May, 2014 – Palm Beach Entertaining

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HANLEY CENTER WRAPS UP AUTHOR AND ARTIST SERIES WITH PALM BEACH ENTERTAINING

Afternoon tea reception honors author Annie Falk and panel of book contributors

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Dr. Rachel Docekal, Annie Falk and Sarah Alsofrom.
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(PALM BEACH, Fla) The Hanley Center Foundation’s new Author and Artist Series wrapped up its inaugural season with an afternoon tea and book signing recently at Club Colette in Palm Beach. The event honored local resident and author of Palm Beach Entertaining, Annie Falk, and three of its contributors. Presented in cooperation with the Palm Beach office of U.S. Bank Private Client Reserve, the Author and Artist Series event featured a panel discussion about the making of the book, spotlighting the author and contributors’ own favorite entertaining tips. An audience of 90 friends and Hanley supporters asked questions and left with a personalized book copy.

“We were thrilled for this distinguished panel to wrap up Hanley’s Author and Artist Series in our first season,” said Dr. Rachel Docekal, CEO for the Hanley Center Foundation. “Throughout the season we have had the privilege of recognizing local authors and artists of interest to our community in a series of private special events. Our recent book signing tea was the perfect finale to a fun first season, and we are grateful to Heidi Steiger and Gwen Boykin from U.S. Bank for their great partnership in presenting this event.”

At the tea, Palm Beach Entertaining contributors Victoria Amory, Aime Dunstan and Daphne Nikolopoulos joined Falk and were moderated by Palm Beach Illustrated associate editor, Mary Murray.  Billed as an insider’s guide to entertaining, Palm Beach Entertaining is packed with recipes and tips from America’s most accomplished society hosts.  More than 20 local and celebrated hosts opened their doors, revealing secrets for entertaining along with 100 of their most tried-and-true recipes.

“We were delighted to partner with Hanley Center in presenting this wonderful afternoon,” said Heidi Steiger, east region president of The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank.  “Like Hanley Center, we take our role as a community partner very seriously.  Events like this tea give us a chance to connect with our clients and Palm Beach community leaders.

Hanley Center is a nonprofit residential substance abuse treatment center established by the Hanley family as a community resource nearly 30 years ago.   Hanley Center has led the treatment industry as a pioneer– with older adult and boomer programs setting a hallmark for effective treatment and the industry standard for treating those populations today Now part of the Caron Treatment Centers network, Caron and Hanley Treatment Centers comprise the largest and most comprehensive nonprofit addiction treatment provider in the country, focused on a 12-Step recovery program with a powerful clinical component. In South Florida, Caron and Hanley Treatment Centers operate lifesaving addiction treatment centers at Hanley Center, Caron Ocean Drive and Caron Renaissance in Palm Beach County; and Gate Lodge in Vero Beach.  For more information on Caron and Hanley Treatment Centers, or future local events, please call (561) 841-1048 or visit www.hanleycenter.org.

The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank is a provider of comprehensive wealth management services for high-net-worth individuals, families and foundations with investable assets of more than $1 million.

Highly experienced wealth management advisors lead client-focused teams that deliver forward-thinking, customized strategies including investment management, private banking, personal trust and estate administration and wealth planning services designed for each client’s unique goals and needs. The Private Client Reserve is a part of U.S. Bank’s Wealth Management Group. For more information, visit reserve.usbank.com or reach Gwen Boykin, senior vice president and senior trust officer at 561.653.3358