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21, 1958 Highlights: Married George Vanderbilt June 1, 1898, in Paris
Al D'Amato and his wife British businessman and newspaper owner Conrad Black and his wife TV producer Marty Richards Palm Beach Town Council members Jack McDonald, Sam McLendon, Bill Brooks and Norman Goldblum and their wives Dame Celia Lipton Farris (in a pale, pale pink confection that made a nice background for her medal from the Queen) with Bert Sokol Howard and Michele Kessler Audrey and Marty Gruss Andrea and John Stark Steve and Christine Schwarzman Terry Allen Kramer and Nick Simunek Ruth and Ray Perelman Bo Dietl, retired NYPD detective and host of "One Tough Podcast" Mohamed Al-Fayed (who sat in the front of the Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea) Donald Trump's ever-loyal assistant Norma Foerderer Mort Zuckerman (repeatedly checking the weather reports) with CNN producer Kathleen Friery TV journalist Deborah Norville, host of "Inside Edition," and Karl Wellner Gayle King, anchor of "CBS News" and Oprah Winfrey bestie Jean-Georges Vongerichten and his wife Tina Brown with husband Harold Evans Lois Pope, Vilda dePorro and Maurice Kazzi Gianna and Guido Lombardi Rick and Kathy Hilton, parents of socialite and reality TV personality Paris Hilton Claudia Cohen, New York Post's Page Six gossip columnist and TV journalist Sports TV personality Pat O'Brien Cindy Adams (who was staying with Arlene Dahl and Mark Rosen) Abe Rosenthal and Shirley Lord Libby and George Pataki (houseguesting with Charles Gargano) Chris Matthews, host of "Hardball" on MSNBC singer Vic Damone and Rena Damone Richard and Robin Bernstein singer Donna Summer ("Last Dance," "Bad Girls") Miami Heat owner Mickey Arison Jeannine Pirro, also known as "Judge Jeanine" on Fox News According to a Jan
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