During a cocktail hour, Hannah confronts him about his attitude.
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I wish it was more of a cocktail hour setup.
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As the cocktail hour dragged on, Vargas Llosa became restless.
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"There's always hope," Billy Joel said during the cocktail hour.
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Fashion faux pas averted, Nef went inside for cocktail hour.
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Hang on a minute, I'm supposed to have a cocktail hour?
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WESTPORT "The Cocktail Hour," reading of the play by A.R. Gurney.
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Bring on the Zoom cocktail hour and digital forest bathing sessions.
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Yup, love to entertain at cocktail hour on my poolside patio!
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" Also, "I'm looking for a mechanic's jumpsuit, but for cocktail hour.
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BONUS: Have cocktail hour any time with these sweet, fizzy wine spritzers
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Meanwhile, guest noshed on snacks during a cocktail hour overlooking the beach.
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Each evening, there is an organized cocktail hour and dinner, including entertainment.
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"The New Cocktail Hour: The Essential Guide to Hand-Crafted Drinks" — $13.79
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At the end of the week, she schedules a virtual cocktail hour.
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Will there be hors d'oeuvres or other snacks served during the cocktail hour?
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With a cocktail hour and live auction, the show, starting at 6 p.m.
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Tiki Viki puts on her blooming pink wig and heads outside to cocktail hour.
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"Speaking from my heart, I love Dan," Holly Franchino said during the cocktail hour.
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During the cocktail hour, four synchronized swimmers performed routines in Ms. Higgins Clark's pool.
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Meredith and Andrew Shackleford didn't want their wedding to have an ordinary cocktail hour.
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Attendance at our L.G.B.T. cocktail hour — coyly called Friends of Dorothy — had been poor.
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We don't think twice about a couple having a signature drink or cocktail hour.
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And what business does an audio guide salesperson have at a United Nations cocktail hour?
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You couldn't even hate him for kissing three different women at the same cocktail hour.
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A lap of red wine or yeasty beer off Jim's finger at cocktail hour. Excessive?
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" She then rested during the cocktail hour, and "after her first dance, she went home.
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Couples can envision their first dance or a cocktail hour with sample drinks and canapés.
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Costs can quickly add up, alongside other expense like floral centerpieces and cocktail-hour canapés.
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They had cocktail hour every afternoon and tickets to the Masters golf tournament many springs.
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Will they pass out cocktails at your cocktail hour or is it bar service only?
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What this knowledge amounts to is superficial stuff that would pass at a cocktail hour.
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COCKTAIL HOUR Around 8 I'll meet a friend for a drink, somewhere in the neighborhood.
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Bring them as a house gift; offer them at cocktail hour; make tons of them.
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We had a set price for a buffet dinner, plus passed appetizers during the cocktail hour.
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Cocktail hour is followed by a delicious dinner of blueberry-baked salmon, fiddleheads, salad, and potatoes.
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The event will include a cocktail hour and four-course dinner: Roger Vergé Scholarship dinner, Sept.
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To understand how we might fix the problem of fake news, start with cocktail hour gossip.
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But afterward, I found myself thinking that you couldn't really have a cocktail hour without one.
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In theory, the public eye gets no further than the red carpet and the cocktail hour.
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I enjoyed a nightly cocktail hour, a glass of wine with dinner and gelato for dessert.
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Lauren recommends carrying a Swell bottle and saving cocktail hour until the end of the trip.
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The tidbits of conversation I overhear during the Champagne cocktail hour are exactly what I had imagined.
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Angela & Eric We see the two share a kiss during cocktail hour, so they're still going strong.
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Just a run-of-the-mill cocktail hour conversation or parting thoughts after literally any Westworld episode.
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It's time for cocktail hour, and F. and I chat with some of his friends from college.
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It is jokey in its name and very Julia, with her famous love of cocktail-hour snacks.
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And you'll shock your children with your parents' solution to all the postnatal stress — early cocktail hour.
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When the cocktail hour ends and the chime rings for everyone to take their seats, they do.
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When it comes to cocktail hour appetizers, offering plant-based or vegetarian options is becoming increasingly important.
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Pizza makes for a surprisingly great cocktail hour snack since it's easy to hold and pass around.
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The festivities started with the couple's Halloween-themed cocktail hour, which took place two days before the wedding.
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There was no cocktail hour, no chicken dinner, no teary-eyed mothers and fathers, and no beaming grandparents.
