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The guests were a study in contrasts-handsomely so-at the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra's Black & White Ball on April 29. The third annual gala to benefit the capital's resident orchestra introduced the community to the ASO's new music director, José-Luis Novo.

ASO Board Secretary Danielle M. Mosley, left, with new ASO Music Director José-Luis Novo, Eileen Mosley and Elwood A. Mosley.

From left, Philip Richebourg, Alice D. Burt, Gregory A. Stiverson, Anna E. Greenberg and Julian G. Gibbs.

From left, Mitchell R. Nathanson, Betty Wright Baird, Fred H. Billups, Jr. and James W. Cheevers.

The envelope, please: More than 400 guests headed for Hollywood at The Anne Arundel Medical Center Foundation's 39th Annual Fundraiser at the Sheraton Hotel on April 16. This year's spring black-tie gala, "A Night at the Oscars," benefited the hospital's state-of-the-art technology, nursing scholarships for continuing education and community outreach projects. Major sponsors included Comcast, Curtis Showcase Homes and the Anne Arundel Medical Center.

From left are Richard and Christine Pettingill and Barbara and Dr. Tom Ducker, president of the AAMC Medical Staff.

From left, Drs. David Deaton and Lorraine Tafra and Pat and Lesly Sajak.

Laurie and Lou Berman, Chairman of the AAMC Foundation Board of Directors.

Judy and Art Ebersberger, who is Chairman of the AAMC Board of Trustees.

From left, Drs. William and Joan Woodward and George and Victoria Purcell.

Best Baskets: A May Day Tea on May 4 honored winners of the annual May Basket competition sponsored by the Garden Club of Old Annapolis-Towne. From left are garden club members Irma Myers (pouring tea), Nancy O'Brien, Saundra Irvine (co-chairman of the tea), and Freddy Struse. Jessica Hatcher created the flower arrangement for the tea table, and garden club member Judy Kardash hosted the event.

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