EventsWorthy HSMAI 7th Annual Summer Outing


Gary Abramson from theWaterWorks Restaurant and Lounge with Michele Lee Entertainment’s “Greek Gods and Goddesses” greeters


July 9, 2014 Philadelphia, PA – Over 170 meeting planners and hospitality professionals gathered at the picturesqueWater Works Restaurant and Lounge on the Schuylkill River for the Greek-chic theme “Opa!” - the HSMAI Greater Philadelphia Chapter’s Seventh Annual Summer Outing.As guests arrived at the event, Grecian dancers from Michelle Lee Entertainment greeted and posed with them for pictures taken by Christine Angeline Photography in front of stunning floral arrangements presented by Halladay Florist and market carts provided byThe Theme Factory. The evening took place outside under the Pavilion and tenting supplied by EventQuip that was draped in traditional Greek colors of white and blue. CORT Event Furnishings set up Grecian-inspired furniture for guests. Water Works Restaurant, along with Meridith’s Catering, provided guests with Greek specialties, while beverages were compli- ments of Jacquin’s FlavoredVodkas,Yards Brewing Company, and SouthernWine & Spirits. Sweet treats were enjoyed courtesy of Ben & Jerry’s and Cupcakes Gourmet. Everyone was enter- tained with CorporateTarot Presentations by Marilyn Sukonick-


Zeff and great music mixes by Michelle Lee Entertainment. Photos Credit: Christine Angeline Photography


AnthonyValente and Michael Levine from the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown, with Michelle Lee Entertainment greeters and Samantha Overstreet,Mid-Atlantic Events Magazine


Ronnie Anderson, Ingenious Events,Nick Desiderio,AFR and Jacki Garro, Ritz Carlton Philadelphia


JoeyVanderheyden, Cupcakes Gourmet Mid-Atlantic EVENTS Magazine 85


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