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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Slip Cover and DraPery
Mill Ends, 49, yard

You'd regularly be 81 and Sl.lO
LOO yards of printed sailcloth in floral and stripes
Sanforized fabric shrinkage less than qo) fadere-
sistan colors In lengths of from to eight yards
At inches wide.
Cotton Rued Cushion dot Curtains, with 5inch
rues In only ~ yards long, Special pair 81
IL pairs Pinch peated Daperies pop
lin, brown gold colored. 22 yards long Were 1896
CURTAINS AND DRAPEREs, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Novelty Writing Paper

So box Vas SIC boz
$50 boxes writing paper in laid and
vellum finishes 48 sheets, 48 en-
velopes to the box. White and
broken assortment Of colors.
STATIONERY, ASH 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Ravon and Cotton
Fabrics Reduced 10

500 pieces in lengths OF l to yards.
SO or 80 inches wide.
IS pieces All-wool and Wool-and-
rayon Dress and Suit Fabrics in
lengths of / to 2l2 yards. 81
inches wide. Reduced one-han OF
former price.
1874 yards White Organdy with
chenille design. Permanent finish.
A inches wide. Originally 81 yard.
Now
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Furs Reduced
IA, R and More

Silver Fox Jackets Were $3.50 Now $165
Caracul Lamb Cape, fngerp length Size 49,
Was s225 Now --- $159
Dyed Skunk Jacket size 49, Originally $225 Now - 500
dyed Bolero H. Originally SITS Now 500
l BIue-dyed Jacket size 49, Was $685. Now - $11o
Double Silver Fox Scarf. Was $780, Now
Double Silver Fox Scarfs were 500. Now SIS
Single Skin Silver Scarf Was $95 Now -------S495o
Double Silver Fox Scarf Was $780, Now $99
1 Double Silver Fox Scarf. Was $155 Now Sis
Single Skin Silver Fox Scarf Was $685.. Now-----$49so
FuRs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Misses Sweaters, $50

We're 1925
% wool ,pul-on sweaters In aqua, white, peach
Sizes 80 to 40.
20 Coat and Spon Sweaters in soft woos
Sizes 80 to 40 Were $3.50
IS Wool Skirts in assorted coors Sizes IL Originally
$3.50, $685.. Now $325
Is Sports Dresses In rayon and wool Black
blue Sizes IL, IA, 20 to A. Originally 1895 to $685.
80 Wool One and Two Piece Dresses and
assorted coors Sizes IL to 90 Were s10 $685. Now S025
SPoRrswIAR THIRD FLOOR
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Students Woodshire
Varsity Suits, SI97'

20 two-trousers suits in splendid quality worsted
cheviots. Sizes Regulars-2/33, 1884, 4/35 1886,
1877, 1888; Stockys (stouts)-1/32, 1885, 2/34, 1875.
Students Topcoats herrngbone tweeds raglan
Sizes 2/36, 1877, 2/38. Were $40. Now STATS
STUDENTS CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Luggage Reduced IA to IL

Mems Dressing Cases, all leather Were $25 Now
1 Womans Box In Was SIS. Now--------$SS5
Mans Dressing leather Was $50 Now $1895
Fine Leather Brief Cases. Were $3.50.
1 Brief Case. Was S.
Brief Case ring binder and handles Was $780, Now, 95
1 Fine Leather Brief Case. Was SO. Now----$ $3.50
Woman's Imported Piskin Case. Was $50. Now----$3o
Mans Imported Pigskin Pullman Case Was $780, Now $50
Mans 20-inch Warus Club Bag Was $40. $1495
Woman's Fitted Case, sterling silver fittings Originally
SIS.
Womens Fitted Cases, brown cowhde leather Were $35.
Smooth Black Leather Bag. Was $275o Now S16sS
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Wamsutta PercaIe
Pillow Cases, So each
Stainless Steel Cookware, sI'25

Originally 1923
100 pieces such as saucepans saucepots and bowls.
Kruger Humidher. Originally $685. Now 1895
Hanovia Sun Lamp. electric Was S125 so
Metal Linen Cabinets, 66x18xl2 inches Were s595.
Double-door Linen Cabinet Was s525 Now------s395
Double-door Linen Cabinet Was $685.. Now-----S5s5
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Skinner Silks, IS yard

