Thursday, June 5, 2008, 7-10 p.m., Morris-Jumel Mansion, 65 Jumel Terrace off of St. Nicholas Avenue at 160th Street, on Sugar Hill in Harlem, New York, NY 10032. The Supper Club founded by London Socialite, TAMSIN Lonsdale and Tanqueray No.TEN hosted a jazz picnic on top of beautiful Sugar Hill, the home of Jazz and the Harlem Renaissance. Guests were picked up at New York's SOHO House and transported via Gray Line New York Sightseeing double decker bus and Classic Cars to the mansion and beautiful gardens at this historic landmark. The evening was complete with picnic fare prepared by The Dinner Belle (See also: Midnight Eggs: The Chronicle of a Food Life), cocktails and a twilight live jazz instrumental and vocal performances by famed local Marjorie Eliot, with vignettes from the The James Gang to benefit the Historic Restoration of the Mansion Gardens of the 18th-Century. The event was also covered by NY1: Whipple's World. SEE ALSO: Prior Supper Club event, English Tea Party at The Residence Of Tracy Stern. PHOTO CREDIT: ©Manhattan Society.com 2008 by Christopher London | tel:Private |e-mail: ChrisLondon@manhattansociety.com****PLEASE NOTE: More notes, photos, id's to come****