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Evening star., 1939-04-23

L1oUIDATING LARGE ESTATE-sEV-
eral hundred detached homes and income
properties, buildine lots and acreage
tracts for high and low-cost housing. To-
Gated in d. c. and nearby Va and Md
80 in Chevy Chase, D. c. Priced low
Write for information. FULTON R COR
DON. 10y EXe s. nv Room oQl
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12-APT. BLDG.

MUST SACRIFICE.
Store and . apis. on busy Va. highway, n
gold mine for hustler; price, So $50; terms.
Call Jackson 1879 for appointment
COLoRED INVESTMENT. 1245 AND l245B
Duncan st. ne. between D and E. 70 and 13
h.-w.h.. cleo, gas; fine condition; good
tenants Rent. $1,000 each fiat. Price.
S4. $50: Building and loan trust. S31OO.
Fl. H CARTER. 613 18th ST. NV Natl, 4l1s
Evening star., 1939-07-13
U. 5. Officials 10 Speak
Al Co.operative Meeting

Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace
and F. F.. Hill, governor of the
! Farm Credit Administration, will be
among the more than 100 speakers
and discussion leaders to join in q
study of the agricultural co-opera-
tive movement at the University of
Chicago in August.
Charles w. Holman of Washing
ton, secretary of the American In
stitute of Cooperation. which is
holding its 18th annual session in
Chicago August to IL, will respond
to the formal welcome rendered to
visitors and speakers on the open
ing day by Carl F. Hutn of the
University of Chicago.
Outstanding figures in the fields
of agricultural economy and &C
ton, and representatives of in
dustry, government and education
will come together at the institute
to provide visitors with broad
insight into the role of cooperation
in agriculture and it's relation to
non-agriculture enterprise.
The institute will consider the
current interest in Federal anti
trust statutes of thousands of CO.
operatives engaged in interstate
Evening star., 1939-07-13
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Robert G; Hoffman. 25. and Elsie L. Chris.
than tian 21' both Of 4412 18th st. NV;
u,iTe the Rev. H: W. Burgan.
william P. Hoffman, "a, 1922 Utah ave
tthIleips tIlfippS pl. n.w.' the Rev. Wade H
George Curtis %. 1875 willol st. NV,
and Frances Taylor. 2l, 1924 11th st
NV: the Rev. Augustus j. Allen.
Oaymond T. Gleeson. 40, Philadelphia. Pa
wood. Calf; the Rev. Edward p. Nc
Kirby S, Fones. e1, e2e 5th st. me-. and
Madellne r. BawalL 10, 416 Marietta
~ pl; nv; the Rev. Howard E. Snyder.
SraWiord 2. Gillette, %, 1907 @ ST. NV
ann, ana Eileen M; o'Rourke, %. Madison,
Thomas H. Key. 23, 1908 Riggs pl. NV,
and Mozelle C. Reardon. -, seoe s
ST. nv; the Rev. Peter Marshall
frsderick c.. Peters 81, and Katherine T.
neu' 80. both of Brooklyn. N. Y; the
psV', rev Gerhard e. Lenski
and LoSse Leoy &C Lens soSraysn Island City T.
hoa Long Island, N Y; Bishop James E.
Eugene r. ,Redd 80 Camp Springs, Md,
and Adaline w. Mcdonald. rs, 6O1 l4th
c,,ibsrf 81: ne; the Rev; c. <, Ray:
and Clara Howard, % isis nR Wailach Ii, ny pi /
NV; the Rev. x. w Roy.
James A, ,Mamione. "a, 759 9th st. Sc,
and Lillian c. Beckert, 81, Dir 15th
.,.sstt SCI the Rev. Charles r. o'Hara. -
Y. Yw W. iaco' ara ana he Helena a., M Slemo; 20
John M. Davis. 81. zoos Massachusetts, ave
NV, and Roberta K Winthrop %. 1734
n ST. NV; the Rev. Frederick B. Harris.
Evening star., 1939-07-13

