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iy ej TV a r'ar" y- of a Wd- CLUBS TODAY Juniors Will Greet Members Sherman Daks Woman's Tea, program, clubhouse, 2. New members of the Juniors Kixtp.r Eliznhrth KVnnu A r. of Beverly Hills Women's Club Mary Musical tea, 801 Alta Drive, Beverly, Hills, 2-4. will be initiated at a candle- Paxadena ranch AAtlW A ight ceremony Wednesday at :30 p.m. in the clubhouse.

17QU Dessert, bridge, 370 Craig, Pasadena, 12:30. Chevy Chase Drive. Ebell of Los A ngctes French, Miss Marian Scherling, treas ciunnouse, 8:15. Friday Morning Meetlnc LOSangClCgCtmCg FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1933-Port III 3 urer, will present the 29 new affiliates to Mrs.

John S. Howard, president, and Mmes. Fred speaker, luncheon, dub- nouse, B. Peikert, Alfred Handfuss, Craig Flanagan, Paul Nicolettl H'est Ebell Luncheon, cards, MOTHERS OF FROSH clutmouse, 11:45. tnd David Bruns, board mem bers.

Cheviot Hills Women's Literature division, tea, program, Following-the initiation, Ev TO BE FETED AT TEA attta uunieer Place, 1:30. erett Noonan will present a review of new books. Pacific Coast Council. National Society of New En land Women Conference, Hotel Minimal-, Mothers of freshmen stu Clemenshaw, members of the planning committee of Los Angeles Council. Club to Gather sania Monica, 12.

Delta lota Chanter, Beta Sin The garden department of ma Phi Party, 800 Cornell Hostesses who will pour are Drive, Burbank, 8. dents at Pomona College will be honored at the annual tea of Los Angeles Council of the Women's Campus Club of the college Tuesday. Mrs. M. Lewis Lehman, 3696 Aureola will open her the Woman's Club of Temple City has scheduled a meeting Mmes.

Cornelius Hill, James Lloyd, Clyde Triplett, Howard Temple Patrol, Daughters of ine a ite Luncheon, program next Friday at the clubhouse. A. Rolapp, Lauren Handley and Masonic Temple, Pico Blvd. and Joe Littlefidd will be principal Gwynn Wilson. orchard 12.

speaker. Mrs. Clara Sylvester Gamma Pi Uni California is chairman. home for the event. Miss Jean W.

Walton, dean of women, and Shelton L. Beatty, dean of men, btate Association of Paruatnen Nurse Group Will tarians Meeting, 4137 Cren shaw 10. will discuss "Campus Life of Hups? Landscaping Society of South Pomona Students and Their em California Meeting, sneak Meet for Dinner and Hear Reports Expanding Opportunities." 0 er, his 7th 1:30. r.upsta will include Mrs. E.

Matinee Musical of Los Ange Wilson Lyon, wife of the col les Party, Plummer Park, 8, Members of Los Angeles South Ebell Bazaar, dinner, lege president; Mrs. Ldward F. Baker nresident of the clubhouse, Nurses Association will coiv vene for their 49th annual dm women City of Pasadena Women's Campus Club, and ner-meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tues' Tea. 160 Oakland Mrs.

George D. Newport, vice- day at the Friday Morning Hollywood Woman's Republi president. can -Meeting, 17 49 La Brea Club, 940 Flgueroa St. 1:30. Reports of activities in the Rriucf your tilpa, ttnt welflht.

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Try It FREE, NO ohIU lellon, FREE BOOKLET. Group to Assist Hostess Assisting the hostess will be Tuesday Afternoon of Glen 9 various fields of nursing will dale Choral, clubhouse, 10, be featured. Mrs. Edith Eyster Pross, retiring president, will Mmes. Frank Dyer John Alles, Stuart C.

Knox, George Newburn, Everett Chaffee, Jack PTA rranklin Avenue, car nival, at the school, Evergreen Avenue, school grounds preside. New officers will be announced and installed. Crescent Heights, school Wark, You Chung Hong, Ger- Miss Margaret McMorrow, grounds, Delevan Drive, car win Neher, Barclay Noble, Michael W. Fay and Clarence program chairman, will present nival, school grounds, Lock wood Street, carnival, school Miss Carolyn Buley of Occiden tal College as piano soloist. grounds, 37th Street, carnival Ithphont school grounds, Angeles BRadshaw 2-1161 RIBBON CUTTING and tea yesterday marked formal opening of new Philena McKay Gilpatrick Room of Ebell of Lot Angeles Rest Cottage.

Viewing dedication plaque, THANKS THEME Mesa, carnival, school grounds. held by Mrs. A. Bartlett Ross, are Mmes. E.

Lewellyn Overholt, cottage chairman; Frank 11. Brooks, past chair man, and Hot Johnson, former Ebell officer, from left. Times photo by Ray Graham Couple Visit Spa Third Street, carnival, 1 Dr. and Mrs. A.

A. Gonzalez FOR NOVEMBER ADVERTISEMENT have been sojourning at Spring- borg's Glen Ivy Hot Springs SECRETS OF CHARM near Corona. Miss Woodson Is Engaged Help for dry hair Know A bout Bleaching 5 1 Before Changing Hair Mrs. R. M.

Mowbray of To-luca Lake has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Lou Ann Woodson, to Reid Montgomery Weigel, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Weigel In an effort to revitalize the true spirit of Thanksgiving, the Women's Division of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce is planning a campaign entitled "America Gives Thanks" for November.

"We hope this year's campaign will become the first in an annual series reminding Americans of the meaning and reasons for continuing Thanksgiving," said Mrs. Max Frank Deutz, chairman of the division. Mrs. Evelle J. Younger is campaign chairman.