We're SIPS
200 yards, lengths Of from 2 to 8
yards. In turquoise, fuchsia, green.
maize, gray, rose, teal, tan and
cream. 80 inches wide. In lengths
from 2 to 8 yards.
300 remnants of plain and printed
silks. 80 inches wide. Half price.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Mattresses, Box Springs
Reduced

Box Spring, double green cotton andrayon damask tick
ing. Was $3.50, $24.50
Box Spring. single size. cotton damask ticking Was
$50 So observation-disclosures so
Box Spring. threequarter size stripe cotton
ticking. Originally $3.50. $1675
Innerspring Mattress, single. stripe cotton ticking Was
SS4oV
Box Spring. three quarter s1e cotton damask tick
ing Was 500 So Now $22. so
Innerspring Mattress Box Spring Combination orchid
cotton damask, single sze Was $2s75 Now------$1975
Bosers 19x34 fancy striped cotton ticking: 209o white
down. 800 feather. Were 49,
BEDS BEDDING Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13

1874 pairs Women's Shoes in variety Of styles and heel
heights. Black blue, brown, beige, wine and tan Good
sizes In broken lots Originally $675 to sl575 NowS295
So pairs Colegebred Shoes in discontinued patterns Black
brown beige blue Were $876. Now------$4.95
WoNEN's SHOES THIRD FLOOR
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Decorators Fabrics
IS to s. piece

Originally 81 to SIS yard
200 pieces Of decorators discon-
tinued patterns In lengths from
% yard to yards, suitable for
pillows, chair seats and slip covers.
Fabrics include linens, cottons,
silk-and-rayon damasks.
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING,
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Women's Dinner, Evening
Dresses, SOS

Originally sI695 to s229S
9, rayon crepe. silk-andrayon marquisette; some
slightly soiled; sizes 10 to 40.
Dinner, Evening Dresses, silk chiffon lace;
49, 1872 Originally 1924 s2975 Now SASS
Dinner, Evening Desses rayon crepe, silk chiffon some
with rayon lace tops sizes 10 to 40 Originally $2975 to
S4975 Now ----- $1,000 $1,000 $3.50
Silk Print Dinner Dresses coorfu sizes "a to 49, Were
s3e75 Now $1,000 S26
Dinner lace Jackets sizes a. &c.
40. Were s45. Now
WoMENs FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Street Dresses, $50

Originally S5.95 to SlO.95
so in rayon crepes Black navy and high colors.
few maternity dresses included.
Cotton Coats Smocks and Hooverees In
broken sizes. Originally $65 to $295. Now-------$l15
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Sample Bed Jackets

~ We're S2.95
Is all-sllk tailored and cotton lace
trimmed Small sizes only.
10 Tailored Housecoats, rayon satin
and spun rayon. Dusty pink, wine
and prints. Sizes is, 10, large.
Were $685.. Now $500
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Tennis Racket Frames
~ Price

IA sturdy models that can be strung
at this years prices. Allow three
days for stringing.
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Imported and Stroock Tweed
Suits and Goats, 'l7

Originally S29.95 to S49.95
Is hip length and full length suit jackets. Goats
in swagger and REFER styles Variety OF colors IN
both monotones and mixtures. Sizes IL to 20. 80,
49, A.
20 Spring dressmaker styles and suits OF
mems wear fabrics also Forsmann and Porosa wooens
Navy black gray beige shepherd checks Sizes IL to TO-
1872 to 371a, AZ. Originally $25 to $35. Now Sl4S5
WoMENs AND MISSES COATS SUITS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
.omen's Shoes, SIS
We're 5IO.95

100 pairs Matrix and Arnold Authentic shoes in
brown black beige, blue, white; calf, kid and buck.
Some slightly soed. Not all colors in both makes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Underwear
Greatly Reduced

8 Pure-dye Silk Satin Gowns, cot
ton lace trimmed. Tearose and
blue. Sizes "a, 40. Were 1895.
- 80
4 Gowns, slightly weighted silk
crepe. Tearose and blue. Size 48.
Were $685.. Now ----.----- S295
Pure-dye Silk Satin Gowns, tai
lored. tearose. Sizes AZ, A. Were
$685.. Now $685.
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Women's Hats, s2'2S