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The couple of five years held a kitten hour at their wedding in place of the traditional cocktail hour.
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The New Year's party includes a cocktail hour, a live band performance and dinner and dancing until 1 a.m.
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The more you tweak, the more hours that go into different components of a ceremony, cocktail hour and reception.
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So the bride decided to have a reverse wedding, with a cocktail hour, followed by dinner, toasts and dancing.
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"Gary was very humble, but he didn't want to be singing at a cocktail hour," said Apryl Nebozenko, a friend.
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While mingling with other guests during a cocktail hour, one of the actors asked if I knew how Poe died.
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But the injury seems to pay off, as Hannah is the one to pull him away during the cocktail hour.
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The cocktail hour took place on the stunning outdoor terrace with an amazing view of Michigan Avenue and Lake Michigan.
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We're covering Europe's soaring coronavirus caseload, calls to cancel the Tokyo Olympics, and how to host a virtual cocktail hour.
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The cut of her clothing, and her elaborate hat, said that in her world it was cocktail hour, around 1927.
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Moody paintings depict mid-twentieth-century train passengers during cocktail hour—elegant men and women in fedoras and pillbox hats.
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The newlyweds spent part of their cocktail hour taking portraits — and, of course, enjoying their first minutes as husband and wife.
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A guy comes by with scallops on a cracker, and, all at once, it's cocktail hour and people start to arrive.
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"I think it'll be really cool – hopefully people don't get too messy at the cocktail hour!" says Johnson with a laugh.
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The bride and groom arrive at the end of cocktail hour, and we line up for our entrance to the reception.
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Eloquii offers beautiful pieces for work or cocktail hour and is even working to develop specific collections for different body shapes.
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After getting our workout in for the day, it was time to enjoy a little cocktail hour with these great men.
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In these days of anti-tech ire, it's a popular cocktail hour topic: How much is Facebook making off my data?
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Trump's 800-guest bash will include a cocktail hour, dinner and dancing in the grand ballroom at his Palm Beach resort.
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As people increasingly got their drink on, manufacturers stepped in, seeing an opportunity to turn cocktail hour into something truly lavish.
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By 8 guests have had a cocktail hour, eaten their appetizers and dinner, and are hearing the last round of speeches.
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" During the cocktail hour, Ben chatted it up with The Bachelor Sweden's Rebecca, who directly asked him, "Are you here for love?
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The ceremony is short and sweet, and we catch up with H.'s cousins and other family members during the cocktail hour.
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They have several stations set up for cocktail hour along with an open bar, and I try a little bit of everything.
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The festive Alive With Art evening features a cocktail hour, dinner, and a silent auction with online bidding opening on May 4.
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A ramrod-straight action man who gave the appearance that the action was just an annoyance between afternoon tea and cocktail hour.
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And it's extremely confusing, meaning you'll be in the driver's seat during any crypto-forward conversations at cocktail hour or funeral processions.
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At cocktail hour, expatriate wives morbidly joke about having an emergency stash of cash at home in case their husbands suddenly die.
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This delicious and filling appetizer makes for a great bite during cocktail hour and gives guests fuel to dance the night away.
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"We are going all the way to the end and back," said Mr. Hodge, who clearly seemed interested in extending cocktail hour.
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East Meets West The food served during the cocktail hour was Asian inspired and included dishes like miso-glazed tofu and coconut shrimp.
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Bride and groom are super happy, and I'm happy because I get to go to the cocktail hour instead of taking more photos.
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In fact, Cheryl Rajewski, a Porter family friend who is lifelong meat-eater and chef, was fantasizing about the curry during cocktail hour.
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Time for a Tour At a cocktail hour, guests were taken in two separate boats on a short tour of the Molii Fishpond.
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Perfect Pair After a cocktail hour in a nearby reception room at the Center Club, guests dined on crab cake and filet mignon.
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COCKTAIL HOUR My usual workdays average between 10 to 16 hours, but I try to limit myself to five hours on a Sunday.
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After touring several places, we agreed on a venue that came with a lavish cocktail hour, including a sushi bar (that's what sold us!).
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For Barry, many of the relationships she says she made were formed in the workplace, rather than at a formal cocktail hour or conference.
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For those with upcoming nuptials, use this version of the "Wedding March" to give your guests something to gossip about during the cocktail hour.
