anaheim-gazette 1945-05-03

Thursday, May 3, 1945 SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACT By HELEN GRAFTON H Phone 2206 MRS. EVA BOYD INSTALLED PRESIDENT OF B. & P. W. CLUB AT CEREMONY APRIL 26 Mrs. Eva Boyd was installed president of the Business and Professional Women's club last Thursday evening by the state president, Dorothy Decker of Santa Ana, who also handed cleverly worded "degrees" to each of the other incoming officers, including Grace Towne, vice president; Alice Betzold, recording secretary; Laura Payne, corresponding secretary and Mae Boeckman, treasurer. The dinner meeting was held at the Elks clubhouse and the long tables were colorful with vivid flower arrangements of tulips and stocks while carnation corsages were found at the places of both the new and old officers. The state president was honored with a pink rosebud corsage. Miss Beulah Hineman, retiring president, presented the gavel and president's pin to Mrs. Boyd while she in turn was given the past president's pin by Alice Williamson. Retiring officers were presented with "certificates of completion" by the installing officer. Preceding the dinner Ethel Coffman, director-at-large for the southern district, read the collect after which Mrs. Boyd led the members in the allegiance pledge and the national anthem. Miss Edith Brown, soprano, sang a group of popular songs accompanied at the piano by Miss Josephine LaRue. Dorothy Decker and the county president, Ina Garritt of Fullerton, briefly summed up some of the activities accomplished last year by the International Federation and by the state organizer. Popular Bride To-Be Honored At Recent Shower Sometime this month Miss Jessie Thatcher of 924 North Olive street, will become the bride of Ensign William Coldren who is awaiting leave from his station at Corpus Christi, Texas. The popular bride-to-be has been honored at a number of recent parties and one of the loveliest of the affairs was that given recently by Mrs. Elsie Fraher, Mrs. Blanche McLaughlin and Miss Shirley Tozer at the home of Mrs. Edith Stevens on Palm street. Guests gathered in rooms that were attractively decorated with many bouquets of spring flowers and spent the early evening hours in conversation and in writing out their favorite recipes for the honoree. Later in the evening the bride-elect was invited to open the many lovely gifts that will grace her new home. Among the most treasured of the gifts was the little antique relish dish that she received from Mrs. Alfred Jesperson of Fullerton. The evening was concluded with the serving of dainty refreshments. ANNUAL MEETING The annual business meeting and election of officers for the coming year will be held Monday evening at the White Temple Methodist church and will be preceded by a 6:30 o'clock covered dish supper. Reports will be heard from the various departments. Dr. Alfred J. Hughes, district superintendent of the San Diego area, will preside. Gust-Long Rites Solemnized With Lovely Ceremony In the presence of 100 relatives and close friends, Miss Violet Gust and E. Richard Long, RM2c, plighted their troth last Friday evening at the Capilla de San Antonia in a ceremony that was marked with beautiful simplicity. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gust of Nutwood avenue and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Long. Rev. A. L. Horn, pastor of the Salem Evangelical church, read the service. Given in marriage by her father the bride was attractively gowned in white satin and net and a finger tip veil that was fashioned with a coronet of seed pearls. Her bridal bouquet was sweet peas and maiden hair fern and was centered with an orchid tied with white streamers. Her sister, Miss Jeanne Gust, attended as maid of honor and wore a formal blue taffeta and net gown and carried a bouquet o.. southern district, read the collect after which Mrs. Boyd led the members in the allegiance pledge and the national anthem. Miss Edith Brown, soprano, sang a group of popular songs accompanied at the piano by Miss Josephine LaRue. Dorothy Decker and the county president, Ina Garritt of Fullerton, briefly summed up some of the activities accomplished last year by the International Federation and by the state organization. There are now 10,000 members in the state and in the Sixth War Loan drive the quota was 3 million dollars but members far over subscribed it by selling 7 million dollars worth of bonds. In the southern district 193 members were taken in during the year and of these 91 were from Orange county. The main project of the year was raising money to train Chinese nurses and the Anaheim club trained eight Chinese nurses out of the total