Originally S3.95 to $40
40 in suede, straw and fur felt.
Many colors and styles to wear
right now.
10 Millinery Salon Hats, straw,
antelope and fur felts. Originally
$1275 to $22.50. Now $4.75
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Mems Golf Shoes, SIS

We're SO
16 pairs brown elk moccaSns with riveted-in
spikes, or tan calf oxfords with removable spikes.
Combined sizes B-912, 1912; CT, 712, 8, 1912,
II, 1112; d., 712. 8, 10.
IL pairs Mems Golf Shoes grain calf with rvetedn
spikes plain toe style. Sizes: Bib Si2 C-6 to 72,
9h, IL; D-62, 7, 9, 1917 Were $6.75 Now s445
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13

JUNIOR MYssEs' AND CHuDRIN's
SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
300 Attend
Scout Course
Tacoma Leaders Arc Hostess
To Al-Day Training in
Hotel Winthrop

Nearly 800 leaders Of Girl
Scouts from cities in Western
Washington attended the all
day training session held FRI
day in the Hotel Winthrop
under the sponsorship of the
Tacoma Leaders association.
Special speakers were Miss
Ruth Stephenson and Miss
Esther Ansel. national staff
member Of the Girl Scouts.
Mrs. Charles elise. chairman
of the regional committee and
Mrs. Lucille 7. Henderson,
former national staff member.
Miss Helen Cantine, local
scout director was official
hostess for the day.
Cities represented included Ash.
ford. Bellevue. Bordeaux. Boihel.
Bfemefton Buckley. Concrete. Fall
City. Suguamlsh. Redmond poula.
BIO. pnyalltip. Port Orchard. Sum.
nef. Kent. North Bend. Haltby.
Hoodaport and Seattle.
Miss Mary NJ PARK, leader Of
the only Girl Scout troop Ia Con-
crete. nearly 80 miles from Taco
ma. came the greatest distance for
the course
4 hiRhiight Of the day vas the
roll call luncheon ia the roof gar
den Of the hotel Decorations and
flowers for The occasion were pro-
Yided BY the Tacoma Garden club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Miss Thedens Receives
Golden Ca qIet Award

Miss Theodore Thedens. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Thedons Of
Dupont. was honorcd at ban
qnet in the school auditorium on
Wednesday evening.
At this time Miss Thodcns re-
ceiyed the Golden Eagiet award,
the highest award in the Girl
Scout organization Miss Thedens
Is the first Golden Eaglot in Du.
pont and the only one in Tacoma
for some time She Is junior
al Stadium high school.
Girls Of Evergreen troop. No. J,
of Dupont and Fort Lewis. have
been busy preparing for the ban
ouet and special court Of awards.
One hundred mothers and fathers
and friends attended.
Mrs. II. +. Brown. chairman of
the troop committee. Was toast
mistress. Speakers on the program
were Mrs. George McDaniels. Mr.
w y. Loughbon, superintendent Of
Dupont schools Miss Helen Can.
tine. Tacoma Girls Scout director,
presente the Golden Eaglet
award. Chaplain James l. Blake.
ney Of Fort Lewis. presented the
first and second clasa badges To
Miss Jane Simpson and Miss Mar
garet Brown
Mary Elm MoDanieis received
her first class badge Second
class badges were presented TO
Margaret Brown. Hazel Witte.
Betty Witte. Violet zuekerman.
Virginia Lumsden. Alice Mae
Martling. Mary Ann Mcneil. Ra-
chol Johnson, Patricia Gale. Bar.
bara stienmeyer, Beth Trimbie.
Frances Case. Joan Patton.
Georgia Mae Peterson and La
yonne Nelson.
Tacoma guests were Hrz Ed
win James. chairman Of the Ta-
coma camp committee. and Mrs
A. j Ever. second deputy com
missioner Of the Tacoma council
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Miss Bolin
Is Hostess
Luncheon fetes Mrs. Lands
Fry, Queen Of Fora
Temple

