On November 28, 1966, author Truman Capote hosted the “Black and White Ball” at New York City’s Plaza Hotel. The distinguished guest list included many of the most influential, well-to-do and famous ...

The Black and White Ball generated a great deal of publicity in the days following the event. The New York Times printed its guest list, an honor normally reserved for White House state dinners.

Black and White Ball celebrates Symphony's milestone with biggest black-tie street party. By Carolyne Zinko, Style Reporter Updated Jan 30, 2014 7:01 p.m.

BLACK AND WHITE BALL 2005 / Splash, dash, a light show and VIPs -- nothing is quite like a ball in San Francisco. By Catherine Bigelow, Chronicle Society Columnist June 13, 2005.

After a seven-year hiatus, the Black and White Ball is back. First held in 1987 as the key fundraising event for the Palo Alto Recreation Foundation, this year's ball will be held on Friday, Oct. 4.

The WNBA continues to evolve in each year of its existence since the league debuted in 1997. Once thing that's remained the same, however, is the league's iconic orange and white basketball. The ...

The first ball was held in 1933, “modeled after the famed Black and White Ball of Mexico City.” Magnon also founded the Swastika Club for young women at a time when the symbol still meant good ...

Founded in 1946 as a social club for a small group of young, married Hispanic women, the Mexican Ladies Social Club is probably best known for the elegant Black and White Ball that the members ...