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Lake Forest Symphony Guild’s Mad Hatter Luncheon a success

The Lake Forest Symphony Guild’s Mad Hat winners (left to right) Zuzi Williams, Mathilda Williams, of Lake Forest, Cheryl Killam, of Lake Forest, Diane Boscia, of Lake Forest, and Lesllie Gantos, of Lake Forest, are pictured at the Mad Hatter Luncheon on April 23 at the Onwentsia Club in Lake Forest. Photo Submitted

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Staff Report
1:42 pm PDT May 13, 2015

The Lake Forest Symphony Guild hosted its annual Mad Hatter Luncheon on April 23 at the Onwentsia Club in Lake Forest. A wine reception was the prelude to the event, followed by the hat contest, informal modeling by the Lake Forest Shop, a silent auction and a raffle. Following lunch there was a book review by Kenilworth resident Barbara Rinella.

The book Rinella reviewed was “The Traitor’s Wife” and its author, Allison Pataki, was present. The book is the story of a charming but dangerous woman, Peggy Arnold, wife of treasonist Benedict Arnold.

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