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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Select Patrons
For Reunion
Lincoln Dance for Alumni
To Be- Held at Century
December II

Patrons and patronesses
for the Lincoln high school
alumni dance, Dec. 81, at the
Century ballroom, were an
nounced today by Mr.. Harold
Johnson, alumni association
president.
They are: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mosolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Keller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henrieksen, DR..
and Mrs. Fay Mace, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl L. Raymond.
For the first time in history the
Lincoln Alumni dance and reunion
will be held away from the school
gym. The Century ballroom was
chosen to eliminate the crowded
condition Of the smaller Lincoln
gym. An 11-piece orchestra di-
rected by Dale Fitzsimmons will
furnish the music.
Nearly all of Lincoln's 1881 state
championship football team will
join the get-together. Final meet
ing Of the Alumni association was
held Monday night At the Lincoln
library.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Travellers Aid
Elect. Mondsy
Mrs. George Griees Frank.
In, Jr., TO Head Board
For Coming Year

Mrs. George Griggs Frank
lin, jr., was named by men,
bers of the Travellers Aid
board to serve as president
for the coming year at a lunch
con meeting held in the Win
throp dining room on Monday
afternoon. She succeeds in
office Mrs. Chauncey Baxter.
Elected to serve with Mrs.
Franklin are Mr.. Gus Appelman.
vice-president; Mrs. John Bolinger.
secretary, and Mr.. Lyman Hall,
treasurer.
Board members elected TO serve
for a three-year term are Mrs.
Baxter, Mr.. Appleman, Mrs. Frank
lin and DR.. L. s. Baskin.
During the meeting on Monday,
Mrs. Alice Cresswell reported on
membership In the National Trav-
elers' Aid and Mr.. Hall presented
the report of the current Commu-
nifty Chest allotment.
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Nupfials Performed in
Christmas SETTING

The marriage OF Mrs. A. Caro-
line Reeves and Mr.. /. o. Daniel
was solemnized at 8 o'clock Sat-
urday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George +. Rauh on No.
18th Ut. A lighted Christmas tree
formed the background for the
ceremony which was performed by
the Rev. w. A. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauh were the
couples only attendants and only
few close friends were present
for the reading Of the vows.
For her wedding. the bride wore
blue crepe dress with a match
ing hat and a eorsage of bouvardia.
After a short wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel will make their
home at 1896 So. st. Mrs. Daniel
is a former resident of New Zea-
land, having lived in Tacoma for
about IL years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Tacoma Acfives Elect

At a recent meeting at Hotel
Winthrop the Tacoma Actiyes,
e. s. l., elected officers for the
new year. Miss Millicent Bogetich
was reelected unanimously as
president for the third time. as was
John Susan as financial secretary.
and Miss Katherine Jssprica as
recording secretary and Francis
Lusich. vice president. Miss Marie
Broz was elected scribe for the fol-
lowing year.
A Christmas party was discus
sed by the members and planned
for the evening Of Dec. ~ al Q
O'Clock. The party will be held at
the Gray Goose Inn on the Tacoma
Olympia highway and all members
are invited To attend. The affair
VIII feature a Christmas tree with
an exchange Of gifts. refreshments
and dancing later in the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Alumnse 10 ete
St.Leo's Seniors
Chrissmss Psrsy nhursdsy
To Include Filing Of
Yule bssksss