One Of the most charming
Of the holiday parties given
last week was the luncheon
given Saturday afternoon by
Miss Bernice Bolin. chairman
of the Southside 0rthopedic
circle of the Daughters of the
Nile, honoring Mrs. Lands
Fry. queen of the Fora temple
of Tacoma. The party was
held in Miss Bolin's home at
1910 Pacific ave. and Mrs. Ray
Bolin was co-hostess for the
afternoon.
Luncheon was served at
o'clock from individual tables dec
GRATED attractiyely in the George
Washington birthday motif. Red
and white carnations were used
about the rooms. During the af-
ternoon a gift was presented 10
the guest of honor, and an in
formal hour of cards followed.
Guests included Mesdames J. w.
Barclay, Ralph Carr, A. j. Gum
mere, f. j. Doherty, c. J. Shipley.
w. c. Gilman, Nellie Hallam. A. A
Campbell, o. S. Mccall, Olive /.
Hubbard. William Bunnell Frank
Douglas, Roy Bond, Frank Hill
II. F. Love. Joe E. Crews. ". II.
Mierow, A. E. Long, Hannah Berry,
T. A. Williams. C. o. Lynn, George
Mullins. Edwin Cory and Miss
Erma Cory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

Division circle Of Lslthss M~uoA
rial church 10 being entertained
wednesday ut = l q ~isca hume on
At the home ~ tlsa ssssafeax. Mrs A.
Frazier. GOD Iso. . 49, Isrestbf cir,
Gle meets At the fsotae ~ Mrs.
Sarah hndsraan. 1TE3 No. Wash.
lnHton. ais1 for 1 o.rga<h lunch.
con, on Thursday
Memorial circle ssk~ats Thursday
for ! o'eloek isssssnron At tina
hsfts ~ ths haHseaa. afs r.. j.
Peterson. zisi fso. - iassa n.
Luther Memorial Guild meets
Tuesday evening at O'Clock 1T
tba home ~ the hssas $40. Mira i.srs
Bsrnsstad. aIi4 40. sths Asslss~
ma heatss#ss are Mrs Lucille
huSa Mas Fior.nr. Wolland ana
Niaa Lillian lsolanr-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Alpha lota
To Initiate
Business Sorority Win Tale in
Group OF Pledges Al
tuesday Banquet

Sigma chapter If Alnha
lota, honorary sornfity at h.
n. II. {. will initiate twelve
pledges Of the sorority who
are taking their final yows
Tuesday evening nj 6.sn In
the rose and gold room Of the
Hotel Winthrop. Dinner viii
preeede the ceremonies which
viii he conducted BY the off
GERS: Misses Nora Gallagher.
president; Rena Aimone. sec
Rotary: Jean Osborne. mar
shall. Phyllis Wilson. vice
president, and Kay Murphy.
chaplain.
The pledges ara Mases aally
Gallagher, nafhafa Farrell. Mar
garet Palmer. BETTY Leslie. Mar.
gatet linRgicr, Camilla rrafsall.
Florence itInrr. Helen BelmhnFn
Sophia t'orslund. Frances Carr
Arlene Fischer Miaa Ellie tiys
water viii become an associate
member ef the Tacoma chapter,
Mrs Edna T.. Kane. grand sifs
president and Mss. Errna Austin
Of Seattle viii be honor guests,
Mira Patterson. Mrs Kane. Mrs.
Russell ksasriman. Lillian Larsen.
and Arlene Fischer viii give brief
talks. Barbara Farrell viii render
piano solo. Margaret Palmer viii
play on The aeeeftilan. Margaret
liusglsr viii sing solo and the
trio Gwen welser. Gwen Andsr.
son and Hiss i.nndriKan have
promised several vocal numbers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
CLUBS

Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles
Will hold card party in their hall
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. *. Dick
inson chairman. Business session
Tuesday evening.
Childrcn's Friend society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Mathews
on Browns Point Tuesday. Mem
bers take 10 a. m. bus at Sth and
Pacific. 1890 luncheon.
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
club will meet Tuesday in the
o. o. F. hall. Luncheon 1890
Mrs. f. B. Didrickson, Mrs. E
Martin in charge,
Julia Dent Grant tent, ID. L. ",
meets Tuesday at 100 with Mrs,
Ralph Colyille. 2616 So. 7th ST. The
group will sponsor card party
Thursday at Fishers civic center.
Luncheon from II until l o'clock.
Public invited. For further infor-
nation call Mrs. W. Hendry, Main
1928.
Altruistic club of Washington
temple. Pythian Sisters luncheon
and card party at Fishers civic
center u o'clock Tuesday Public
invited.
Pacific Camp ROYAL Nelghbors
Of South Tacoma will hold lun-
cheon and card party Tuesday at
1890 in the South Tacoma /. O.
o. F. hall.
Danforth W. {. r. L. meets for
luncheon Tuesday at noon at the
home of Mrs. J. J Gcehan. 54l5 So.
Thompson. DR.. c. g. Trimhle will
speak on First Aid" Meeting
planned for special Frances Willard
Centenary Fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Drama League Play Readers
o Meet at Homer 7 llIeys
VIII Study George Bernard Shs~'s Famous Play "Pyema
fon" at Meeting thursday Evening; Birthday Party
Follows Presentation OF "lcebound'

