The Santa Fe New Mexican from Santa Fe, New Mexico • 5

I I Wednesday, June 5. 1963. Santa Fe. NM. THE NEW MEXICAN 5 -g V' "i New Mexicans iit'vM 1 MPnir a Pit if 1 14 tjj i il it i i 1, Edited by ANN D.

CLARK Deadline for Calendar, 12 noon Thursday Telephone YU 3-3303. Ext. 20 Espanola 753-4900 Lot Alamos 2-4021 "M.f 1 w. 4 1 to iitoUtH 3 It i V1 nr Mrs. Irving Bell Entertains At Tea For Mrs.

J. Bearman X.1, II I'l I a i i Vf1 i A wVWfe' fitted Mrs. Irving Boll was hostess Monday afternoon for a delightful tea at La Posada Inn honoring her mother, Mrs. John J. Bearman of Birmingham, Ala.

Approximately 50 guests called between the hours of 3 and 5 oclock, many motoring up from Albuquerque for the occasion. Heirloom silver appointments reflected the beautiful red and pink floral arrangements used on the white linen Novered tea table. Tall Russian silver candlesticks held ping candles. Presiding at the silver services during the afternoon were Mrs. Elvin Kanter and Mrs.

Michael Madanick, both of Albuquerque. 11 iirjjwr 1 1,1 All 1 1 are: Mrs. Leon Brown, nominating chairman: Mrs. William Steyert, secretary: and Mrs. John Ashbridge, second vice-chairman and membership chairman.

AMONG THE NEW OFFICERS-The Los Alamos branch of the American Association of University Women board of directors were feted at the final meeting of the year and new officers were selected. Among the new officers Il bUUtitliiul I it "all 111 K. lt MRS. JOHN J. BEARMAN of Birmingham, was honor guest at a tea given by her daugh-Mns.

Irving Bell, the former Miss Marilyn Beaman. Mrs. Bearman is visiting in New Mexico as guest of her son-sn-law and daughter and also spending some time with her son, Leroy Bearman of Albuquerque. Crosby Presents Vivid Picture of Financial Problems Connected With Production of SF Opera Season president. Mrs.

W. J.1 Sturgeon, division president, presided. John Crosby, founder and gen-sociation to approacji founda-eral director of the Santa Fe turns. gve totals of the funds Opera, gave an enlightening and contributed guilds evi- of enthusiastic support. informative financial picture of He pointed to the extremely Kelly Shannon Ralph Pardington Designer-Craftsmen Elect Shannon; Present Policy Will Be Continued SWIMMING LESSONS Children and Adults Private Pool Heated-Flit ered Qualified Water Safety Instructors CALL YU 2-2848 high standards required of the company higher than many well-known opera companies in this country and abroad.

Crosby told of the hospitality and genuine friendship which has been given by Santa Feans to members of the company and how much the artists appreciate the many, many courtesies extended to them. He spoke briefly of the end-of-season indebtedness of the Santa Fe Opera which a continuing problem as one of the "flow of monies. He pointed to the tremendous expenditures which are necessary prior to opening night ranging from costumes, scores, librettos through staff. these, he he said, come at a time when major individual contributors must necessarily meet other commitments. And, he told how this was solved.

In closing, Crosby spoke of a future phase of endeavor within the company to members of the Women's Division, Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday. Crosby was principal speaker at the luncheon meeting held at La Posada Inn. Using round figures, the personable, young (37) conductor told those present that the cost of presenting the summer season totaled $300,000 with some 90 per cent of that sum remaining in the Santa Fe area to stimulate the economy here. Crosby emphasized that less than 10 per cent of the total cost of production was spent outside of New Mexico and that these monies were for goods and services royalties, rentals and costumes in the mam. which are not available in the Land of Enchantment He explained to his highly attentive audience that approximately one-third of the total operating cost comes from ticket sales, about one-third from donations USE HOP by VIC Santa Fes chapter of the New Mexico Designer-Craftsmen held a final meeting on Saturday at the Folk Art Museum to discuss policy and elect officers for the 1963-64 season, which will start immediately after the Labor Day holidays.

Replacing Joe Wertz as president will be former vice-president Kelly Shannon, and stepping into the vice presidency is Ralph Pardington. Kelly is well known as a potter, and Ralph is on the staff of the Institute of American Indian Arts, teaching ceramics. These two officers will also represent the local chapter on the state level. Ruth McPherson will continue as treasurer, and a secretary will be appointed by the president. It was agreed among the members present that the mam purpose of the organization is education and encouragement of high standards of workmanship the are shown welcoming Mrs, Kenneth Wilson, the new fellowships chairman.