and services awarded under the de-
fense program.
The Air Corps awards included
nine separate contracts for aircraft
engine fuel, totaling $2,744,255. The
second largest block of contracts
was for aircraft instruments, for
which five contracts totaling $738,-
672 were awarded.
The Wright Aeronautical Corp. of
Paterson, N. j., received a $657 1888
award for spare parts for aeronauti-
cal engines and another $729O0 con-
tract for certain endurance tests
and type test of a 14-cylinder unit
OF 42-cylinder aeronautical en-
CINE" No details of this giant en-
gine have been made public.
Other Air Corps contracts call for
tractor guards, propeller blades and
assemblies, instrument flying and
landing trainers, trailers, dollies and
segregators.
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commerce. Speakers will include
DR.. E. A. Stokdyk, deputy governor
Of the Farm Credit Administration
and president of the Berkeley
(Calif) Bank for Co-operatives, and
Wilfrid E. Rumble, prominent st.
Paul CMinn0 attorney. Other
speakers are DR.. Tom G. Stitts,
chief OF the cooperative research
and service division Of tho F. G. A.,
and Neil S. Beaton, president Of
the Scottish Cooperative Whole
sale Society, the largest business in
Scotland.
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Deaths Reported

Mamie c. Brooks, SO. 1908 Kennedy st.
John Luther shedd. 81. 1927 Newton st.
Mary e. Bennett, so. 1919 Mapl. View pl
CHARLES W: Montgomery. II. 1892 Wis
. conSin ave. NV. "
sam Davis McReynolds 81. 1891 Arcadia
Mary v, Mays, so. 14s5 Monroe st. NV.
irving irving Ball Phillips, 80. 622 D ST. ne
Westley S. Jones, Z, Sibley Memorial Hos
Infant Patton. Georgetown University Hos
1nfaP. n,Ft, satterheld. sibley Memorial Hos
Sing Lee, "a, Home for Aged and Infirm.
Margaret Lewis. 20, Home for Aged and
Richard Henderson. 5s, 1245 Kenyon st.
Fannie Hamilton, 81. Gallnger Municipal
Hospital
Gallo Cato, %, Freedmen's Hospital
WlIIlsm Lucas, 20, Gallinger Municipal
Hospital.
Carroll Wright, 7. Chldren's Hospital
Hospital.
Infant Carter. Freedmen's Hospital
infant Carter, Freedmens Hospital
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S4,536,949 in Contracts
For Air Corps Awarded

Contracts totaling $4,536,949 for
various items of equipment for the
Army Air Corps, as a part of the
$500, 100000 expansion program,
have been awarded by the War De-
partment. The Air Corps contracts
are among number OF contracts
otaling $10,534, ,786 for various arms
Evening star., 1939-07-13
Coast Guard Regiment
Starts Camp Tomorrow

The 913th Coast Guard Anti-Air-
craft Regiment, composed of 80 Re-
serve officers, will begin two weeks
of training at Fort Monroe, Va, to-
morrow.
The unit is the only Coast Guard
anti-aircraft regiment in Washing
ton and is under command of 1t.
Col. Robert Hendon. The Reserve
officers will give c. M. T. c. en-
rollees instructions during their en-
campment.
Evening star., 1939-07-13

About f1ve-sixths of the coal In
the United States comes from one
great field, and nearly half from
the mines Of but one State.
Evening star., 1939-07-13
ItoIy's Shipyurds Busy

Orders for vessels for the italian
merchant marine are expected to
keep shipyards of Italy busy for a
long time.
Evening star., 1939-07-13

Traces of an ancient settlement.
oelleVed to be Roman, dating back
to so AID, have been found near
Hove, England.
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Births Reported

Irving and Ruth Dow. girl.
Siegfried and Teresa Pels. girl.
Robert and Frances Twynham, boy.
PAUL and Helen Dallman, boy
fortunato and Mary Barbara, girl.
Orrin and Cecilia Cox, girl.
Thomas and Mlldreth Hanna, girl.
Gem tn'tl and is Elizabeth a ~ Britton, girl. '
Meyer Meyer and and Marsazet Mars niptFs' Fox, M sirl
James and Mary Ennis, boy.
Howard and Ruth Davis, boy.
T. Warren and Winifred Finch. boy.
lanes and and Laura Es,ur B9teiep' boy boy
Emanuel and Malyina skalka, boy.
John and Ethel Haymans. boy,
EdwaEd aISaE and Thsresa Pc ssthizy girl
Robert and Roberta Knight, girl.
Everett and Martha Gertrell, girl.
Jack and Gertrude Banks, girl;
Vneent and carmena Giorioso gr
Paul and Bernice Langley, boy.
Stanley and Marion Queen. girl.
George and Beatrice Brown girl.
Edward and Sara Morgan, ST., girl.
Sherman and Goldie Brown, girl.
Herbert and Lavinia Blount, boy;
George and Gussie Washington, boy.
James and Francis Horton, boy.
Ivory and Hattie Foster. girl
Charles and Margaret McCrimmon, girl.
Carroll and Gertrude Crabbe girl.
James and Clara Tasker. girl.
James and Benie Swami, girl.
Arrell and Bertha Wood, girl.
Aaron and Mary Dixon, boy.
Neil and Carrie Savay, girl
James and Laura jackson, girl.
James and Frances Herbert girl,
S. Larnardo and Bessie Acker, girl.
Willie and Maude Leftwich, girl
William and Thelma Christian. boy.
Albert and Marcella Summons, boy.
George and Pearl Berringer. girl
julius and Elizabeth Shields. girl.
julius and Alice Brooks, girl.
BENJAMIN ar Marian Brown. girl.
Peyton and Agnes Whiting, girl.
Charles and Marie Belt, boy.
James and Ruth Harrison, boy.
James and Beulah Russell, boy.
Evening star., 1939-07-13
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
6OC0I AOVe1tISSTS
Three Lines (Minimum)

