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PEOPLE Places & Things

John Bitter, dean of the school of Music, University of Miami, will present a program of chamber music with faculty members participating, Sunday at the Musicians Club weekly program. The program at 4 p.m. will be followed by tea. It is open to the public. Celebrating its sixth year as members of the National Secretaries Association International, the Coral Gables Chapter will hold a dinnermeeting at 7 p.m. today (Thursday) at the Coral Gables Country Club. Mrs. Marie Starr, immediate past international secretary, will be present. Coral Gables members of the South African Violet Club will join area members at 8 p.m. today (Thursday) at Suniland Hall, 11539 So. Dixie Hwy., for installation of new officers. Louis Daigle, county agent, will show slides on entomology. Karen Christiansen, daughter of the Edward Christiansens of 6312 Riviera Dr., will be hostess for the annual Settlement School coffee Friday, Nov. 3, a project of the Pi Beta Phi alumnae club. The party, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., is to acquaint the public with the sale of "Arrowcraft." Arrowcraft hand-woven articles are made at the school in Gatlinburg, Tenn. As an added attraction at this year's coffee, Mrs. Osma Gallinger Tod, author of "The Joy of Hand Weaving," will put on a demonstration of handweaving. Mrs. Jerry Clarke and Mrs. Gene Holbrook are coordinators of the affair. Orchids to five "50" year members of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority alumnae club. They are Mrs. Jay V. Carpenter, 1306 Castile Ave.; Mrs. James J. Helm, 1524 San Reno Ave.; Mrs. Vern F. Dobbins, 324 Velarde Ave.; Mrs. A. V. McCulloch, and Mrs. Robert Miller Harris, of Miami. Jerry J. Scohier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Scohier, 544 Vittorio Ave., is undergoing nine weeks' basic training as a seaman recruit at Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. Dr. Jay F. W. Pearson, president of the University of Miami, told members of the UM Women's Club monthly meeting, that he visited Kyung Hee, the University of Korea, when he and Mrs. Pearson took their trip abroad. He compared the university there with our university in Coral Gables, said they are both independent universities, the only difference being that Kyung Hee has been burned out three times. Marie Zerby and her brother Billy invited about 40 of their parents' friends in for a surprise evening during their father,

WITH A BOUQUET of flowers floating in the pool in front of them are three new officers who attended the president's reception Oct. 18 of the Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club. From left are First Vice President Mrs. JC Perino Jr., 198 Sunrise Ave.; President Mrs. E. J. Tilton, 1425 Milan Ave.; and Second Vice President Mrs. James M. Cole, 7940 SW 36th Ter.

BRASINGTON MATSON DOUGHTY SOME other new officers of the CG Junior Woman's Club are Mrs. Jack L. Brasington, 1511 Alberca St., corresponding secretary; Mrs. Donald Doughty, 5221 Orduna Dr., dental clinic supervisor; and Mrs. D. W. Matson Jr., 2214 Granada Blvd., general treasurer. John Zerby's, visit over Sunday. Their parents reside in Philadelphia, have a winter home here, at 2121 N. Greenway Dr. The members of the Coral Gables Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary honored their new president, Mrs. Lawrence H. Adams, 1451 Mendavia Ave., at a coffee, yesterday (Wednesday). Mrs. Frank W. Guilford, 4310 San Amara Dr., the new president of the senior auxiliary, was honored also. The coffee was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. George M. Wilson, 510 Barossa Ave. Mrs. James Beard, 435 Bianca Ave., served as chairman.

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