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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
11
A short clipping from The Daily Review of Hayward California dated Wednesday June 23 1976. The item appears to reference a section or column titled 18 Women’s World with no further readable details.
Eugene O Neill's Tao House in Danville California designated a United States Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A foundation aims to raise 240000 to purchase the property for the Interior Department and stage an outdoor production of The Hairy Ape by Hanover College Theater with Tom G Evans directing. Performances are July 8, 9 and 10 at 830 pm with shuttle service from Del Amigo Road and Danville Boulevard. O Neill lived there 1937 to 1944 and wrote poetry about the home, which inspired Tao meaning the right way of life. The outdoor events are open to the public with limited reservations and a candlelight buffet after the last curtain. Information and reservations from The Eugene O Neill Foundation Tao House, P O Box 462, Danville 94536.
Outgoing Hayward AAUW president Joan Reynolds hosted two thank you luncheons at her Castro Valley home for past officers and chairmen. Dr Yvonne Magatagan, former first vice president, attended and will assume the presidency for 1976 77. The club offers study groups and is open to graduate women.
Fashion reporters in New York witnessed tunics as the prevailing theme in fall and winter ready to wear and accessories. Monika Tilley, Austrian born designer, praised tunics as the season’s key silhouette while Bill Blass and Clovis Ruffin featured tunics in many outfits, from long daytime lines to dinner and evening dresses, with hoods appearing on coats and capes.
Members of the 49er chapter of Questers will hold a bicentennial picnic on July 11 at the San Leandro home of Mrs. Don Carr. The event features a 1776 era menu and members in period costumes as part of Questers antiques study group activities.
Gold Star Mother Mrs. Elsie Westley and Silver Star Mother Mrs. Concha Serra will be honored at a luncheon next Wednesday in Hayward. The event takes place in the banquet room of Lyon's Restaurant at 24100 Mission Blvd, organized by the American War Mothers Hayward chapter.
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