6OC0l AOVebtlSSTS
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time, 23c chne----& 80
3 times, zoe line 100
7 times, 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wonted
Reduced Rotes
8 lines, time, zoe line 80
3 lines, 3 times, 16c nne-- 1.08
3 lines, 3 times, l5c Hne- l.35
DEATH NOTICES-$125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less, 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal. Sc per line additional
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium Of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those Of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consider
ing the results obtained
Evening star., 1939-07-13

BRACELET. old-fashioned. vic ST. NV.
Tuesday afternoon; reward. Col. O7l2,
Apt sol. after pm.
CLASS PIN, old gold IF H T. g." on
front. &C. j. Bannister" on back on Fla
ave. between 18th and 14th. in or nr.
Sanitary store. or on K. between 10Th and
18th NV If returned 10 9O1 Division
ave. ne. liberal reward
HOUND PUPPY, brown. white feet, white
tip on tail, wearing collar. no tag: reward.
Lincoln 1929
PURSE containing currency and drivers
permit at Silver Spring Post Office Re-
ward Jane Smell, Shep. 4O36-J
TOY BULLDOG. black, white neck and
breast. 2 white front paws, l black, nail
on hind foot. understood. strayed from
1891 lngraham st. NV Geo. 1888. Will
call for dog. Valuable as pet only,
Evening star., 1939-07-13
TwizzIer Answer

Here's the way the pool balls are
arranged so that the center three
total 80 and each of the sides also
totals 80:
! 13 4 II 2
II IA IS 10
81
98
Moral progress consists in the ban
ishing of social evils, material prog
ress In the discovery and fashioning
of tools which remove them.
Evening star., 1939-07-13
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective ASocia-
tlon 5000 Wheeler rd. Sc Att 7142
DOG. toy fox terrier. brown and white.
female. INQUIRE 1873 Tuckerman st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless they are personally contracted
by me. FRANCIS H. LYNCH, Willard
Hotel. 13'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Northeast Building Associa-
tion will be held Thursday. July goth,
at Z pm. al the associations Offices, 20l0
Rhode Island ave. Northeast, Washington.
D. C, for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction
OF such business as may properly come
before the meeting
SCHUYLER S. sYMoNs,
1yR,S IL ri a 1920 SPCrefarv
Evening star., 1939-07-13
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
HELP MEN.

WHILE YOU WATT
Private Waiting Rooms.
| Rob-. B. Scott. Dental Tech Rms o01-oO2.
Westory Bldg. COS 14th at F Met. 1888.
Evening star., 1939-07-13

Men, white, over 81 years Of age,
with D. C. permits, to drive
Diamond Cabs.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
For further details see MIR. A.
L. Livsie between 3 and 5 pm.
Room No. Ill. 1735 14th st. NV.
CONTINUED On Ne7t P0go)
Evening star., 1939-07-13

MEN. young. with cars. to make credit IN
vestieations; must have been residents Of
Washington or vicinity for over years:
reply in own handwriting: state age. names
OF employers, education and qualifications
Box 315-O Star
Evening star., 1939-07-13

We need men. II YOU have a car and
want work We can place you in our sales
and services departments: sales experience
helpful but not essential; permanent year.
2 weeks training with pay. Apply Friday.
10 am. sharp. Only applicants ready
manager. GUARDIAN SERVICE, 354S 14th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24
ChurchGroup
Will Meet
Ine1 r. Weyer ouiId Of
First Presbytsrisn
Church Plans

