BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20130731T120000Z DTEND:20130731T150000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Book Signing: Kathryn Livingston autthor of "Lilly" - 07/31/2013 DESCRIPTION:Catherine Livingston author of "Lilly" will be singing her book. Kathryn Livingston will be signing her book "Lilly" in the Museum lobby. "Lilly" is a biograpy of Lilly Pulitzer and the dresses that became iconic with America's Palm Beach set and later turned into a multi-million dollar empire.\n"It happened like this: The orange juice stained her clothes. She bought colorful five-and-dime fabric that would hide the stains\, took it to her dressmaker and had shifts made. Friends saw them and wanted them too. She found a manufacturer in Key West who made them up in Sea Island cotton.\n\nSoon Palm Beach was Lilly Land\, as if some explorer had come ashore and planted a flag with her name on it. By 1962\, at the Palm Beach Day School's field day\, "every grown-up woman on the scene without exception was wearing a vibrantly printed\, sleeveless new shift called 'a Lilly\,' " Ms. Livingston writes. Lilly had become a uniform\, camouflage for combat in the jungles of paradise." X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Catherine Livingston author of "Lilly" will be singing her book.

 \;Kathryn Livingston will be signing her book "Lilly" in the Museum lobby. \; "Lilly" is a biograpy of Lilly Pulitzer and the dresses that became iconic with America's Palm Beach set and later turned into a multi-million dollar empire.

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"It happened like this: The orange juice stained her clothes. She bought colorful five-and-dime fabric that would hide the stains\, took it to her dressmaker and had shifts made. Friends saw them and wanted them too. She found a manufacturer in Key West who made them up in Sea Island cotton.

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Soon Palm Beach was Lilly Land\, as if some explorer had come ashore and planted a flag with her name on it. By 1962\, at the Palm Beach Day School's field day\, "every grown-up woman on the scene&mdash\;without exception&mdash\;was wearing a vibrantly printed\, sleeveless new shift called 'a Lilly\,' " Ms. Livingston writes. Lilly had become a uniform\, camouflage for combat in the jungles of paradise."

LOCATION:the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame UID:e.2254.2840 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260428T171934Z URL:https://chamber.saratoga.org/events/details/book-signing-kathryn-livingston-autthor-of-lilly-07-31-2013-07-31-2013-2840 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR