and guidelines and generally just get you excited about summer
sailing. These girls train on the cold New England Atlantic waters six hours
a day for much of the summer, and they are happy to tailor this 2 to 3 hour
lesson to your skill set. Good for a group of one to five young sailors. The
location of the lesson will depend on the students’ sailing abilities. It will not
necessarily take place on a boat. Please use by October 22, 2007.
Value: $50
Donors: Molly Bernstein '09, Alison Fritz '12 and Elizabeth Siegal '12
913
Signed copy of John Wooden's book “My
Personal Best”
Get an autographed copy of legendary UCLA legendary coach John Wooden's
book called My Personal Best: Life Lessons from an All-American Journey.
Value: $80
914
Autographed Copy of Derek Jeter Book
Fans of the New York Yankees' Derek Jeter will love this item. This copy of
bestseller The Life You Imagine, written by Jeter, captain of the Bronx
Bombers, has been autographed and authenticated.
Value: $400
132
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915
Four Great Tickets to a Nationals Game
Watch the Washington Nationals from four fantastic Diamond Club seats
and visit the Diamond Club restaurant for an all-you-can-eat-and-drink
party before the game. Complimentary food and beverage service at your
seats continues through the game. Two parking passes are included. Game
date to be agreed upon for an evening game this 2007 season. Expires
September 30, 2007.
Value: $400
Donors: Georgiana and David Forrester
916
Four Box Seats to a Nationals Game
Enjoy four box seats to your hometown Washington Nationals. Seats are in
the seventh row behind the on-deck circle in Section 112. Tickets are for the
Nationals vs. Marlins game on Labor Day, Monday, September 3, 2007 at
1:00.
Value: $200
Donors: Elizabeth Manson and Jeb Boasberg
917
Four tickets to one 2007 season game. Seats are in Section 316, behind
home plate. Includes parking pass. Date to be selected by mutual agreement
and subject to availability. Winning bidder must contact donor before end of
school year to select game.
Value: $200
Donors: Carol and Keith Hartwell
133
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918
Four front row Washington Nationals tickets. Seats are located close to "ball
girl"–have kids bring their mitts because it's a great location to get a souvenir
baseball. Please arrange with donors for a mutually agreeable game date.
Value: $180
Donors: Leslie Rose and Stephen Kohn
919
Two lower level tickets (on the 30 yard line) to the Washington Redskins vs.
Chicago Bears game at FedEx Field. Included are two tailgate club passes
which provides entry into the pre-game tailgate party three hours prior to the
game for an all you can eat barbeque. Parking pass included. Date has not
been scheduled.
Value: $350
Donors: Joy and Blair Willing
920
Two lower level tickets (on the 30 yard line) to the Washington Redskins vs.
Detroit Lions game at FedEx Field. Included are two tailgate club passes
which provides entry into the pre-game tailgate party three hours prior to the
game for an all you can eat barbeque. Parking pass included.
Value: $350
Donors: Joy and Blair Willing
134
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921
Two Club Level Redskins Tickets
Perfect for any Redskins fanatic. You get two Club Level tickets to a mutually agreeable Redskin game at FedEx Field. Orange parking pass is included with the tickets. Tickets must be used by January 15, 2008.
Value: $450
Donors: Karen and George Marcou ’75
922
Two Redskin Tickets
Two, front row tickets on the 48-yard line. Purchaser needs to call the donor
early in order to reserve a game.
Value: $800
Donors: Curtis Cox
135
Thanks to the generosity of our donors…
100 King Restaurant
2 Amys Neapolitan Pizzeria
Esthy and Jim Adler
Edie and Michael Albert
All Fired Up Bethesda
Ambassador of the State of Kuwait
and Mrs. Salem Al-Sabah
Amano
The Ambassador of France and Mrs.
Jean-David Levitte
American Airlines
American Trucking Association
Paul and Sally Amoruso
AnnieWorks
Anonymous
Arena Stage
Arthur Murray Dance Center
Auction Committee
Axtmann Studio
Jamie and Joseph Baldinger
Barista on Demand, LLC
Beadazzled
Jeannien and Michael Berkman
Philip Bermingham Photography
Tracy and Adam Bernstein '81
Lisa and Josh Bernstein '81
Molly Bernstein '09
Chef Bertrand
Amena Ali and Gus Bessalel
Beyda's Lad and Lassie
Blue Duck Tavern
Elizabeth Manson and Jeb Boasberg
Carol and John Boochever
David Bottini
Joan and John Bray
Dalton Brody
Peggy Hamburg and Peter Brown
Lori H. Bubes
The Buccaneer
Bull Pasture Mountain Ranch
Cactus Cantina Restaurant
Cafe Milano
California Tortilla
Lael Brainard and Kurt Campbell
Patty Carocci
Catering by Windows
Chadwick's Restaurant
Chef Geoff's
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Chevy Chase Facial Plastic Surgery,
LLC
Chevy Chase Klinger Advanced
Aesthetics
Rita Chhibber
Clean Cuts "The Don" of Elite Auto
Grooming
Chelsea Clinton '97
College Hunks Hauling Junk
Consider It Done
Barbara Conte
Richard James Cook
Curtis Cox
Michael Davies '11
Nicole Davison '97
Dogtail Solutions
Domino Pizza
Down Dog Yoga
Dream Dinners
Claire and Albert Dwoskin
Lori and David Eisner
Lois Hechinger England '43 and
Richard England
Equinox
Fitness for Health
Meg and Samuel Flax
Fleet Feet Sports Adams Morgan
Georgiana and David Forrester
Friends of the Auction
Friendship Hospital for Animals
Alison Fritz
Susan Pettey and Roland Frye Jr. '68
Julie Furth
137
Laura and Doug Gansler '81
Rebecca Cunningham and Peter
Gaylor
Gifford's Ice Cream and Candy Co.