or sixteen who were trained. The state president told of the prominent part members of the organization are taking at the San Francisco conference and said that among representatives of the Business and Professional Women's groups are Margaret Hickey, national president; Josephine Sheen, field representative and Dean Gildersleeve. Among the special guests present were members and officers of the Santa Ana, Fullerton and Orange clubs. Mrs. Boyd announced that the next meeting of the group will be held at the Parker House on May 9 and will be a Mother's Day program. Each member is asked to bring a Mother's Day tribute. Girl Reserves Plan Slumber Party for May 11 Freshman Girl Reserves have planned a slumber party, outdoor breakfast and swim for May 11-12, it was disclosed today following the regular weekly meeting Monday night. The party will be held at the Anaheim Union High school gymnasium and will include a box supper, "plaid shirt and levi-hop" on Friday evening. Saturday morning breakfast will be enjoyed at the city park and afterwards the girls will return to the school pool for a "splash party." Chaperons for the occasion will be Mrs. Laura Payne, Mrs. Marcella Tessner and Miss Margaret McKinley, advisor. Mary Jane Johnson will have many bouquets of spring flowers and spent the early evening hours in conversation and in writing out their favorite recipes for the honoree. Later in the evening the bride-elect was invited to open the many lovely gifts that will grace her new home. Among the most treasured of the gifts was the little antique relish dish that she received from Mrs. Alfred Jesperson of Fullerton. The evening was concluded with the serving of dainty refreshments. Those enjoying the occasion with the hostesses and the honoree were Miss Ana Mae Bath, the bride-cect's mother, Mrs. Erthel Thatcher and the Mesdames Elethe Smith, Elena Graves, Rose Calaway, Alice Lillywhite, Carrie Minis, Helen Tozer, Dona Fae Thompson, Margaret Bath, Mary Valentine, Edith Stevens all of Anaheim; Anna Jesperson, Barbara Walker and Wanda Jackson of Fullerton; Edna and Norma Mackay of Cypress; Dorothy Calaway of Lakewood; Hazel Sorenson, Martha Middleton, Marie Hacker, and Pearl Augustus of La Habra; Thelma Richards and Varla Hanvey of Buena Park. Those sending gifts but unable to attend were the Mesdames Elsie Smith, Juanita Castro, Dollie Hotanson, Elaine Lorentzen, Vera Darling, Ehva Rousch, Ida M. Walker, Rose Holderman and Ruth Thatcher. Anaheim Students Win Honors In Music Contest So successful was the initial piano, voice and violin student contest sponsored by the Musical Arts club of Orange county, that more are planned for future years, it was disclosed this week. The affair was held last Sunday afternoon at the Y. W. C. A. building in Santa Ana and was attended by a large and interested audience including a number from Anaheim. Winners of the violin contest were Robert Norland, first; Carol Hochuli, second, and Priscilla Orman, third. They were all from Anaheim. Voice winners were two Santa Ana girls; Donna Jeanne Griggs, first, and Mary Olive Tozier, second. Winners in the piano contest were Audry Harrel, first; Dollie Emerson, second, and Barbara Boose, third, all of Santa Ana. Helen Annabell Phillips of Anaheim took fourth place. Judges for the contest were Fritze Itte of Whittier, former service. Given in marriage by her father the bride was attractively gowned in white satin and net and a finger tip veil that was fashioned with a coronet of seed pearls. Her bridal bouquet was sweet peas and maiden hair fern and was centered with an orchid tied with white streamers. Her sister, Miss Jeanne Gust, attended as maid of honor and wore a formal blue taffeta and net gown and carried a bouquet o-pastel sweetpeas and iris that was arranged in a colonial nosegay design. Best man was Bill Rinehart, U. S. Navy. Margene Brunnell, niece of the bride, was the petite flower girl and wore a yellow floor-length frock and carried a basket of flower petals. Ring-bearer was Raymond Grover, nephew of the bride and carried the two rings, for the double ring ceremony, on a white heart-shaped pillow. Veron Hylton, U. S. Navy, served as usher. Baskets of white gladioli, lark-spur and stocks and potted palms decorated the altar. Traditional wedding marches and favorite melodies were played by Mrs. J. P. Weaver. Mrs. E. A. Peters sang "Because" and "At Dawning." At the reception that followed the ceremony guests were received by the bridal party and the bride and bridegroom's parents. Assisting in hostess duties were Miss Leona Schwartzbach, Miss Doris Koontz, Miss Ruth Thatcher and Miss Marilyn Hartelt and Mrs. E. L. Hein. Following