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When they arrive at the dinner, where NBC gives advertising executives a glimpse of the coming football season, cocktail hour is in full swing.
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In the aftermath of the viking date, they go to the cocktail hour where best kisser Bryan makes Rachel cry because he's so nice.
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He makes us ice cream with fruit sold at an outdoor stand by the people who grew it, and mixes drinks at cocktail hour.
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Anyone who's ever torn a toddler from a playground or nudged a crowd from cocktail hour to the reception hall knows people need warning.
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Smarter Living: Here are some tips for working exercise into your coronavirus quarantine or isolation — and then for having a successful virtual cocktail hour.
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The outcome was perhaps summed up best by a moment during the cocktail hour, when a waiter arrived with a tray of hors d'oeuvres.
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Despite his fancy tastes, O'Leary understands that most wine drinkers are just sharing a bottle with friends at a dinner party or cocktail hour.
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The Dawn of Justice may be over, but the lunchtime of justice is still to come, and after that the cocktail hour of revenge.
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Like a Magazine A cocktail hour and reception were held at the Inn's barn, a long, narrow structure with exposed beams and whitewashed walls.
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"We wanted guests to have something to do during the family picturing taking time, and were too broke to have a cocktail hour," Colleen said.
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Matt Damon, nominated for best actor for "The Martian," was at the luncheon, talking up Hollywood executives and Oscar voters during the noontime cocktail hour.
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None of which is new information, just hard to miss when you inhale a dozen descriptions of different variations on cocktail hour in a row.
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Whether it's a dinner party, brunch, or cocktail hour — this cookbook has all of the recipes they need to make their next event a success.
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"Someone's hair is literally on fire," Meg Ryan said to her date, the designer Christian Siriano, as an acrid smell perfumed the preshow cocktail hour.
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"They had a little gaming corner during cocktail hour, where they also had ladder ball and croquet and it was really fun," Ms. Rue said.
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Following the vows, guests were escorted to the post-ceremony cocktail hour ahead of the formal reception with plated dinner at the Montage's Wilson Ballroom.
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At an annual fashion tech cocktail hour which had been previously dominated by women, Saxton noticed for the first time male investors attending the event.
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We taken on a tour of the restaurant&aposs hillside garden a short walk away, after which it was cocktail hour back on the patio.
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Fares start at $4,140 per person and include most guided excursions and cocktail hour in the evening, plus beer and wine at lunch and dinner.
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The cocktail hour was held at Antoine's, a haunted restaurant famous for hosting the King and Queen of Mardi Gras post-parade event, according to Pozo.
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It's a nice cocktail hour, and we don't end up sitting down until 9:30 for dinner because some key people are running on Spanish time.
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Generally I arrive during cocktail hour, either at a wedding or a reception, and usually I have left long before people get too drunk or bothersome.
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But if your evenings are as full as your days, you'll want shoes that transition seamlessly into cocktail hour, and orthopedically friendly clunkers will not do.
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If set in the middle of our cocktail-hour room, my florist assured me, it would most certainly bring the "wow factor" as she called it.
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Based on 100 guests, a couple would need to provide around 140 bottles for a 7503-minute cocktail hour and five-hour dinner and dance party.
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"I always love to do stuff that's different and out of my wheelhouse," she said of the event, which featured a cocktail hour and three-course dinner.
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In a half-hour, 36 people will gather here for cocktail hour to kick off another installation of the underground tiki-themed pop-up, The Coconut Club.
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Cocktail hour with Amazon in Japan The tech giant will be serving beer, cocktails, wine and Japanese sake in a Tokyo pop-up bar later this month.
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After Kameron Westcott arrived to the cocktail hour with Locken and Cary Deuber in tow, who were both not invited, Brittingham was quick to call it out.
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Anything that bodes ill for Senators Mitch McConnell and Bob Corker augurs well for me, although cocktail hour, like everything else these days, isn't the same anymore.
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That's exactly what Cori, Grace, and Chelsea did (after consulting about their optimal cocktail hour ensembles, naturally) at Bar Mezcal Monk — the boozy beachside oasis of our dreams.
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Showstoppers include a simple 1911 silk evening slip by Paul Poiret that could have gone down a runway last season and 1920s pajama playsuits for the cocktail hour.
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While no one literally eats their weight in food on Thanksgiving, many do end up satisfying their entire daily caloric intake from cocktail hour through dessert on holidays.
