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Going Out in Style: Mad Hatter luncheon raises $15K for LF Symphony

Lake Forest Symphony Guild Mad Hatter luncheon chairwoman Mathilda Williams (left), Lake Forest Symphony conductor Vladimir Kulenovic, concertmaster Netanel Draiblate and Symphony executive director Susan Lape attended the Symphony’s “Sounds of Spring” event in April at the Onwentsia Club. Photos Submitted
Hat contest winners Julie Holdsworth (left, “Most Rhythmic”), Donna Mazur (“Most Up-Tempo”), Marcy Holzer (“Most Harmonious”), Cheryl Buccelli (“Most Romantic”) and Mathilda Williams (“Most Classical”).
Co-chairwoman Maria Lampros (left) and Magdalene Kalb, hat contest chairwoman

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Staff Report
4:00 am PDT June 9, 2016

The Lake Forest Symphony Guild Mad Hatter luncheon “Sounds of Spring” was held on in April at the Onwentsia Club. The event raised close to $15,000 for the Lake Forest Symphony. There was a raffle, silent auction, an informal fashion show by the Lake Forest Shop and a musical hat contest.

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