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Southampton Hospital Foundation Hosts 65th Annual Summer Party

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Melanie and John Wambold.

Melanie and John Wambold.

Jay Lieberman, Nancy Stone and Ken Wright

Jay Lieberman, Nancy Stone and Ken Wright

Fern Mallis and Stan Herman.

Fern Mallis and Stan Herman.

Julia McCormack and Kingsley Crawford.

Julia McCormack and Kingsley Crawford.

Susan Bordeaux and Howard Lorber.

Susan Bordeaux and Howard Lorber.

Ladd and Cindy Willis.

Ladd and Cindy Willis.

Melanie Wambold, Somers Farkas and Laura Freeman.

Melanie Wambold, Somers Farkas and Laura Freeman.

Kenny and Christl Meszkat with Ana Maria and Jimmy Holme.

Kenny and Christl Meszkat with Ana Maria and Jimmy Holme.

Shoshana Bean performing for the guests.

Shoshana Bean performing for the guests.

Settling in around the dance floor.

Settling in around the dance floor.

Pamela Glassman and Rachel Zoe.

Pamela Glassman and Rachel Zoe.

authorStaff Writer on Aug 8, 2023

The Southampton Hospital Foundation hosted the 65th annual Summer Party: “A Night at The Colony,” to benefit Stony Brook Southampton Hospital on Saturday. GREG D’ELIA PHOTOS

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