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The idea of a boozy cocktail hour seemed fun in theory, but in practice the concept just didn't add up to more than the sum of its parts.
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The aperitivo is a big affair here, especially considering that our "cocktail hour" comes with a buffet of pasta, rice, and little pizzettes with veg or cured meats.
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Ms. Wintour, the other co-host, spent much of the cocktail hour chatting with Kim Jones, the British fashion designer, and Jony Ive, the design chief of Apple.
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Park, the bride's mother, said just after the ceremony as she turned and walked into Battery Gardens Restaurant, where both the cocktail hour and dinner reception was held.
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This past Monday, on a whim, Jackie Summers, a liquor-brand owner, put out a call on Twitter for people to join him for a virtual cocktail hour.
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Though these distinctions sound like fodder for a cocktail hour argument at a political science faculty lounge, they actually inform a backstage debate simmering among Democratic strategists about 2020.
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And before the live journalism segment of the evening begins, you'll get time to mingle with a roomful of 200 of your most interesting peers during a cocktail hour.
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It turns out this is the way to avoid a hangover: avoid cocktail hour, eat dinner, and then sweat it all out on the dance floor before you sleep.
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He marvelled at his twenty-four-hour descent, from that first disquieting glimpse of Stolarsky in the Smoker's Club to this homely immersion in Americana-style cocktail-hour debauchery.
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The day ended with a cocktail hour, and after nearly eight hours of panels and breakout sessions, everyone was about ready for a drink and a little bit more networking.
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Her beach day adventure comes one day after she and Disick, 34, had a date night at a cocktail hour presented by Haute Living and Maddox Gallery during Art Basel.
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In the clip, the characters battle for some one-on-one time with the trophy, mingle (and fight) during cocktail hour and some even confess their love for the trophy.
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A pianist played "When You Wish Upon a Star" during the cocktail hour, and during the reception, Kerr sang a rendition of Shania Twain's "You're Still the One" to Spiegel.
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Square Feet HARTFORD — After Lelaneia Dubay developed an intolerance for the gluten and chemical additives in many alcoholic beverages, she went looking for a way to salvage her cocktail hour.
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President Trump blasted Germany's leader Angela Merkel for her country's complicated relationship with Russia, but that evening, Melania Trump charmed Merkel at a NATO leader dinner cocktail hour in Brussels.
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The heart-shaped earrings and other pink sapphire, pearl and gold pieces debuted during a love-filled cocktail hour, hosted by Chloë Sevigny and furnished with chocolates, strawberries and champagne.
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But, laughter is the best medicine, and the guests are trying to laugh this off ... jokingly telling us, this might explain why the appetizers during cocktail hour tasted like liberals.
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I have several at home which I use to hold everything from matchbooks in the guest bathroom and earrings on my bedside table to olives and nuts during cocktail hour.
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For example, selecting "cocktail hour" on the remote's touch screen could automatically turn down the lights, close the curtains and turn on one's Sonos system to play a cool jazz channel.
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When siblings Tenaya and Andrew Darlington wrote The New Cocktail Hour, they set out to show that delicious craft cocktails were possible at home, no intimidating prep work or tipping required.
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If someone seems receptive to chatting, break the ice the same way you would at a cocktail hour — by mentioning current events or something that's happening in your city, Copeland says.
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In the early evenings at cocktail hour, they would park their cars on the road in front of the house have a drink by the fence lining the small front yard.
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But after chatting extensively with the three of them at an initial cocktail-hour reception in one of the lounges, I didn't spot them at our group's subsequent social gatherings there.
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Earlier in the year, Mr. Perelman, who contributes to both Republicans and Democrats, had another ambitious Californian, Mr. Garcetti, for a cocktail hour among donors at his estate in the Hamptons.
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SHOPPING TURNS TO COCKTAIL HOUR: If I still have the energy, I'll head to the Meatpacking District to check out Story, this neat store where the merchandise changes all the time.
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They could have gone to a cafe with a patio or a rooftop bar, but they opted for a more unlikely venue for cocktail hour: the South Brooklyn ferry to Manhattan.
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At the cocktail hour post-ceremony, guests were offered mostly gluten-free bites and four signature drinks, including one aptly named The Final Rose, a nod to Molzahn's time on The Bachelor.
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As expected, Paulette had mentioned the Herons during the cocktail hour, how they were going to "Wicked" after their busy day, though she held back on saying anything about this rogue static.
