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Etiquette Column

Michelle-Marie Heinemann is an Etiquette Expert and Doyenne of a thou-sand exclusive parties.

Mrs. Heinemann comes to us from New York City answering those questions everybody needs to know!

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Dear Mrs. Heinemann,

While dining at our private club recently, I noticed a gentleman at the adjacent table take a tooth pick from his dinner jacket and pick his teeth ferociously. While I am not one to stare I quickly turned away. Literally five minutes had passed and I glanced over and he was still cleaning his teeth with what was left of the stubby toothpick. It was revolting to watch, and listen to I might add, is this not something one should do in private?

Lauren B. Palm Beach

Dear Lauren,

Etiquette is indeed the toothpicks enemy! As my son would say....C’est degoutant!! I agree with him com-pletely as nobody wants to watch another person extract food from their teeth....how vulgar, but more so, completely unacceptable. This is an extremely private affair and should take place in the bathroom, or a place in utter solitude. Toothpicks are archaic and usually found in roadside dinners, I imagine this is why your fellow club member smuggled one in. Never use a toothpick in public, and certainly not at the table. Excuse yourself and take care of this in a discreet manner.

Yours Truly,Mrs. Heinemann

Letter from the Editor

Dear Readers, Friends, and Supporters,

We present our cover, World Affairs Council of Palm Beach, with Vice Chair-

woman Carol Jaeger and Chairman of the Board Doug Evans. Coverage of Cleveland Clinic Florida’s 2014 Ball was a blockbuster hit! More than 425 people attended this magical event. Thanks to the leadership of chairpersons Patrick Park and Geri and Frank Morrow, this year’s magical event raised an impressive $1.1 million to enhance and advance the premier medical programs and services offered at Cleveland Clinic Florida’s offices in West Palm Beach, Weston, Palm Beach Gardens and Parkland. We would also love to mention to you that the Department of Neurology at the University of Miami was celebrating its 52nd year of service to the community on March 8th, 2014 at the Breaker’s Hotel in Palm Beach by hosting the 3rd very success-ful “Solving the Neurological Puzzle” Gala, with chairs Janet Levy and Camber Ransom, featuring Celebrity Entertainer Dana Carvey!

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for a cocktail party held at the beautiful home of Lewis and Peggy Wheeler. Lew and Peggy were married March 30th of last year at Mar-a-Lago and have since been enjoying almost a year of travel and entertaining. Their Oceanside home which is classically decorated with a fine art collection was built by Peggy and designed specifically as a gallery for this collec-tion. After the beautiful and elegant wedding at Mar-a-Largo, the year included passions that they both enjoy. The couple left for St. Barths on their honeymoon and Peggy, as a former travel writer and television talk show host, (she is also a real estate developer and has a company that designs exceptional large diamond jewelry), always looks for quaint beautiful out of the norm accommodations and restaurants. The summer also found them hosting over 300 guests in their lake home in Maryland between family, friends and charity events.Besides supporting the many social charities, this season will find them skiing at their residence in Aspen as well as a quick trip to the Carib-bean and returning to entertain additional family and friends in their beach home in Hutchin-son Island. “A wine trip might be added to the schedule,” said Peggy since Lew enjoys collect-ing and serving fine wines!

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World Affairs Council of Palm Beach, Inc.(Enhancing International Understanding)

The World Affairs Council of Palm Beach is a membership-based organization that provides a forum for discussions of critical world issues. Our mission is to promote understanding of the world — the people, the politics, the economies and the cultures — to enhance the ability of our citizens to participate in the global community and to better understand world events through people-to-people diplomacy and distinguished speakers. Further, our Council focuses strongly on education with outreach programs that stimulate interaction with high school students and with college students.

Douglas C. Evans is President of the Society for the Preservation of the Great American Songbook and the founder of Premiere Global

Partners, an international consulting firm dedicated to working with non-profit organizations. Recently he served as Founding President of Classical South Florida, 89.7FM, 90.7FM, 101.9FM in the Palm Beaches and 88.7FM in Naples, Marco Island and Ft. Myers. Evans recently held the position of Chief Operating Officer of Nederlander Worldwide Entertainment and President of Broadway China Ventures, a division of the Nederlander Organization charged with opening offices in Beijing and Shanghai and creating a network of 25 theaters nationwide in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macao.