The setting was a luncheon for the board of directors of AAUW. A WELCOME TO RESPONSIBILITY-Mrs. Robert Stoll, playschool director and Mrs. David Shaffer, social and economic issues chairman as well as the coauthor of "Transfer Topics both within New Mexico and the framework of both the Opera craftsman, and of appreciation in the general public. First steps toward this were effected during the 1962-64 season by programming lectures, critical sessions, color slide showings of contemporary award-winning crafts, demonstrations by experts and moUm pictures of top-notch craftsmen at work.

It ia hoped that even better programs will be made available in 1963-64 through the cooperation of D-C. members working on active committees. Retiring president Joe Wertz announced that this year the New Mexico Designer-Craftsmen will have an exhibition room of their own at the State Fair in Albuquerque, September 12 through 22. This is contrast to previous years when crafts had no special place, but were included as fine arts. There will be four categories in this exhibit 1) weaving, which will include all fabrics or fibrous matenal; 2) ceramics, covering all work made of clay, including sculpture up to 18 inches, and enameling: 3) metals, including silverwork, jewelry, etc.

and 4) miscellaneous, to accomodate any craft not included the fir. three divisions. For each category there will be a $25 first pnze, a $10 second and a blue ribbon for third, with possible purchase prizes offered. There will be an entry fee of one dollar per person and the rfiow will be open to every craftsmen whether a member of NMDC or not. The meeting closed-with a vote of thanks to Joe Wertz for his invaluable gift of time and effort in organizing, fostering and presiding over the Santa Fe Chapter of the New Mexico Designer-Craftsmen organization.

mitsP from other states with national foundations also contributing to the support of the Santa Fe Opera. Crosby was lavish in his praise of the various guilds of the New Mexico Opera Association, point- Association of New Mexico and the Opera Guilds which would, when underway, relieve much of the financial strain of raising funds. Crosby mentioned, at the request of a member of the audience, ing out that it was evidence of, that five members of the Santa this support of the Santa Fe Fe Opera had appeared Monday Opera by individuals over 1.700 evening at the White House at Casa Alegre Club Plans Table Show Sunday Afternoon last year that enabled the as- the request of President Kennedy. The occasion was the State Dinner there for the President of India. The speaker as presented by Mrs.

Charles Barrows, first vice The Highest Quality Drycleaning and Tailoring Service In Sonto Ft Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Reynolds have as their guests for several weeks three of their grandchildren who are visiting here from their home irt Las Vegas, Nev.

Een joying their summer holiday are Andy Vance Holmes III, Tommy Reynolds Holmes and Martha Elizabeth Holmes. Their mother will be remembered as the former Miss Grace Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kinsolving have been here visiting their parents, the Rt. Rev.

and Mrs C. J. Kinsolving III and Mr. and Mrs. R.

Young. Mrs. Kinsolving will be remembered as the former Miss Patty Young. Wesley Swope was here briefly visiting Mrs. Edwin Swope en route to his present home in Modesta, Calif.

He has accepted a position with the Hel ados Club in Caracas, Venezuela. The Helados Club is an affiliate of Bordens Ice cream. Swope and his family move shortly to Caracas. The Barn Sets Saturday Opening Two Colorado artists are to be featured durmg the Saturday afternoon reception at The Bara on Canyon Road. Works of Watson Bidwell of Greeley and George Em rick of Brighton are to be exhibited in this very unusual gallery which literally was a bam several years ago.

Margaret Hibberd, gallery owner and director, has issued attractive invitations for the 4 to 6 p.m. reception. CITeTaReNS A friend of mine becomes "the father of the bride in this month of weddings and he as complaining to me the other night about "all the fuss and bother. "Why cant they just go ahead and be married quietly, he demanded. That, of course.

Isnt the way its done providing, of course, the women have anything to do with it. It reminded me of a note about the "eskentiaU of a wedding I had read in a booklet about Cook's Champagne. A woman would deny that a mere ceremony is a wedding within the true meaning of the word, according to Cooks. In the heart of every girl is the dream of that perfect day, HER wedding day when she will walk down the aisle, all eyes upon her, to be joined in holy wedlock with the man of her choice! A woman will tell you the following are necessary for a wedding: 1 religious ceremony. 2.

A father, brother, unde or cousin to give the bride away. 3 A best man for the groom. 4 At least one attendant for the bride. 5 A bouquet for the bride. 6 A ring for the bride.