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So, for every recommendation you request or follow-up message you send after a cocktail hour, think on how you can connect people you know in ways that will serve everyone involved.
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The black rhino and cheetah can be elusive, but there are spindly giraffes and young zebra dotting the landscape, and herds of elephants trundle along to the watering hole at cocktail hour.
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During the cocktail hour that followed, the site of the ceremony was curtained off by TN Event Designs so it could be transformed into a space for a formal dinner to be served.
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After the vows and exchange of Sam Rafidia-designed rings, guests joined the newlyweds for a cocktail hour featuring Cape Codders (a signature drink made with cranberry and vodka) as well as Cosmopolitans.
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The couple was seen arm-in-arm at an art exhibition by Alec Monopoly and David Yarrow at the Art Basel cocktail hour presented by Haute Living and Maddox Gallery in Miami Beach.
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P.J. Mongelli said Trump first appeared during the cocktail hour to meet the bride and other family members before he made a second appearance at the reception at the request of the newlyweds.
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However, May is not known for her winning cocktail hour chat, and the staunchest of euroskeptic MPs are unlikely to back down even in the surroundings of No. 163's grandest state rooms.
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It doesn't have to be fussy at all — just a casual cocktail hour, set to the tune of a nice glass of wine or a low-alcohol cocktail and some pre-dinner snacks.
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A red carpet had been set up along the sidewalk, and as the cocktail hour got under way designers and celebrities lined up to take their turn before the ranks of hollering photographers.
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The women are split into two teams, and after competing, the red team (consisting of Heather, Alex, Katie, Tayshia, Caelynn and Cassie) wins and gets to go to an outdoor cocktail hour with Colton.
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So last night, exhausted from a day of walking and needing refuge from the deafening churn of 6th Street at peak cocktail hour, my boyfriend and I decided to do a little festival roulette.
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"The bar was open during cocktail hour, and then we went back to get another drink during dinner and BAM, it was a cash bar," Redditor Ireallyhatesquirrels wrote in the Reddit /r/weddingplanning thread.
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During cocktail hour by Camana Bay, holding plates of crab claws and sushi, conference-goers exchanged anecdotes about how traders at their firms were starting to ask whether the old, strict rules still applied.
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My guide, in this delicious journey, is the author Rebekah Peppler, an American writer and food stylist living in Paris, whose beautiful book "Apéritif: Cocktail Hour the French Way" came out this past October.
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"This was the bachelorette party of my dreams!" she tells PEOPLE exclusively about the getaway, which included an in-villa cocktail hour, dinner at Napa valley's famed Restoration Hardware and wine tasting at Bella Winery.
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At a Brooklyn critics' discussion and cocktail hour get-together in early May, Slate movie critic Dana Stevens brought up the backlash on social media she received for not having seen all 18 Marvel films.
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Then the cocktail hour featured both Chinese and New Orleans-style food trucks and a Casamigos bar serving traditional margaritas and "New Fashioned" cocktails made with Añejo tequila, agave nectar, orange bitters, and angostura bitters.
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The brand has become synonymous with off-the-shoulder silhouettes ideal for cocktail hour, and an off-kilter femininity that blends frothy dresses, print-laden fabrics, and Victorian blouses with everyday denim and cozy knitwear.
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Both you and I meet interesting people every day — what can you say to ensure I find you and your company interesting enough that I mention what you're working on to others at a cocktail hour?
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Furthermore, you can stock your quarters with items the airlines would never permit, including well-stuffed suitcases; snacks (in case the onboard fare wasn't up to par — a safe bet); and the makings of cocktail hour.
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The nip-waisted crowd resisted trays of fried spring rolls that circulated during cocktail hour, tiptoed through a menu of black truffle risotto and creamy morel rigatoni as if it were a minefield and ignored dessert.
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It didn't feel like a cancer event — and as a cancer survivor, I know what these events are like — but rather a glitzy media affair complete with a red carpet, step and repeat and rooftop cocktail hour.
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If you don't get into the first seating, you might spend the cocktail hour checking the screen on your phone while you wait a few doors down at Room 11, also owned in part by Mr. Pimentel.
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"I certainly couldn't have written 'The Cocktail Hour' until my father had died," he told The Hartford Courant on the eve of a revival of the play at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven in 22002.
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After Fonseca and Bean said their vows among the vines and walked down the aisle together to an acoustic version of "Here Comes the Sun," guests enjoyed a cocktail hour that featured Coppola wine and an avocado station.
