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8:30 am: COMPLIMENTARY PANCAKE BREAKFAST
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10:00 am: EDUCATIONAL ADVENTURE FOR ADULTS
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elements of Judaism through the lens of the Israeli cities.

Kenneth and Frances Eisenberg celebrate their 50th anniversary.

'arty Of A Lifetime

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Eisenbergs celebrate their 50th anniversary with
a special garden setting at Franklin Hills.

d

hen Frances and
Kenneth Eisenberg
of Bloomfield Hills
celebrated their 50th anniver-
sary at Franklin Hills Country
Club in September, there was
a buzz among the family and
friends invited to share in the
celebration.
David Monn, New York's
favorite party planner, worked
hand in hand with Frances to
transform the country club into
an enchanting garden. The for-
est in the ballroom, complete
with peacocks, was dramatic. A
spectacular tent was erected
creating the most astonishing
conservatory — an architectural
feat worthy of the finest British
estate. It was complete with
greenery, fountains, flowering
chandeliers, bird cages and, yes,
even white peacocks. And there
were many chic and sparkling
guests.
The food, including caviar
and succulent seafood to start,
was delicious. Guests sat down
to tender Kobe beef short ribs,
followed by exquisite individual
wedding cakes.
All this plus great music,
lovely remarks and the
Eisenberg's grandson Noah ser-
enading with poise, star qual-
ity and a voice that delivered
shivers to all who heard him. It
was a glamorous and dazzling
evening. ❑

The Eisenberg family

Grandson Noah Eisenberg, 15, sang his grand-

parents' favorite song, "I Love You Just the
Way You Are" with the Mike Herman Band.

Maddie and Sidney Forbes of Bloomfield Hills
with Nate and Cathy Forbes of Franklin