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6D THE PALM BEACH POST SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2000 THOM SMITH'S uenim uiamonds ZQf QHlTy Right: Monkeying around. New Palm Beach Town Councilman Bill Brooks at Saks Fifth Avenue's salute to Jesse Newman, with Sheila Hais-field (left) and Eileen Morris. i i A 1 Mi I uite a crowd in town last weekend, in-! eluding a reunion of sorts at Mar-a-i Latro, where Donald Trump had a fa miliar face and body by his side. That's right, girlfriend Melania Knauss, Lucien Capehart Photography A-1 7'iA 1 Above: Robert y. WW 1 if i' Chapman with 11 I If Xs, MiloMontt I 1 11 i (center) and Thierry Colelough and Yvonne Perry Rita Marx M7 I I 1L Grandson Jonathan Marin congratulates Jesse Newman at Saks Fifth Avenue salute to Newman's service as president of Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce.

Lucien Capehart Photography who took a temporary back seat to politics, was back for The Donald's pro-am tennis tournament Financier Michael Milken, a prostate cancer survivor, played, as did actor Stephen Baldwin, singer Michael Bolton and pros Roscoe Tanner and John Lloyd, among others. They helped raise $2 million for CaP Cure, a charity dedicated to treating and curing prostate cancer. One celebrity, however, was not so obvious. Even when Trump announced England's Prince Andrew, many in the crowd doubted his presence. For one, he stayed in the background, introducing himself as Andrew York, and for two, he's recently shed 20 pounds, making him a possible double for actor Rupert Everett.

Meanwhile, more than 1,700 guests turned out in Wellington for Denim Diamonds, the largest charity gala in the Palm Beaches. It raised more than $300,000 for the U.S. Equestrian Team and the Equestrian AIDS Foundation. Above: Donald Trump with Melania Knauss and England's Prince Andrew Left: Ghislaine and Jeffrey Epstein with Michael Bolton I iLw, William and Betsy Ylvisaker JL Photos by Lucien Capehart Photography Camping it up at Denim Diamonds: (from left) Bruce Sutka, Grace Jones and David Negri. it ft; Left: Trump assistant Norma Foerderer (left) with Stephen Baldwin, Kathy Her first official act: New Palm Beach Mayor Lesly Smith (left), with Pauline Boardman, attends Ralph Lauren fashion luncheon at Renato's Miller and Emily Peterson (right) at Trump's tennis tournament.

ft Manny Hernandez Photos There's something about Bambu. Rocky Goldman (left) and John Cahor-shak (right) of Boca Raton's Shakman Construction at the opening of Bambu, the South Beach restaurant they built for partners (from left) Hubert Baudo-in, Cameron Diaz and Karim Masri. Photos by Davidoff Studios Ira Resnick and Roni Doppelt with the Pointer Sisters at the Albert Einstein College gala at Mar-a-Lago. mm i Lucien Capehart Photography 1 tL I nrj rTEii U.S. Rep.

Patrick Kennedy, with West Palm Beach Mayor Joel Daves and his wife, Darden, at a Democratic congressional fund-raiser at the Manalapan home of Mel and Bren Simon. Left: Actress and U.N. ambassador Gina Lollobrigida(center) with host Manfredo Horowitz at Cancer Ball reception at his home Right: Mystery writer Elmore Leonard and wife Christine at Cancer Ball Lucien Capehart Photography Lucien Capehart Photography Photos by Lucien Capehart Photography Left: Author Ron Kessler and wife Pam at Ta-boo. Right: Ricky Zarn-Stein (left) and Anita Shalley enjoy breakfast at Tiffany in Boca Raton for the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County. ifflffio QftJim (lie mmmm Introducing The Pointe.

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