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Held at the Bushwick co-working space Bathaus, audiences experienced chef Tessa Liebman's delicious fermented foods, heard from scientist and speaker Janna Levin about particle decay, and watched as paint covering elegant models cracked and broke during cocktail hour.
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In this way, I have the whole prep list: meatballs, laundry, essay, parsley-shallot-chicken skin condiment, email, cardboard and recycling, pixie haircuts on Pinterest, toast and grind rice, braise chicken — everything crossed off in Sharpie by cocktail hour.
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For example, sleeves can be puffed as an ode to the '80s, fabric can be reimagined for more of a cocktail hour-ready feel (think sequins or velvet), and buttons can be bejeweled for a charming touch of fun.
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Freedman tells us that when women started demanding, and at long last receiving, equal rights as customers in the city's restaurants, the chain tried to attract men by installing bars and even advertising the perks of a cocktail hour.
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Starbucks: OPEN Most Starbucks locations are open on Thanksgiving for your early-morning cup of coffee, though hours may vary by location — perfect if you need a strong coffee (or a Pumpkin Spice Latte!) to get you through to cocktail hour.
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"We're taking things from the garden we're getting married in and actually cooking it for the guests," says Murray, who kicked off the cocktail hour with bacon-wrapped dates, truffle mac 'n' cheese and grilled cheese dippers with tomato soup.
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The three-hour event, slated for Tuesday, March 20, at The Venetian, will feature Recode's signature brand of no-BS interviews, as well as a cocktail hour where you'll have the chance to get to know 200 of your smartest peers.
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The Cuomo administration has also heartily backed the alcohol industry, dating at least to 2012, when the governor hosted what was described as the first wine, beer and spirits summit meeting, which included an afternoon cocktail hour at the Executive Mansion.
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Sources told ET that the two enjoyed catching up with friends — including Will Ferrell and Viveca Paulin, his wife — during cocktail hour and that Grant, 46, asked a friend to take a photo of her and Reeves on her phone.
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Bottles of sparkling cider were uncorked on a bench — a self-service cocktail hour — accompanied by bites from the garden: curls of parsnip, crisp cucumber and crumbles of salty cheese from a small dairy in the nearby town of Falkenberg.
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After the grooms said their "I Do's" and were introduced as husbands, a mariachi band serenaded the guests and everyone then enjoyed a cocktail hour that was set up like a street fair, complete with food trucks and market stalls.
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While big wigs and us reporters were shepherded to the roof for a cocktail hour, the engineering team in the Swipe Night "war room" drank beer and ate pizza, while allegedly analyzing the data that was pouring in in real time.
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At lunchtime, Goldman guys share seafood platters in a dining room with Art Nouveau gilding; at cocktail hour, they are joined by tourists from the nearby 9/11 Memorial, who relax on teal furniture outside, in view of the Hudson.
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"They would get dressed up and go to the cocktail hour and enjoy the food and the music and, when the guests were going to sit down for dinner, they would leave," said Linda Snow Gross, one of the Snows' daughters.
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The evening ceremony took place outside among the vineyards, and then guests — including her former MTV castmates Jenni "JWoww" Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Paul "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino — moved inside for the cocktail hour and reception.
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After buying a wedge of the uniquely square cheese (wrapped not once but twice to contain the smell), I decide, first, to try it as Gravez suggests: neither for breakfast nor with the traditional pre-dinner cheese course, but at cocktail hour.
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As André and Tenaya Darlington, the sibling duo behind The New Cocktail Hour, explain to Refinery29, the ingredient that gives tonic its signature bitter flavor is quinine, a kind of bark that was first used to treat malaria in the 16th century.
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When you're old, as cocktail hour and wine time creeps earlier and earlier into the day, if you're in it together with your spouse, you're more likely to make it work—it seems that the couple that drinks together stays linked together.
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Incoming White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump's wife, Melania Trump, and his youngest son, Barron, will attend events Saturday night at the Mar-a-Lago resort that include a cocktail hour, followed by dinner and dancing in the grand ballroom.
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There are lots of musical choices to make when planning a wedding — what song to walk down the aisle to, what the band should play in the background during the cocktail hour, and which tunes will get people onto the dance floor.