81. I.eo's slumnae members
are planning 10 entertain
members OF the senior class
of Sc. L<o's high school at Z
Christmas party which viii
be held on Thursday evening
Mt 3 o'clock In the school hall.
Niss Ruth schrnsasr kss essn
named chairman for tbs affair, Ia
b assisted ny tbs following com.
mlttss memberss Misses Rose
Columbus. Viola Marucs. Helen
Honvies and Frances kovai me
COMMITTEES has arranged IN snssrs
sssing program for The swearing
which viii include earoi singing
and games. A rift win hs pre-.
ssnted by the alumnss 10 each ~
the hcnorsd guests. after which
refreshments viii ~ served.
Members ~ the slumHas wfii ~
asked 10 bring food Tor Christmas
baskets which viii later b. mads
up for distribution 10 needy fsni.
lies, Miss LILLIAN nssuchamp 4
chairman for the COMMITTEES n
charge. Assisting her are Misses
Lorraine MeEary. Frances John.
son. Ruth simpson. Msfrslis Car.
bone. Helen Honvisx, Dorothy Gall.
vas. Hsisn sullivan. usrAlains
Warren. fnes Nsrigi and MN o,
q. Morris.
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49, HF""F HN1@@s" fF%t@ 49,
Hssss y ~. an hsx = q. ofixx.
u, Mm George y, Heard v~r1
ard Isay Fraser sna r<vsy. r<rfr
nunaxnn~. STANLEY Isxsesl7<y. Wal.
isc> nvsns III Wscsl<v. NJ ukiI-
lnsA Dict wsss<r. Aan<s n<nnnsll
and party frun uiympzA. Kzlxsn>ta
nena. nsseFiy nafraaxhk mr.
hsss Jseee~oa 5e&nns ne~sa.
pores esshs. Lerr.las AIn~r1.
Jssss haFa<r. - Wiztr~n. Js<k
Evren. warrwm WIN
nklsnx during th< ws<k sn.f
planning sl<s 10 stay ever fur ne
festivities are Isst Marks snll
rsfts ~ three Ffum Castle Hnek.
Charles itssss. fzFnnszs Brigham.
Howard f.leht<nwslssf. nv nak.
Asns. ~ cushman. HsrnMn nlcoo.
snthAl. Men ksAH.
RsssFvAtlrns fnF nse~mt>r -
and II snsinsisi
Eissssiis csust.HAsa. Ar
nnxks. hsy kfmsn. Jlmmy
Noers. JENNY cscaks ~ Il
Castle noehs yimml> Mays Nh
Williams. nsck Fisbr~s. NJ and
Mn. Jsekpaa. Ruth Mslsndy. nI>s-
nor nsocsnfssid Jean Kllhuurns.
Massey rsrd. Merritt cnckinshsH.
Jset Fuller. Marry Smith. wade
and Marshall rsrse~ and NJ and
kfEs Lyle hoFtaa.
waFrsnt TAunt. md barrett
Jayne woedln. olympia: rsNacss
Wing. betty sssp<nish. Jim fiarsss
and party. ~. and Ma chsstss
. Lewis, j.. nfsmsftun. Mr. and
Mira Geo. Parry. Ssrrm~stnn. ~.
and Mrs. Carl Munsen. nssmsr.
Ton. Tom fInskins. Alh~Ft Fiaas@
gan. Gerry Mccarthy. Mae Kiop-
fsnstsln. vsnnstts hsybin. Mary
haybln. waiIy htssksy. pom,nls
drehlnlssL Marie IIuas. Helen
Msndbslm. f1oreuos woodland.
Ben stFob>l. Bart Nelson. Janet
Hatch and Betty hioed
An Olympia party wiii include
Mr.. ami hrs Marry Mswssa.
Olympia. Fred Brown. olympsal
Louise Hines. olympisi neb wscd-
ard. Olympia. osn<va nes<s.
Olympia Kenneth Iiaxss. oiym.
pisi Hsttls Hsamshsf. ulsaya
Doyle. n. Thomas and nstty n.eh,
Olympia; HsroId hecarty. I Oar
land. Ernie narkisy and n. Waid'
rick, Olympia Kobsrt uslhus \.
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Army Betrothal
or Interest
Col. kirkwood. Formerly oil
Fort Lewis, 10 Wed
Mrs. Harrison