Members Of Inez +. Weyer
guild OF the First Presbyterian
church will meet Wednesday,
with an executive committee
meeting scheduled for IL
O'Clock in Middleton parlor at
the church. The business
meeting for the membership
at large is set for ! 80 o clock.
with Mrs. Henry Reynolds pre-
siding.
Luncheon will be served ~ 1890
with Aesdames ~ Nelson, ~. NJ.
ANteii. A. & HerHtrom and A. X.
fsraelson as hostenses. Nursery
hostssScs VIII be- Mrs Fred Is. Fri.
berg and Mrs Gordon Bryan.
The afternoon program win open
with a devotional asryice conducted
by Mrs Roy l.. Dodd Her sub
Ject VIII be Our Fathers"
Mrs. l.. O. Tucker wlli give a re-
view u one ~ the books used In
the missionary education work
Soloiat for the afternoon VIII be
Miss Sally Sieade. accompanied by
Miss Errna Cory. A talk VIII be
given by Mrs. g. Walter johnson
on her experiences in Indian mis-
sion work.
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Many 7 acomans Sojourning
In California This Month
ssn Francisco Fair and Regional Meeting Of Garden Club
Of Amsries Cell Many 10 South Trips Being
Made BY Train end Motor

California s calling many members Of Tacoma society TO
be its guests during the weeks with the Golden Gate
international exposition and the annual western meeting
of the Garden Clubs Of America vyng for the interest o the
visitors Hostess cities for the garden meeting scheduled for
April rs, 20 and 81 viii be Piedmont and Buringame
One party motoring south includes Mira Charles Len ar.
Mrs George Cartier Mrs D. Young and Mrs Robert Beach,
Mrs Beach and Mrs Young official delegates 10 thu
Of the conference being aside for that purpose The
closing day viii be spent the Oakland Flower show. They
will be gone a week ten days
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Miss Magill VIII wed Mr.. Donald
Heerema In June. their troth being
an important announcement Of late
March.
The affair May 3 In one Of the
first 10 be given for Miss Magill
who Is a popular member of the
younger set In the city. Mrs. Rob
ert Conrad will come from her
home In Seattle for the occasion.
Those who have been invited to
honor Miss Msgill are Miss Viz
ginis Hamilton. Miss Lois Friddle.
Mrs. Robert Walker. Miss Beatrice
Ensinger. Miss Cynthia Milstehd.
Mrs Richard Lund, Mrs. X. r.. Rey-
nolds. Mrs. William J Walker.
Mrs. John II. Clark. Mrs. l.. r.
Lahey. Mrs. William I've. Mrs. Sc
well snlpp, Mrs. Harry Mcmillan.
Mrs. Willard Williams dane Gear
Of Seattle. Mrs J. NJ Messenger Of
Portland. Mrs. Clyde Aagill. moth
err Of the honor guest, and Mrs.
George s. Freeman Jean Maglll)
Of Long Beach. Calf, sister of Miss
Magill.
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Roof Garden At Winthrop
! o Be Festive With Blooms
Officers and Guests TO Geiher for Cocktail and Dinner
Parties Before Smart Affair Of Season; Lieut.-CoI
Meehoirs Group One Of lsrees, Planned

