The Beebe Medical Foundation held its 25th Annual Beebe Ball, the “Silver Soirée,” at the Baycenter at Ruddertowne in Dewey Beach Nov. 3. The popular local event benefits Beebe Medical Center’s Electrophysiological Study program by acquiring new equipment, enabling Beebe’s physicians to look at the electrical conduction of the heart.

Shown are Silver Soirée Committee Chairs Leisa Berlin, left, and Drexel Davison.

Enjoying the evening are (l-r) Nancy Faris, Kenneth Jackson Jr., Beebe Medical Foundation President and CEO Alex Sydnor and Janet Sydnor. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

Socializing between bids on silent auction items are (l-r) Joey Adams, Mary Ellen Abendroth and Carol and John Boros. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

Every year, local businesses and individuals create the elaborate centerpieces for the tables. Winning the competition for the second consecutive year was Suzanne Landon with her design titled “Inception.” Harry “Harry K” Keswani of Atlantic Jewelers donated 14 table centerpieces for this year's ball along with a diamond and gold pendant for the live auction. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

Pausing for a photo are (l-r) Dr. Tom and Patti Shreeve and Beebe Medical Foundation Board of Ambassadors Dennis Chupella and Rob White. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

Friends (l-r) Diane Brown, Stephan Maybro and Vickie Taylor have fun during cocktail hour. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

Enjoying the evening are (l-r) Lynn Kokjohn, Eileen Clark and Carol Smith. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

Taking a moment during browsing silent auction browsing are (l-r) Henry DeWitt, Ted Becker, Lisa McDonald and Shannon McGinn. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

Supporting Beebe Medical Center are (l-r) Earl Schmidt, Carol Leashefski and Laura and Michael Glascoe. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

WBOC’s Alice Bavis models the gold and diamond limited edition Harry K design pendant valued at over $5,000. Harry “Harry K” Keswani of Atlantic Jewelers donated the pendant for the live auction. (Photo by: Steven Billups)

Having some fun at the event are (l-r) Dave and Erin Max, Mark Cieniewicz and Dorothy and Dr. Michael Ramjattansingh. (Photo by: Steven Billups)