He is also a founder of Goehring Evans Productions, LLC launching the national tour of “Raisin Cane” starring Jasmine Guy and produced the Off Broadway blockbuster production of “Frankenstein” starring Hunter Foster, Christianne Noll and Steve Blanchard. Current theatrical projects include the award winning “Spring at the Willowbrook Inn” and “Wallenberg, The Musical”. Evans has worked with a galaxy of stars including Carol Lawrence, Nell Carter, Ann Miller, Juliet Prowse, John Raitt, Shirley MacLaine and Paula Zahn to name just a few. Evans also continues to be a guest on the “Brad Davis Radio Program” every Friday broadcast over numerous stations in the Northeast, a program he has appeared on for 22 years.

C arolyn Jenkins Jaeger (Carol Jaeger) is recognized locally and nationally as a crusader for the rights of special needs children. She was the CEO of a private,

non-profit comprehensive education and treatment program for severely emotionally handicapped children, in cooperative agreements with Dade and Monroe Counties’ School Systems, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, FIU, FSU and Barry University. The program was named “#1 in the United States” by the National Association of Psychiatric Services for Children. She has been an adjunct professor in numerous universities in psychology, exceptional child education and administration.

Carol Jaeger was Chairman of the Board of the Institute for Human Values and received a commendation from the National Conference of Christians and Jews for her work to establish interfaith councils on college campuses. Barry University honored Carol Jaeger as a “Distinguished Alumna”, the Miami-Dade Junior League named her “A Woman of Distinction” and the American Red Cross bestowed the J.N. Macarthur Award as a “Distinguished Educator”. She was President and Chairman of the Board of the Council for International Visitors, sponsored by the U.S. State Department and served a 4 year appointment to the National Institutes of Health. She resides in the Town of Palm Beach where she is a Trustee on the Board of the Palm Beach Theater Guild and is Vice Chair of the World Affairs Council of Palm Beach.

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Dr. Soner Cagaptay is the Beyer Family fellow and director of the Turk-ish Research Program at The Washing-ton Institute. He is an expert on Islam, Secularism, and Nationalism in Modern Turkey and has written extensively on U.S.-Turkish relations, Turkish domestic politics, and Turkish nationalism.

The Rise of Turkey:The Twenty-First Century’s

First Muslim Power Thursday October 24, 2013,

The Colony Palm Beach

Dr. Matthew Levitt is a senior fellow and director of The Washington Institute’s Stein Program on Coun-terterrorism and Intelligence. He has served as deputy assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis at the U.S. De-partment of the Treasury implementing efforts to protect the U.S. financial system from abuse and to deny terror-ists, weapons and the ability to finance threats to U.S. national security.

Hezbollah: The Global Footprint of

Lebanon’s Party of GodNovember 19, 2013

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Joseph Cirincione is President of Ploughshares Fund, a global security foundation. He is the author of Nuclear Nightmares: Securing the World Before It Is Too Late . He is a member of Secretary of State John Kerry’s Interna-tional Security Advisory Board and the Council on Foreign Relations.

Nuclear Security- A Nuclear Nightmare

December 3, The Mar-a-Lago Club

Juan C. Zarate is a senior ad-viser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the senior national security analyst for CBS News. He was a Deputy Assistant to the Pres-ident and Deputy National Security Ad-visor for Combating Terrorism during the George W. Bush administration. and was the first ever assistant secretary of the treasury for terrorist financing and financial crimes.

Treasury’s War: The Unleashing of

a New Era of Financial Warfare

January 7 The Mar-a-Lago Club

Dr. Adam Segal is the Maurice R. Greenberg Senior Fellow for China Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). An expert on security issues, technology development, and Chinese domestic and foreign policy, Dr. Segal currently leads the Cyber-conflict and Cybersecurity Initiative. Dr. Segal has served as an arms control analyst for the China Project at the Union of Concerned Scientists.

