Princeton Chamber Business After Business Holiday Party

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As everyone oohed and ahhed over the ornaments, each tree in the Festival of Trees seemed more beautiful than the last. Morven Museum and Garden hosted the Princeton Regional Chamber’s “business after business” party on Thursday, December 6.

The 250-year-old building, home to one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence and to five New Jersey governors, comfortably held 140 guests, who noshed on food and drinks provided by Main Street Caterers. Many of the guests brought toys, donations to Children’s Futures. The decorations ranged from a Monarch butterfly tree to a Sugar Plum Fairy theme.

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