Scores of the army set at
Fort Lewis and in the North
west and many persons in Ia
coma win find interest in the
announcement hich has
reached Fort Lewis from
Champaign. H.. of the be-
trothal and coming marriage
of Mrs. Lillian Miller Harrison
of Washington. ID. c., to Col.
Robert G.. Kirkwood. United
States army.
Colonel kirkwcod Was on duty
al Fort Lewis from Sept 2. 1888.
until Aug. "a. 1889. during which
time he commanded first the First
battalion. eth Field Artillery. and
later the 10th Field Artillery. lie
In now on duty ~ assistant pro-
lessor OF military science and tae-
tics at the University Of Illinois,
Champaign, III.
Mrs. Harrison is the daughter
81 Brigadier General Samuel War
rem Miller. retired United States
army officer Of Washington. D. c,
and the widow OF the late Lieu
tenant Colonel George Richard
Harrison, United States army.
Since establishing her residence
In Washington ak years ago, Mrs.
Harrison has been active In both
the civic and social hfe OF the
capital. She is serving at present
as regent of the Army and Navy
chapter, Daughters of the Amei-
can Revolution; president Of the
Army and Navy society. Children
of the American Revolution. and
recording secretary Of the District
Of Columbia Children OF the Revo-
luton. She Ii also a member OF
the Twentieth Century club of the
Daughters Of the United States
Army.
The couple has chosen Dec. rs
a. the date for their marriage,
when the ceremony will be read In
81. Johns church IN Washington,
d. c. DR.. Oliver ]. Hart will OFF,
ciate during the service. After the
first OF January they will be at
home in Champaign.
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members OF Virginia Dare chapter.
ID. A. r.. for their Christmas
luncheon and program. wrcaths.
candles and Christmas greens
added TO the holiday theme Of ths
meeting On the mau,el was .
blue madonna surrounded by can
dies and attracting keen interest
was the charming orschs. COM
plets with thu animals In the
msnEer.
Greens and tapers entered ths
iaes-coversd luncheon tAbls. A.
sisting the hostess were Mrs. Fred
eriek G. Brewer. Mrs. Charles A.
Robbins. and Mrs. Warren Y. Hun
and Mrs.. Lyman Louis Of Seattle.
daughters OF the hostssses.
The Afternoons program con-
sisted of a Christmas address BY
the Rev. Holland Burr. and = group
OF musical selections by George
Johnson's string THO. outstand-
ing among the sslsetions vas
Bach -Csounods Avs Mara
Reading Ghub Meets
Nearly thres-soors msmbsrs Of
the Day Island Reading club gath
cred At Mrs. o. v. snydsrs spa
eioais home for the annual Christ
mas luncheon Of tbs group. hrs.
Dean Mcdonald. president II us
club. and her busy associates pre-
ssnisd An outstanding program u
the Yuls season. hrs Leslie Tut
lie Was chairman ~ ths afternoon
and was assisted BY Mrs. A r.
Davies. Mrs ~ q. Behreibsr and
Miss Peggy hsthis Mrs Oscar
Holt was IN charge Of tbs pro-
gram and elsyeriy presented Char
ley Mccarthy ss Santa Claus,
The luncheon table vas sitract-
i've with . small holiday tree snd
greens. with the other parts u
the house slso carrying out ths
thsus In the soiarfun sas .
huge holly tree. decksd IN ma
tradition ~ ibs Christmas tree.
adding Ar unusual nots a ths
occasion.
Christmas readings we're pre-
sentsd by Shirley Olive fsyman
and BAxbar1 Tuttls gave . group
Of accordion numbers In ths
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Members = ~ Tsee=as x.eht
club auxiliary wili entertain rsse@
az svensns II IT, T.eezs Yacht
club 1T q chfistlnas party for
their husbands Mr. t>eyt ttfstlsy
= chslFnsn a TIE AFFAIR ssss Der
COMMITTEES eonstsss ~ Mf<tArses
". n. AliHrs. A. =. nahfcs. !. z.
worthlnkson. nrsre Nehas. David
rsnrsaxtnn. \. @. f.icks<nwsltss.
n c. noaFstnA. n n rsltrs.
Arthur Maisessy ard W n weod.
burn.
The evenings rruxfAm ~all h.
sluds a. exchange - FlTss. Gsmes,
dancing and = late supper.
wcm<es society - Fer~ tssn
baptist church hula their cAr1st.
mas party II The ehursh. rauFs.
oar. Covered tish ianeh<ca a.
neon 0ift exchange
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy
CONGRATULATED