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Which is to say that our next cocktail hour featured pepperoni cut as thin as fish scales and shingled as neatly, and mortadella folded like the pocket squares of the Brooks Brothers set on the downtown 6 train back in the day.
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Ms. Packard's recent collection, Under the Influence, included G&T earrings with dangling slices of lemon and cucumber in resin and enamel (315 pounds, or $404), little glass Hit the Bottle earrings (£5003), and Cocktail Hour pendants of little inverted umbrellas (£250). www.tessapackard.
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I have finally learned that I cannot drink during the cocktail hour at weddings; I can't tell you how many weddings I've been to where I end up the drunkest person there because I drink too much during that evil open bar period.
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The Parisian aperitif box contains a jar of onion confit spread, duck rillettes, Dijon mustard, cornichons, duck and pork pâté, crackers flavored with cheese, and little toasts, all of which I'm happy to have on hand for that next impromptu cocktail hour.
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"The idea was to be elegant in many different circumstances," he said, noting how a steel Cartier could take the wearer stylishly from, say, work to a smart lunch, on to the pool or a sports activity, and easily into cocktail hour.
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The listing also includes a lavish breakfast, a private tour of the castle, butler service, a cocktail hour in the salon, a traditional three-course meal in the State Dining Room, and more, courtesy of current residents, the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon.
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Around 75 people attended the wedding, including Diaz and her husband Benji Madden, Seinfeld, Steven Spielberg, Rob Lowe and Robert Downey Jr. Guests were first treated to a cocktail hour and string quartet before they were led to another tented area, the source says.
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Savant regulates things like air and water temperature, lighting, and in-home audio systems: "When you're entertaining outside, just tap your 'Cocktail Hour' scene to stream a playlist to the patio and fade up your pool lights as day turns to night," the website advises.
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Mr. Pence typically kicks off his dinners with a cocktail hour at which he recounts the history of the taxpayer-funded residence, followed by a brief assessment of his administration's legislative and foreign policy agendas and a question-and-answer session, according to guests.
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And, you know, look, I -- one thing I didn't know, Meg, is when we first talked about doing this segment that I would be last or I'd be between you and the cocktail hour, or -- MEG TIRRELL: I asked if they could bring the cocktails in.
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Night Out It was cocktail hour on a recent afternoon, and the comedian Chelsea Handler, her brother Glen, and a publicist sat at the bar in Trump Tower, the gilded home and workplace of Donald J. Trump, the building's namesake and the country's Republican presidential nominee.
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The weather gods smiled on Houston with barely chill breezes during the cocktail hour, and the 1,000 or so invitation-only guests tried hard not to look like the lucky stiffs they knew they were as they filed into the Baker Institute's tented piazza for dinner.
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Scene City 18 Photos View Slide Show ' "You're always waiting for the day when what we do isn't necessary anymore," Jeffrey Kalinsky said aboard the Intrepid on Monday night, during the cocktail hour at the 14th Jeffrey Fashion Cares, his annual fund-raiser and runway show.
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It would be easy to imagine that the best of Greyfield might be easier for most to enjoy with a partner in crime, including the extra-long porch swings and especially dinner — a semiformal, three-course affair served at communal tables and preceded by a cocktail hour.
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Despite the name, the new Nike bands don't glow in the dark, do anything literally transformative, or are meant to be appropriate attire from morning workouts to cocktail hour — Nike says the inspiration actually comes from the various shades of the sky as it changes between dusk till dawn.
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At cocktail hour, we had an oyster vendor from Santa Cruz; at dinner, we served family style bao buns from the Chairman Bao food truck; the Creme Brûlée Cart handled dessert — and we even had a late-night taco truck to refuel energy spent on the dance floor.
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What emerged was a world where, for adults, entree to cocktail hour in the Spanish Colonial-style clubhouse and access to a man with movie-star good looks and a legendary way with horses seemed to eclipse whatever it was rumored to have happened back at the barn.
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The seeds of my mission had sprouted when, during his last voyage, I received an S O S email from John: He was eating meals alone in his cabin, had been the sole attendant at an L.G.B.T. cocktail hour and had barely spoken to anyone in five days.
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In "The Cocktail Hour" (21995), one of his best-known plays, Mr. Gurney's protagonist is a young playwright who returns to his family's home in upstate New York to announce that he has written a play about them and to ask for their approval to have it produced.
