Harrowing Harbor Social Shipwreck Theme Night
At Huntington Harbour a Harbor Rental Auxiliary event turned playful shipwreck scene into a charity social. Dr. and Mrs. Quentin R. Roger hosted a mock stranded mock voyage with survivors marooned among fishnet draped tables and tropical fare amid soft lights.
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Huntington Harbour
Quentin R. Roger
Walter Babcook
Cecil Ridgeway
Frank Blair
Kibbe Recipe Follies and Paint Break Delights
A diarist recalls attempting Kibbe with ground lamb and pine nuts, detailing a recipe misread and mismeasured quantities. The entry notes a tired arm from painting, a cucumber yogurt side, and an unusual dessert of papaya as creative kitchen distraction.
Mills official to interview applicants in Southland
Miss Carol Pollock, assistant director of admissions at Mills College, Oakland, will visit the Southland from Oct 15 to 20 to meet high school counselors and prospective Mills students. Contact her at the International Hotel, Century and Sepulveda Boulevards for admissions information. Mills, in its 115th year, is a liberal arts college for young women with 770 students from 45 states and 24 foreign countries.
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Southland
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Sepulveda
Pants push new roles in fall and winter fashion
The nation’s trendsetters embrace pants as a major fashion staple for women. Designers offer a smorgasbord from wide leg knickers to tight leggings, with black boots and tights in bold head-to-toe ensembles. California trends favor short pants as streetwear extends from Ocean Boulevard to Fifth Ave.
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Huilt
Chickens Come Home to Roost in Dear Mrs Mayfield
Dear readers share a toxic tale of revenge and ruin. A woman recounts an affair with a married man who married another woman and refused to divorce. She warns others while acknowledging harm caused to the wife and children, and warns that consequences may return.
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Mrs. Mayfield
Pacific Jazz Festival opens three day Costa Mesa bill
The Don Ellis Big Band moves to the opening Friday night at the Pacific Jazz Festival in Costa Mesa. The three day festival at the Orange County Fairgrounds features Thad Jones Mel Lewis, Modern Jazz Quartet, Vince Guaraldi Trio and the Four Freshmen on Friday. Saturday includes Generations of Vibers workshop, Cal Tjader Quintet, Gary Burton Quartet and Miles Davis Quintet. Sunday showcases Dukes of Dixieland, Jon Hendricks Evolution of the Blues Song, Big Mama Thornton, T Bone Walker and more blues guests. Tickets range 3 to 6.50 for evening shows.
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Mel Lewis
Miles
Davis
Duke Ellington
George Shearing
Dukes of Dixieland
Southern California
Jon Hendricks
Monterey
Joe Hendricks
Big Mama Willie Mac Thornton
T-Bone Walker
Hanna Dean
Jimmy Smith
Jack Squiny Smith
Jack Sheldon
West Montgomery
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