On the birth of their first child,
. daughter, Dec. II, Mr.. and Mrs
George Cassidy are receiving con-
gratulations. The baby was born
in Tacoma General hospital and
has been named Charlain. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. J. I.
Cassidy of Vancouver Wn- and
Mr.. L. E. bowling of Tacoma.
Great-grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Phelps of Seattle and
Mrs. A. Glidden Of Portland.
Mecca club, Daughters Of the
Nile, will meet Tuesday at one
O'Clock with Mrs. Robert r. Ra-
Der. 1920 No. 25th st. Mrs. Harry
Micklethwaite and Mrs. A. T.
Long will assist. Cards and dis
tribution of gifts will follow the
business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Sunset Garden Club
Party Announced

The annual Christmas meeting
Of Sunset Garden club viii Be held
at the home Of Mrs. Elmer Hyatt,
410s 50. Park ave. Thursday aft
ernoon al 1880. Assisting host
eases viii Be Mesdames Robert
Allen, W. o. Cornell. Ida N Hay
barker and s. Hansen. Mrs c. H.
o'Neill viii read a paper on Wash
infton Evergreens There will be
a gift exchange.
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Mrs. Percy Cresth Smith, chap
ter regent, conducted a brief busi-
ness meeting. following which the
program chairman. Mrs. J. n. Kit
lar. presided ut the piano while
the entire group sang Christmas
carols. Mrs. Dwight Mason thsn
introduced the afternoon program
which had for its theme, Colonial
Homes. Dress and Social Life. I"
She was attired In the costume
OF a nth century New Engiander.
and gave numerous sidslights on
the intimate life Of the American
colonists. concluding with . story
her mother used 70 tell. Great
Aunt West and Her sorrel Riding
Mare. Sandy"
To add first-hand "details 10 her
subject, 'Mlss Mason called upon
Miss Emma NOR. also In colonial
costume, to tell Of tina home Of
John and Priscilla Alden. A de-
scendant Of John Alden. Mas NOR
exhibited q homespun coveriid col
ored with bsIttsruut shell dye-an
Alden family heirloom.
Program In Costume
Mrs. Mason then asked Mrs.
Smith, representing Mary Ball In
q black silk evening gown and
powdered wig. TO describe tina old
governors palace at Williamsburg,
Va. Mrs. smiths recent stay IN
the restored Williamsburg made
her first-person story ali ths more
interesting
Mrs.. q. X. Kirk told Of the 1870
home o. Miles Brewton In Charles
ton, q. G. The hons h regarded
by artists and architects a. the
embodiment of that which was
most refined in the southern style
q building
Al intervals during the program
Miss Frances Tarr. In white Pun.
baN shAAA-Ns HHaAA A8@ W. Rf%f7
ming Wheel" Garry Ne Back 70
Oh virginny. and An Eighteenth
Century Drawing Room" Bhs
wAs accompanied BY her mother,
Ars. n. r. TAR
Tea was served Al q laes-coyered
table decoFatsd with q nsodsrnistle
arrangement Of tiny y1rs-mssh
Christmas trees. red candles and
red tinsei balls, the work q q
Tacoma artist. Presiding were
Mrs.. Guy X. Llewsllyn and Mrs.
g. r. KIRK. Refreshments con
sisted Of Eugar-eoyered d0ughnutS
for early Nes England. rleh fruit
cake for the Old south.
Assistant hosiesses were Mes
danes Dwight Mason. Roy y ~
strom. George {. Wagner. A W.
NORWOOD. and the Misses Clara
and Charlotte DrlsksH and LYDIA
Graham.
Virginia Dare
Mr. p F. RuckmasteF opened
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Tee at Grace Baptist TO
Have Bells as Theme

