anaheim-gazette 1964-01-16

The ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women's NEWS 6—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, January 16, 1964 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Children Are Offered Free Musical Treat The Orange County Philharmonic Society is offering to the children of Orange County a musical "treet" with the performance by the full Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra of three concerts in Orange Coast College Auditorium on Saturday, February 1st. The three identical Symphonies for Youth have been scheduled for 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and noon, in order to accommodate children from the Santa Ana and Laguna Beach areas, as well as from Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach. Henry Lewis, regular conductor of youth concerts for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, will conduct. The 10 a.m. concert is specifically for the children from Costa Mesa schools; the 11 a.m. performance is for the Newport Beach young people; and the noon performance is especially for the children of the Santa Ana, Orange, Tustin, Laguna Beach, San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente and Dana Point communities. Mrs. Sydney Gaynor Symphony nies for Youth Chairman emphasizes that the Orange County Philharmonic Society is launching its seventh season of free concerts for the young people of Orange County. Most tickets will be distributed by Music Supervisors in the schools, where the children will have been given an opportunity to learn about the music to be played. Tickets also are available, free of charge, at the Orange County Philharmonic Society Office in Newport Beach. HENRY LEWIS conducts symphony This year's Easter Seal paign will be directed by experienced leaders of citation work of Orange Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Mrs. John J. non, of Santa Ana, and Lucia Laufeld, Fullerton. The society's president Robert H. Olander, N Beach, announced today The 10 a.m. concert is specifically for the children from Costa Mesa schools; the 11 a.m. performance is for the Newport Beach young people; and the noon performance is especially for the children of the Santa Ana, Orange, Tustin, Laguna Beach, San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente and Dana Point communities. Mrs. Sydney Gaynor Symphony HENRY LEWIS conducts symphony Bridge Results Members of the Young Ladies Institute, No. 109 of Anaheim held the monthly Master Point game at the Anaheim Elk Lodge, Thursday, Jan. 9 with Anthony Lipsky directing. Mrs. Arthur Eiedler and Mrs. Eleanor Sutherland won the North - South Master Points with Charles Elliott and Richard Neal and Mrs. Harry Carpenter and Gordon Sheard for second and third places. Esker Hester and Gil Ortiz placed fourth. East - West Master Points were awarded to Mrs. Eugene Oberly and Norman Adair. Runners-up were Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Crozier, second; Mrs. Bruce Cusack and Benjamin McLeod, third; Mrs. Marty Woods and Robert Mixer, fourth. Village Club Installs Five During Dinner The Women's Club of the Hawaiian Village Recreation Club held its installation dinner last month. New officers are: Lolly Ivey, president; Vivian Wollenweber, 1st vice president; Rose Marie Fisher, 2nd vice president; Shirley Gilmore, treasurer; and Beth Howard, secretary. Special recognition corsages were awarded for outstanding work during the past year to: Shirley Gilmore, hospitality; Vivian Wollenweber, arranging the Orange County Children's Hospital annual Card Party Benefit, and Vanny Burton for producing the June Fashion Show. A get-acquainted evening of bingo with prizes is scheduled for the Jan. 14 meeting. Officers' Wives Seek Luncheon "Time for a Party" will be the theme of the El Toro peers' Wives' Club luncheon to be held Jan. 21. Guest speaker will be Brent, authoress of "Time for a Party," the complete host party book. Miss Brent will offer suggestions for spring summer parties and demonstrate her ideas for completeable arrangements and men. All officers' wives active, tired, widowed and their guests are welcome to attend. Reservations must be made by Jan. 17 with Mrs. W. Blatt, 633-4542 or Mrs. M. Wehmuller, 542-3320. Cancellations will be accepted no later than noon Jan. 20. Officers' Wives of 3rd Marine Air Wing Headquarters Group will sponsor the event. A fashion show, with models wearing hand knit creations, will be presented by Geri Sherman of Santa Ana. All Alpha Delta Pi members in the Orange County Area are invited to attend. "Candlelight Capers" will be the theme of the annual benefit dessert card party planned by the Anaheim Altrusa Club. The event is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 18 at the Disneyland Hotel Gourmet Restaurant Magnolia Room. Tickets for the benefit are now on