The play-readng group of the Tacoma Drama league viii
meet Thursday evening with Mrs Homer Tlley in her
Prospect Hill home She chosen for the play of the
ming the famous Pygmaon by George Bernard Shaw. Il Is
Of timely interest due to the publicity attendant upon its
recent presentation in the movies starring Leslie Howard
and affording brilliant debut for Wendy Hitler.
Pygmalon Is considered by many ShaW's best play.
and contains of the best dialogue ever written Il
developed around the famous experiment of Henry Higgins.
the professor of phonecs who proves himself and the
world that he create something magnificent out of
rough dirty little Coekney gil who sells flowers in the
streets of London
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

Group Plans
Mrs. Joseph Turner 10 Be
Hostess 10 Section OF
Tacoma Garden Club

Mrs. Joseph K. Turner viii
open her home on Hewitt
heights at 1880 O'Clock Tues
day morning In members of
the horticultural group of the
Tacoma Garden club. The
slides TO be shown during the
morning are said to be the
most interesting yet to be
shown to club members. The
pictures come from the Blak-
esly Botanic Gardens in
Santa Barbara. Calf.
According to Mrs. c. f. Rich
ards, president of the horticultural
group. the slides VIII feature the
ceanothus shrub. a native 10 the
west coast. II Is hoped by men,
bers of the group that the showing
of the pictures of the shrub will
inspire the widespread planting of
the eeanothus in this region.
A second feature of the meeting
will be the distribution of seeds 10
members Of the group.
Jennie 4. Given guild Of the
First United Presbyterian church
will meet Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Myers. Sill No. 18th ST.
Luncheon at 30. After short
business session. the afternoon will
be spent in having Mystery
Auction All members to bring
a friend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Local Chapter Sees Films
of Alaska and the Orient
Mr.. WIN {. Hudson Of Seattle NofshweH Representative
For pashe. Fs<iured n Meeting 81 League
OF Wsssern Writers

An evening 81 thrills and unusual entertainment Wa
enjoyed hy ueuers Of the local chapter Of ths League o.
Western Writers the MAybin home Friday evening.
when WIN HusIsou Of Seattle reel photographer and
northwest fer rsthe, showing 81 his
log Of n News 1amrraman.'
During the hours in which they accompanied Mr..
Hudson hf@ sses for aud adventure the audience
motion pictures ard slides OF life industry scenic spus
and shrnss China and japan telling better than words
Why the Japanese have China and raphie record
af Arctic expedition wrecked hy lerams ehnse
nrrrd their 700 miles II northern wastes
heINfl rafk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
tiousewsfming ronou
Two Couplos

fuf Nj. and Mira Charles Walker
and Mr. and arss Ernest eoFnlIa
who have recently flsslit new homes
At ga and s5s So asth IT. a
house warming was given by more
Than three score frlensls Friday
evening After the homes wcfn
Inspected by ths sts~sss tables ~
cards were In play At tbs cosnii
home and were followed by buffet
supper ~ the Walker home
IN the decorations a Washlnks
tons birthday sfofEf ~sa Carried
os.t Mrs. Andfess f4silinEssai and
MR. Arthur Woodruff. arranged
the party aaalstest ssy Mrs. Ksfi
hrflnnDB Of SEATTLE
sashis from out ~ saNn lnelssssesi
Nj. and Mrs. Earl .ssl<inuun and
daughter Evelyn. ssfs. Hannah
t,edsils Mr. Juftn F@xrr. Nj. Iae
rHfselll. MI Wilbur Richards. AMI
NJ and Mira, tsofsIofs Hlshafsis u
Hsattia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Mrs. Ritz 1o,'e., 10
READING Club

