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Jean Shafiroff Philanthropist and author Jean Shafiroff hosted her Annual Bastille Day Luncheon for 40 guests on Thursday at Le Cirque Restaurant in New York City to honor the French on their national holiday. Jean Shafiroff With Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia Dawne Marie Grannum With Lee Fryd And Ann Rapp George Gurley During the luncheon, the hostess Jean Shafiroff, wearing a pink and yellow silk Zac Posen dress, toasted the French and then gave a short speech honoring the 86 people who lost their lives to terrorism in Nice on Bastille Day one year ago. She then spoke of the need for our country to unite and avoid fighting with one another during these difficult times. She said our enemies would want to see us fighting with one another so that we would weaken as a nation. Jean then repeated the famous quote, "United we stand, divided we fall", a saying originally attributed to Aesop but then later used by several leaders i...

**** Kick Off Party for the 21st Annual Hamptons Heart Ball 2017 Photos By: Anne Watt And Patrick McMullan **** Jean Shafiroff Sharon Bush With Tomaczek Bednarek Geoffrey Bradford And Frederic Wasserman Philanthropist, author, former honoree, and co-chair of the upcoming gala Jean Shafiroff, along with her husband Martin Shafiroff hosted a cocktail party in support of the American Heart Association’s 21st Annual Hamptons Heart Ball. The kickoff event was held at the Shafiroff’s stylish New York City residence where more than 100 guests and well-wishers gathered for cocktails, showing their commitment to heart health and the work of the Association. The upcoming gala will take place on Saturday, June 10, 2017 at the Southampton Arts Center in Southampton, NY. Jean Shafiroff And Martin Shafiroff Notable attendees included: Jean Shafiroff, Martin Shafiroff, Geoffrey Bradfield, Barbara Poliwoda, Drs. Ralph and Lori Mosca, Sh...

Ann Van Ness With Geoffrey Bradfield And Jean Shafiroff St. George's Society of New York held their Annual English Ball recently at the Metropolitan Club in New York City honoring Geoffrey Bradfield, James G. Goren and Stephen P . McGill CBE. Jean Shafiroff and a bevy of New Yorkers were on hand to help celebrate. Founded in 1770 by English colonists for the purpose of offering "advise and relief" to fellow countrymen in need, St. George's Society of New York is one of the oldest charitable organizations in New York City. Today it provides vital assistance to people of British and Commonwealth heritage in New York who are in need of financial and emotional support. For example the sick, elderly and disabled and students who have the ability to succeed but lack the funds to complete their studies. For information log on to www.stgeorgessociety.org Photo By: Patrick McMullan