Class Notes 1946 • Class correspondent Virginia “Din” Obrecht Dulworth writes, “On Wednesday, August 5, my grandaughters Brooke Jacobs, Lauren Albert and I spent three lovely days in the Indianapolis area. That evening we were joined for dinner at Oh Yumm Bistro by my classmates Flo Mary Foreman Mantel and Jeannine Grinslade Stokes, her great husband Jim and their attractive and smart grandaughter Lauren. I predict a fine future for their Lauren. “My grandaughter Lauren is a freshman at Butler University and has garnered one of the two female parts in the senior play ‘Speaking in Tongues.’ “On Thursday, August 6, Lauren, Brooke and I drove to Liz Wiest Johnson’s magnificent Wild Air Farm in Zionsville to attend the Traders Point Hunt Charity Horse Show’s lovely Garden Party which benefits the Riley Children’s Foundation. That evening, we had dinner
Carol Holliday Blew ’64 snapped this shot of Park Tudor alumni Alec Holliday ’75 (her brother), Nancy Nichols
at the Cobblestone with Liz and her
Williams ’73, Abby Test ’75, and Lucia Holliday Buie ’73 (her sister) in Little Compton, Rhode Island in August.
good friend Phyliss Heck. “Our class should be so proud of Liz who hosts and chairs this nationally and highly respected six-day equine event with grace, expertise and wonderful hospitality. It’s a must see event for the entire family. There’s even a Kids Day and a Paws for Applause Dog Show on Saturday. The show has everything to commend it and Liz has been putting it on for 32 years!
1959
icles the intimate and triumphant
Indiana Historical Society Authors
• Anne Bass recently produced and
story of a boy who was discovered,
Fair in Indianapolis on December
and who only much later discovered
5 from 12-4 p.m. to sign copies and
all that he had in himself.” The film
says she would love to talk to alumni
was shown at the Seattle and New-
who would like to drop by.
directed her first film, a featurelength documentary titled “Dancing Across Borders.” From the film’s web site www.dancingacrossborders. net: “From the serene countryside of
sold-out audiences.
Southeast Asia to the halls of New York’s School of American Ballet to the stage of the Pacific Northwest Ballet in Seattle, ‘Dancing Across
“Classmates, let me hear from you at
Borders’ peeks behind the scenes
Writerdin@aol.com.”
into the world of dance and chron-
42 park tudor phoenix FALL 2009
port International Film Festivals to
1962
1972 • Mary Woolling has just published her first book, “Joys of the Jour-
• Mary Mackey’s new novel, “The
ney: An Offering of Essays,” and
Widow’s War,” has just been pub-
has a second book coming out in
lished by Berkley Books, a division
November. “Joys of the Journey,”
of Penguin. Mary will be at the
a collection of inspirational essays