a brief honeymoon at Laguna Beach the bride and bridegroom will establish a temporary home with the bride's parents. Mrs. Long will continue her senior year studies at the Anaheim Union High school. Mr Long recently returned from 26 months overseas duty. He graduated from the Anaheim Union High school in 1943. Elks Inaugural Ball Will Honor New Officers An inaugural ball honoring Exalted Ruler John D. Ardal and his corps of officers will be held at the Elk's clubhouse this Saturday evening and, while informal, elaborate plans are being made by Maurice Shirk, chair man of the committee on reservations. The evening will be opened at 6:30 when a cocktail party will be held in the lounge with musi Saturday morning breakfast will be enjoyed at the city park and afterwards the girls will return to the school pool for a "splash party." Chaperons for the occasion will be Mrs. Laura Payne, Mrs. Marcella Tessner and Miss Margaret McKinley, advisor. Mary Jane Johnson will have charge of the box supper; Mary Middleton of the "hop"; Dolpha Underwood and Veoda Tessner are chairmen of refreshments and Wilma Wilson and Shirley Beneke will be responsible for the music. Betty Leigh, Jacky Cone, Helen Hilleary and Lorraine Montyo will have charge of the outdoor breakfast. Phylliss Officer will be in charge of the swim together with Margery Duer, senior lifesaver. Members are reminded that they must bring their own sleeping bag, box lunch for two, dishes and fifty cents. Fidelis Class Has Surprise Luncheon Guests The Fidelis class of the White Temple Methodist church met last Thursday for a pot luck luncheon at which time Mrs. Laura Gregg, Mrs. Nettie McCoy and Mrs. H. G. Miller were hostesses. Special guests at the luncheon were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McCoy of San Bernardino and their son, Robert D. McCoy, SI-c USN, who has just returned from overseas and is the only grandson of Mrs. Nettie McCoy. Their appearance was a delightful surprise and the entire group enjoyed their presence at the luncheon. Hochuli, second, and Priscilla Orman, third. They were all from Anaheim. Voice winners were two Santa Ana girls: Donna Jeanne Griggs, first, and Mary Olive Tozier, second. Winners in the piano contest were Audry Harrel, first; Dollie Emerson, second, and Barbara Boose, third, all of Santa Ana. Helen Annabell Phillips of Anaheim took fourth place. Judges for the contest were Fritze Itte of Whittier, former violinist with the Chicago Symphony orchestra; Marcella Craft of Redlands, formerly with the Metropolitan Opera Co., and Maurice Eisner of Long Beach, well known southland teacher of the piano. Two Engagements Of Interest Are Announced Romance is in the air and two engagements of interest were revealed several days ago when formal announcements were made by parent's of the brides-to-be. Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Morris of Anaheim announced that their daughter Miss Ruth Mary will wed Robert Tews West, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Carlton West of Montebello in the autumn. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Clabaugh of Fullerton announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Betty Jean Clabaugh to S/Sgt. Merrill Anson Wood, U.S.M.C., who has just returned from 22 months in combat in the South Pacific. No definite date has been set for the wedding. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Anaheim Union High school and is now a student at Fullerton Junior college. Read The Gazette. Anaheim's newspaper "bible" since 1870. ANAHEIM GAZETTE WEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS HELEN GRAFTON HINEMAN Phone 2206 MEETING Annual business meeting of officers for the year will be held Monday at the White Temple church and will be prepared a 6:30 o'clock covered paper. Reports will be from the various departments. Alfred J. Hughes, disterintendent of the San Ana, will preside. LONG RITES Organized With By Ceremony Presence of 100 relatives friends, Miss Violet Gust Richard Long, RM2c, their troth last Friday at the Capilla de San Anna a ceremony that was with beautiful simplicity. She is the daughter of Mr. H. E. Gust of Nutwood and the bridegroom is the r. and Mrs. C. R. Long. L. Horn, pastor of the evangelical church, read on marriage by her fathbride was attractively in white satin and net tanger tip veil that was with a coronet of seed her bridal bouquet was was and maiden hair fern centered with an orchid white streamers. Ster, Miss Jeanne Gust, as maid of honor and formal blue taffeta and carried a bouquet o. Founder's Day Luncheon Given By Relief Corps One of the most successful meetings this year of the