The United States and China in Cyberspace:

Competition or Cooperation?

Thursday, January 23, The Colony Palm Beach

Dr. Luis Fleischman has worked as senior advisor for the Menges Hemi-spheric Security Project at the Center for Security Policy and is co-editor

Latin America in the Post Chavez Era:

The Threat to U.S. Security February 5, 2014

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Michael Braun retired from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in October, 2008, and immedi-ately joined Spectre Group Interna-tional, LLC, (SGI) as a Managing Partner. SGI supports US government efforts to build strong law enforcement and judi-cial institutions in the US and abroad. Braun was the longest serving Chief of Operations in the DEA’s history. As a result, he has become an expert on the growing nexus between drugs and terrorism.

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The Face of 21st Century

Organized Crime

February 20, 2014 The Colony Palm Beach

John J. Casey is Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of Organic Green Solutions Mr. Casey joined the company as Director and CEO in February of 2012. Prior to that Casey was Chair-man and CEO of the Bostonian Group, a financial services company; Chairman and CEO of The American Network Group. Mr. Casey is also Chairman of Evolving Energy Systems, LLC, an energy consultant/broker of electricity, gas, solar, wind, micro turbines.

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Ambassador Carol A. Rodley is Director of Resolution to Act Initiative at Inclusive Security which provides support for creating and implementing high-impact National Action Plans for Women, Peace, and Security. Ambassa-dor has served as Dean of the School of Leadership and Management at the State Department’s Foreign Service In-stitute .She was the U.S. Ambassador to Cambodia from 2008 – 2011 and was the first Counselor for Political Military Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul.

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Dr. Philip Auerswald was Assis-tant Director of the Science, Technol-ogy, and Public Policy Program (STPP) at the Kennedy School’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. Recently, he was made Director of the Center for Science and Technology Policy and an Assistant Professor at the School of Public Policy, George Mason University .His work focuses on using technology to address global challenges.

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of the internet publication The Amer-icas Report. The focus of Fleischman’s work at the CSP has been monitoring Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez and his allies, their connections to radical groups, the expansion of Chavez’s ideas across the continent and the rise of anti-democratic forces in the region.

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The Heart of Fashion, a luncheon and fashion show benefiting Camp Boggy Creek and presented by Nemours Children’s Hospital, was held at The Alfond Inn on February 11, 2014.

The Success of The Heart of Fashion was Dazzling

“Every child deserves the freedom to laugh, to play, to just be a kid, no matter

their illness.”- Paul Newman

The Camp Boggy Creek experience is more than a fun-filled getaway. It helps children and

their families to better cope with the day-to-day challenges they face in dealing with serious illness.

www.boggycreek.org

Guests took part in a fabulous auction and a delightful lunch and experienced an out-standing runway fashion show featuring styles of Continuum, a Lake Mary chic boutique. The event was a huge success, raising over $100,000 to benefit Camp Boggy Creek.

“This show could have been in New York during Fashion Week!” said Diane Holm, Camp Boggy Creek Board Member and Heart of Fashion Event Committee Chair. “The turnout was astonishing and we are so thankful to our sponsors and guests who made the event so successful. The Heart of Fashion allowed us to share the magic of Camp Boggy Creek—a haven for children with serious illnesses and their fami-lies.”

The event committee was comprised of Diane Holm, Dana Baumgarten, June Clark, Wendy Durden, Tammy Giaimo, Sarah Hsiao, Dr. Ann McGee, Sigrid Tiedtke and Megan Warlow.

Event Chair, Diane Holm with Husband Eric Holm

Terilee Suit, Cathy DiVosta, Southeast Heart of Fashion Chairman, Heart of Fashion and East Coast Model, John

Hart, CBC Southeast Advisory Council Chairman, Leah Miles, Southeast Major Gifts Director,

and Morakot Srimachai.