7 A reception, no matter bow small, but which must include a wedding cake and champagne to toast the bride. "A wedding, says Cooks, "that meets these basic requirements only becomes more beautiful with wedding dreaa and music, the addition of laughing guests and gay waltzea. Such a wedding filled with the warm spirit of love and affection, would be a far more memorable occasion than a cold wedding of the most elaboratd perfection. In planning the wedding reception is important and of course, what you serve to drinh is highly important. It can ba champagne, a champagne punch or an imitation champagne punch, Wa have prepared and served tha liquid refreshments for many wedding parties, and our services are at your disposal, Wo have punch bowls, punch glasses, and, of course, aU tha Ingredients.

Drop In our Palaca Avenue atom and talk over you wedding reception or party plans. WeU help make It the great success the bride wants it to be. The Language of Love and Friendship is theme chosen for the Sunday afternoon table setting show to be presented by Casa Alegre Garden Club at the Bank of Santa Fe. Mrs. Herman Bolinger and Mrs.

S. Danieli are serving as co-chairmen of' the 2 to 5 p.m exhibition with Mrs. Toni Saiz ant! Mrs. Joseph Ramirez acting as official hostesses. Classifications (s i x) include Honeymoon Breakfast, Birthday Luncheon for a Fried, First Anniversary Dinner, Fiftieth Anniversary Dinner, Tea for Two ant Dinner for Favorite Famous Cou pla.

Dr. Coxon Due Home From Seminar Dr. V. G. Coxon is expectet today from Fort Worth where he lias participated in a research seminar conducted by the Parker Chiropractic Research Founda tion.

"Service with Quality" Ph. YU 2-0271 Coll For And D.liv.r erything you sweep into the pan will slide off easily! Helen G. It works beautifully. Heloise Dear Heloise: You can water your house plants and cover them with a plastic bag The moisture which seeps up from the plant itself will rewater the plants for a short period. This is really good when going on a short vacation.

I find that the bags from our dry cleaning are excellent for this. T.S. Dear Heloise: Dont throw away lemon halves after the juice has been extracted. They may be dipped in salt and rubbed on the bottom of your copper-bottomed pots for a few minutes and they will gleam like new. Then pick up a soap-filled pad and scour the bottom of the pot lightly.

This will leave a film of jewelers rouge on the pot, which will help prevent further accumulation. Lemons also work on a cutting board. After rubbing, allow to stand for about one hour. Then wash the board under your hot water faucet with some good detergent and put in the sun to dry. You will find that your dough board will be bleached to a whiteness as never before! Nellie OES Note 1 Obligation night will be observed at 8 Thursday evening by the Santa Fe Chapter, Order of Eastern Star with Mrs.

Morris Beo-grove, worthy matron, and Charles Allen, worthy patron, in charge. Mrs. Eula Lawrence is to be refreshment chairman. AH members are urged to attend. The Thomas Lunas To Live In Dallas Mr.

snd Mrs. Thomas M. Luna were to leave today for Dallas where he has accepted a position with Temco Electronic. Luna received his bachelor of science in electrical engineering Saturday from New Mexico State University. He is married to the former Miss Leora Vigil of Santa Fa and Los Alamos.

They have one aon, Patrick. By HEL01SE CRUSE Dear Heloise: You are the greatest thing to happen to women since the 19th Amendment (Women's Suffrage) and I want to thank you for your wonderful Hints From Heloise. As I did my housework this morning I have been constantly reminded of your idea of using an old sugar bowl with the goopy soap pad the nylon stocking to catch lint from the drain holes in my washing machine the oven which was so easy to clean because of the amonia-soaked bath towel left over night my wonderful bath towel blouses that are now my everyday costume around the house, etc. Last night one of your readers suggestions saved my life. I discovered that I had no dry diapers for Susie about half an hour before her bedtime.

I hung the wet diaper on a skirt hanger, and slipped a plastic cleaners bag over the hanger and hung the whole works on the shower rod in my bathroom. I then set my hair-diyer on a little stool under the bag and inserted the end of the nozzle inside the plastic bag and tied the loose ends all around the nozzla. I turned on the dryer and in twenty minutes my diapers were dry! May I suggest that anyone trying to do this, be sure and leave that small hole at the top of the plastic bag so the hot air has a place to escape! Sue R. Dear Heloise: I Please tell our coffee friends this hint. Take some kitchen floor wax and coat your dust pan.

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