sale. A money tree will be awarded. Plans were made at the club's Christmas party held at the home of Mrs. Carrie Rogers. Her living room was accented by a ceiling-tall white Christmas tree trimmed with brilliant blue ornaments tied with Oriental tassels in matching color. CALL NOW for A & B PAYLESS UPHOLSTERS LA 2-3274 OR KE 5-6818 EVES. JANUARY SPECIAL Reupholster Platform Rocker Chairs from 2995 7305 W. Orangethorpe Buena Park—Open Sun. 10 to 9 P.M. SEAL SALESMEN — Mrs. John J. Vernon (left) of Santa Ana, and Miss Lucia Lauffeld, of Fullerton, long-time leaders in work of the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, will serve as co-chairmen of the approaching Easter Seal campaign for funds to carry on rehabilitation program of the society. Both are members of the board of directors, Mrs. Vernon a past-president and Miss Laufeld formerly secretary, also former head of the California Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Two Experienced Leaders Head Easter Seal Campaign This year's Easter Seal campaign will be directed by two experienced leaders of rehabilitation work of Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Mrs. John J. Vernon, of Santa Ana, and Miss Lucia Lauffeld, Fullerton. The society's president, Dr. Robert H. Olander, Newport Beach, announced today that envelopes, segregating them by communities and placing them in mailbags, Williams said. While many individuals have volunteered, Williams stressed group action by organizations in supplying typists. Two dozen high school and college typing classes already are working, besides 10 women's organizations butterfly Williams at 12765 Brookhurst Ave., Garden Grove — telephone 539-7333 — or Mrs. William Schive at society headquarters, 585 S. Tustin Ave., Orange — telephone KI 7-6079. Both co-chairmen of the Easter Seal drive have served the society for years, both being members of the board of di... This year's Easter Seal campaign will be directed by two experienced leaders of rehabilitation work of Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Mrs. John J. Vernon, of Santa Ana, and Miss Lucia Laufeld, Fullerton. The society's president, Dr. Robert H. Olander, Newport Beach, announced today that Mrs. Vernon and Miss Laufeld will serve as co-chairmen of the Easter Seal drive, starting March 1 and ending on Easter Sunday, March 29. Robert L. Williams, assisting campaign preparations, apaled for volunteer typists as the immediate need of help in addressing more than 250,000 envelopes that will carry appeals to Orange county residents for contributions. Other volunteers will be needed for "stuffing" letters in to the Officers' Wives Set luncheon Time for a Party” will be theme of the El Toro Offi’’Wives’ Club luncheon to held Jan. 21. Best speaker will be Ruth T. authoress of “Time for Party,” the complete home book. Miss Brent will offer suggestions for spring and summer parties and demonstrate her ideas for complete table arrangements and menus. Officers' wives active, rewarded and their guests welcome to attend. Observations must be made Jan. 17 with Mrs. W. D. 633-4542 or Mrs. M. A. Suller, 542-3320. Cancellation will be accepted no later than Jan. 20. Officers' Wives of 3rd Marine Living Headquarters Group sponsor the event. Envelopes, segregating them by communities and placing them in mailbags, Williams said. While many individuals have volunteered, Williams stressed group action by organizations in supplying typists. Two dozen high school and college typing classes already are working, besides 10 women’s organizations, but much more help is needed, he said. Volunteers may contact either Williams at 12765 Brookhurst Ave., Garden Grove — telephone 539-7333 — or Mrs. William Schieve at society headquarters, 585 S. Tustin Ave., Orange — telephone KI 7-6079. Both co-chairmen of the Easter Seal drive have served the society for years, both being members of the board of directors. Mrs. Vernon is a past-president. Preview of Fashions Late January Event The Orange County-Whittier section of Clipped Wings, United Air Lines Stewardess Alumnae, Inc. will hostess the first meeting of the year January 28th at the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. Cocktails will be served at 11 a.m. followed by luncheon at noon. Highlights of the afternoon will be a sneak preview of fashions to be shown at Punch Brunch VIII at the Beverly Hilton on April 25th. La Scarpa shops will show fashions designed by Maggy Reese, Rudi Gernreich and other top California designers. Models will be Clipped Wings members. Mrs. John Wickham of Redondo Beach, president, will preside over the business meeting. One important item is a proposed law change to be presented by Mrs. Gary Lehman, parliamentarian. Mrs. Emmett Oehlerd of Costa Mesa, leader of the Orange County-Whittier section is in charge of luncheon arrangements and is assisted by