Tacoma Reserve Officers. their wives guests are
anticipating gala climax to their social which will
be brought to close at cabaret dance Saturday evening"
April 20. in the Roof Garden of Hotel Winthrop Decora-
lively speaking and in reality the affair will be night in
spring for members of the committee have planned decora-
tons of nature with flowers of all kinds in profusion
throughout the ballroom.
There will be many cocktail and dinner parties in conunc-
ton with the affair In of the larger groups will be the
guests of Lieut. COL A. W. Mechor president of the officers
including large group of Tacoans and of guests
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A cocktail and dinner party 10
be given by Donald A. Mclean.
AGD. NC. US, and Lieut.. and
Mrs. Neil Metzger. will include the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Mclean of Seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn S. Baldwin of Spo-
kane, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Soule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Price and
Miss julie Morris.
In Lieut.. and Mrs. Clyde Leon
ards party. a no-host affair. will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T. Benson.
Mr. aid Mrs. Charles Low Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Sigler. Miss Pearl
Garretson and f. A. Erickson.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Allen Ferguson
will have as guests Lieut.. and
Mrs. Lon Crosthwaite. Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Lorenz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Jochimsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Bolin, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Cliff, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Poole,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Jochimsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cummings and
Kenneth Stenberg.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Bert f. Thrasher
will have in their party Lieut.. and
Mrs. Bernard Naucht.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George Race are
also planning party for the
dance. as are Lieut.. and Mrs. Neal
Roberts. Other reserve officers
who are expecting to attend are:
Lieut.. Philo NJ. Baumgartner,
Lieut.. Walter w. Mcnamara,
Lieut.. E. A. LePenske. Lieut..
Arthur E. Nordi. Lieut.. Gil Waite,
Lieut.. Felix r. Zaugg, Lieut..
Clarence V. Bigger. Lieut.. Albert
S. Hart, Lieut.. Leonard McCor-
mick, Lieut.. Edmund G. Cook.
Lieut.. Norris V. Engman, Lieut..
Rolf Hanson, Lieut.. Vivian B.
Jones, Capt. William E. Jones,
Lieut.. I. NJ. Lagerquist, Lieut..
Harry T. McLain. Capt. Everett
f. Martin. Lieut.. Carl G. Uppman,
Capt. w. X. Smallridge. Lieut..
Frank E. Ryan, Lieut.. Percy A.
Norman, Lieut.. Charles F. Nash,
Lieut.. Palmer Matthews, Lieut..
Archie c. Giesey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24
Shower FOR Miss
Peggy Cleveland

For Ai1s Peggy Cleveland.
bride-elect 0f Mr.. Robert Hsoe-
decker. Miss Lorraine Boedecser
entertained At miscellaneous
shower recently Late supper WAS
served by the hostess for the
guests VINO included Mrs. Donald
Barton. Mrs. Chester Clandon.
Mrs. Lorentz Erdshi. Mrs. Frank
Aueiienbruck. Miss Lillian Huebi-
smbruch. Miss IzaDells Gysre, Miss
Edith Moore. Miss Joan Boedsek-
er. Miss Muriel yenable. Mrs. I'd
ward Younger and Ars y. X.
EOedecker.
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Leave Soon
For Memphis
Mr.. Desrsss. MIR cssdla
oslsessss - Juaiev
Lssqss k>ess

Mrs John BolInssr snd Miae
cornelia Marie Cartiin. Tnrome
deI<sxsrs 10 the 10th annual
conference 81 the Junior
Leagues 81 America, win Ieavo
he latter part II the eevUin9
scek fnr MemphiM Tenn.
where the conference viii ~
held May 2 10 May 5. Misc
Helen W. t,eovy Of rittabuvuh,
m. il president of the Aauo-
siaticn of Junior Leagues a.
America.
n rspssesmt ~ saoeo 5un1us
iensus asemhevs. eoen ~ ~ -
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States. ~ IN tsano1on. - y 49,
len and ane N nswnst~~wtll -
twe detenntss q IL aeNmoi 60
ferenss. a<cosdt43 ~ Mn D.
Forest Van A>yeh. sxeeueIse epe1os
larry a. ~ sssoeiestca. q ~ neo<s
quarters ~ the Wst<oose. Ase9e1o
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ranfersnee pvuGvsW Mn -
Lecture Tive D4rn vsN n>yeo
sid thai Mins thastnets Car. n.
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n1gniflcsncs In osw ueu0enle In
Tns3Ay" h the tople ~ No cNgxso
ssst1sean 10 ~ given ~ We6neno1V
Afssvprns. msy ~. ~ ~ rsse~1y
hoteI.
TAs epsusns ssasss. - wonoo
nlss t,~uvy wtIl ps~ee&e W5M -
hsld Tuesday svenlNo. Nay r.. y
! IN rrapsdy hnsel-s anyway -
/ Inc nosf Mr.. william Ca1vus1
t'hAnsy. president ~ the jwntos
lsssus u Msmsphtn. sr<i 1efa jaqo
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/ A4spessiisa't 6lfeetnr frum 0eu>un
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14euvy, Who vtll mshe IN ogsns
ripsl address II ths sveoiaG. No.
/ chnssn fov hsv soptc. -t1ov -
.Iuntnr fssssu rrsiss xown
Women tn Mnhs uoo4 U.s. =
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one u lhs features II ~ en-.
fSxrose vfii ~ fno nondetn ffn0,o -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24
Early May Party Planned
For Miss Patricia Magill
Invitations Issued for First Affair for Popular Young Bride
Elect Who VIII Wed Mr. Heerema in June; Mrs.
Conrad and Dauehter.n-Lsw Hos'esses