Barbara Glaeser Photography, Ltd.
Ann Glendinning
Glendinning Piano Studio
Kristin Mannion and H.P. Goldfield
Pauline Sobel and Larry Gondelman
Linda and Bill Graves
Lisa and Murry Gunty
Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner '78 and
Mick Halbreiner
Gillian Han ’15
Christopher Hart
Carol and Keith Hartwell
Headfirst Sports and Day Camps
Heineman Myers Contemporary Art
Joslyn and Stephen Hills
Susan Feeney and Steve Hirsh
Maryland Pao '80 and Steven
Holland
Louisa Hollman '80 and Steve
Hollman
Hot Yoga
Ivy Howells
Indebleu Restaurant
James G. DAVIS Construction
Group
Johnson's Florist and Garden Center
Sara Jones and Barclay Jones '74
Just Cakes
Misha Kachman
Phyllis Kane
The Kellogg Collection
Kenwood Country Club
Leslie Rose and Stephen Kohn
Caroline Landau
Lebanese Taverna
Anne Styles and Richard Lesczynski
Abby and Rob Levin
Susan Vitale and Henry Levin
Claire Levy
Stephanie and Howard Lewin
May Liang and Jim Lintott
Jenifer Lippincott
Ksenya Litvak
Rich Lodish
Beth and Bill Loizeaux
Stacey and Gregory Lubar '88
Karen Barker and George Marcou '75
Nancy Markowitz
Terry McAuliffe
Lyle and Amy (Herz) McReynolds
Shivani and Anil Miglani
Mila's Catering
The Modern
Mongolian Barbeque
Maura and Dan Mudd '76
Susan Kline and Jeff Mullaney
Noah, Elise and Steven Museles
The Museum of Modern Art
NASCAR, compliments of Linda
and Bill Graves
National Portrait Gallersy
Nina and Mehmood Nina Nathani
Neiman Marcus
Andrea Newman
Elizabeth Norton '84 and Robert
Norton, Jr.
Mark Pachter
Parents of the Class of 2015
Park Hyatt
Birgitte Wilhelmsen and Friis Arne
Petersen
The Point of It All
Donna Osborn and Beth Polakoff
Estee and Elliott Portnoy
Potomac Fitness
Potomac Kennels
Potomac Pizza at Chevy Chase
Center
138
Jeffrey Ransom
Kevin Reese
Cynthia Reichhardt -- Jeweled
Treasures
Renu Med Spa
Restaurant Nora
Tom Ricks
Ridgewells
Will Ris
Rubenstein Sculpting Studios,
Barton Rubenstein '81
Rudd Foundation
Cathy Runnells
Paolo Sacco
Deborah and Michael Salzberg
Santa Lucia Estate Coffee
The family of Mari Schleuning --Nathaniel ('03), Jonathan and
Martin Franks
Amy Goldberg and Andrew
Schwartz
Deborah Harmon and Robert Seder
SETTLEMENTCORP, Todd
Deckelbaum '75
Shah and Shah Appraisers
Alison Bernstein Shulman '83 and
John Shulman
Sidwell Summer
Elizabeth Siegal
Sue and Brent Siler
Katie Smith Sloan '73 and Richard
Sloan
Lawrence Small
Tina and Albert Small, Jr. '74
Caroline and Stephen Springer
The Standard Court-A Renaissance
Hotel
Christian Stephens '08
Hilary and Ty Stephens
Madeline Stewart
Sue Fischer Division of Catering by
Windows
Mary Hall Surface
Sushi-Ko Japanese Restaurant
Tabandeh
Carrington and Jake Tarr
Tenley Sport and Health Club
Dorrie Thompson
Tiny Jewel Box
Julia and Victor Tolkan
Tosca
UMAC, Inc.
Lise Van Susteren
Violin Studio
David and Lori Vise
Stefanie Walker
Mei Xu and David Wang, Pacific
Trade International
The Washington Post
Watson Adventures
Joann and Richard Wiener
Peter L. Weiss
Laurie Williams
Joy and Blair Willing
Elsa Walsh and Bob Woodward
The Wright Touch Traveling Spa
The Yellowstone Association
Donors of "Build-A-Bar" Catalog
Number 48 in the Signature Silent
Section
Edie and Michael Albert
Michelle and George Ballman
Kiersten and Mark Butterfield
Lisa Fuentes and Thomas Cohen
Dia and Matthew Costello
Elizabeth and Christopher Dudley
Betsy Carpenter and James Gibney
Miriam Gonzales and Michael
Fitzpatrick
Anne and Scott Hefter
Kara Sacilotto and Eli Johnson
139
Stephanie and Howard Lewin
Susie and Tim O'Mara
Francesca and Ned Neaher
Kathleen and Kevin Ryan
Frances and Alan Singer
Kay Burgunder Stevens '68 and
Gary Stevens
Eileen Hsieh and Michael Tomenga
Liz Singer and Stephen Weisbrod
Lucy and T. Clark Weymouth
140

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