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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
19
Anne Juran, a California based charm lecturer and drama graduate, spoke to Ebell Club members on Look Beautiful Live Beautifully. She urged self evaluation, de-emphasizing faults while highlighting assets, and offered makeup skin care and grooming tips.
The Nadine Conmer group of Woman's Music Club hosted a musical tea at 5615 Sorrento Dr. Mrs. Brage welcomed guests with Mrs. HE B. Muncey and Miss Laura Mulvey. Miss Snowden arranged the program featuring pianist Mildred Crain performing works by Rachmaninoff and McDowell.
Dr. W. L. Jonson of Pasadena will speak on African Violet Pests and Their Control at a Long Beach African Violet Society meeting Friday at 1 30 p m General discussion will cover plant care and members may bring leaves or plants for inspection The society meets the second Friday of each month at Linden Hall Broadway and Linden with plans underway for a May African Violet show
A crystal shower honored the bride Jane Johnson now Mrs Louis Merit last week. Mrs John F Young of 1339 Warren Ave attended as matron of honor. White bells and tapers decorated the refreshment table as games preceded the opening of gifts.
A busy early February week features dinners, luncheons, and meetings across church and auxiliary groups. Executives from Emmanuel Presbyterian and First Presbyterian Church plan Thursday gatherings. the California Home hosts a luncheon. Women’s Missionary Society circles meet with speakers and musical programs. Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary events include potlucks and skits. A sweetheart banquet and youth fellowship fundraiser also highlighted church activities.
Alpha Xi Delta will skip the February business meeting and host a bridge and canasta party at Mrs. Har old D. Ramsden's home, 284 Roswell Ave. on Saturday with a Valentine decoration theme and dessert at 1 30 pm. Members nearby are invited to reserve with Mrs. Ramsden or Mrs. William R. Barton. Discussions include sorority national focus and election of a new officer slate for the March meeting.
A reader notes perfumes do not linger on her skin and asks about staying power. An advice snippet recommends a Liquid Skin Sachet to improve scent diffusion, highlighting Houbigant Chantilly as an example sold at stores for 1.85 dollars plus tax.
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