FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 - MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2013
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Cape Gazette
Tickets are selling fast for the
Beebe Medical Foundation's 26th
Annual Beebe Ball, to take place
from 6 to 11 p.m Saturday, Nov. 2,
at the Rehoboth Beach Conven-
tion Center. The theme of this
year's event is The Greatest Ball
on Earth Under the Big Top!
The event will raise funds for
the Beebe Medical Foundation's
Nursing Education Campaign
to complete the expansion of
the Margaret H. Rollins School
of Nursing at Beebe Medical
Center.
Event Chair Drexel Davison in-
vites everyone to come and enjoy
the East Coast's celebrated Big
City Band as it keeps guests on
the dance floor all evening. Magi-
cian Rich Bloch will entertain the
attendees and serve as Ring Mas-
ter for the evening. This year's
silent auction will feature items
donated by local businesses, va-
THIS YEAR'S SILENT
AUCTION WILL FEATURE
ITEMS DONATED BY LOCAL
BUSINESSES, VACATION
PACKAGES, AND A PRICELESS
EXPERIENCE TO BATHE
ELEPHANTS AT THE NATIONAL
ZOO.
cation packages, and a priceless
experience to bathe elephants at
the National Zoo.
Harry Keswani, owner of At-
lantic Jewelry on the Rehoboth
Beach Boardwalk, will create a
surprise piece for The Greatest
Ball on Earth. It will be a pendant
encrusted with diamonds and
various colored sapphires exclu-
sively designed, limited edition
and engraved with the Harry K
logo. This is the second year in a
row that Keswani has designed a
Unique piece of jewelry to raise
funds at the Beebe Ball.
In preparation for the evening,
local individuals and businesses
are competing to see who can
create the most spectacular table
d6cor and themed centerpiece.
This competition, which creates
a special festive atmosphere, has
been an annual tradition.
The Greatest Ball oh Earth will
also feature a raffle for a one-
week trip to London. The lucky
winner will spend six nights at
the four-and-a-half star Park
Plaza Westminster Bridge. The
holiday package includes: airfare;
round-trip airport/hotel transfer;
a half-day guided tour of London;
and a full-day tour of Windsor
Castle/Stonehenge/City of Bath.
Tickets are $50 each and only 250
will be sold. Participants do not
SUBMITTED PHOTO
THIS YEAR'S CHAIR OF THE Bee-
be Ball, Drexel Davison, is seen here
with Leisa Berlin, who co-chaired the
2012 Beebe Ball.
need to be present for the draw-
ing to win.
TiCkets, starting at $200 per
person, can be ordered by mail,
online or by calling the founda-
tion at 302-644-2900. London
raffle tickets can be purchased
by calling the foundation, the
Foundation is located at 902 Sa-
vannah Road, Lewes. Go to www.
beebefoundation.org.
INTO TREES EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY
ANNE CARROLL, C. Mercedes
Walls, Betsy Rybczynski, Jerry
Strum and Libby Zando are
currently exhibiting works.at
The Kitchen at Paynter's Mill
near Milton. The seasonal show,
Into Trees, is curated by Libby
Zando of Zando Designs Inc
who is known for her unique
landscape and home designs.
These accomplished local
artists work in oil, watercolor,
fabric and printmaking. Art
artists' reception will be held
from 2 to 4 p.m Saturday, Nov.
2. Light refreshments will be
served. Visitors can celebrate
with good food, friends and local
chef and owners, Ray and Lisa
Richardson.
Shown is "Heritage Tree," oil
by Libby Zando.
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