anaheim-gazette 1960-09-08

STATE LIBRARY SACRAMENTO CAL. Anahaim Gazette-B1 (Anaheim, Thursday, Sept. 8, 1900) The Woman's World Reception to Honor Artist of Oil Shows Sept. 8 The Foundation of Charles W. Bowers Museum, Santa Ana, will hold an invitational reception for Dr. Hester Olewiler, at the Museum, Thursday, Sept. 8, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. This event is in honor of the current one-man exhibit of her oil paintings in the corridor of the museum. The exhibit will run through Oct. 3. In the receiving line will be Mr. and Mrs. C. Mortimer Plum, Dr. Olewiler, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hillyard and Mr. and Mrs. Merton E. Hinshaw. Mrs. Plum is Museum Foundation president. Mr. Hillyard is Museum Board president. Mr. Hinshaw is director of the museum. Mrs. Hugh J. Staton is chairman of the Hospitality Committee. The following will pour at the punch bowl: Mesdames E. T. McFadden, Howard E. Miller, Stanley C. Gould and Merton E. Hinshaw. Mrs. McFadden is also in charge of the table arrangements. Mrs. Miller is the noted artist Evylena Nunn Miller. Mrs. Gould is the wife of Santa Ana Councilman Gould and is a new MAGIC FASCINATION with built-in "Arabian Nights" suspension for model Maggie Scherer (seated), created by another model, passes hoop under and around to authenticate the sorcery of Leo, renowned magician, as Charlavan Hart, cate the feat. Professional models and Leo share the spotlight in forthcoming "ABRACADABRA. Fall, 1960". The second anniversary High Fashion Spectacular to be held Monday, Sept. 12, over the Lily Pond in Fashion Square, Santa Ana. The shows will be presented twice—1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m—on the second birthday of Fashion Square. Integrated with 1960's most exciting fashions for men and women is a cleverly devised display of old and modern magic by the award-winning Leo. Mrs. Frank Booth Woman's Chairman For Nixon-Lodge Mrs. Frank E. Booth, civic and social leader, has been appointed as woman's vice-chairman in charge of the Orange County for Nixon-Lodge campaign, it was announced today by Mrs. Robert Hitt, national committeewoman from California. Mrs. Booth joins Walter Schmid, general chairman, in the management of the campaign which will begin stepping up in intensity during the month. She will be in charge of all campaign activities involving volunteer women's groups, and will also serve as a member of the Orange County Coordinating Council, supervising all campaign operations. A resident of Fullerton for the past six years, Mrs. Booth is a native Californian and has been active in political, civic and social activities since she was graduated from Stanford. Mrs. Booth is a member of the Assistance League and is actively engaged in church, YWCA and other activities. She was a member of the Republican State Central Committee in 1952 and during the last Congressional and State election in 1958 served on the Fullerton Victory Squad. Anna Svoboda Is Airline Hostess Anna J. Svoboda, daughter of Mrs. Marie C. Svoboda, 901 E. Alberta St., Anaheim, has been assigned as a hostess aboard Continental Airlines Golden Jet Boeing 707 flights out of Los Angeles after completing a five-week training course at Los Angeles. Miss Svoboda, 28, is a native of Holland. She was graduated from high school in Amsterdam and also completed a nurses' training course there. Prior to joining Continental she was employed by the Anaheim Memorial Hospital. Campus Forecast Cropped, waist-length jackets continue in popularity for campus wear; look best with full, shaped skirts, look newest with bias cuts or gentle fit. Bulk in addition to length is an important feature of sweaters. Beefy, three-dimensional knits and brushed surfaces contribute to the massive look of sweaters. Large collars and cowl necklines distinguish many styles. Knit dresses, costumes, still riding the crest of their popularity wave, are seen mostly in flat gauges, according to Women's Wear Daily. Tweed-like textures, matelasses, even knit brocades are seen in many collections. Styling museum. Mrs. Hugh J. Staton is chairman of the Hospitality Committee. The following will pour at the punch bowl: Mesdames E. T. McFadden, Howard E. Miller, Stanley C. Gould and Merton E. Hinshaw. Mrs. McFadden is also in charge of the table arrangements. Mrs. Miller is the noted artist Evylena Nunn Miller. Mrs. Gould is the wife of Santa Ana Councilman Gould and is a new member of the Museum Board. Orange Coast College Faculty Meetings Slated Next week will mark the beginning of a series of faculty meetings at Orange Coast College preparatory to the beginning of fall classes Sept. 12. Twenty-two faculty members were greeted with a special orientation program Tuesday. The traditional president's reception honoring new faculty members was held Tuesday night in the Student Center at which time all 126 faculty members returned to campus for the first time since the beginning of summer vacation. A series of all-day meetings and discussion sessions will be held for all faculty continuing today and tomorrow. Special features will include Robert E. Moore, new dean of instruction, who will speak on 'Recent Experiments Regarding Classroom Teaching and Staff Utilization'; a panel of six OCC instructors speaking on "Follow-Up of Orange Coast College Students"; Lucian D. Scott, OCC drama instructor who toured Europe this summer, speaking on "Seeing Europe with a Back Pack," and two other faculty panels which will discuss "Issues Facing Voters in a Presidential Election Year," and "Student Records and Evaluation — Meaning and Use." Special guest at the final preschool faculty meeting will be Dr. Robert Ames, professor of Educational Psychology at Los Angeles State College. He will speak on College Fashions Stress Elegance In Casual Way Fall 1960 college collections literally shout with color; provocative silhouettes are designed with a casual elegance; new and interesting "fun" items are equally appropriate for campus or at-home wear, and wonderful fabrics which stress texture and bold patterns. This is the picture presented by the fashion editors of Women's Wear Daily after reviewing manufacturers' new lines of college styles. Fluid and easy best describe fall college sportswear silhouettes. There's a general ease everywhere, giving skirts, jackets and tops new forms. Skirts have softened, controlled fullness. They vary from moderately eased slim styles to pleats, emphasizing creased varieties. In between there are dirndls, blas plaids, shaped flares and hip-stitched pleats. Important details on skirts include big, chunky buttons, oversize pockets and sash belts. Myrtle Imhoff Joins State College Staff Myrtle Imhoff has been appointed associate professor of education at Orange County State College in Fullerton, according to President W. B. Langsdorf. She recently returned from Bangkok, Thailand, where she was an advisor to the Ministry of Education as a curriculum expert under a UNESCO grant. Earlier, she was an associate professor of education at Long Beach State College. She was a specialist in early elementary education for the United States Office of Education, and a lecturer in education at Washington University. She has the B.A. degree from Harris Teachers' College in St. Louis, the M.A. degree from St. Louis University, and the Ph.D. Chapter Holds Jewel Ritual Upsilon Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its Ritual of Jewels ceremony at the home of Mrs. George Cesped recently. 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