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Bubbles and Bites Drag Bingo benefits Immanuel Shelt
November 9, 2018
Drag hosts for the event were (l-r) Jessica Lynn, Ivy Blue Austin, DJ Sue P, Jenell Collins and Regina Cox. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
Immanuel Shelter held the annual Bubbles & Bites Halloween Drag Bingo fundraiser Oct. 31 in Rehoboth. Nearly 150 supporters turned out for the event. The costume contest was an added interest to the evening, and prizes were awarded for best female, best male, most creative and best group.
Drag hosts for the event were (l-r) Jessica Lynn, Ivy Blue Austin, DJ Sue P, Jenell Collins and Regina Cox. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
Gathered for a photo (l-r) are Cassandra Toroian, board member; Jenell Collins; Meghan Foxx, executive director; and board member Mary Kay Settembrini.
Getting ready to play bingo (l-r) are James Slusher, Thomas Morris, Emilie Paternoster, Monica Parr, Carl Preate and Gene Pantano.
Patrick Maloney is dressed as an historically accurate maharaja.
In their Halloween best are in front (l-r) Ryan Shea, Patrick Sommer, Daniel Truitt and Christopher Rudolf. In back are Patrick Maloney and Ivy Blue Austin.
The Rehoboth Beach Convention Center was filled with philanthropic bingo enthusiasts.
The devilish Janell Collins lays down the rules for the event.
Witches listen as Janell Collins explains the game.
Rob Petree, news director for Del 105.9, calls bingo balls for the event.
A coven of witches rest their brooms on the table. Shown are (l-r) Martha Stewart, Marilyn Coolbaugh, Dianne East and Dee Richards.
Counting the cash are Joseph Cascio and Barbara Martini.
Diane and Michael Kane check over bingo cards.
Bill and Jill Hicks are dressed as the infamous colonial couple Dr. Theodore Wilson and Nancy Wiley.
Teresa Breslin is the best bunny in the contest.
