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Part IV- May 28, 1975 Los Angeles Times ORANGE COUNTY DATELINE ANAHEIM The 25th biennial state conference of the CORONA DEL MAR The Bahia Corinthian Yacht Catholic Daughters of America will be held today through Club's ladies' spring luncheon, themed "Sparkle Plenty," will Sunday at the Disneyland Hotel. begin today with an 11 a.m, social hour in the club's This year's conference theme is Renewal and Reconcilia- Columbia Room. tion. Today, in addition to registration, will be Disneyland Mary Barr from Barr's Jewelers in Newport Beach will "Fun Day" workshops, for all awards Catholic and special Daughters and entertainment families. the give a talk on the romantic history of many famous jewels There will be during while showing glass replicas.

conference. Betty Marr and "The Fashion Crew" of Newport Beach Hostess courts for the conference are Court Blessed will show fashions for sailing, tennis, swimming, beachwear Sacrament, Court St. No. 2024; Bernardine, Court No. Our 1557.

Lady Loretto, No. 1632; and golf from local shops. of and General chairwoman for the conference is Maurine Bacon The fashions will be modeled during the noon luncheon. of Westminster. Cohostesses for the luncheon are Mrs.

John Gettle, Mrs. Hobard Denny and Mrs. Bjarne E. Ursin. CYPRESS Mrs.

Walter Schultz has been installed as Reservations are limited and can be made at the club, 1601 president of the Woman's Club of Cypress for the year 1975- Bayside Drive. 76. All new officers were installed at a recent meeting in the Lakewood Elks Club. Other officers include Mrs. Walter Saffron, first vice president; Mrs.

Howard Neill, second vice-president; Mrs. ANAHEIM Singer Jimmie Rogers will entertain at Howard Mann, recording secretary; and Mrs. John van den First Friday Friars' Ladies Night on Friday in the South Raadt, treasurer. Ballroom at the Disneyland Hotel. Persons chosen to lead committees for the coming year Cocktails will be served at 6 p.m., with dinner following at include Mrs.

Stephen Larison, Mrs. George Hjorth, Mrs. 7:30. Admission is free to members of the group, and $15 for Wiley Hodge, Jacobsen, Mrs. Larry Fred Bloch, White.

Roy Knapp, wives and guests. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. George and Mrs.

Walter Saffron, newly installed dean of chairwomen, First Friday Friars is a group of Catholic business and will hold an informal coffee for club members at her home professional men who receive Holy Communion the first at 10 a.m. on Thursday. Friday of each month and meet to hear speakers. DAR AND CITY OF HOPE EVENTS 2 Groups Plan Fashion Shows Two benefit shows, for the Col. William Cabell chapter of the DAR of Newport Beach, and the Lupus chapter of Orange County, an auxiliary of the City of Hope, have been announced.

The DAR fashion show, its annual fund-raising event, will be held at noon today in the garden of Mrs. Gary Myers, 1615 Harrow Place, Newport Beach. The fashion show will follow a Bicentennial spring luncheon. Tickets are $5 and all proceeds will benefit the chapter's obligations, which include aid to American Indians, grammar school history contests, DAR Good Citizen contests and other projects. Several local shops are participating in the fashion show.

Engagement Announced for Sy Devore's Daughter The engagement of Miss Lisa Ann Devore, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sy Devore who lived in Beverly Hills, to Donald Brockway Wildman, has been announced by the bride stepmother, Mrs. Robert Brunson of Beverly Hills. Miss Devore attended the University of Arizona where she was affiliated with Delta Delta Delta and is a graduate of the Brooks College of Long Beach with a degree in interior designing.

The future bridegroom is a candidate for graduation in June from Cal State Long Beach. In the fall he will study: at San Diego State. Parents of the future bridegroom are Mrs. Mary Brockway Wildman of Big Bear Lake, formerly of Los Angeles, and Donald D. Wildman of Inglewood.