The annual Christmas program
and tea which women Of Grace
Baptist church are planning on
Wednesday at 1:30 will have bells
a. theme. There will be a lighted
tree and an exchange Of gifts. Mrs.
Frank Ainsworth, the president. u
In charge and Mrs. A. N. Ray VIII
lead the devotions.
Holiday carols viii be sung by
the group and Mrs. Walter Nc
Leod will sing King All Glorious. ="
by Charles Wesley. with Mrs.
Fred Dufall a. her accompanied.
Tea hostesses viii be Mesdames
Ainsworth, Mcleod and Lester
rogg. Mrs. Harry Macpherson IL
In charge of table arrangements.
Mrs. George Barton and Mrs.
Harry Greenup will pour.
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yuIetide Program in Store
For Presidents Council
Fred Myers, Meteoroloesf. 10 Spssk and Dr.. Edward
Waeenkneeht Of she University Of Washington
To Present Dramatic Recital

One of the finest Christmas programs Of the season Ia
promised members of the Presidents Council and their
when they meet Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Woman's clubhouse for their guest day.
Speaker of the day will be Mr.. Fred Myers assistant
meteorogs in charge Of the Tacoma weather bureau Dr.
Edward Wagenknecht professor OF English Literature at
the University Of Washington and assistant pastor of Ply
mouth Congregational church in Seattle will give dramatic
recital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Plan Annual YuIe Party

Tacoma Redmen, Tribe No. IS,
will hold its annual Christmas Tree
party at Eagles hall at O'Clock
Wednesday evening. Santa Claus
will be present with his bag of
gifts and an entertaining evening
is promised. Walter Berg Is chair
man Of the party and members of
his committee are Frank Chris
Hansen. John Amman, Lea Pena-
witch, Lou Willard and Paul CONS
r1ld.
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tablsaa which closed the program.
Mrs. Joseph J, Psehot rspressnssd
the Madonna with thre. young
girls N vestmsnts singing silent
Night" In The background. The
group sang carols together and
closed the program with God
Biess America"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Holiday Meetings Outstanding
On Weeks Calender
Mary Bell end Virginia Dare Chapters. Daughters .,
American Revolution, Have Holiday Sessions;
Day island Reading Club convsnss

busy afternoon for many Tacoma club women was
experienced Monday when several groups met for Christ
meetings and parties Among the organizations meet
ing chapters Of the Daughters of the American
Ball and Virginia Dare--and large
reading group--the Day Island Reading club
Lending fragrant, woodsy background TO Of the
enjoyable meetings OF the year for Mary Ball members
the home of Mrs J. II. Ktar, charmngy decorated
with huge branches Of eoneaden fir for the occasion
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In his talk, Mr.. Meyers WIN ex.
plain the workings Of the instru.
ments for measuring rainfall,
snowfall and wind velocity and for
forecasting the weather.
Or. Wagenknecht,s dramatic re-
cital viii include:
l. A Ballad Of Christmas
............W Walter de Ia Mare
Christmas Trees
Violet Alleyn Storey
How Can They Honor Him
............ NJ. scruggs
Christmas .....E. Hilton Young
2. Noah's Wife. =. Robert NJ. Gay
8. The Almond Tree
.......... Walter de Ia Mare
4. Blue Roses. .LAsa Ysays
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Sorority TO Have
Christmas Party

Sigma Iota of Knapp's Business
college will hold a Christmas party
following their regular business
meeting on Tuesday evening at .
o'clock at the home of Miss Helen
Biemorn, 1901 So. s0th st. There
will be a gift exchange.
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CLUB S

