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Show V Lady Lions Begin New Year At Fi rst Meeting Of Season Beginning the fall and winter .term with fresh plans, and ambition, members of . Lady Lions club gathered Thursday evening at the Women's clubhouse to map campaigns for 1949-50. ? ; : Mrs. Zach Brown, new president, announced all committees com-mittees and" chairman for various projects were assigned. as-signed. The special project for the year has not yet been decided upon. Members will vote at the October meeting on their preference for the annual an-nual event. Cl-n'- kArUarc nurlttf th. evenina aifts were Jinuinu 'viuimcio presented - to out-going owicers. member! wun recoras 01 iw p cent attendance during the past vear. and those whose Dirinaay anniversaries occurred in July, August or September. Musical entertainment was furnished fur-nished by Mrs. Douglas Phillips and Mrs. Verna Cloward, who played accordion duets. : Nnvl decorations at the tables hid harvrxt theme, with sheafs of grain placed about, and a large arrangement in tne center, wnm tapers provided contrast for the motif. Nw officers formed the com- miMM In chftrse of the event: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. William Kelsch, Mrs. Aitnn miea. Mrs. Kate Bjerre- gaard, Mrs, Ivo Anderson, Mrs. Ivan Madsen, Mrs. Arnoia oerge- on, Mrs. John L. Taylor, wrs. Jack Smeath and Mrs. Leiana Sheets. DAILY HERALD 15 Friday, September 16, 1949 nSlate Practice Singing Mothers of West Utah LDS Stake. Relief Society So-ciety will meet at Pioneer ward chapel at 7:30 p. rn. tonight to-night for a practice session. Leaders request that each bring trio books of the Fox-collection, Fox-collection, volumne two. Lesson Given For Club Group A lesson in figurine painting was conducted by Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards and her daughter, Ver- gene, Wednesday evening at the meeting of LaDaSa Ladies. Charming hostess was Mrs J. F. Paramore. Trv luncheon was served to those listed above and Mrs. William Wil-liam Faulkner, Mrs. Hs. Rich-irri Rich-irri Mn. Ann Wood. Mrs. Fran ces Morris, Mrs.August Lewis. Mrs. Eldon Wrgnt, Mrs. Agnes Haves. Mrs. Gui Cook and Mrs. yiorence Dalton. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ned Morgan. 7 ; ; Veiling Works Camouflage Those little beanies which are many girls' No. 1 choice of autumn au-tumn millinery can mercilessly expose a less - than - perfectly shaped head. So, the smart thing to do, if yod like to wear a beanie and your head isn't quite up to one is to use a little undercover workto create shapelier contours, ? A generous length of veiling is all you need to use to stuff inside of a skull cap in ordeft to improve head contours. The veiling may be stuffed at the Very top of a beanies, if you need to give your head the illusion illu-sion of jrtore oval length than it has. folding your veiling and tucjcing it under your little hat at Uie back works just as well in building out contour there if your head looks flatter than you like it to look in a beanie. The skull cap that needs a little lit-tle "lift" around the face can be given that treatment quite nicely by stuffing veiling inside of the hat all around the edge. To keep veiling well concealed and securely se-curely lodged inside of your hat, pin the "prop" to your hairline after you stuff it under. Theme Set ' By Group Set in surroundings of autumn beauty was the opening meeting Thursday of Fhile Nada club. The gardens at the home of Mrs. J. Edwin Stein were scene of the gathering. Luncheon was served on small tables tastefully decorated with bouquets of seasonal blooms. Games were played later. Mrs. Robert C. Sumner, new president, 'announced committee members, and welcomed the group for another year of meetings. meet-ings. She ' thanked them for cooperation co-operation in the swimming pool fund drive. Program chairman. Mrs. LaNell Hayward, revealed the season's theme, "Our United States: Let's Know It. In con junction with the program of activities, ac-tivities, at each meeting a member mem-ber . will discuss something-' new in the field of art, science, literature, litera-ture, or any subject found interesting. inter-esting. The discussions will be given under the heading "What's New in the World." Hostesses s for the charming event were Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Sumner, Sum-ner, Mrs. Albert Freestone, Mrs. Thomas E. Peterson and Mrs. Hayward. J nthpri nrpapnt sr Mn Tfar old Bailey, Mrs. R. D. Cloward, Mrs. Arthur Duckett, Mrs. Jack; V. Dixon, Mrs. frank Dain, Mrs. Roy B. Hammond, Mrs. Martin ! 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