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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2000
Page
9
A one day session on woodblock printing will be held Saturday July at Pacific Asia Museum from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Attendees receive handmade paper a woodblock ink and tools kit to keep. The fee is 100 for members 110 for nonmembers. An intermediate class follows in August. For reservations call 449-2742 Ext. 31.
Southwest Museum presents Santa Clara Portraits to accompany Pueblo pottery at LACMA West from June 24 to January 2. Five black and white portraits by Neil Chapman showcase Santa Clara potters with their work. the Santa Clara Pueblo near Santa Fe hosts 350 active potters including Tafoya and Naranjo. The show is free to the public along with From Earth Fire and Spirit. information at (323) 933-4510.
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra string players present a brunch concert at 1 a.m Sunday, June 25, at the Ford Amphitheatre. The program opens with Martina's String Two No 1 performed by Parkin Kato and Davis, then Serenade in C major Op 10 for String Trio, and closes with Brahms Sextet No 1 Op 18. Tickets are $25 with coffee snack and NYT. brunch buffet is $13. Gates open 9 a.m. Information at (323) 461-3673.
The San Marino Area Chapter of the National Charity League introduced 32 Ticktockers at the Ritz-Carlton Huntington Announcement Tea. More than 600 guests attended as ball and tea chairmen welcomed participants, with music by the J Sterling Orchestra and a fashion show featuring Nordstrom and Yelena Bridal gowns.
Pasadena POPS under Music Director Rachael Worby unveils a 2000 Summer Series at Descanso Gardens with 7:30 p.m. concerts, early 5:30 p.m. gates, ample free parking, and diverse programs including We The People July 1, When Irish Eyes Are, French Twist, and a Family Festival July 15. Single tickets range 15 to 45 dollars with season and group discounts. call 792-7677 for tickets.
The Pasadena Summer Youth Chamber Orchestra will perform a concert Saturday July 1 at 8 p.m. at the Wilshire Ebel Theatre in Los Angeles. The program features Humperdinck and Mozart, Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin, and Rachmaninoff concert works. Conductors are Allen Robert Gross and Marvin Neumann.
Cathy Woolway was installed as the 75th president at the Junior League of Pasadena annual meeting at Descanso Gardens. Outgoing president Jo-Anne Woolner gave a $500,000 check to Kidspace Museum. The yearlong celebration marks 75 years of League service with donations and thousands of volunteer hours to Madison Elementary School projects.
At El Molino Viejo on June 13, the San Marino Garden Club installed its 2000 2001 officers. Doris Segall officiated, likening each role to a new planting. President Pat Eyler received a gardening book, lunch was chicken crepes catered by Lisa Courtney, and officers announced include Eyler, Hein, Burford, Meskell, Pierce, Weeks Pederson, and Williamson.
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