Against a backdrop of serenading Juilliard School violinists, a mix of celebrities and business executives mingled under an illuminated tent on a property fronted by a wrought-iron gate and entered through an alley of oak trees.
He typically attracts 60 to 100 fans from all over, who mingle under a tent and watch the pregame show on a TV he supplies.
As his dinner guests mingled under soft lighting, a bisque arrived in his signature teacups and saucers, a small soup spoon hanging precariously from each saucer's edge.
Donors mingled under the steady gaze of the long-gone subjects of an all-but-forgotten artist, who once lived here.
It also led to a particularly classless society.... Nobleman and beggar, artisan and poet, gondolier and visiting royalty mingled under the clear winter sky".
Several hundred millennials mingled under the soaring atrium of the Guggenheim Museum on Fifth Avenue one recent frigid February night.
The Bettencourts' luxury home became a centre for Paris's beau monde where politicians, financiers and artists mingled under the art deco chandeliers.
On the chilly Tuesday evening, guests mingled under heat lamps outside by the pool and inside by the bar as servers passed jumbo shrimp, burgers and truffle fries on trays.
Guests, dressed in black, were fitted with carnival masks and told to mingle, under strict orders not to solicit names or occupations.
