Meet the Hardest-Working Hosts on the Hamptons Charity Circuit
- Joan and George Hornig ply guests with lobster, moonshine, art
- Val Carlotti brings Goldman glamour to jazz, coding benefits
If some portion of a Hamptons mansion isn’t devoted to entertaining, then the people who live there are really missing the point.
The only real hassle is parking: At an East Hampton home, guests dined on private chef Daniel Moccia-Field’s wheatberry and grilled corn salad as their cars were ticketed. But farmers Amanda Merrow and Katie Baldwin e-mailed afterward to say their tickets were given in error and can be dismissed.