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Youngsons At Home In Arcadia Women THi IHDErlNDINT (PASADENA, THURSDAY, MA. 11. It 41 1-1 WOMAN'S WORLD Gray Takes Up Where Picasso Left Off By LUCIE LOWERY The melts had a word for it" Picasso trial It, but it took a couple of young Americans lo perfect it actinism, or painting with light. Actinism is the name the Greeks ave Lo Llic science of the radiation of heat and light. Picasso was the first lo experiment with light as an art form, working with a flashlight to produce black and white paintings.

He gave it up because he could not find a way to produce colors for the work. Then Don Cray and Francis Oliver designed and patented a hoxed light, source Tor use in painting vrh colored light their worx has generated enthusiasms wherever they havp exhibited it. Pnsfidenans will have an opportunity to view of Don Cray's work at Bullock's Pasadena starlini; March 19, and the artisl. who incidentally lives in Valinda, will be there to demonstrate his By RUTH B1LLHEIMER Society Kililor Mr. ami Mis.

John Crilly Vouiipion (Susan Kdwartls) are at Ironic now In Arcadia following their return from an Hawaiian honeymoon. They were married Feb. 17 In the chapel of Beverly Hills Com-nuinity Presbyterian Church. The bride's Iwin, Sally, who was married Dee. 31 to Jack Widliolm.

nttended her sister at Ihe ceremony, at which only the families were present. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horatio I'Mwards of San Marino, parenls of the bride, gave a reception and cocktail buffet at lliulr home tor gucsls In compliment Hie pair dii llieir return Iidiu Hawaii. Tlie liridcgmoin is Ihe son of My.

ami Mrs. nines Michael YouiiKSon of Pasadena and his brother, Rodney Ynuiifjsoii of La Jolla, was liis bnpi man. A ltKO CoiDiiei deb. (he bride is a graduate of Marlborough and attended b'C, San-la Barbara. Slic is a granddaughter of the.

laic Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Edwards iind Mr. ami Mrs.

Earl Dielz of l.os Angeles. John, a gradual? ol Cal Pol)', Pomona, is a grandson of ihe late Henry YtuniRsoiis cif Miuilcn, and tlie Hugh Cnlly.s of Ciunptirtl, Neb. Piisadenims Opera Patrons MRS. JOHN CRILLY YOUNGSON ISuson Edvardsl Chiljian, and Harold Etins in Butterfly." Richard Crass, Simo Mains, Iiene Maialin N'lska. Giramaria Hidalgo, Ken Renin, and Ned llonieio will sing "Don Giov- April 2 and I.

Peter lilwrl, well known opera authoriiy. is ili reeling and Henry Lewis is musical director. Singers Include Carol Tndd. Halitn Dal I'ontC-, Kallicrhic HllKeulierg, Raymond tlagan. Howard Irchniquc.

DONALD GRAY Poind wifli liqht SEAFOOD TAVERN will be CLOSED MONDAYS After April 1st 3678 Foothill Pmadena SY 2-7187 Present Style Show (looduight, a Muir is sludyiuD cyfolosiy Among Pasadena a leaders and patrons planning In attend I opora lio are Aiipe- les Onci a Co's first spring of grand ojiora in Ihe new Music Cciiler Pavilion, are Sir William Charles and a il Crocker, Raymoral L. Knllt2cs, Ihe Raird Marbles Mines. Marble Herbert Holt. Ifer-boit P. toward, anil Itccse H.

Tavlor. Former Pnsadcn.ni Waller Ralplus Jr. Is also a "Madama fhillcrlly" will be picsenlcd March and .10. Cinvanni" is iilso scbed-ylcil lor I performances, jjjllYeaWne HE. ALL 100 HUMAN HAR Wxzr Mm S- nl.

MEN'S HAIRPIECES Ifom 49.95, No Monej Down, J2.M lArWkr PlN SANKAMEBICJUl) A or HOLLYWOOD 218 E. VALLEY SAN GABRIEL AT 8-338 Lnf; nitr.H I MEN'S HAIRPIECES Irom 49.95, No Monej Down, J2.M i iArWAr nut iL lEiittt of 1218 E. VALLEY HOLLYWOOD SAN GABRIEL AT 8-3984 1 uir will Inin- eifilil European Dus Willi the Sniitliern California Youlli Cluinis. Melanin Martin, also a senior, is major, president of Girls- i Ihe Sliineiil Co 'epperrthip College wtiere he i uni conlesieil Sharon Williams, amillirr major, who was rhosp'i Compton's civil rights rcfiierenl alive to a c'on-terence il Slaiifniii University. The colors he produces cover the spectrum, naturally, since a prism produces the hues, and in his paintings, non-objective in content, he achieves 3-D effects through the interwoven colors.

1 hey an: energetic and full of spirit. Donald Gray, 2fi, a native of Oxford, was graduated from' the University of Nebraska and studied arL there. Although he still does some oils, ninsl or his time is taken with actinism, which he began developing six years ago with Oliver. Gray ii on a tour of the United States, showing his paintings in major cities. List whaL docs this new art form involve? A completely different concept, it combines not only artistic ahilitv, but also great concentration, because the work is done in total darkness.

