Junior League Hosts 'Fabulous Ladies' Night Out'

Little Black Dress, a ladies night out organized by the Junior League of the Oranges and Short Hills, was a fun mix of entertainment and fundraising to support JLOSH’s community programs.

Two hundred fabulously dressed women came out to the Hilton Shorts Hills on Friday night, February 28, 2013 to mix, mingle, try their luck at the raffle and auction, laugh, dance and celebrate JLOSH. The evening featured signature cocktail, delicious passed hors d’oeuvres and food stations, and a dessert candy bar. Entertainment included a contortionist “in a bubble” from Anna’s World Entertainment, a photo booth and Ravens, a chocolate teller that reads your character and fortune by your chocolate pick.

Together with generous support from corporate sponsors, local retailers, and community members, JLOSH’s Little Black Dress event raised over $20,000, which will support the Junior League’s charitable programs aiding women and children in need.

“We appreciate everyone who helped to make the event a success, be it a donor, a member who help planned the event or a guest that came to enjoy the night out,” said JLOSH President Sara D’Andrea. “The funds raised will enable us to continue our tradition of developing the potential of women and improving the lives of women and children in our community.”

JLOSH is thankful for the generous support of this year’s Event sponsors including Blow In Blow Out, Elizabeth Winterbottom of Keller Williams Premier Properties, The Sue Adler Team of Keller Williams Realty and Investors Bank. This event is also supported by the generosity of JLOSH sponsors including D&B Foundation, Overlook Medical Center, Creative Wallcoverings, the Nicholas J. and Anna K. Bouras Foundation and XFA Financial.

The Junior League of the Oranges and Short Hills is an organization of women developed as civic and community leaders creating lasting community impact. JLOSH provides service to East Orange, Livingston, Maplewood, Millburn, Orange, Short Hills, South Orange, Springfield and West Orange, and reaches out to women of all races, religions and national origins. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. To learn more about JLOSH, visit www.jlosh.org or find it on Facebook.

Submitted by JLOSH