The Tower Penthouse at The Carnegie Abbey Club, the closest waterfront spot to heaven between Washington, D.C. and Maine, was the setting for a stunning Fall fashion show by the design house of Badgley Mischka for the  benefit of the Ophelia programs of Child & Family Services of Rhode Island.  The event's creator, interior designer Ally Coulter, served as co-chair with her two daughters, Katherine and Ella Haines.

An award for the Mentor of the Year went to Brian O'Neill, owner and developer of The Carnegie Abbey Club, and and father of 3 daughters, the youngest of which, Laurencia, was "the son of his dreams" and "destined to run the company", according to her proud father.

James Mischka and Mark Badgley attended, along with Miriam O'Neill, Leonard Lauren, so and so of Ralph Lauren Home.  Seen also were James and Bryann Nuzzo (he a former financial advisor to the  Reagan Administration), Pamela O'Connor and son Morgan O'Connor, Kimberly Skeen-Jones, ABC6 meteorologist Steve Cascione, Melanie Delman of Lila Delman Real Estate , Stacie Bewkes of Quintessence Magazine, and hair designer Frank Rosario. Actor Kyle McLachlan was detained  because of a film shoot.

"An Evening to Insi was sponsored by Ralph Lauren Home and Forbes Life Magazine, and drew 125 ultra chic guests, who ooohed and aaahed over the timeless classic fashions. and haute couture runway show.  The evening ended with disco dancing to a DJ.