Packer Collegiate Institute - Pelican Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Jean Warrt.n Anne M. Wilson ELIZABnTH D. WiNDHRRI ' Bourne E. Worden Lola Yuder 62

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THE SOCIETY PAGE HELLO ! This is your Society reporter, Bourne Worden, bringing you the latest news. Last night, in the gigantic Apollo theater, probably the greatest gathering of people in different fields of work and life was held. The occasion was the premier of the motion picture ]Y orld. This movie is an attempt to bring together all races, creeds, and religions, with their lives and work. In the movie are three old friends of mine, Kerrin Ross, the great dramatic actress. Dr. Elinor Galdston, famous psychiatrist, and Linda Littman, noted author and commentator. All do a fine job. The film was directed by Anne Wilson, who has directed such hits as Del Ranio and Pale Hone. Piile Rider. In the audience were several famous personages. The designer for Miss Ross ' s clothes, Janet Poling, was there. Barbara Betts, famous New York socialite, was also there with her fiance. Stephanie Magee and Irene Smith, two of the world ' s most famous concert pianists, sat next to Mr. and Mrs Mrs is the former Nancy Voordin. Miss Barbara Greene, the owner of the famous cat farms, was also present. The Apollo Theater was de signed by Beth Winberry and decorated by Dianne Meeker, who were both present. Three of the world ' s most famous scientists were there: Phoebe and Priscilla Royce, who have made great accomplishments in Naval Research, and Dr. Jean ' Warren, who has done so much for the deaf and blind. Elaine Di Maria and Ethel Skoldberg, the two best dressed women in the world, were piresent. Mary Frances MacGregor, famous author of Siioivfidke House, was present with her husband and two sons. Two famous Florida millionaires came, accompanied by their wives, the former Nancy Koepel and Lola Yuder. The President was sitting in a special box with his secretary, Penny Groll. Jill Richardson, famous movie actress, sat in front of me. Along with me were two other reporters, Margot Moore of The ]oi n?al U. S. A. and Joan Guariglia of the American Times. 64