Brenda Schwarzkopf with the Camo Camp Boggy Creek Bear. Mrs. Schwarzkopf is the wife of the late,

General H. Norman Schwarzkopf who is the Co-founder of Camp Boggy Creek. Mrs. Schwarzkopf was the 2104

Heart of Fashion Honoree.

June Clarke, CEO of Camp Boggy Creek with Event Chair Diane Holm

Fashion and Models were provided by Continuum Clothing in Lake Mary, Florida

Wendy Druce from Ponte Vedra Beach (Camp Boggy Creek Member)

with her daughter Page

Jennifer Tanner and Johanna Sanchez, Camper Moms

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Debbie Porreco“White Dove”, Portrait Unveiling

Debbie, “White Dove”, is a princess from the Mattaponi Indian Reservation in Virginia, where her father was a chief. Debbie and her husband, Lou Porreco, hosted a lovely party for their friends and family for the unveiling of her portrait which was done by the artist Lady Mignon Ro-scher Gardner.

International Artist and portrait painter Mignon Roscher Gardner is the daughter of world renowned master painter Cavalier Fred-erick Roscher, who was known worldwide for his portraits of Popes, Queens, Presidents, Society Leaders, Titans of Industry, and many celebrities from 1910 to 1968. Mignon was born and raised in the town of Palm beach and has been a well-known artist there for many years.Mignon began painting professionally in 1959 and since then has painted the portraits of President John F. Kennedy, Princess Grace of Monaco, Oscar Hammerstein, Baseball Great Dick Williams, International Society leaders, Clergy, Executives, and leaders in the world of art.

The party was attended by the following individuals:Hermé de Wyman Miro, Susan Keenan, Nancy Brinker, David Rollins, Ari Rifkin, Tova Leidesorf, Vicki and Chris Kellog, Gail Worth and Arthur Benjamin, Steve-and Laurie Gottlieb, Margaret and Angus Donnelly, Suzie and Rick Goldsmith, Irene and Carter Clark, Ed and Lin Phelps, Helene and Stanley Karp, Dr. David and Donna Dodson, Steve and Anne-Marie Haymes, Josie O’Donnell, Maya John-son, Missy Robinson, and Football coaching legend Howard Schnellenberger with his wife Beverly. The guests enjoyed live entertainment during the party.

Howard held head coaching positions with the Baltimore Colts, Oklahoma, Louisville, and Miami where his team won the National Championship all prior to founding the football program at Florida Atlantic University.

Coach Howard and Beverlee Schnellenberger. Happy Birthday to Football coaching legend Howard!

Mark and Janet Levy, Peggy and Lew Wheeler, Geri and Frank Morrow

Portraitist Mignon Gardner with Porreco Family - Debbie, Lou, Josh, and Jason

Sally and Dick Robinson with Rob Russell Lou and Helen Nicozsis, Nick and Zelma Nickols

Coach Howard and Debbie Porreco in front of the unveiled portrait

Mignon and Bill Gardner

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More than 425 guests followed the yellow brick road on Feb. 8 to the 2014 Cleveland Clinic Florida Ball, themed Somewhere Over the Rainbow.

Thanks to the leadership of chairpersons Patrick Park and Geri and Frank Morrow, this year’s magical event raised an impressive $1.1 million to enhance and advance the premier medical programs and services offered at Cleve-land Clinic Florida’s offices in West Palm Beach, Weston, Palm Beach Gardens and Parkland.  Their efforts were aided by Vice-chairmen Diana Ecclestone, Jane and Bill Told and Robert and Suzanne Tomsich and international chairman, Donald Trump. The grand honorary chairwoman was Sydell L. Miller, who was recognized for her exceptional advocacy and support of the Cleveland Clinic.

Patrick Park, Geri and Frank Morrow Donald and Melania TrumpCLEVELAND CLINIC FLORIDAíS 2014 BALL: A BLOCKBUSTER HIT”

Cleveland Clinic Florida’s 2014 Ball ~ A B l o c k b u s t e r H i t ~

A special highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Sydell L. Miller Award. Dr. Toby Cosgrove, CEO of Cleveland Clinic, presented the award to Kathryn Vecellio for her loyal dedication to supporting the organization’s mission of bringing world-class care to its patients.

