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APR. 4, 1966 Los Angeles Times the latter (an entirely different project merely held CHRISTY FOX Eastertime Vacationers Hop Off in All Directions Not that Angelenos need. any excuse to freeway-it down to the desert for some sunning or up a mountain side for some skiing, but Easter vacation does provide a delightful foil. Doing the local holidayers one better are Margaret and Judge Charles Carr, who sky- hop to Honolulu and their Island home for the Eastern season. Expect them back mid-month.

Margaret already has invitations out for a drop-in luncheon May 10 in her Beverly Hills Also on the Honolulu beat: Bob George, with the most exciting of reasons. He flew over to see his son Bob, just back from Vietnam, war ribbons and all. Lillian Molieri, former Angeleno, stopped by Our Town for a few days en route home to Managua, Nicaragua. She'll rendezvous with her parents and brother (he's Nicaraguan consul general) in Mexico City for Easter. Lillian just won the Nicaraguan equivalent of an Oscarthe Monje de Oro for her radio show Spring Fever: This has to be the funniest tie-in with an art museum! Understand an anonymous friend has entered a frog in the annual Calaveras County Jumping Frog Contest (coming up in May) and named it after the director of the Pasadena Art Museum.

His name? Walter Hopps! And while we're on the subject of the Pasadena Art Museum, I might mention that Art Nouveau fans should drop by and see the current show of the glass work of Louis C. Tiffany. There's lots going on there these days with the big Art Auction coming up April 19. While Peggy (Mrs. Mason) Phelps was on an African safari, Carolyn (Mrs.

Robert Rowan has been flying back and forth between coasts completing plans. Phoebe (Mrs. Alvia) Brockway is so excited about the League for Crippled Children's September safari to Africa she can talk of nothing else. The travelers meet for luncheon today at Fred Hayman's Downtown to compare travel notes re. minds me, Meg Quinn's trip to Spain and Portugal in August is especially for adults and teen-agers.

Literary Opportunity: For 20 lucky students, a special writing workshop will be conducted at USC by Irving Stone, who has been designated a Distinguished Lecturer in Writing by his alma mater. If you are looking around for a pleasant spot for dinner in a garden setting, some balmy spring evening, take a spin out to Hotel Bel-Air. You can even watch the swans swim by. Relaxing. Ruth and Howard Tullis thought so a few evenings ago so did Jane and Lowell Wilson.

Mrs. William Porter Durkee Jr. and Balboa Bay Club's Dorothy Yardely headed for Washington, D.C., a day or SO ago where they'll visit Mrs. D's son, William Porter Durkee III, national director of Civil Defense, then stop by Chicago to visit longtime friends. Chorale Notes: Roger Wagner dashed back to town from his threemonth world tour and even before going home he stopped by Judy and Frank Murphy's party to honor Elinor Remick Warren (Mrs.

Z. Wayne Griffin). He conducted Elinor's "Requiem" in its premiere performance last p.m. in The Music Center. At the Murphy's Wayne inscribed his name in the guest book, then proudly added "Happy Man!" Over My Shoulder: To two successive and unrein the hospital) an opportunity for community leaders to view a disturbingly important playlet.

It was "portraying family and community problems through the technique of professional theater" as do all Plays for Living. This one emphasized the importance of absorbing into life again the mentally rehabilitated. Great work is being accomplished through this audiovisual project. lated days in the auditorium at Childrens Hospital of Los Angeles, both proving the prowess of volunteers. First it was a parade of committee chairmen, relating the hospital group's annual successes, and second a showcase performance of Plays for Living's "Picnic Basket." The former was a cheering report of financial activities of the faithful volunteers, small size specialists sizes 3 thru 9 only there she goes goes, in our kicky knock-out suit by E.T.

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