Party People - May 2017

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After-dinner dancing at Tiger Ball Houston Museum of Natural Science and Asia Society Texas Center


Krug Dinner, Yauatcha, Alicia Smith's 50 & Fabulous, Symphony's Dinner, Stefano Ricci's dinner

HRC Gala

Hats in the Park luncheon, the second annual Bayou Bend Fashion Show, Houston Oaks Country Clubtailgate and exhibition polo

Mercury Gala, Junior League’s 69th annual Charity Ball, Good Samaritan Foundation gala

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Thrive & Inspire: Michelle Reyna Wymes Stresses Importance of ‘Continuing to Learn’

Michelle Reyna Wymes, Co-Owner of The Reyna Group

WHAT'S THE SECRET to running a successful business? It is so important to stay present every day. With the fast-paced patterns of today’s society and ever-evolving technologies, I stress to our agents how important it is to continue to learn. If one reaches a point at which the ego takes over or burnout sets in and progress takes a back seat, things will get stuck. Regardless of what field you are in, I believe in starting with the basics to set and strengthen your foundation. I treat everyone we work with from our contractors, clients, to our inspectors with respect, patience and care.

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Tim & Martha Pandajis

ONE OF HOUSTON'S most beloved music organizations — Mercury, whose mission is to serve the community by celebrating the power of music, teaching, sharing and performing with passion, intimacy and excellence — raised a quarter-million bucks at its recent annual gala, which had a fun “Carnival of the Animals” theme.

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Parties

Alley resident actors (photo by Lynn Lane)

OKAY, THAT COUCH is comfy, and streaming is convenient, but nothing compares to the experience of live, in-the-flesh theater, especially as it is staged and performed at Houston’s Alley Theatre and its resident company of supremely talented actors.

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Art + Entertainment