Guests at the reception included honorary chairmen, Hermé de Wyman Miro and Judith Murat Grubman; president of Cleveland Clinic Florida, Dr. Bernardo Fernandez; Peter Schuette, general manager of Saks Fifth Avenue, a corporate sponsor of the event; Dr. Viviane Connor, medical director of Cleveland Clinic West Palm Beach; Nancy and Gene Beard; Joseph and Suzanne Hickey; John Adler and Cindy Lewis; Raymond Perelman; Elizabeth Bowden; Lois Pope; Seymour and Evelyn Holtzman; past chairwomen Diann Scaravilli and KK Sullivan and Jamal Ghani, Cleveland Clinic Florida’s newly appointed chief executive administrative officer.

For more information, contact Cleveland Clinic Philanthropy Institute at (561) 804-0264 or email CCFBall@ccf.org.

Photo Credit Lucien Capehart Photography

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Suzanne and Robert Tomsich

Kathryn and Leo Vecellio

Dr. Bernie Fernandez Jr. President of CCF and Dr. Rosy Fernandez

Jeff and Gina Sabean from Tiffany & Co. PB

Sydell Miller, Dr. Toby Cosgrove, President of CC and Anita Cosgrove

Nancy and Gene Beard Jeff and Lynda Jacobs

Jamal Ghani, Chief Executive Adminstrative Officer of CCF, Linda and Al Adelson

Miami City Ballet Board Trustee Michele and Lawrence Herbert

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How to live well beyond 100 was the topic of a panel discussion hosted by Cleveland Clinic Florida on Feb. 7 at The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach. More than 100 guests attended the intimate and informative breakfast to learn how to live longer and the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The event was part of this year’s robust and exciting lineup of preview events leading up to Cleveland Clinic Florida’s 2014 Ball.

The esteemed panel of physicians included Viviane Connor, M.D., medical director of Cleveland Clinic West Palm Beach; wellness director Brian Burnbaum, M.D.; neurologist Linda Pao, M.D.; cardiologist Edward Savage, M.D. and oncologist Steven Roshon, M.D., who all shared impres-sive insight into aging.

The sixth annual Cleveland Clinic Florida Ball was chaired by Patrick Park and Geri and Frank Morrow. Under their leadership, the event raised an impressive $1.1 million to benefit the world-renowned, nonprofit medical center located in West Palm Beach, Weston and now Palm Beach Gardens and Parkland.

Cleveland Clinic Florida Hosts Panel Discussion On Aging

Live Beyond 100

Steven Roshon, Brain Burnbaum, Viviane Connor, Linda Pao and Edward Savage

Sen. George LeMieux, Dr. Viviane Connor and Jamal Ghani

Rachel Strassner and Peter Schuette

Sydell Miller and Ray Perelman

Richard and Carolyn Sloane Linda and Bob Schecter

Gene and Nancy Beard

For more information, contact Cleveland Clinic Philanthropy Institute at (561) 804-0264 or email CCFBall@ccf.org.

There are many reasons to celebrate Miami City Ballet’s 28th season of dance and the Palm Beach patrons who showed their support as new Artis-tic Director Lourdes Lopez marked her inaugural season of programming. The beloved dance company opened the 2013/14 season at Kravis Center in October and has premiered four rousing works new to South Florida audi-ences. Performance highlights included the Company premiere of Christopher Wheeldon’s ground-breaking work, “Polyphonia,” the emotionally evocative “Jardi Tancat,” by famed Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato, a rarely seen, boldly modern “Episodes” by George Balanchine and the hotly anticipated, “West Side Story Suite” (Jerome Robbins) that showcased the acting and singing talents of MCB dancers -- which received a standing ovation when it debuted at Kravis Center on February 28.