Mrs. II. y RITZ HaH luncheon
hostess Friday afternoon to mem.
bers Of the Hiehaka Reading club
Pink and cream flowers With
matching candles and holders cen
tered the lace covered table.
The afternoon VAS spent IN the
discussion Of current events and
the reading hour was given by
iirs A j Taium Members pres
ent were Mesdames e. H. Taylor
L. A. NUM-. G. l. Finch. NJ ..
Roper. A } Taium. r g Wood
ward. r. G Walker and l. y Mills.
club president aFa Nellie Hook
another member. u visiting II the
east at the present time Miss
Grace Hendry Of Illinois VAS =
special guest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

Tacoma had the privilege Of
seeing brilliant production Of
this same play when the Moroni
Olsen repertoire company offered
1t here ten years ago.
Selected 10 read the various
roles are Mrs CALVIN Hopper. Mr..
Hollis Day. Mr.. Fred Lippmsn.
Mrs. Sheila Bennett Munsey. Mr.
Chester Darhee. Miss Marion Sey-
mour. Miss Uarda Egley Mr..
Charles HUM and Mrs Lippman.
The reading is at S o'clock and Is
open to members of tho league.
Birthday Celebration
On Saturday evening following
the closing performance of the
Drama leagues ice Bound in the
Little theater. Mrs. Homer Hart
wieh was hostess at surprise
birthday party honoring two mem
bers OF the play staff. On Thurs
day evening. when the play opened,
the play director. Mrs. {. r. Fuller.
celebrated her birthday and on
Saturday Mr. Charles HUM of the
production staff celebrated his.
Mrs Hartwieh was assisted by
Miss Marion Seymour who poured.
Mrs NJ. ]. Gallwas and Mrs.
James William Matheson. The Ia
BILE was festive with spring flow
ers and birthday cakes for the two
honored guests.
In traditional Drama league
manner the cast and assistants en-
ioyed an evening of games and
stunts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21


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Announcement - ztsu ID prices
offered by ina HatEoTxsl officers for
the heat watA ~ 49, 80. drama and
short sinflss by teaxus members.
Nas masin
Mrs. Julia Heath Esslfe. ehs has
sold 10 the MsFasisssn publications.
VAS rsesissd a. n Ez41EREsf II tho
laeai chapter stres t.Ilsspfth Z,
Power and Mru d a Hfusn pss.
sidesi during ths social haur fais
lowing Plans A.. f-<inK made for
Tacoma members - attend tha
special meeting of tfsS Puget hs,tiFisi
chapter IN Seattle Feb - Mrs.
cnrrlne jones IL Ia charge ~ arr
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Or. Usher 10 Spesl Al
Y-Ed Mee,ina

Members - ~ riah ssil essxf
faF thstT regular sIIHHzF nsFnssHk
Tuesday evening - 4 i u Eas =.
v 6. 4 nslHlnk he program eaIah
viii felias ffksn - hntii :
aaslaek n lslsna tzahsf slls nFes
sent : netlea picture Pr Al
Al epen forum ssAss Mss Aiaren
rasils. = public health nurse VII
hlsa sprAk Nlss Jean Fuller i
chairman II tho evening ard hss
a.ksA Ma Grace IaAnaaA u pre-
sent a group - piano ssiesssana
during the program
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Ladies Society Plan.
Dinner

The ladies' society ~ bethany
Methodist church v sponsoring a
Washington birthday fellowship
dinner IN The church dining hall AT
10 O'Clock Tuesday evening. Mira,
Ray 0.R1Ynn n III charge Of tire
evenings program which VIII In
rluds reading by pupils Of Ruth
Radford. songs BY MisA Anna
Nicholson and patriotic talk by
the Rev Rudolph 4. Anderson uf
Asbnfy Methodist church
The committee IN charge con.
alsiH ~ Meadamea l.. A fnfiles.
Ted Fiemmlng j. HeDonoiFh. Toy
Higley. FIRED HsfRrslh. Ivan Tlda.
n. T. neemeF. J Dorsey. " A
Ritter. y o Byrd. Mas fAsoksns,ts.
l.. ID. Waters. A L. Daniel, Earl
Dumas and Misc Anna ntrrksr and
Mlaa Lydia Drebsft.