anaheim-gazette 1949-12-22

Social and Club Activities Stockwell Pupils Give Recital Piano students and their mothers were entertained by Mrs. Darwin Stockwell, local musical instructor, Saturday evening at her monthly, repertoire party. The pupils played selections on the piano including Christmas songs after refreshments of ice cream and cake had been served. Special attention was given to the interpretations of "About Strange Lands and People" by Shumann and "Coquetry" by Reinhold, presented by Lloyd Stockwell; "Sonatina" by Clementi, played by Glenn Stockwell, and MacDowell's "To a Wild Rose," presented by Joey Langford of Orange. This trio of talented young musicians will present a broadcast over station KGFJ, Friday, December 30. At this time Gary Korn will play "March of the Wee Folk," a douo-piano number, with Joey Langford. Those present at the repertoire party with their mothers, other than students above mentioned, included Judy Miller, Elva Lynn Glenn, Janice Garrison, Virlee Elliott, Janice Troutman, Elenore Fewks, Judy Brubaker, Priscilla Cranston, Sharon Comstock, Charlyn Schmid, Mary Ann Hammatt and Bill Hammatt. Joanne Roselle Presented in Recital Sunday Miss Joanne Roselle, talented violin student of Vladimir Lenski, was presented in recital last Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, Mrs. Anna Siegel director. Assisting Miss Roselle was little Miss Kathleen Lenski, three-year old violinist, and Mrs. Charlotte Lenski, pianist. Mr. Lenski is violin teacher at the local conservatory. Including on her reportoire for the event, Miss Roselle played "Sonata, No. 4" by Handel; "Concerto, Op. 64" by Mendelssohn; with its various movements. Kathleen Lenski played several Christmas melodies including "Silent Night," "Lullaby" and "Adeste Fidelus." Miss Roselle concluded the program with the playing of "Ave Maria" by Schubert-Wilhelm pink satin dress. Accompanying her was Mrs. Lenski, herself a great artist of violin and piano. She was gowned in tones of silver and blue. Each wore a beautiful corsage. Mrs. Lenski also accompanied her little daughter when she played three numbers on her tiny violin. In order that she could be seen by the assembled guests, little Kathleen had to stand on a piano bench for the rendition of her portion of the program. Delightful refreshments of iced punch and cookies were served at the conclusion of the afternoon. Business Women Enjoy Annual Christmas Party Plenty of fun and good fellowship prevailed as members of the Business and Professional Women's club of this city gathered for their annual Christmas party, Sunday night at St. Michael's Episcopal parish hall. Although it was damp outside it was not damp inside, spokesmen quipped. In the absence of president Deloris Chronister and vice-president Marguerite Coons, Josephine Fulfer, second vice-president presided over the festivities. Yule themed solos were presented by Mrs. Eleanor Sanford accompanied by Miss Donna Thomas at the keyboard. Group singing of Christmas carols were also enjoyed. Humor and reverie touched the group as each member related the one outstanding past Christmas in her memory. Susie Brown was program chairman. Verna Hopkins became the proud possesor of the grand door prize of an electric coffee-maker. The Christmas motif was carved EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. 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Each wore a beauti- Lenski also accompanied the daughter when she play- numbers on her tiny vi-o-order that she could be the assembled guests, lit- leen had to stand on a bench for the rendition of a section of the program. Fruitful refreshments of iced cookies were served at inclusion of the afternoon. Women's Day Annual Christmas Party A day of fun and good fellowship was availed as members of the S.Q.R. and Professional Wombo of this city gathered for annual Christmas party, Sun- at St. Michael's Episcopal hall. Though it was damp outside not damp inside, spokesmen In the absence of presi- doris Chronister and vice- t Marguerite Coons, Jose- sulfer, second vice-president over the festivities. Themed solos were pre- by Mrs. Eleanor Sanford denied by Miss Donna at the keyboard. Group of Christmas carols were enjoyed. Or and reverie touched the each member related the outstanding past Christmas in memory. Susie Brown was chairman. Hopkins became the bossesor of the grand door on an electric coffee-maker. Christmas motif was car- played a duet, "Poet and Peasant" by Suppee. Red and green garlands with silver bells added to the room decoration, the center of attraction being the large Christmas tree. Stars shone over the manger which contained a life size baby doll made by a German artist. After the program, Mrs. Siegel read the story of the Nativity from the Bible and explained the meaning of the Savior coming too the world. The entire group of students and guests sang Christmas songs accompanied by Jose Arriaza, recently come to this continent from Guatemala to study music with Mrs. Siegel. Suddenly Jose started playing "Jingle Bells" and from out of doors faint tinkling of bells grew louder and louder until a knock was heard at the door and Santa Claus entered in his customary red and white costume. Mr. N. Talley was the clever old St. Nick, much to the delight of the youngsters. 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