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High Tea with Carolyne Roehm

October 12, 2018 The Party: The Charleston Library Society was transformed into an elegant social scene On the afternoon of October 12 for high tea and champagne in honor of American design icon Carolyne Roehm’s new book, Design and Style: A Constant Thread. Guests mingled between bites of macaroon before Roehm took the mic, first speaking to the importance of Charleston’s beloved library before eloquently detailing a tale of humble beginnings that lead to a remarkable life in fashion, design, and entertaining. Slides from the book provided an raw, interactive look into the peaks and valleys of a career in the spotlight, providing insight into the challenges associated with designing for varying time periods. Attendees departed the event happily full of pastries with a signed copy of the guest of honor’s 13th work in hand. Highlight: Roehm’s inspiring concluding note, in which she stated the importance of sticking with the process, as “no person can go through life unscathed, but if I can do it, you can too.” Overheard: “A tea party with champagne is my kind of tea party!” Beneficiary: Charleston Library Society

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Charleston Library Society hosted the launch of Carolyne Roehm’s latest book.Social hour commenced upon guests’ arrival at the library.Refined bites fit for the occasionCindy Hartley and Clare MeyerHigh Tea calls for fancy fine China.Carol Sanford, Sandra Mohlmann, and Suzanne HaythePatti Staempfli, Pilar de la Tassa, Wendy C.H. Wellin, and Betsy SaalRoehm’s writing is more personal than ever before in her newest work.Karen and David Thompson with Delores RosebrockMelinda Browning and Suzanne EadesMadeline Stevens, Leigh Wilkes, and Elizabeth ShermanTerri DeVane and Misty DanielsArmando Fumanelli and Alex QuattlebaumRoehm noted her honor to speak at the Charleston Library Society, “one of the oldest and most important libraries in the country.”Roehm addresses the crowd with slides from her book, Design and Style: A Constant Thread, behind her.The audience gives Roehm their full attention.The design icon spent time meeting with guests and signing books following her presentation.Guests left the tea with a complimentary copy of Design and Style: A Constant Thread

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