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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1965

Page

14

Oriental Theme Final Preview Luncheon for Phoenix Symphony Guild

The Phoenix Symphony Guild hosts the final luncheon of the season at Mountain Shadows on Tuesday with a Japanese theme. Dr. Kenneth Seipp of Arizona State University will discuss the opera Madame Butterfly to be staged at the next concert, introduced by program chairwoman Mrs. Jay R. Greene. A string quartet directed by Mrs. Clark Knight will provide luncheon music, featuring Mrs. Leroy Gainter, Mrs. Dorothy Williams, and Frank Stahlze cello. Reservations are through luncheon chairwoman Mrs. Bryant Cannon or committee members with a long list of hostess names and committee aides.

Phoenix Symphony Guild Mountain Shadows Kenneth Seipp Arizona State University Music Jay R. Greene William D. New Clarence Perkins Cochairman Clark Knight Leroy Gainter Dorothy Williams Frank Stalzen Bryant Cannon Mines Gary H. Driggs Garth Gilmore Robert Rhue Philip Taxman Harold Schnarer Bernard Young

Valley Note Houseguest From Princeton Joins Mitchells

Mr and Mrs R L Mitchell of 1402 BE Edgemont host Kathy Kasbeer a coed at Arizona State College Flagstaff from Princeton Illinois as a houseguest during the visit.

R. L. Mitchell Edgemont Kathy Kasbeer Princeton, Ill Arizona State College Flagstaff

Hat Dilemma for Sheila MacRae Ahead of Easter Parade

New York gossip: actress Sheila MacRae, wife of Gordon MacRae, faces a dozen hat choices for Easter. She loves hats and owns many outfits, spending about $10,000 yearly on personal wardrobe and $30,000 on professional clothes. Her hats, mostly from Sally Victor, include bonnet shapes and scarf hats as she readies for Broadway and TV projects in April.

New York UPI Sheila MacRae Norell Mrs. MacRae Sally Victor

Romantic Songs In Spotlight MONA By MONA MACKLEY

Emigres from Hungary to Phoenix bring love songs and musical talents to Arizona. Leslie Weninger and Tamara Nijinsky Weninger collaborate on a upcoming musical The Ghost of a Flea with school and theater ties at Bourgade and Sombrero Theater. They celebrate residency and artistic freedom while nurturing puppet theater dreams and Broadway aspirations.

Belgrade Budapest Leslie Weninger Tamara Nijinsky Arizona Sunshine Leslie Sombrero Theater Broadway Hillmann Bourgade School William Blake Blake Donna Murray Royal Academy of the Dance London Joseph Krips Conservatory of Music America Vaslav Nijinsky Apnea Austria Charles Kinga Arizona State University Bourgade Valley High Schools Ted Europe Bolt Ehlarey and Adalt Jen Tip

Fine arts tea by Sun City club at community center

The Federated Woman's Club of Sun City will host a fine arts tea from 2 to 4 p.m. on Monday at the Community Center. A repeat hat show exhibit will be on display during the event.

Federated Woman's Club of Sun City

Campus Corner Profiles Help Youths And Students

Anthony Nichol, an Arizona State University junior, volunteers as an informal adviser to teens, explaining legal consequences and teaching what is not allowed. He collects and donates weapons reportedly carried by youths to illustrate risks, aiming to keep teens out of trouble. Virginia Tanner and Margaret Giselo join ASU in teaching crafts and health classes, while David N. Stein receives a graduate research fellowship on sonnet studies. About two dozen ASU Peace Corps trainees prepare for Mato Grosso Brazil, and a Gamma Phi Beta ironing day raises small funds on campus.

Anthony Nicholson Arizona State University Maricopa County Ecard Cochise County

Auxiliary Sponsors Luncheon for Girls Ranch Benefit

The Girls Ranch Inc auxiliary plans a noon luncheon to benefit Girls Ranch at Monterey House Scottsdale 8201 E Osborn. Reservations are accepted by Mrs. Robert Didra Mrs. Wallace Wilson and Mrs. John Longstaff.

Girls Ranch, Inc Monterey House Osborn Scottsdale Girls Ranch Robert Didra Wallace Wilson John Longstaff

Game Night Set for Central Chapter of Engineers

Monday at 8 p.m. the Central chapter of the Arizona Society of Professional Engineers holds game night at 608 W McLean. Members invite attendees to gather for casual play and socializing at the venue.

Central Chapter of Ladies Auxiliary Arizona Society of Professional Engineers W. McClelan

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