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Holiday Events Are Held At Brazilian Court HotelPalm Beach Daily News, Thursday, December 21 1 qi�7 Paso Al- -SnAZ1L1A1 ® Mr. and Mrs. F r e d Kohl- meyer enjoy the balmy breezes in the patio at the party held by the American Association of University Women re- cently. Their current project is the Palmi Beach County Retarded Children's Kindergar- ten,. Morgan) NPB AA UW Holiday vents Are TJeld At BJL ctZilian �ourtHotel Brazilian Court Hotel offi- cially opened its doors on Sunday for its 37 consecutive winter season. Two annual holiday social events preced- ed the hotel opening. Mem- bers and guosts of the well- known Islanders Club of Mrs. Tscheng S. Feng, wife, Palm Beach staged a formal of the West Palm Beach surf cocktail art and P dinner geon, will discuss "The Lan-", da: aFAN y evening. guage and Customs of China On Saturday evening, the Monday night, when she University Women of North speaks before the members palm Beach held their annual of the North Palm Beach Christmas party for the third Branch of the American As- year at the Brazilian Court. sociation of University Wo- men at their 8 p.m. meeting. The program will be held, at the First Federal Savfngs and Loan Association in Lake Park and is open to the pub- lic. Mrs. Feng, native of Cheefo in Shantung Province, at- tended an American mis- sionary high school and was awarded a full scholarship to Agnes Scott College in De- catur, Ga. She graduated in 1953 with a major in music. The North Palm Beach Branch of AAUW members are looking forward to their, annual holiday dinner dance for members and husbands'. which has been scheduled Dec. 17 at the Brazilian Court Hotel in Palm Beach. Mrs. Donald Dahlberg, chairman of the event, has announced that J. E. Bur- rows and his combo will pro- vide music for the holiday occasion. NPB AAUW "Should China Be Admitted to the United Nations'.'" will be the topic of a panel discus- sion scheduled Monday eve- ning by the North Palm Beach Branch of the Ameri- can Association of University W o m e n, (AAUW), at the First Federal Savings and L o a n Association of I.,ake Park. Participating in the 8 p.m. program will be Mrs. Harold Tiedemann, M i s s Martha Popp, Mrs. Arthur St. John and Mrs. Itobert White. The event is open to the public. University Warren "The Setting: the Where, What and WhY of Ch_1na"will be the topic of the Monday meeting of the North Palm Beach Branch of American Association of University Women to be held at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association in Lake Park. Those planning to partici- pate in the 8 p.m. program ex ent include Mrs. Edward Sharp, Mrs. Benjamin West and Mrs. K e i t h Cloyed. Mrs. William Abbott is chairman of the session. In addition to the regular monthly meetings, the or- ganization conducts a series of four different study groups. An art history study group under the leadership of Mrs. Donald Robin and a book discussion group with Mrs. H a r o l d Tiede- mann as chairman, are also part of this year's study program. KOI-ITIH P.A.LIM BEACH '.she branch chose "Revolution in Modern 1(;hina". We had many excel- lent study group sessions on China Rlus good attendance at our dine arts and book study groups. We are -)ti-11 helping with the remedial reading program at a local school. The branch gave a $500.00 named gift to fellowships in honor of Thelma Obert, former presi- dent of the branch. The next regular meeting of the NPB Branch of Ameri- can Association of University Women will bd held on Mon- day, October 17, at 8 p.m. at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association in Lake Park. The topic of this meet- ing will be "The Setting: the Where, What and Why of Chi- na." Those participating in the program will be Mrs. Ed- ward Sharp, Mrs. Benjamin West and Mrs. Keith Cloyed with Mrs. William Abbott as Chairman. In addition to the regular monthly meetings, the organi- zation conducts a series of four different study groups, two of which are based on the year's topic, "Revolution in Modern China." An art his- tory study group, under the leadership of Mrs. Donald Robin, which meets the fourth Monday of each month and a book discussion group with Mrs. Harold Tiedemann as chairman which is held on the second Sunday of the month are also part of this year's study program. AAUW PRESIDENT Mrs. William W. Abbott president of the local chapter of the American Association of University Women, arrives at Brazilian Court with her husband for Association dinner. . (C-1 6- ( Bert and Richard Morgan AAUW I�0 Hear Mrs. Feng Mrs. Tscheng S. Feng, wife of the West Palm Beach surgeon, will be the guest speaker at the next regular meeting of the North Palm Beach Branch of the Ameri- can Association of Univer- sity Women to be held on Monday, November 21, at 8 P.M. at the First Federal Savings and Loan Associa- tion in Lake Park. Her topic will be "The Language and Customs of China.' Mrs. Feng was born in Cheefo in Shantung Province. She attended an American missionary high school and was awarded a full scholar- ship to Agnes Scott College In Decatur, Ga. She grad- uated in 1953 with a major ; in music. The public is in- vited to hear Mrs. Feng speak. The Brazilian Court in Palm Beach will be the set- ting for the organization's annual holiday dinner dance to be held on Saturday, De- cember 17, for members and their husbands. Mrs. Donald Dahlberg, who is in charge of the arrangements, has an- a nounced that J. E. Burrows and his combo will provide the music for this annual event.