More than 200 people got their party on during the "Club 1982" celebration of the Lakewood Service League's 25th year of operation.

The party took place Feb. 9 at Lakewood Country Club, with Shore Chan Bragalone LLP serving as presenting sponsor. Other major sponsors included Millet the Printer, Matthew Trent, and The John Thompson Family.

Chef William Koval created a special menu, and the league honored Lou Alpert with a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Between all the revelry and New Wave partying — they made a period rock video? — the league and its supporters raised what is projected to be a record amount totaling $80,000. One-third of the funds will go to improvements at Lakewood Park, one-third to Dallas Children's Advocacy Center for an online parental education program on child abuse, and the final third to the league's other local charities.

The top-valued auction item came from The Mansion on Turtle Creek chef John Tesar, who donated a private dinner for eight at the winning bidder's home. Value: priceless.