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RE PURL Anatomy of a cTty MAIL The Arizona 4f'. I .11 Page 161 Phoenix, April 27, 1964 ii 4. I v-f fee piplIiiiWippipl 4 l' 5 4 VJX- 1 Rtpvblle Photot by Hirrlton Brown Celebrants At Symphony Ball In Conversation From Left, Mr. Jim Ben Edens, Mrs. James H.

O'Connor, Mr. Douglas H. Driggs, Mrs. Ernest Sauer, Mrs. Robert J.

Stedelin, Mr. Newton Rosenzweig At Phoenix Symphony Ball From Left, Mrs. Burton J. Lewin, Mr. David Murdock And Mrs.

Newton Rosenzweig By MAGGIE SAVOY By any scoreboard you can say without fear of successful contradiction that Saturday night was big. We're talking about the Phoenix Symphony Ball, of course, as aren't we all? Big like in cash for sweet music (the ladies announced a jingle of $46,000 in the coffers) bi Iike in the biggest (the big dining room at the Arizona Biitmore 1 overlowed into the lounge), big like in beautiful women (the elegance of the mmm -Jy long ballgowns was a picture Phoenix has never seen before), big like in beauty (the ballroom was a symphony of twinkling lights and flowers, a dazzi- A- ine-diamond effect that outshown even -VSiniJ Chnnniv'o mint, elrtr wnLI! Lights flickered like fireflies through Maggie the ballroom and dining room, crowning the pretty heads of the hostesses who flittered through the evening's gayiety seeing that everything went like a symphony. And even they were outshown by the smiles on the faces of the 100 guild members who have worked almost a year to stage the biggest night of Phoenix's social season. Can't name them all, but salutes go to Mrs. Newton Rosenzweig and Mrs.

John F. Jennings, who masterminded the dream, Mmes. Taylor Lawrence, Joseph T. Melczer Franz G. Talley, David A.

Thomas and Karl E. Voldeng, who jollied some 350 patrons into patronizing the effort with extra dollars; Mrs. Burton J. Lewin, who produced a program too heavy to lug around (dollar-laden for the Symphony Guild); (Continued on Page 18, Col. 1) A Festive Group At Table From Left, Mrs.

Louis D. Mann, Mr. John F. Jennings, Mr. Frank B.

Wallace (Standing), Mrs. John Madden, Mr. Harry Rosenzweig, And Mrs. Byron F. Burch 'Wi if vi 1) A 'I 7 7v 1 5l 1 1 it.

From Left, Mr. Thomas Chauncey, Mrs. Weig McDonald, Dr. John S. Kruglick, Mrs.

John F. Jennings, Mr. Herman Chanen From Left Mr. John Mldzor, Mrs. Paul Brophy, Mr.

WlUiam Was, Mr. Jack Williams, Mrs. Robert L. Aste, Mr. Julian Peagler 'I.