- -
Fern HIN Rebekah auxiliary will
meet Wednesday at /. o. o. y. hall
for a 1880 luncheon and Christmas
party. Gift exchange. Bring wealth
or bags.
Past Presidents Of Canadian Le-
Kion auxiliary meeting scheduled
for Thursday at home OF Mrs.
George Palmer postponed until
January.
Euniee Missionary society OF
Trinity Lutheran church will hold
Christmas party at the home OF
Mrs. r. Kunschak. 6202 30. Pine,
Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
Ladies' Ala Of Hope Chapel will
meet at the church Wednesday
for their annual Christmas party.
Mrs. Il. J. Hall Ia hostess.
Independent Bible church, serv-
ice guild, win meet Wednesday at
the church for 1880 luncheon.
Gift exchange and Christmas car
OILS.
Golden Glow auxiliary, Royal
Nslghbors, win meet Wednesday
noon In Anderson hall. Election
Of officers and gift exchanges. Pot
luck luncheon.
Oakland Park Presbyterian
church, Marie Louise Frsntz
guiid. will hold their Christmas
party At the church Wednesday
evening At 7:so.
Lend -s-Hand circle Of the Kings
Daughters and Sons viii hold their
annual Christmas party A. the
home Of Mrs. d. L. Barsell. 1870
So. Tacoma ave. "wednesday. Mira.
A. T. Stevens will assist.
Circle Daughters Of Norway
viii hold their Christmas party Al
the home Of Mrs. caspsr johnson,
l4ls No. 2eth Ut. on Wednesday.
Luncheon win Be served Al 1870.
1
COncordia club Of Epworth n. K.
church will meet for a Christmas
party In the church psriors Wed
nssday evening at . O'Clock Cir
exchange and program. Carol
singing. COMMITTEES: Msssrs and
kesd&mes =. II. Fisher. Paul Berg.
DR.. and Mrs. n. p. Griffin and
Mr.. and Mira Oscar Carlson.
Mae Camp X. y. A. will give
their annual Christmas party for
children a. the Royal Seighbors
hall. Mckinley hill. Thursday eve
ming a. 8 o'clock Program BY
children and adults. Christmas
Tree and refYeEnmentz
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word hss seaek~f Txrema -
The birth n Fhsl<a<lphls - -
10 ~. 81 Ms. bteokS \. No.
insry - Eayd<rj II n Aaues
ha~pslsi ~ shii1 y w>issmed ~
ss~nap~r<niM kEfa c.thes1na n.y.
ds< II Tsssme ant M J. ~
Msv ~ k<ttis n1sk. An.
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prslvIs Hswsr Gsvjss
Glib 70 klsss

Mr. Qep<6e c&Grgwm M -
heslsrn - xtuu1ay - memee<o
~ fseirse r1oww oer1en eluo ~
= fsHFistmas meeltn1 felIeuin1 =
i15o hua<hsee. kre q \ ca1l9m
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making.
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n4ezlsa - naktee teoee In<re
wsIl - SIN sashan9s xfn~n< :
ray chxistm&4 tss~.
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Mt<&fvys " Nef<fxt - = F<I1r
ssr. olymps<. nettk jsan>uk
us~sshy amsss. ossupsN
m>lss trnznk ~ tesonk
sssw<ss 1>mss ~ r&rsy. vwun
wh<>i~r. = e,~pe mn ~ per<yj
~ Ess~e sn6 psr<y fvuN c.
halls. ~. rIfueks Hpnl1eg -
r&styl t<ea csmm1ano - -
uSs<m<xe<ef.
.. nsnnssh n1.rsn ~. - ~
t<mss k>mp - po<sys -. -
Mfs N1tp<t u<r<uzt mm1E9<M
osnv ssa p~<sys ~ - ~
uusysss kasl<xeeu. nlles 1p1se nHew
saa p~stx frem AeeFd>e41 ~.
ssd Mr. W. n x6est~y fvum
Ah~rss<a. ~ - NJ A<oe
ksseas<n frum ~ toasnsw. -
shszasev1 ~ h1eH1> ~ Ao<e<~
sen. uewara T.asps. Na1h NenA
~. nnd Nh f1@ne f1e4a&
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Mae Camp X. y. A. will give
their annual Christmas party for
children A. the Royal EeighbOra
hall. Mckinley hill. Thursday eve
ming a. 8 O'Clock Program ~
children and adults. Christmas
tree and refYesnmentz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

