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Supreme Auctions to Sell Rare Significant Pennsylvania Estate at Auction
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Hillside Hollow, an impeccable private residence in the coveted Sewickley Heights suburb of Pennsylvania, will sell to the highest bidder on June 19, 2021
Rare Auction Sewickley, PA Estate June 17th - 19th
Known as one of the most affluent residential suburb neighborhoods of Pittsburgh, Sewickley offers privacy from the big city, while at the same time having Pittsburgh just minutes away. SEWICKLEY, Pa. (PRWEB) May 27, 2021 A rare opportunity awaits one charmed home buyer as Hillside Hollow heads to auction. Originally once part of the Valhalla Estate in Pennsylvania, this Mid-Century modern home is captivating and nestled privately in Allegheny County surrounded by magnificent acres of enchanting trees, and meticulously maintained grounds that will leave you spellbound. Supreme Auctions will offer this prestigious property w
The daughters and dads dance will have to wait.
The 95th annual Cinderella Ball has been moved because of the pandemic.
Traditionally held in January at the historic Omni William Penn Hotel in Downtown Pittsburgh, the committee decided to host it on June 26 at the Allegheny Country Club in Sewickley, said Christina Rath, publicity chair and member of the Cinderella Ball women’s committee.
The Cinderella Ball, Pittsburgh society’s debutante ball, is the oldest continual charity gala in Pittsburgh and second-oldest debutante ball in the United States.
At the event, the young women are presented to society on the arms of their fathers in age-old traditional cotillion style. The event usually draws more than 300 guests.
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After years working for others in the restaurant industry, Philip Call says frustration drove him to start his own catering business.
Trained in French culinary techniques, Call, 35, of New Kensington says there is a proper and correct way to do things, “and then there’s everything else.”
“I’ve always been frustrated with people not having the same standards I do,” he said. “When I’m cooking, everything is done exactly how I want it to be done.”
Call launched his business, Call for Catering, in December 2019 with his girlfriend, Jillian Ludwiczak, 28. He’s the cook, and she’s the event planner.