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Partygoers: 1. Macey Reed 2. Doniphan Moore, Tanner Moussa 3. Hunter & Meredith Ellis Trish & Morris Sheats 4. Ann & David Sutherland 5. Dan & Maura Houchard 6. Chad Dorsey, Zara Taitt 7. Daniel Quintero, Shelby Wagner Jan Showers, Claire Emanuelson Jim Druckman 8. Gonzalo Bueno & Michael McCray 9. Anna Brockaway, Zoe Bonnette Lance Scott 10. Kelli Ford, Cornelia Guest 11. Chad James, Denise McGaha 12. Hutton Wilkinson, Chesie Breen 13. Nazira Handel 14. Zoe Bonnette, Billy Fong 15. Mason McCleskey, Javier Burkle 16. Tanner Morgan, Jennifer Laouari 17. David Cadwallader, Susanna Moldawer 18. Julie Butler, Sami Abboud O thers spotted that evening included Maura and Dan Houchard, co- owner of From the Ground Up, which designed this year's Kips Bay Show House outdoor spaces; Vipin Nambiar, whose company, HN Capital Partners, owns a wide swath of the Dallas Design District, as well the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, Virgin Hotels Dallas and W Dallas – Victory hotel; Javier Burkle; Mason McCluskey; Michael McCray; Kelli Ford, who launched the new showroom Off the Floor and is also part of this year's Kips Bay show house; and Ann and David Sutherland, David Cadwallader, Trish and Mo Sheets, Susanna Moldawer, Niven Morgan, Erin Sander, Tracy Hardenburg, Meredith and Hunter Ellis, Kathy and Othon Prounis, Chesie Breen, Kirsten Fitzgibbons, Julie and James Hayes, Nancy Dedman with nephew Brad Kelly, Richard and Chad Bettinger, Denise McGaha, Zoe Bonnette, Laura Lee Clark and John Falconer, Charlotte Carr, Noeha Coutry, Tanner Morgan and Jennifer Laouari in from Kansas City, who also designed a show house room. The ballroom of Brook Hollow was filled with intimate seating situations, with girls curled up with one another sharing moments. When dessert was served, I decamped to one of those banquettes with Shelle Sills, Muffin Lemak, and Julie Butler — who all looked divine. It truly felt like a more polite era sans cell phones and social media. In my mind's eye, I fully expected to turn and see Bunny Mellon and Sister Parish engaged in a tête-à-tête. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 16. 12. 17. 13. 18. 14. 15.