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AUCTION-PACKED.(Charity events.)(Brief Article)
The all-star supporters of the Kips Bay Boys & Girl Club Showhouse turned out in droves for the annual Holiday Wonders party. The evening's main event was a silent auction with one-of-a-kind items and luxury experiences donated by the ...
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