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A good rib can be ruined by a gelatinous puck of macaroni salad or watery slaw slithering up next to it on your plate, like the ghoulish neighbor you begrudgingly invited to this party and may need to call in an AMBER Alert on before the cocktail hour is through.
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Around 75 people attended the wedding, including Cameron Diaz and her husband Benji Madden, Jerry Seinfeld, Steven Spielberg, Rob Lowe and Robert Downey Jr. Guests were first treated to a cocktail hour and string quartet before they were led to another tented area, a source told PEOPLE at the time.
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Lazy Bear bar manager Nicolas Torres and I are sitting in the communal fine dining restaurant's cabin-chic loft, where in just 30 minutes, dinner guests will gather for cocktail hour before embarking on a tasting menu of 14-plus courses (a number that varies "depending on day and time").
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There are no televisions (or air-conditioners, though they're hardly needed 3,200 feet above sea level), and so guests spend time reading under blooming jacaranda trees in the garden and lingering over bowls of macadamia-nut pesto pasta in the glass-enclosed lodge restaurant, also famous for its sunset cocktail hour.
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During Fleetwood's youth, the closest that he and his father came to playing the course, considered one of the premier private layouts in Britain, was when they would sneak onto the grounds through an opening on the fifth hole and hit a shot or two during the members' cocktail hour.
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Hosts for a cocktail-hour fundraiser will include financiers and former Harris supporters Blair Effron and Marc Lasry, both of whom were major donors to Hillary Clinton, as well as Jon Henes, a lawyer and Harris' former finance chair, and Tom Nides, a Clinton donor and former State Department aide.
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I went to my parents' house for Christmas and one of the main draws of heading up to the boonies to see them—apart from, you know, seeing them—is that they have a kickass fireplace and I get to build and stoke fires all through cocktail hour and beyond.
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During a cocktail hour before the ceremony — Women and Hollywood held a similar event in New York last week and will host one in London next month — honorees like Lenora Lapidus, director of the Women's Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union, networked over coconut chicken skewers and cilantro steak empanadas.
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Natalia Vodianova returned to the runway as a favor for her fellow Russian, Ulyana Sergeenko, opening a show of folkloric flounces in black silk and velvet, as if our heroine had been interrupted in the midst of her cocktail hour and was forced to flee to the woods in all her finery.
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But during cocktail hour on the first day of the Power Trip, I found myself with a Black girl crew that included Brittany Packnett, VP of National Community Alliances; Jean Brownhill, CEO of Sweeten; Miko Branch, CEO of Miss Jessie's, and Dee Poku, a former Hollywood film producer and founder of the WIE Network.
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"Guests got little souvenir bags and were able to take home trinkets from the market," says wedding planner Mikie Russo of Michael Russo Events, who added that Day of the Dead performers in full makeup were also part of the cocktail hour, and that tons of bright orange marigold flowers were used in the decor.
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But who also has an ability to marry the strength of sneaker speed with the niceties of the cocktail hour; to connect the crescent moon spandex bodysuit to the sculpted pantsuit the better to appeal to a different, more multifaceted constituency, as this collection, entitled "hardcore couture," showed ("Futurewear" is her rallying cry, and it's not inappropriate).
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With a cocktail hour and live auction, the show will feature a mixture of veteran comedians (Joy Behar, a host of "The View," and Robert Klein, who has been performing since he joined the Second City comedy troupe in 24726); established working comics (Judy Gold and Des Bishop); and up-and-comers (Bob the Drag Queen and Tim Dillon).
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If you want to understand the definition of intimidating aesthetic history, check out the exhibition, which features more than 60 pieces from the couturier and founder of the house, including the groundbreaking pipe dress, made for standing (and only standing; you could not sit in it) during the cocktail hour; and the sculptural gazars that reshaped the body.
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That news was drowned out by French leader Emmanuel Macron, who came into town having declared NATO brain dead; by Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who responded that it instead was the French leader's brain that was lifeless; by Canadian leader Justin Trudeau, who was caught mocking President Trump during allied cocktail hour; and by President Trump, who shrugged in response that the Canadian was two-faced.
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Blame it on the tournament's proximity to New York Fashion Week, which starts the week after the Open begins; the energy of the bright lights, big city vibe; or the sheer fact that this is, after all, one of the few tournaments that involves "evening dress" (outfits for night matches, which are often different from day matches because of the colors and cocktail hour involved) — but over the last 22004 years the U.S. Open has been something of a petri dish for tennis fashion for both men and women.
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