A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps took place Tuesday afternoon when they gathered for a pot luck May Day luncheon, initiated two new members and honored past presidents and a number of out-of-town guests. Two big birthday cakes decorated the tables as well as many May-day baskets of lovely spring flowers. Mrs. Ida Freeman and Mrs. Lillian Rasmussen were initiated into the corp's membership and nine past presidents were able to attend. Out of own guests were Mrs. Estelle Gray, past department president; Mrs. Meta Caldwell, president of federation 1; Miss Mollie Jones, president of the Santa Ana corps; Mrs. Elizabeth Birkhead and Mrs. Elizabeth Bicknese of the Santa Ana W.R.C. and Mrs. Maude English of the Fullerton W. R. C. It was announced that Mrs. Mary Mitchell of the local corps will be a guard at the annual convention that will be held in Los Angeles on May 8, 9 and 10. During the business meeting it was reported that 475 miles of rides were given to service men; $15 given to child welfare; $39.50 given to relief, 26 calls made and 61 bouquets sent. 4th District P. T. A. VISITS HERE: Mrs. Ed L. State of San Jose was a house guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer for several days last week. Her husband is Mrs. Dwyer's cousin. Mrs.State is a former Anaheim resident. Prior to her marriage she was Miss Margaret Griggs, sister of Mrs. Earl Jackson. St. Agnes Guild Bridge Benefit This Saturday Plans are in complete readiness for the traditional benefit bridge party that will be given this Saturday afternoon at the Ebell clubhouse by members of St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church and the function gives every promise of living up to the many outstanding benefits that the young women's organization has held in past years. The affair will begin at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Fay Kern Schulz, general chairman, announced today that anyone desiring to attend who has not been contacted by members can secure reservations by telephoning Mrs. Robert Rossberg, phone 3134. The tickets are $1 each, including tax. As in past years each detail is being carried out to perfection and the decorations, refreshments and prizes have been carefully planned by the various committees that have been working toward the event for the past several months. The committees include: decora- Junior Ebell Has Successful Reciprocity Meet A full and interesting program was enjoyed by members of Junior Ebell club and their guild on Tuesday night when mothers were honored at the reciprocity meeting of the Junior Federation of Women's clubs. The meet was held at the Ebell club with 75 members and guests attending and, the schedule of events are included installation of federation officers, nomination of officers for the local group and entertaining program given by Melinda Kay of Santa Ana. Officers nominated for the local club included Mrs. Rob Weaver, president; Mrs. Jan Reinert, first vice president; Mrs. Wallin Andrews, second vice president; Mrs. William Suthland, corresponding secretary; Miss Elizabeth Ann Carroll,rator; Mrs. Wesley Osborn treasurer; Miss Lucille Branes auditor and Miss Lillian Knuts parliamentarian. Mrs. Richard Clark presided over the session and welcomed the guests. Mrs. Ray Ringwald of Anaheim presided over the business meeting of the federation and Mrs. White of Santa Ana acted as a stalling officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermu president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding s- Fullerton W. R. C. It was announced that Mrs. Mary Mitchell of the local corps will be a guard at the annual convention that will be held in Los Angeles on May 8, 9 and 10. During the business meeting it was reported that 475 miles of rides were given to service men; $15 given to child welfare; $39.50 given to relief, 26 calls made and 61 bouquets sent. 4th District P. T. A. Convention To Be Held Next Week Mrs. Leo Friis, retiring president of the City Council P.T.A. and program chairman for the 4th district Parent Teacher's association is this week reminding members that the annual convention will be held at the First Methodist church, Orange, next Tuesday and is urging that a large delegation from Anaheim attend the all day session. Dr. James Witcomb Brougher of Glendale will be the guest speaker at the morning session and Mrs. G. W. Luhr, director of the education department of the California congress of Parents and Teacher's association, will speak during the afternoon. Those wishing to attend can make reservations with City Council members or presidents of any of the P.T.A. groups. A registration fee of 25 cents will be