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New world of ROOM COLORS here at your fingertips! Hundreds of decorating ideas for you --at a glance! All the wall, woodwork, ceiling colors - you yearn for --with FREE swatches to fake home! Sm Fuller's JEWEL CASE decorating inspirations! faculty. missionary service. Miss Elizabeth Van Auken, for Mrs. Ramaciottl and mer principal, introduced her daughter, Mrs. Clarence successor, Paul C. Parry., Parry, rell Allbaugh (Catherine in turn, introduced the members aciotti) will don Japanes of the faculty, all but two of tumes again for this co them newly asssigned to Lytton. tion, when they'll be hos The picnic was> held on the at a tea to be held 0 school grounds, and lasted until There will be entertair darkness ended the festivities. and exhibits of Jap items--all for the bene MR. AND MRS. L EL AND Christ Mission, which r ROSENER will entertain a group ters to Americans of Jap of friends at cocktails Sunday at descent. their Atherton home. The mission, at 1732 But St., is administered by tt Joseph K. Tsukamoto. Mrs. Ramaciotti L granddaughter of the Hiram Beers, who was years rector of Trinity C ir. San Francisco. It was 1 church that Mrs. Leland ford donated a small cha memory of her son, Lela *** Mrs. John Wickett turned "school m'arm" this year, with Junior L neophytes as her pupils Mrs. Wickett will corn] seminar as the finals t league's four-week cour community volunteer se and other things that self-respecting leaguer know. On top of that, it's Mrs. ett's job to make up cxr tions at the end of the c< watch those shiny apple.' rolling in! Mrs. Wickett is also the Alto Junior League's repr tative for the "Spectator, league's monthly mag She contributes a co "Party Line," and arrang special articles on Palo doings from time to tim ** The Woodside horse sh< the estate of Mr. and William Coppey Duncan