For their final soiree, the group dined at Danford's and watched -- but had a difficult time following -- the Cole Porter musical "High Society" at Theater Three in Port Jefferson.
The 47-year-old is accused of attempting to curry favour with his mentor Strauss-Kahn by supplying sex workers for group sex, organising "soirees", paying women and travelling with them to Paris and Washington to meet Strauss-Kahn, and taking part.
The group held a similar soiree that year for Senator Tom Daschle, the minority leader, at the Democratic Convention in Boston.
In connection with the current exhibition, "Art and the Empire City: New York, 1825-61," a group of performers recreate a soiree that took place at the Apollo Music Room in 1843, playing a double quartet by Ludwig Spohr and Beethoven's Septet (Op. 20).
Three plays are scheduled: "Soiree Musicale," by Nelson Sheeley, about a farcical group of concert artists, today at 3 p.m.; "Savoranola," by Scott Klavan, a battle of giants set in the 15th century, from March 17 through 20; and "Anywhere But Here," by Joan Ross Sorkin, a story about an adopted child meeting her birth mother, from March 24 through 17.
5468796 Architecture, along with local urbanism group Storefront MB, hosted the closing soiree – an elaborate "pop-up" dinner on a bridge, the Esplanade Riel.
But from the sinister, group-grope soirees of "Eyes Wide Shut," Stanley Kubrick's film about the joylessness of sex, to the blood-letting menage a trois of the current "American Psycho," hard-working debauchees are being presented in ways that make Oliver Cromwell look like Mr. Happiness.
The Wood family hosted a soiree at Indian Territory on South Coast Highway for the group.
Mr. Logos was host to a "low-key soiree" in his Washington Heights home Oct. 18 to introduce the idea to community groups.
Film screenings, poetry readings and a concert by an electropunk group have helped contribute to Hotel Marienbad's salon-style atmosphere, which has invited comparisons with the courtly soirees of the 18th century.
