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SCENE Lane Bowden and Chair Jeb Bowden EVENT: 22ND ANNUAL SPRING GOLF CLASSIC WHERE: MEMORIAL PARK GOLF COURSE The Children’s Museum of Houston hosted a trium- phant afternoon of golf clubs, putting greens and scorecards at the 22nd Annual Spring Golf Classic sold-out tournament on April 11 at Memorial Park Golf Course. Rain-or-shine more than 150-golfers attended the sold- out event. Chaired by Jeb Bowden and Matt Kafka, the tournament was an overall victory, raising close to $135,000 for the Museum’s free and reduced admissions programs, ensuring that no visitor is turned away due to financial constraints. The Children’s Museum of Houston’s free outreach programs are presented at schools, libraries and community centers. Last year, these programs had a total attendance of nearly 330,000 at more than 280 locations across the Greater Houston area. Photography by Wilson Parish David Schwarz, Zach Springer, David Wylie and David Mitchell EVENT: ALLEY THEATRE ARTISTS DINNER WHERE: HOME OF SHARYN AND JIM WEAVER The Alley Theatre is thankful for their most generous donors who gathered at the home of Sharyn and Jim Weaver for a seated dinner with Artistic Director Gregory Boyd, Managing Director Dean Gladden and members of the Resident Acting Company who are currently in rehearsal for Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge. The night kicked off with hors d’oeuvres and cocktails as guests mingled throughout the Weavers’ historic 1920’s home designed by Birdsall Briscoe. Guests were then seated in an outdoor entertainment pavilion for catered cuisine by City Kitchen featuring Chilled Asparagus Soup, Roasted Rack of Lamb served with Rice Pilaf and Heirloom Baby Carrots, Gougères, and Toffee and Coffee Ice Cream Pie. Photography by Wilson Parish Jim Daniel, Margaret Alkek Williams, Sharyn and Jim Weaver 72 L O C A L | may 17