The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 11

VOriluant cJLunckeon, bit, of en, CONDUCTORS THREE Chester Hayden Ronald Clark Edouard Hurlimaim Repertoire Class Presents Program The monthly meeting of the Repertoire Class was held recently in the studio of Mrs. Laura E. Nichols at Hi'', Truxtun avenue. A of solo and "ensemble numbers was presented by the following intermediate and advanced piano students: Jeanne Rasske, Vema Mae Allen, Elaine Bankson, Margaret Mitchell, David Welch, Barbara Jean Eadwell, Doris Brown, Shirley Hpllingsworth, Ton! Ogle, Janice Oorr, Manuel Martinez, Bill Gordon, Charlene Ann Gordon, Rodney Bankson and Manuel Barrera. The next meeting will be held April 9.

Next Monday evening when Kern Philharmonic Chorus presents Haydn's "The there will 33g be some 150 voices in the group. The Monday evening concert at the Harvey auditorium climaxes many weeks of rehearsals as well as an interesting example of co-operative choral work and organization. This year when Edouard Hurlimann, mu- sicaKdirector of the Kern Philharmonic Orchestra, was asked to direct the chorus he suggested that the group be organized with a number of auxiliary groups in different cities of the county. Delano Too As a result of Mr. Hurlimann's suggestion and throiigh the combined efforts of the Kern Philharmonic- Society and the Kern County Recreation and Cultural Commission it was arranged to have a choral group rehearse in Bakersfield under the direction of Chester Hayden.

This plan worked out most successfully with approximately one hundred people joining the Bakers field choral group and some sixty in the Delano group. During the immediate weeks past the combined groups have been rehearsing under the baton of Edouard Hurlimann. Conductor Pleased Mr. Hurlimann has been delighted with this plan and with the work, that has been accomplished. The associate directors of the Kern Philharmonic Chorus, Chester Hayden and Ronald Clark, are well known to music audiences.

Mr. Hayden is head of the music department of Delano High School. Mr. Clark is a member of the Bakersfield High School and College faculty and is also director of the First Baptist Church choir. The three artists assisting the chorus in its Monday evening concert are Miss Jean Fenn, soprano, of Los Angeles; Howard Ross, tenor, of Los Angeles, and Eugene Williams, basso-eantante, of Bakers field.

Guild Plans to. Hold Luncheon Dorcas Giiild of the Messiah Lutheran Church will hold a luncheon meeting at 11 a.m. Thursday in the fellowship room of the church. Hostesses for the day will be Mesdames Karl Wahl, Albert Wolt- rnann, Eoy Porter and P.M. Palleson.

Devotions will be under the direction of Mrs. Willie Carlson Mrs. E. J. Johnson, a member of the altar committee, will talk on flower arrangements and Mrs.

A. Bengtson will present an organ solo. The organ has been placed in the clnirch by the Tracy Music Company. Olif Sakrraftpib daltfomtan Wednesday, March 16,1949 SUCCESSFUL the many workers responsible for success of the "ladies' day" event of-Potato Association Tuesday were the committee members pictured here, left.to right, the Mesdames Henry Jacobsen, George Craig, John Bidart, Calvin Conron, chairman, and John Moore. The event toot the form of a luncheon and style show, the latter a style show by Judds in.

the palm of Bakersfield Inn. FASHION REVUE FEATURES EVENT Amid spring flowers and miniature parasols the palm rooin of Bakersfield Inn was converted into a bower of loveliness when wives and''guests of Kern County Potato Growers Association were entertained at a luncheon and style show Tuesday. Theme of the fashion parade was "Spring Serenade" with a charming musical background provided by Miss Florence Bayless and Max Bay less as Dale Hutto described the costumes presented by Judds. Miss Janice Myler was in charge of the stow for the store. In all types: of' dress, styles were either distinctly tailored or daintily -feminine.

The stole was featured throughout the show worn with, costumes for every occasion. "After Dark" Popular Although all the models were well received by the audience, the "after dark" fashions were the most dramatic. Favorites in formal wear were a blue chiffon with a very black lace combined with ice-blue marquisette. Also featured were full skirt and a two-piece gown in formals and cocktail wear in embossed lace, crepe' and chantilly lace, and picolet and Irish lace. Afternoon dresses indicated- the popularity of sheer silk print and pure dye silk for springtime, with crepes, sheer woolens and lightweight gabardines still the favorites in suits for street wear.

Most popular of these was a bolero costume with two-tiered skirt, the lining in both the bolero and skirt tiers contrasting with the material in the suit. Breakfast Coats Breakfast coats featured organdy, percale, silk and piijue fabrics with PROVES WONDERFUL FOR ITCHING SKINRASH! First applications of doctor's wonderful stainless, invisible relieve itchier, and aid healing of Rashes, Eczema, Psoriasis, Ringworm and similar surface skin and scalp Zemo is backed by amazing record of success. First trial of Zemo convinces. MOOSE EVENT Loyal Order of Moose will convene at 8 p.m. Thursdny in the Moosfi hall.

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J. NEWBURG, YiS Manager The ALLISON SANITARIUM for the care and treatment-of ALCOHOLICS AND NERVOUS CASES is entirely too busy time to write an advertisement for the newspaper this week. The PROBLEM of ALCOHOLISM in Bakersfield is so great that this institution with its NEW SYSTEM of ALCOHOLIC CONTROL has grown, in three months' time, from its beginning to an unexpected expansion. Our Staff is OPEN lo All LICENSED Medical Doctors ALLISON SANITARIUM ALCOHOLISM and NERVOUSNESS 830 Brundage Lane Bakersfield Phone 2-1814 morning dresses fashioned of broadcloth, linen and novelty cottons. As''mistress of ceremonies Mrs.

Tod Mosier introduced chairmen and out of town guests and announced winners of prizes. Mrs. Mosier introduced members of "Los FIojos" quartet, Bates Dewey, John Akeman, Harold Greene and Calvin Conron, who sang "Easter Parade" and "After Dark," returning later to entertain the audience with "Pretty Baby" and "Coney Island Baby." A dance team fronT Arthur Murray dance studio presented a samba and waltz numbers. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Louise Malofy; Mrs.

Harold Greene and Henry Guidera of Shatter and Mrs. John Moore of Arvin. General chairman of the event was Mrs. Mrs. Calvin assisted H.

E. Adams, fashion chairman; Mrs. John Bidart and Mrs. Bernard Sasia, decorations; Mrs. Rolf Jacobsen and Mrs.

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