Miami City Ballet Board Trustee Michele and Lawrence Herbert

Suzanne Stoll, Miami City Ballet Board Trustee Edith Bjork and Sylvia Callari

Miami City Ballet Board Trustee Edith Andre-Bjork, Miami City Ballet Artistic Director

Lourdes Lopez and Miami City Ballet Board Trustee Michele Herbert

Dr. Robert Knapp and grandaughter Sarah

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Judge Jim Hopkins and Miami City Ballet Board Trustee Patricia Lowry

Adding to the excitement of MCB’s 5-weekend season at Kravis Center, Artist’s Circle Members enjoy exclu-sive pre-performance receptions prior to each opening night performance in recognition of the Palm Beach supporters who help make these performances possible. Miami City Ballet will present the fan-favorite “Don Quixote” as its final performance of the season at Kravis Center March 28-30. We look for-ward to seeing you at the Ballet.

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Friends oF AKiM UsAAKIM Israel’s 63rd Anniversary Celebration

Angels of Hope Luncheon | Sunday, March 2nd, 2014, Mar-a-Lago Club

Honoring HerMé de WyMAn Miro

Outstanding Woman of Our Century

The Boehm Porcelain Award was cre-ated by Sharon and George Parker,

honoring Luncheon Chairmen and Benefactors.

Elayne Flamm, National President of AKIM USA Luncheon Chairman

Elayne Flamm, Hermé de Wyman Miro, and Daniel Bar Am

International Ambassador Tova Leidesorf and Hermé de Wyman Miro

Ella Seidenfeld & Dr. Herbert Taubman

Bob Johnson and Ellen Kestecher-Johnson

Stacey Levy and Ari Rifkin, International Honorary Humanitarian Chairman

Anneliese Langner & Joan Rubin

Cecile & Roman Kriegstein

Mark & Jan Levy and Chip & Jan Malley with Hermé de Wyman Miro

Elayne Flamm, National President of AKIM USA Luncheon Chair, with Chaim Shacham, Israel Consul General to Miami and Puerto Rico, Daniel Bar Am, and Fay & Martin Novack Esq.

Photo Credit: Lucien Capehart

Photo Credit: Lucien Capehart

Tamara Hopkins, Bobby Knee, and Elayne Flamm

Frieda Riederman, Nina Feldman, Diane Krumholz

Marysia, Luncheon Co-Chairman, and Dr. Bert Green

Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

“There isn’t a day that goes by that Jeremy isn’t in our family’s thoughts. He remains in our hearts, alive forever.”

Sharon Parker honoring Hermé de Wyman Miro

Tamara Hopkins, Bobby Knee, and Elayne Flamm

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Frieda Riederman, Nina Feldman, Diane Krumholz

Diane Krumholz with Sharon & George Parker

Marysia, Luncheon Co-Chairman, and Dr. Bert Green

Kitty & Zolton Justin

Photo Credit: Lucien Capehart

At Boca Nursing Services, it’s not unusual for a team of care-givers to stay with a patient for many years.“Whether they’re at home or in the hospital, our clients are able to live more enjoyable lives thanks to the team approach,” Glamoclija says.

Service: Team Approach to Private Duty Nursing

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On March 3rd, Goodwill Ambassador Michelle-Marie Heinemann along with her dear friends Consuelo Van-derbilt Costin and Lauren Lawrence hosted an afternoon of shopping to benefit Utterly Global....which is one of the most successful organizations in the world dedicated to stopping Internet crimes that include Cyber Bullying, Cyber Stalking and Cyber Harassment.

Lorrie Sanchaz, the founder and CEO expressed her gratitude to all those involved as the Non-profit organi-zation is now involved in schools all over the world.

Carol Blank, the Co-Founder and director of train-ing and programs presented Michelle-Marie with a certificate of appreciation for her support in creating global awareness for the organization. Her fellow Co-Hosts were honored as well for their role in the afternoon event.

The fabulous designers included: Michel & Jenn Piranesi, Jenni-fer Creel, Jackie Ast-ier and Kirat Young. Many purchases were made and 10% went to Utterly Global. Stand Up, Speak Out, Stop Bullying!!!

