While in some parts of the world, Oct. 30 is known as Mischief Night, over at the Josephine on Napoleon, partygoers at the Clover Harvest Moon Masquerade were not exactly making mischief, but were definitely enjoying this evening of fun and frolic before Halloween.
The event, presented by Cathy and Walter Isaacson and Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Company, also served up food from Dickie Brennan & Co., a specialty cocktail courtesy of event co-chair Neal Bodenheimer, a costume contest, music from Raw Deal and a silent auction, which included luxury staycations, a charter fishing trip and a private Pinhook Bourbon tasting.
“Each year, the Harvest Moon Masquerade is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when a community comes together in support of children and families,” said Kea Sherman, Clover board president, who was also an event co-chair, in addition to Jenny and Rob Vorhoff.
“We are deeply grateful to our generous sponsors, host committee and every donor whose support made this extraordinary evening possible. Their investment in Clover’s mission is what drives lasting impact and helps families across our community thrive,” she added.
The funds raised go to Clover’s early childhood education, adult day care, workforce development and resident engagement programs.
Fun Fact: A flash mob dance performance featuring classic Halloween tunes such as “Thriller” and “Time Warp.”
