The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-30

| their youngest daughter Susie In
Mr.. r. II. Richards of Utica. N
Y, was solemnized. The cere.
mony was quietly carried ont
only intimate relatives being in.
vited. The bride is an attractive
and popular Tacoma girl and a
favorite among the younger sa-
cial set. The young couple will
leave for Spokane where they will
make their home, Mr.. Richards
being engaged in business there.
Under the auspices of the
teachers council a unique Hal
lowe'en party will be given this
evening complimentary to the Ia
coma teachers. The affair will
take place in the gymnasium O.
the High school.
Mrs. A. e. Law entertains this
afternoon at her American LAKE
cottage in honor of Mrs. William
Winston, who has come to Taco
ma to take up her residence, and
Mrs. S. M. Cary of st. Paul, who
is visiting with Mrs. Blakeley.
The Ladies Aid society of In
manuel Presbyterian church IS
holding a sale of home-cooked
foods today at the church. The
ladies have adopted this method
of helping to pay the church
debt. A similar sale will take
place next Saturday, beginning at
II a. m.
The Woman's union of the Ia
coma Ethical society will hold It's
November tea Wednesday after
noon at the Tacoma Music Hall.
Tacoma avenue. A piano selec-
ton will be rendered by Miss
Karasek; Mill Nellis will give
reading; Prof. Marcus will sing a
solo, and Mrs. o. G. Ellis will take
on pure Food and Market Sani-
tation." The hostesses for the
meeting are Mesdames Darmer,
Davis and Crawford. A business
meeting will be held at $3.50 I'M
mediately preceding the tea.
The drill team of the Tacoma
circle, No. 1853, Women of Wood
craft, will give its grand ball at
Balhalla hall Tuesday evening,
November 2, to which all men,
bers and friends are invited. The
grand march will be led by the
drill team in full uniform.
Axel Hedberg, one of Tacoma's
prominent music teachers, has re-
turned from his European trip
and is at hiss studio, 81 South
Eighth street.
The Amphyction society of the
University of Puget Sound Will
hold jolly Halloween party this
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. L. Benbow. whose son
Lewis is a member of the society.
The house will ibe decorated in
green and gold, the colors of the
society.
The piano recital given last
evening at the Temple of Music
by the pupils of Madame Fernan-
da Hansen was attended by a good
sized crowd of musical people
who enjoyed 1t thoroughly. A
number of the pupils showed
much promise. The program was
concluded by two beautiful cello
solos by Madame Kaethe Piec-
Zonka.
Mrs. l.. w. Brehm will be hos
tess for the regular fortnightly
meeting of the Aloha club Mon
day afternoon at her home, Clio
North G street.
At the home of Mr.. r. g.
Walker, 701 North d street, the
October meeting of the Alexander
Hamilton chapter, Sons of tho
American Revolution, will be held
this evening. A paper on the life
of James Madison will be given ny
o. G. Ellis.
Coutr Tacoma, No. 1, Foresters
of America, held a pleasant social
last Monday evening in Eagles
hall, which several of the higher
officers of the state court attend
ed. Grand Secretary T. H. An
drews of Seattle made a character
istic speech on the good of the or
der and emphasized the apprec!s-
ton of the work of the members
by presenting DR.. r. III. Harrison
with beautiful gold badge for
his two years. service as grand
chief ranger of the state of Wash
ington. A luncheon was served
and the floor cleared for dancing,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by
the younger members.
The Wisconsin Association OF
Pierce County will hold a BANQUET
at Fraternity hall, Tacoma ave-
nue., Friday evening, November s,
at $3.50 p. m. All former Wis
consin people are invited. An
interesting program will be rea-
dered.
The Equal Franchise club Will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 1880
with Mesds,mes Felt and Eastman
at COS North J street. Members
and those interested in the Ameri-
can Women's league will meet
with Mrs. H. H. Johnston, 2423
North Union avenue, Tuesday at