Lauren Lawrence, Michelle-Marie Heinemann, Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin Michelle-Marie Heinemann, Emily, Edna,

Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, Carol Blank

Jennifer Creel, Michelle-Marie Heinemann, Lauren Lawrence

Lauren Lawrence, Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, Michelle-Marie Heinemann, Lorrie Sanchaz, Carol Blank

Herb Roemmele noted financial consultant and Senior Vice President of Wells Fargo in Shorthills, New Jersey, started an annual social event 22 years ago to maintain friendships with those who moved to Florida on a permanent basis. This event started in Boca Raton with eight in atten-dance and each year it has grown in size by leaps.

This year, the 22nd Annual Herb in Florida event was held at the Beach Club in Palm Beach with a record of 394 in attendance. The spirited crowd was entertained by the 17-piece Fusion Machine All Star Swing Band and formal pianist and vo-calist from New York Louis Parisi. Each year, Herb greets his guests and introduces distinguished guests and his two god-sons: Jacob Reynolds and Reed Kean. It has become one of the main social events in the Palm Beach area.

Carol Neves and Herb Roemmele

Herb in FloridaCelebrating 22 Years

Reed Kean, Herb with Jack Reynolds

Hermé de Wyman Miro with Herb18 Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Herbe with Mercedes

Carol & Jack Reynolds Herb and Debbie Porreco

Earl Campazzi, MD with his wife Julie Carol and Jack Reynolds with Herb

Joanne Woodruff

Bess Ames and Dean Gamanos

Left, Nancy & Werner Genieser with Carole Lembo

Chocolate Covered with Ice Cream Truffle on a Bed of Pink Creme Anglaise Marbled with Green Mint

Herb in Florida Continued on Page 2019Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Dr Carolyn Agresti and Bob Jackson Paulette and Paul Cooper with Entonella Christlieb Carol Neves with a friend

Doran Mullen with Dr Elizabeth Bowden

Herb with Lydia Geiger Jennifer Bravos, M.S., N.P.-C. with Herb

Lorraine & Lewis Witney

Herb with a friend Alan & Ingrid Tremain Claudia and George Faris with Joyce McLendon

Ann Miller with Michael Menillo, ESQ

Michelle Parker, Eileen Holberg, and Daniel Drennen Me and Herb Christy Falcon Maasbach with Brennan Cheshire

Herb in Florida Continued

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Carol Neves with a friend

Lorraine & Lewis Witney

Ann Miller with Michael Menillo, ESQ

Christy Falcon Maasbach with Brennan Cheshire

Monte Carlo 2014

Salon Margrit provided informal fashion show during the luncheon.

Humanitarian Award was presented to Peter Kelliher at the Breakers Hotel by American Lung Association, Breath of Life Luncheon

James Michael Brennan, Jr.October 16, 1945

March 4, 2014

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More than 350 guests enjoyed a dazzling dinner, dancing and entertainment at The Breakers on Satur-day, March 8, 2014 for the third Palm Beach “Solving the Neurological Puzzle Gala” benefitting the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Department of Neurology. Co-chairs of the gala, Janet Levy and Camber Ransom, orches-trated a stunning evening. Janet Levy spoke from her seat thanking her co-chair, Camber Ransom, Honorary Chair Hermé de Wyman Miro and International Chair, Lois Pope, as well as Dr. Ralph Sacco, whom she credits for helping her regain her life back after suffering a major stroke 10 years ago.

The comedian and Saturday Night Live alum Dana Carvey set the tone for the night the instant he appeared on stage. The room roared with laughter after Carvey took on the personas of his most famous charac-ters including “church lady”. He also did many “spot on” impressions of George Bush, Bill Clinton, President Obama, and Arnold Schwarzenegger that he has become known for over the years.

Dr. Ralph Sacco, chairman of the Neurology, spoke briefly, then introduced Roy Roden, a UM Parkinson’s patient who has successfully overcome many of the challenges that Parkinson’s presents with the help of the University of Miami, Department of Neurology.

The band “Hot Property” went into full action around 9:30 and got everyone up and onto the dance floor until midnight.