Mmes. William Bell, Robert McCoy and Frank McElhoes. AuditionSet For Young Musicians Second semester auditions for the Youth Symphony Orchestra, sponsored by the Anaheim Park will be Saturday, January 18, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. at the Loara High School Music Room. Those selected by co-directors, Richard Marino and H. Robert Reynolds, will be notified by January 23, according to Diana R. Dunn, Department Recreation Supervisor. Rehearsal for the second semester will begin January 25 at Loara. Sigma Mrs. Raymond Kelly entertained members of Orange County Alumnae Kappa, sorority Saturday home. Mrs. Kelly, the immediate president of the group, luncheon assisted by Mr. Shoemaker, Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Charles Phinnan. A business meeting was ducted by Mrs. William Balboa. Among topics discussed were gifts to the Maine State Mission, to the college office at Long Beach State College to the Orange County halls. Reports were given on Kappa alumnae luncheon attended by local alumnae Long Beach and Los Angeles. Mrs. Stanley Le Lievre introduced the speaker, Mr. James Hyams Hyams is employed by Sew Instruments of Costa Merl topic was “Electronics for Layman.” This meeting was the fifth new year for the Kappas. Their last meeting a Christmas party held at home of Mrs. Paul Bush linton. It was the group's all-time favorite. 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Vandernoot has appeared with great success with such orchestras as the Berlin, Vienna and Warsaw Philharmonies, the Philharmonia and Royal Philharmonic Orchestras of London, the Orchestra of the French Conservatory and the Orchestre National Francais in Paris and as far afield as Buenos Aires, Caracas, Barcelona, Lisbon, Oslo and Zagreb. Operatic In 1960 Vandernoot was named the First Conductor of the Theatre Royal de la Monnaie in Brussels and has conducted there a wide range of the operatic repertory. Sharing the honors with Van dernoot is the celebrated pianist, Eugene Istomin, born in New York City in 1925. Istomin has become one of the most widely traveled of all young American pianists. He has been repeatedly featured as a soloist with top orchestras throughout the world and has played at major music festivals and on leading recital series on six continents. The international spotlight has been on Istomin continually who has been featured regularly with orchestras in New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Chicago, throughout Europe, and in a tour of Australia, Japan Hong Kong, Singapore Saigon, Manila, Colombo, and Iceland. The program will include Handel's Water Music Suite arranged by Harty; Concerto No. 2 in F minor, Op. 21; for Paino and Orchestra, Chopin; Music for Strings, Percussion and Celeste, Bartok; and Excerpts from the Ballet, "Romeo and Juliet", Prokofieff. Single tickets, at $3.50, may be purchased at the Orange County Philharmonic office, 201 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, 646-6411, and student tickets at $1.50. The concert will be Previewed by Harold Gelman, well-known Los Angeles music authority, on Wednesday, Jan. 22 at the Balboa Bay Club, under the auspices of the Newport Harbor Service League and the Newport Harbor Women's Philharmonic Committee. ANDRE VANDERNOOT guest conductor EUGENE ISTOMIN famed pianist Sigma’s Guests At Fete Mrs. Raymond Kelly of Orange entertained members of the Orange County Alumnae of Sigma Kappa, sorority Saturday at her home. Mrs. Kelly, the immediate past president of the group, served a luncheon assisted by Mrs. R. H. Shoemaker, Mrs. David Dittman and Mrs. Charles Phinney. A business meeting was conducted by Mrs. William Gurr of Balboa. Among topics discussed were gifts to the Maine Seacoast Mission, to the college chapter at Long Beach State College and to the Orange County hospital. Reports were given on Sigma Kappa alumnae luncheons attended by local alumnae at both Long Beach and Los Angeles. Mrs. Stanley Le Lievre of Newport Beach introduced the guest speaker, Mr. James Hyams, Mr. Hyams is employed by Servonic instruments of Costa Mesa. His topic was “Electronics for the Payman.” This meeting was the first of the new year for the Sigma appas. Their last meeting was Christmas party held at the home of Mrs. Paul Bush of Fulerton. It was the group's annual event. There are a lot of good ways become a failure, but never xing a chance is the most successful. Andre Vandernoot guest conductor Eugene Istomin famed pianist holly luncheon and tasting tea to which many alumnae brought a sample of their favorite Christmas recipe. The next meeting of the group will be held Feb. 8, at the home of Mrs. Harold Schuth of Fullerton. The program will be a silent auction of treasured belongings followed by bridge and cards. Reservations may be made with the hostess. 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