Wildman is a manufacturers representative with R. A. Trabert Inglewood. The future bridegroom is the grandson of the late Dr. Alvia Brockway, who was a former chief of staff of the Orthopaedic Hospital, and the late Mrs.

Brockway, who was the founder and past president of the League for Crippled Children and was a former Times Woman of the Year. The bride-elect's father was the owner of Sy Devore's Victoria Silby will provide background piano music for professional models and also for members of the organization. The Lupus chapter's benefit luncheon and fashion show will begin at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Peek's Family Colonial Terrace Room, 7801 Bolsa Westminster. Tickets are $2.50 and reservations can be made through the City of Hope Lupus Thrift Shop, 2808 W.

Lincoln Ave. All proceeds will go to a special research program on Lupus Erythematosus being conducted at the City of Hope. (Lupus Erythematosus is an inflammatory disease of the connective tissues.) After the luncheon, members will model their own fashion creations. They also will sell boutique items they have made, and there will be a drawing for two handmade quilts. The Lupus chapter of Orange County, founded two years ago, has more than 100 members.

They have raised more than $25,000 for the Lupus research program. The chapter's next meeting is at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Community Room of Republican Savings Loan, 2400 E. 17th Santa Ana. More information is available by calling the Thrift Shop, Tuesday through Saturday, between 10 a.m.

and 4 p.m. KONO HAWAII presents the SOCIETY OF SEVEN Opening May 29 Res: (714) 531-1232 Look to TIMES EDITORIAL SECTION for lively views! ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS' BEST ART ALL THIS WEEK South Coast Plaza may 29-31 thursday, 12:30 p.m. friday, 12:30 p.m. sunday, 11:30 a.m. All the fun and thrills of a big time art auction right af your nearby Broadway See collector's items by famous artists such as Picasso, Chagall, Braque.

Calder, Miro, Dali, Max, Rockwell, Neiman plus works by new emerging talents in the art world. Over 150 oils, watercolors, lithographs, drawings and etchings. You're sure to find something to fit your budget. Bids start as low as 10.00. You could win a valuable door prize! A work of art worth at least 50.00 will be given away ar as the a bidding door prize.

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La Cienega STORE 655-8051 Men's Store. CELEBRATING 200 THe let your imagination sew free! come see Fieldcrest's Missoni 'sew-how' design show Wouldn't you just love to really MAKE every room in your house with easy-to-do design ideas? Do it! Come see our 'sew-how' Fieldcrest Missoni demonstrations this Thursday, May 29 at Buffums, Westminster. Meet Fieldcrest home fashion designer, Judy Lindahl at 11 A.M. or 2 P.M. and learn how to make the most of every room! See Missoni's new Freestyle mix'n match bedding become masterful decorator touches: shower curtains, harem pillows, picture frames, wall decals, etc.

And get your complimentary booklet that shows exactly how to do it all! Bedding Bath, Westminster. Buy fume WESTMINSTER 200 WESTMINSTER MALL See Our Indian Jewelry Collection Worth A Quarter Million Dollars! You are invited to visit Buffums Westminster from May 29th to 31st for an exclusive showing and sale of one of the finest collections of American Indian jewelry. This collection is worth a quarter of a million dollars, and was purchased from Indian reservations and families in New Mexico. It features Zuni, Navaho and Hopi in both new jewelry and an extensive group of designs pawn jewelry. Each piece is handcrafted in genuine sterling silver, turquoise, coral or shell.

The pieces for men and women include rings, bracelets, squash blossoms, earrings, pins, pendants, belts, bolos, chokers, necklaces and watchbands. Mrs. Stella Tanner, noted Indian Jewelry Authority, will also be here to answer all your questions Thursday through Saturday. Priced from 4.50 to 3,500.00. Fashion Jewelry, Upper Level Westminster Only Bullums 898-4311 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 TO SATURDAY SUNDAY 12-5 2.