charged or if attending the luncheon a charge of one dollar will be made instead. Children’s Scrap Books Completed By 20-30 Annies The 20-30 Annies turned in 12 completed scrap books for the Children’s Juvenile Hall in Los Angeles Monday evening when they met at the home of Marjory King for a pot-luck supper and card party. Co-hostess was Jessie Triplet. Eighteen members were present for the dinner. Mrs. Jack Gledhill, advisor, was awarded the prize for the evening. WAR BONDS ... buy them and join America’s victory march. The committees include: decorations, Lois Warwick, chairman; Elizabeth Arnold, Mary Reasoner, Marguerite Olding, Martha Grafton; prizes, Ethel Caverely, chairman and Pauline Brastad, Gertrude Hubbard, Peggy Brunington; serving, Gene Kuchel, chairman, and Christine Cave; Wilma Newland, Florence Newkirk, Katherine Shipkey; refreshments, Jo Dahlman, chairman and Helen Hineman, Fay Fisher and Irma Brandon; tables, Adah Louise Wilcox, chairman, and Margery Knowlton, Gertrude Anderson and Norma Goodrich. G. R. Seniors Hold Final Meeting With high school 1 ifarpeid With high school life rapidly drawing to a close senior Girl Reserves held their last meeting of the year on Monday evening when they enjoyed a "party session" at the home of their advisors, Dorothy Sands and Eleanor Hankey. Croquet and shuffleboard was the entertainment and the evening was concluded with the serving of light refreshments. Next Tuesday evening a farewell formal tea will be held for the senior group at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Power on Ball road. The formal affair will last from 7 until 9 o'clock. Sophomore girls devoted their meeting to Red Cross work and the Junior group heard Norm Jean Tews give two readings; "White Hands of Telham" and "Leap Year Leap." The program was planned by Joan Mohn. They also made plans for a beach party with the Hi-Y boys this coming Saturday. The combined group will meet at the high school at 10 a.m. stalling officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice president; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice President; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice President; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs. Van Pomeroy, vice President; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs. Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs Van Pomeroy, vice President; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs.Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs.Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs.Van Pomeroy,vice President; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs.Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. Those installers were: Mrs.Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs.Van Pomeroy,vice President; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs.Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. These installers were: Mrs.Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs.Van Pomeroy,vice President; Miss Betty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs.Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. These installers were: Mrs.Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs.Van Pomeroy,vice President; MissBetty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs.Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. These installers were: Mrs.Floyd Wildermann president; Mrs.Van Pomeroy,vice President; MissBetty Damme secretary and treasurer; Mrs.Cbert Proud, corresponding stallings officer when federation officers for the new club were installed. 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Mrs. Eldon Paddock, program chairman, introduced the speaker, Melinda Kay who is known as "the lady with the hats." In a clever and informal way she showed many hats of the olden days from her large collection and with each told a little story of its history. She also wore a number of costumes that were authentic of the periods the accompanying hats represented. The topic of her program was "Hobby to Profession." The evening was concluded with a delightful social hour at which time Mrs. Richard Clark and Mrs. E. White presided at the tea table. Anaheim Gazette. since 1870. Junior College Y.W.C.A. Will Have Silver Tea Sunday A number of Anaheim guests have been invited to a tea that will be held Sunday afternoon by the Fullerton Junior college Y. W. C. A. The affair will be held in the junior college lounge and will be a silver tea for the benefit of the Y. W. C. A. Revana Lea Konoroff, pianist and composer, will be featured on the afternoon's program. 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