The liL'hl source is boxed, an extremely white 1HU beamed at a prism, which separates the colors A shield moved buck and forth across (he prism produces a single color at a time. This color is brought from Ihc box through a small hole nor! the color' is "painted" upon sensiti.cd paper with a long, flexible hose rom posed of numerous 'hair-fine strands oT lucile. Where does one start such a Mr. Gray plans his work, sketching it first and doing a small water color. Since he cannot see his sketch while working, lie must memorize what he plans In do, and since he cannot see where he has "painlsd" until the entire work is completed and developed in a photographic process, he must remember every bit of colored light that he has shone upnn Hie paper.

His designs take roughly a mouth to execute, and sometimes he works on several, sinuiltaneous-ly. He clips his sketches to each painting, so thai at least he knows which is which. His originals begin at $1SD. but lilhographs sell for considerably less. To dote he has done ab-sli actions, reveling in Ihe sheer use of color lo produce pleasing "moods." He's now at work attempting to create abstractions based on realism, and is planning his first showing of these in the fall.

Meanwhile, back in VhIukIh, which is a little I own next (o West Onvina, while Mr. Gray is busy at his light work, Mrs. Gray is helping with the mounting bookkeeping that has come with her husband's success. She also has her hands full with llicir three children, Ihe oldest a Mrs! grader, who, incidentally, likes lo draw, according In his father. Mr.

Gray will appear at Bullock's on March 19 and 22, from 11 a.m. to A p.m. and from 7 In fl p.m., and on March 2(1 from 1 lo 4 p.m. The actino paintings are lilted, but the artist only numbers them in his exhibits, lie wanls villi In give them titles that reflect the mood they tlir hical chplei" as hasilous I he (a-rek word fni "pvpsi-rienl," appnmlrfl Mrs. Vein l.pr as Miss Fajhinrrlla chair- 'lljr i-uiniiiiticn i I rl Mines.

Jill Kinihcli, ray ticli-rill. Ii Cullwinie. Alva Clsflys Kivin. Marlha Harris, Mildred Robinson. Delilah Thnmnsnn.

Blouise i's, Harreyrllc Wuolfolk. Allie Louise Aln Sharon Williams Theme of Ihe show is "Miss I'ashionctla Sees Ihe World. II is open lo the pulilir and rickets may lie serried al ihe rinor. Travel Torres will be useil as a hackioiimi Inr tlie sliciw ami each contestant will be in-Irotluced, hy way of a skit, wearing eleihes suilahle for travel. Principal model, not a contestant, ill be Miss Charity Washington Wiley.

The skit was writ I en hy Iwn chapter members, Dr. l.e.idic Clarke and Miss Coclirrll. fslai I the i fir Muir Kclionl. compote inr tlie lille. uir students a iv t'autinc Rrooks, a junior, who is sludyiny to lie a pspj-choloRiEi r.ucl holds (lie American Lesion award ti flulc plavinc: nnnna Jones, inlying In lie a tash- Sorority to Miss Kasliinnntlu will lie rhuten at a contest fash ion stitrv March aL p.m.

ill John Moil' High School anrli-lorlum. The event, llic sihoiuI annual in PkshiIciui, is sxin-sored hy KIfi t.amlxla Chapter. Alpha Kappa Aljitm national snmrily. Tlir rlll: it Mis elln I Ihe I long liecii ii hack lo Correction henefii. "SIlK'V of Inici March 21 April -1 H40 Park Place, San Marion, will benefit tlie Pasadena area Youth Concert sponsored by the cammillee, raEher than a "center" as erroneously announced in Sunday's story in Ibis paper.

Moneys also will go to the Southern California Symphony I iniia Fiuiii Sycamores The March nieelini; of Ihe Svcamores Auxiliary svill lie liclil at the Judson siudios on S. Avenue I for a 'our of Mm siudios, wdiich specialize in ild-sipn and construction of slain-ed glass windows. Mrs. Milion Tiinrnlon, prograni chairman, has arranged llic prn-gram. Mrs.

P.nVard Ii. fhaie piesiiteut. will rniwliicl a hiicf rocetins before llic lour. 8-88 CONTACT LE'NSES VVilliam''UfidenI CD. pproMEiRjsr -13 ia a il't-n 7' Von de Komps heat 'n eat breakfast treat 1 Here's a simple tasty way to start the morning.

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CUIUS Dessert Meeting Planned Delu Delia Del Alumn; a SI. Patrick's dei.scrl Inr I heir meeliiiR Monday 12 p.m. al the home nr Mrs. William A. Piiver, Gaiestwr-miKh Drive, Kan Marine.

Assisting Mis. Driver willi hnsjiibiiily will be Mmes. J. ft Simpson, Kmil Sleek Jr. and K.

l.eason. Mary tlordnn, airlines travel director, will presen! a program arranged lo assist worn en travelers, including packing demonstrations and helpful hi Is on necessary do I lie-. Banking Talk Alpha Xi Delia Alumnae vi ill meet at 7:30 o.m. 'lues- I day at the Oak Street home nf Frances Otis. Miss Kvelyn Horning, vice president Ineal ha will speak on vest in America." Maude Sis- er will he assistant hnsie.s All Alpha XI Delias in area are invited.

MolheiVClub Ijilei-sororily Mothers' Clluh ot lie USC win meet al 10 fi.m. Tuesday in Town and on ihe campus. John Crown, head nf the piano department al Ihe USC school of music, will present a musical program hy Ihe Trojan Quartet. Hostesses for meelin? will be mnlliers Delia Delia Delia and De Gamma sorority members. "a I 1 I OTHER RED TULIP SPECIALS MAR.

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