The Women's Division will coordinate efforts of service, business, fraternal, social and religious organizations joining in the drive. 2 SHOWS TONIGHT 9:30 I 121 World Famous COCOANUTMROVE proudly prtttnltifs tnd hit MUSIC MAKERS ftaturinp BUDDY RICH AMBASSADOR HOTEL UU 1-1011 few 1 fe BY CAROl Areyou unhappy withyourhair because it is dry and brittle? Now there is an easy way to make dry hair softer, easier to manage, prettier in every way. Just use Tame, the new invisible hair-dressing. Tame conditions your hair in wonderful new way. You don't spray it on.

You don't smear it on. You rinse it on. And that makes a marvelous difference. Every dry, brittle strand is completely and evenly covered with delicate, transparent solution DOUGLAS that's like nature's own oils. Yet, it never leaves your hair greasy or stiff.

Tame makes dry, frizzy hair silkier, easier to arrange. It gives dull, lifeless-looking hair a healthy shine. Use Tame after every shampoo and home permanent, too. You'll find Tame at your favorite toiletries counter in 30c, 60e, and 1 .00 sizs plus Fed. tax.

No matter how dry your hair is right now, it can be lovelier than you have thought possible. TAME Invisible) Hairdrotiing of North Hollywood. The bride-elect is the daughter of W. S. Woodson of Coronado.

The wedding will be Feb. 14. If you decide to bleach, take plenty of time to review your cosmetics. Unless they are exactly right for your complexion, they are sure to be decidedly trying with your transformed hair color. It is also Important to keep cosmetics delicate rather than strong in color to avoid "any suggestion of a brassy or artificial look.

You can achieve an appealing, resonant, sonorous voice one that can be a vibrant at Miss Woodson's affiliations include Alpha Phi, Sigma Al pha Sigma and the Daughters BY JOHX ROBERT POWERS "At the age of 37, my hair is turning very gray and I am considering having it bleached to a silver blond shade," writes a reader. "Would you advise doing so?" Whether to dye or bleach is a very personal problem and one on which I can therefore only point out some of the considerations involved in making such a decision. It's a Chore First of all, do you know the time, money and care involved in maintaining a well-bleached or dyed head of hair? Make sure that you will not find these of the American Revolution She attended SC and her fiance, Valley Junior College where he was a Sigma Delta i'ni. BE SURE you know what bleaching entails in lime and expense before you change your hair color! tribute to charm and success by reading the new booklet, "Your Most Attractive Voice," When Junior stages a rebellion Don't just spank the little hellion which gives complete instructions on how to overcome such wearisome speaking qualities as tonelessness, dullness and lack of proper modulation. Write to John Robert Powers, The Times, Los Angeles 53, enclosing 10 cents in coin, plus stamped, self-addressed envelope.

No phone calls, please. Protected 1953 by John F. Dllle Co. RESTAURANT 7th of Berendo DU. 8-6323 items too taxing before you rush into a change of hair color.

A silver or platinum blond effect should only be trusted to an expert operator or you are mm most likely to end up with a reddish or yellowish blond color. Therefore, to get the answer to these important ques tions, I suggest that anyone considering bleaching consult mm Effl the best hair salon in the neigh' borhood to ascertain cost, fre quency and time involved in keeping bleached hair attrac-tive. Special Care Besides the bleaching opera tion itself, do not overlook the problem of keeping the hair Not a powder! Not a grind! But millions of tiny "FLAVOR BUDS" of real ready to burst instantly into that famous Maxwell House flavor! lustrous. Without a high sheen and luster, blond hair has not beauty. Keeping bleached tresses from becoming dry and brittle is a definite Utterly unlike old-style It can be done, of course.

For one thing, you will need an oil treatment every week. This you as quick can give yourself at home by but tastes so different! massaging any good scalp oil into the roots of your hair. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO After you have thoroughly massaged your scalp, well-satu rating your hair at the same time, wrap your head in steam An amazing discovery from America's leading coffee company! So different so delicious it's already the nation's largest-selling instant coffee! In the lng Turkish towels for a period of 10 minutes. The moment er Your Mil one towel cools, change it for another steaming one. Or, if you have a hair dryer, merely wrap your head in a hot wet towel and sit under the dryer until the towel is dry.

NOW TWf) Rift For Clam Dips Us these tasty, tender minced sea clams. For 60 years PIONEER has been the choice for Yes, change to richer Lucerne Milk for Junior and other good reasons famous Maxwell House kitchens this superb coffee is actually brewed for you. At the exact moment of perfection the water is removed leaving the miracle 100 Pure Coffee-No Fillers Added! Just add hot water and the bursting "Flavor Buds" flood your cup with the richest coffee you've ever tasted. You'll never go back to old ways! Saves money, too! The large economy-size jar saves up to lot, compared to three pounds of ground coffee! WOW QUM CONTAINER! you con easier flavor. At all good grocery stores.

ewseal with exuded tab locks I-ucerne carton. JUSt lift iU REASON: Lucerne it a better buy. You can give your youngsters the extra goodness and good flavor of Lucerne and still save money. For richer Lucerne costs no more than ordinary milks.That means Lucerne costs less than home-delivered milk. REASON: Lucerne is a better milk.

It's richer in cream, day after day, than any other leading homogenized milk in town. Richer, too, in good creamy flavor. And to make Lucerne better still, every quart has 400 units of vitamin added. and Presto! The carton is openf 'mproved-o you con pour 1 ill BHre fj.tnt ho 1 IsT A ew pouring lip built into the carton. Just bend out you pour cleanly, fast or slow.

To better your milk buy buy richer LUCERNE cl The only instant coffee with that 0 GOOD-TO-THE-LAST-DROP flavor! aaeeeieaeaa.aiifjajf,i(jt1jitaeaaiiA aTV-ef -S AtA a alal at Jlk ri A.