Pierettes Will Pirouette at Library Masquerade 1964HERE'S A SAMPLE of the goodies to come at the
Masquerade and Frolic the night of ()cc. 17th at Capt.
Alex's at which North Shore society will go all out for
the North Palm Beach library fund. Rehearsing for that
magic night are Mrs. Axel Kogstrom, co-chairman of
the affair; Mrs. Raymond B(Yetel, Mrs. Jaftqpamacher
;And Mrs. Harald Khron. Tickets are $71.50 a couple.
fT WILL BL A MAGI-
CAL WORLD of Make Be-
liew at the Second Annual
Masquerade 1 relic, to be
held the night of Saturday,
Oct- 17th at Capt. Alex s
Colonial Room by ladies
of the North Palm Reach
Library Society. . . . and
&_more determined, enthu-
siast,ic and personable
gnvLV of females has never
before been brought to-
gether!
Tb*t the ladies are det-
ermined is demonstrated
by the verve with which
tb" have undertaken the
gale of tickets at $7.50
per ccuple, with a picas-
ant fee of $15 each for
i- =, who would like to
beCQrne patrons of an in-
adualon which has soared
from one, itty-bitty, single
volume when it was started
m an ever-growing catalog
of some 4,000 titles, and
growing every day.
The goal sought through
the masquerade if; some-
thing over $1,300, -required
for special lighting, shel-
ving, etc., for the library ='s
now quarters in the old
building at tLc North Palm
Beach Country Club.
It's a "Carne-as-you-
please" masquerade, with
no set theme, a policy em-
anating from last year's
most successful party,
which had an Oriental
theme and which raised
some $1.300.
"We're leaving it to the
imagination of our pal-
ions," explains one of the
sponsors.
Judges of the costumes to
be worn in the Grand\March
will be Edward Jacomo,
head of the art classes at
the North Palm reach
Country Club, North Palm
Councilman Thomas Lew-
is and Mickey Cox, a well-
known girl singer. First
k
PTiZC for the winning, Cos-
tume is a ►eek-end at the
Carillon fjotel in Miami
Beach for two, with every-
thing, including meals, to
be paid for as a part Of
the prize.
Co-chairmen of the af-
fair are Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Koggirom, pictured here-
with, while Mrs. D. Dahl-
berg and Mrs. J. McRob-
erts are patron chairmen,
and Mrs. J, Turnbull is
ticket chairman, who can be
reached for tickets at 842-
1340. The music commit-
tee is made up (Yf Mrs.
Kogstrom, Carl Cassell,
president of the First Am-
erican hank; H. Inserra,
owner cyf the Butcher Boy
.bleat Emporium, and R.
wim5hip, of Winship's
Drugs,
The party will start at
9 p.m., and Will last at
least until. I in the morning;.
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