Bamy spring days bring suggestions of June and Roses
the traditional time for brides and accordingly spring parties
for those who will have early nuptas are being plan
ned For Miss Patricia Mag charming daughter of DR. and
Mrs Clyde Mag Mrs Allen b. Conrad and her daughter
n-law Mrs Robert Conrad formerly Harriet Latham OF
Nav g.
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feted az Birthday Dinner

Honoring Mr.. Fred DashislI. q
birthday dinner vas given recent
~ At his home at zoos iitn a.
Guests were Mrs. J. NJ. Dashlsii.
mother of the honor guest. James
Dasniell. Robert Dashlsll, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Dashiell. Mrs. Bee
Carlson. Ars- Cora A Wood. Mr..
Eugene Nelson and con. Bate. all
members u the family.
4 social evening followed The .
O'Clock dinner. centering the Ia
BILE VA q large birthday cake.
made by Mr.. DsFhieii's mother,
who will celebrate her Both birth
day Aug. 7.
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Affair Friday
Is Colorful
Many Allied Buffet Lunch
con and Bridge at
Tennis Club

Varying a bit from the
usual order of buffet lunch
cons in the present series of
such events at the Tacoma
Lawn Tennis club, the lunch
con Friday was served by a
natty chef in clever white CO.'S
tune. Presiding were Mrs.
George Hellar, Mrs. w. f.. Tur-
rell and Mrs. Welles Wheeler.
More than $50 members and
their friends attended the
affair.
Decorations were carried out
in pink and white. with large
branches of cherry blossoms on
the mantel and pink hydrangeas,
carnations and tulips centering the
service table. The rooms of the
clubhouse were profuse with pink
and white blooms. further carry
ing out the pink and white deco
rative motif.
Mrs. w. c. Deering was chair
man for the luncheon. assisted by
Mrs. Ralph Schaeffer. general
chairman OF the present spring
series which will be concluded by
a breakfast May / at the club
house Mrs. Homer T. Clay Is
president of the club.
Assisting Mrs. Deering as host
esses were Mesdames Ted Brown.
Lester Bullen. Robert f. Lee, L. B.
Macdonald, Allen Crutcher. Stew
art Simpson, B. f. Buckmaster
Scott Henderson. George NJ. Hell
lar. Welles Wheeler. w. E. Turrell
James c. Mellinger, John Schlart
jr., Murray McCarty. w. j. Rogers
Glenn Parker and Archie Mclean.
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Delphian Alumnse 10
Hear OF Islands

Delphian Alumnae will meet at
the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday at 10
a. m, with Mrs. II. T.. Wood pre-
siding and Mrs. a. W. Norwood
as supervisor for the day. Mrs.
Norwood. who recently visited
the Hawaiian islands. will give the
history and other interesting side
lights about the group Mrs. A.
H. Buis VIII give the history Of
the Philippine Islands and Mrs. G.
A. Lund viii give a trsyelogue u
the latter group. The entire men,
bershlp will participate In discuss
Ing current events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24
Announce SsiIer-Nye
Wedding Rites

Mr.. ana Mrs.. Alvin sallsr ~
FARMLAND announce the marriage
n their daughter. Miss Edith
Elizabeth Saiisr. 70 Mr. Albert
Sye ~ San Francisco The eere.
tnony was performed April "a in
Reno NrY. a the Lutheran
church by the Rev. Kreeh.
For her wedding the brids uore
dress u dusty pink with match.
ing hat. Her accessories were
brown and sfis wore a eorHsgs ~
lilies ~ the valley. Mr.. and Mrs
Nye VIII make their home In San
Franeisco AZ ~ Naples II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24

Planning 10 leave Sunday morn
ing by train for California are Mrs.
J. Fred ksnwofthy and Mrs. l.. n
Macdonald. Tiny. too. viii attend
the western zonr meeting m wili
Mrs, ". X. Reynolds. Mrs. HerbsSt
sehuh. Mrs u A. Williams. Mrs.
James Ashton ard Mrs. Frank
Baker All adil make their head.
quarters q, the Fslrmont hotel In
Han Francisco during their soJosfn
in the south.
Mrs. Ksn~orthy viii rriurn
home May In tifns 10 leave Msy 2
wtth Mr. ksnworthy for Victoria,
y, C.. who're she xIil attend that
eity's annual flower sho~. sbs
viii decorate an early American
table IN the shows international
entry division and Iiil also enter
two flower exhibits.