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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1968

Page

9

Bunny Brunch Easter Fest Promises Teen Entertainment

The seventh annual Bunny Brunch will entertain teens at the Arizona Biltmore on Sunday from 11:30 am to 2 pm. A teen center area grows for egg hunts, with an egg relay, magic show, bunnies, contests, and prizes. Tickets cost 5 for adults and 3 for children with reservations via Mrs. Joistin or Mrs. Joachim.

Star Starters Children’s Theatre Arizona Biltmore Biltmore Robert Joistin Richard Joachim Phoenix Scottsdale Elaine. Hash Marriel Pensinger Betty Bimson Helen Doeller Dorothy Denempont Helen Shea Barbara Ryan Doris Londen Reba Miller Janet Lang Joyce Carol DePinto Marge Aldrich Arizona Country Club

Hats on Parade Signal Golf Week at Villa Monterey

Frilly feminine hats for luncheons and Easter services headline a Villa Monterey golf week kickoff. Lady golfers lead a do it yourself creation contest with categories for most beautiful original craziest and golfiest looks while a busy hall watches the airborne ensembles.

Villa Monterey

White hats take Easter parade spotlight in fashion recalls

New York milliners report white wide-brimmed leghorns and organdy hats dominate Easter season. Buyers favor camellia white and magnolia pearl, with leghorns remaining top sellers though berets and sewn fabric hats also perform well. Adolfo and Vincent Harmick note nostalgia drives leghorn popularity and proportion matters for wearers.

New York UPI Camellia White Magnolia Pearl Peter Brandon Mr. John Firm Mr. John Scarlett O’hara Vincent Harmick

Buck A Cup coffee day supports Easter Seal Society

Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosts Buck A Cup across Scottsdale venues with a one dollar BAC button granting unlimited coffee to raise funds for the Arizona Easter Seal Society aiding crippled children. Beta Sigma Phi celebrates 37th founding anniversary with Tempe chapters at Shalimar Country Club noon luncheon. Walter W. Ross to speak.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Scottsdale Arizona Easter Seal Society Beta Sigma Phi

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