UJA Trunk Show Draws Scarsdale Ladies to the East End

More than 600 people, including many Scarsdale women, shopped for a good cause at UJA-Federation of New York's tenth annual Hamptons Trunk Show on Thursday, August 4, at the Bridgehampton Historical Society. Hosted by UJA Women, the trunk show featured more than 70 vendors selling designer clothing, jewelry, accessories, and home décor, with twenty percent of the proceeds benefiting UJA-Federation, which cares for Jews everywhere and New Yorkers of all backgrounds. Vendors included, Jane Och and Sharon Prince who were demonstrating their new Guac-Lock guacamole storage container, Current Home of Scarsdale (with a pop-up shop in Southampton), Jill Abraham and Ellen Rose from the Chintz Giraffe and Lynn Jacobs and Laurie Kimmelstiel from Cast on Knit.

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