Mr.. p F. Buckmaster opened
her home Monday afternoon 10
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Lend Hand circle Of the Kings
Daughters and Sons viii hold their
annual Christmas party At the
home Of Mrs. d. L. Barwell. 1870
So. Tacoma ave. Wednesday. Mrs.
A. T. Stevens will assist.
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Circle 8 Daughters Of Norway
win hold Their Christmas party At
the home OF Mrs. caspar johnson,
44ls No. 2eth st. on Wednesday.
Luncheon win Be served a. II 30.
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Oakland Park Presbyterian
church, Marie Louise Frsntz
guild. will hold their Christmas
party AZ the church Wednesday
evening AZ 7:30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

Golden Glow auxiliary, Royal
Nslghbors, win meet Wednesday
noon In Anderson hall. Election
Of officers and gift exchange. Pot
luck luncheon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
"A 4O-LETE
TELEFONNf SLUZBY

pan Lloyd B. Wilson, president
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. obdrzel demantovy
sluzebni odznak, ktery mt byl
pfedan p. F. G.. Macarowem,
gen. personalnim managerem.
Jake vsichni Teditele spTate-
lenych spolecnostf Bellova Sys-
temu tax i pan Wilson zacal cd
piky. Jeho prvnf prace u tele-
fonni spolecnosti byla nocnl
telefonnf sluzba v Plattsmouth,
Nebraska.
Roku 1929 pan Wilson prisel
do Washington jake reditel
c.. & P. Tel. Cos. Krone OBJ
chodn1ch zajm1 p. Wilson We
mule svlj cas- kostelni, civiln1 a
dobrocinne praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
SpOrtOyn1 Hlidka
SINGH zapasiti Dude
S BIBBER Mccoy " CARLINS
PARK

Pflstf dtery, dine 1. srpna v
krlzkovych zapasech porada-
nych Carlins Park Mr.. Ed
C%ontosem hlavnim zapase
ktery urcen ma dobu l porazky
Manic Singh, 218 Id. utka Sc $
Bibber Mccoy, $50 ID.
Y nasledujfcich 5 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb | porazky dcinkujf:
Red Ryan, 225 lb. VS.. Rudy
Stronberg, 230 ID.
George "Tragos" Kondylis.
218 10. VS.. Hank Matheny, 22O
ID.
Raoul Lopez, 218 Id. VS.. Row
Halderman, 218 Id.
Tom Mahoney, 228 Id. VS..
Chief Chewaki, 242 ID.
Frank Russell, 2O5 Id. VS..
Bobby Grant, 215 Id.
zeny V prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
"FUEHRER" ZASTAVIL
JfZDU.

Malir dom1, Lee Fuehrer,
nemeckeho pGvodu, z~astavil v
sobotu pred zastupem asi 200
divak1 jizdu ma Liberty a Sa-
ratoga ulicich pred sedmou no.
dinou vecer. Tento nemecky
malir domG, "a roxy starry, kle-
XII ma kolena ma krizovatce u
lie, obratil zraky vzh1ru, roz-
tail ruce a haste volal.
Policista ujal Sc veden1. Po-
mohl j1zde a pomohl Fuehre-
row ma. policejnf stanici. Pred
policeman soudcem Fuehrer
doznal soudci, Elmer Hammer
re maloval vnitrek zidovske
synagogy ma Jackson Place a
Paramount avenue, kdyz tam
zrak jeho padl ma lahev VIVA,
kterou pc spatfen1 ochutnavati
pocal. Ostatek vecer bylo sa-
me "jen Sc sviti.'
Soudce Hammer varoval jej
pred pit1m VIVA bez dovoleni
majitele a dovolil mu odejiti
re STANCE bez trestu.