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S P O T L I G H T O N T H E H I L L<br />
Mad Hatter High Tea Party<br />
Villa Narcissa Style<br />
The Portuguese neighborhood guests and curated outliers were the invitees<br />
to the Katrina Vanderlip Mad Hatter Tea Party to benefit the Vanderlip<br />
Heritage Fund. Joan Shriver had the funniest get up with a spoon<br />
faced mask and top hat while her son Steve sported a flourescent yellow<br />
and black striped spider hat with orange fluff and a blue feather scarf. The<br />
venue was the Villa Narcissa, and the guests were asked to share one of<br />
their most embarrassing moments at the dining room table. After a few<br />
glasses of champagne, the roars of laughter could be heard from outside.<br />
PHOTOS BY STEPHANIE CARTOZIAN<br />
1. Steve and Joan Shriver.<br />
Edward Perlberg and Jackie Balestra.<br />
2. Brian and Diana Anderson, Corinne 4. Sharing stories.<br />
Gerrard and Katrina Vanderlip. 5. The tea.<br />
3. Katrina Vanderlip and husband 6. The bites.<br />
Betty Raley Wing<br />
7/21/1923 ~ 2/4/<strong>2018</strong><br />
Wing, a prominent business<br />
man and inventor. Together<br />
they traveled the world and<br />
supported many worthwhile<br />
causes.<br />
She was preceded in death by<br />
three husbands, one brother<br />
and two sisters. From her first<br />
two marriages she is survived<br />
by sons Edward and Stephen<br />
and three grandchildren. From<br />
her marriage<br />
with George, she<br />
is survived by his<br />
children from a<br />
Betty Raley Wing passed<br />
away on February 4,<br />
<strong>2018</strong>. She was ninety<br />
four.<br />
Born in Colorado,<br />
Betty was<br />
a long time resident<br />
of the South<br />
Bay and deeply<br />
involved with<br />
the Palos Verdes<br />
Art Center. She<br />
was a founding<br />
member of The<br />
Circle, a key support<br />
group of the<br />
Center and<br />
served as its<br />
president twice.<br />
She also served<br />
on the Art Center board of directors.<br />
Betty was married to George<br />
previous marriage,<br />
George IV,<br />
Suzanne, Zola<br />
and Judi, six<br />
g r a n d c h i l d r e n<br />
and ten great<br />
grandchildren.<br />
Betty was an<br />
elegant, gracious<br />
lady, always imp<br />
e c c a b l y<br />
dressed. She dazzled<br />
a wide range of people<br />
with her sparkling conversation<br />
and sharp wit.<br />
She was loyal to friends and<br />
family and a fierce defender of<br />
deeply held principles. Donations<br />
may be made to fund established<br />
in her name at the<br />
Palos Verdes Art Center.<br />
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64 <strong>Peninsula</strong> • <strong>Apr</strong>il <strong>2018</strong>
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