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2009 Jewel Ball theme revealed at luncheon

Oct 16, 2008
By - La Jolla Light





		Las Patronas' members did a skit to announce the theme for the 2009 Jewel Ball.
		Photo by: Nicole Reino








		Some members danced through the ballroom.








		The traditional Indian attire worn by some of the members was a glimpse into what patrons can expect to see at next year's Jewel Ball, themed "Silk & Spice: A Passage to India."








		Jewel Ball designer, Julie Matibag, acted out her part during the skit.








		The 2009 Jewel Ball theme was revealed on this poster.








		Las Patronas' members held up signs revealing how much money was raised - approximately $1.2 million - at this year's Jewel Ball, which was themed "Speakeasy."








		Vicki Eddy and Micki Olin spoke at the luncheon.








		Las Patronas' past presidents








		Las Patronas' past ball chairs








		Jewel Ball co-chair Sallie Warren, chair Jennifer Greenfield and co-chair Laurie Allen








		Annette Bradbury, Jena Joyce and Missy Coleman








		Kristi Pieper, Maree Mossmer and Kathryn Stephens








		Colleen McNally and membership chair Denise Vila








		Las Patronas president Lydia McNeil and past ball chair Caroline Nierenberg








		Lise Wilson, Jewel Ball designer Julie Matibag and Kimberly Lee

Las Patronas has announced the theme for next year's Jewel Ball: "Silk & Spice: A Passage to India." The theme was revealed during a grand skit performed at the organization's new member luncheon, held Oct. 15 at La Jolla Country Club. Las Patronas' members dressed in traditional Indian garb, read scripts and danced around the ballroom, all the while hinting at the theme. It was officially announced at the end of the performance.

Last week's luncheon also honored past presidents and ball chairs while welcoming its new members. In addition, Las Patronas announced how much money was raised by this year's "Speakeasy"-themed Jewel Ball: $1,215,258.

Jennifer Greenfield, Jewel Ball chair, said it is the largest amount of money Las Patronas has raised in the history of the Jewel Ball.

Since 1946, the all-volunteer philanthropic organization has donated more than $12 million to more than a thousand charitable institutions in San Diego.

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