The University of Miami congratulates the Department of Neurology for

52 years of service to the communityand thanks Janet Levy and

Camber Ransom, chairs of the “Solving the Neurological Puzzle” Gala

Dr Ralph Sacco, UM President Donna Shalala, and Scott Dutcher Judy Richards, Dr W Rammohan, Janet Levy, Dana Carvey, and Kottil W Rammohan

Dr Raplh Sacco with Gala Chairs Camber Ransom and Janet Levy

Joanne Woodruff, Lauri Welteroth, and Rose Carpenter

Celebrity Entertainer Dana Carvey with the Chairs

Honorary Chairperson Hermé de Wyman Miro with Tova Leidesorf

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Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Mark, Janet, and Justin Levy with a friend

Mark and Janet Levy with Gregory and Sandy Kriser Peggy and Lew Wheeler

Carolyn and Richard Sloane

John Sory

International Chairperson Lois Pope with Dr Robert Mackler

Carol Jaeger and Douglass Jencks

Camber Ransom with her husband 23

Judi and Ray Richards Jan and Chip Malley

Gerri and Frank Morrow

Dr Barth Green with Connie Frankino The Band ‘Hot Property’UM Parkinson’s patient and survivor

Roy Roden with his wife

Mark and Janet Levy with Ambassador Alfred Hoffman and his wife Dawn

Kathy & Bruce Toll Debby and Lou Porreco

Dr Clotaire Rapaille with his wife Missy24

For its annual party and show, the Palm Beach Theater Guild staged “Singing for Sailors and Soldiers,” a cabaret that asked the audience to imagine a performance for troops by Hollywood celebrities in Palm Beach. The event took place at 264 The Grill on Tuesday, February 25, and featured cocktails, a three-course din-ner and hit songs sung by a cast that included pianist Confrey Phillips, Anne Marie Haymes, Mia Matthews, Jo Ann Pflug, Adele Zin and Palm Beach troupers Debbie Daley, Herbert Gould, Alan Heyman, David Lucey, Sonia Reese, Douglas Rill and Kristi Witker. The show was writ-ten and directed by multiple-Emmy winner Paul Noble, with art work and Palm Beach historical research by Pat Crowley.

Palm Beach Theater Guild - Annual Party and Show “Singing For Sailors Soldiers”and

On April 8 at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, the Palm Beach Theater Guild will present its opera-themed cocktail party and performances of selected, beloved arias in “A Night in Florence with the Florentine Camerata,” an evening based on the group of gentry, composers, writers and literati who met in a noble house in Renaissance Florence to talk about music and drama and, by 1600, invented the art form of opera.

Pianist Confrey Phillips with performers Anne Marie Haymes, Mia Matthews, with

CEO of Palm Beach Theater Guild Simon Taylor

Carol Jaeger and Douglass Jencks

“Me”

Barry Ingham, Mia Matthews, Paul Noble, Jo Ann Pflug, and Pat CrowleySteve and Anne Marie Haymes

with Confrey Phillips

Call 561-818-0170 or visit the Guild’s website at www.pbtheaterguild.org for information and reservations.Wedding of Maria de Medici and Henry IV of France

by Jacopo Chimenti (Oil on Canvas) 1600 Uffizi Gallery, Florence

Dr Clotaire Rapaille with his wife MissyPhoto Credit to Maya Johnson

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Annual Gathering of Rememberance. A memorial candle-lighting attended by 36 female Holocaust survivors accompanied by members of the Third generation. May 2005, N.Y., Fifth Avenue Synagouge.

Rachel Haruvi with her

son Albert Haruvi.

A living memorial to the Holocaust.Mar-a-Lago Club, Giovana and Abe Haruvi, Dinner Chairs,

Rachel Haruvi, who shared her story of surviving Auschwitz and

other camps. With Donald Trump and Ann Oster Museum of

Heritage Vice Chair.

Jacob and Rachel Haruvi

Rachel with Family

Rachel with Family

in their Palm Beach home on Tuesday, March 11th, 2014, 8:40 a.m. Rachel was born on January 10, 1927 in Lodz, Poland.

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