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Evening star., 1939-06-04
Columbus U. Graduation
To Be Held Thursday

Columbus University commence
ment exercises will be held at Con-
stitution Hall Thursday at 8 pm,
1t was announced yesterday by DR..
John r. Fitzpatrick, provost of the
university.
The class, approximating $50, will
be the largest in the schools history
The principal address will be given
by Senator Andrews of Florida and
George E. Herring, chairman of the
Board of Trustees, will deliver the
welcoming address. The Rev. Will
liam J. Sweeney of st. Gabrieps
Catholic Church will give the invo-
cation.
Diplomas and prizes will be
awarded by President William E
Leahy and Vice President William
G.. Feely.
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Seniors 10 Be Feted
By 6. W. u. Alumni
Saturday Night
Reception and Ball
Will Take Piece at
MoyfIower Hotel

George Washington University
seniors will be guests Saturday night
at the annual alumni reception and
ball to be given in their honor by
the General Alumni Association at
the Mayflower Hotel. The event will
mark -AaA opening of a series of
graduation events which will cul-
inmate Wednesday night, June IA,
with the commencement of the uni
versitys 118th year.
Baccalaureate services will be held
next Sunday night at Washington
Cathedral. The Right Rev. James
E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington,
will preach the sermon. President
Cloyd H. Marvin will read the les
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Fraternity to InstoII

Rodham T. Delk, recently elected
president of the Sigma Nu Delta
Legal Fraternity of Southeastern
University, and other newly elected
officers will be installed next Sat-
urday evening at the annual BAN
quet and dance of the fraternity at
the KenWood Country Club.
The other officers elected are Her.
bert Linneman, vice president; Louis
F. Lucas, treasurer; Henry E. Will
kens, corresponding secretary: Err
win j. Niemeyer, recording secre-
tary; Carl c. Hall, sergeant at
arms; William Cafky, chaplain, and
Walter w. Clark, historian.
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conduct tapping ceremony. A
dance will follow in the Student
Club.
The commencement will take
place the following night at o'clock
in Constitution Hall.
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ROOMS FUR. & UNEuR.

sO7 EMERSON sr.-Laree. three-windoy
front room for two. Quiet. private home;
reasonable. Randolph O2SS Is. :.
3343 18th ST. NW.-COOL. CROSS
Ind floor clean. well-kept house: small
adult family Col y.43
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BOATS.

MATTHEWS, 39-ft. twin cabin. two 80
= r kermath motors; sleeps q to 10: toi-
let. galley. sailing dinghy. radio. lighting
plant; an ideal floating summer home:
excellent cond. Mr.. Davis. Dist. 1888 or
Geo. 1890.
oPEN-CCCKPrT sLOoP. - It, fast and
easily handled. well eauipt Will take $3.50
Tor quick sale. Adams 45ss
BOAT TRAILER FOR RENT by day Open
eyes eyes and sunday 45ll Wisconsin ave
CABIN CRUISER. 45-ft.. l"-ft beam. fully
EQUIPPED; ready to sail Capt. Stowman
on board. or your broker. AIRPORT Yacnt
Basin l5s
OWENS .,S-Fr. EXPRESS CRUISER,
Streamllned bow to stern; sleeps 4 toilet
and galley Wis :.3S9. II.
WANTED re BUY-Outboard motor, j TO
/? h.p. Call Adams oSk'. after Is pm
CABIN CRUISER. - #. long. Ford con-
version, completely equipped. $500. Mr.
Burgess. Woodley 69Uo
BOAT FOR CHARTER. Cambria" 50-ft :,
lwln-screw cruiser: FISHING. CRUISING
Dy hour day or week: sleeps 10: chef
Phohe Capt. Ewood johnson. -! Sol
ONIONS. MARYLAND 10.
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHED.

ONE or two rms. unfurn.; reasonable un-
nmited telephone: nr. 14th ST. carlne.
Call Michigan 5:,35.
.21 l4th ST. N E-2 rooms kitchen and
porch: l.. g., h.. $40 IA
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored. experienced ref. willing
10 go away for summer. l1OS Vermont
ave. NV. Minnie Walker.
COOK general houseworker, exp; no stay
ing nights, no sundays. Lincoln 1925.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ROCK Ss LATH. nreproof, 1900 So. It., size
Sirkis Bros. 403 Col. pike. Arl.
SAFE; sad e.. small nall for home Or business USE.
tinn riennished Miller" Basement, Transporta-
SEW. MACHINEs-Port cleo. runs and
periee.y With SIS Drop
SEWING MACHINEs-Wilcox a. Gibbs. S5.
D.-h. Singer. round bobbin. $3.50. Rent
ing. repairing. 2412 18th st. Col. 3245
SEWING MACHINES Singer dropheads,
priced rtdod iod aqlsk sale; real bargains all
STUDIO, CoUCHEs. Mr. Green says. Il can
only sell the kind I guarantee and at talk
Of the town prices so come in and visit us,
Thsnk Gssn you FOUR Seeed eredt ana
Green, Green Fs5niture Co.. $500 Georgia AVE: ave:
STUDIO COUCH converts quickly into
double bed storage space for blankets. good
condition, half price: also baby's large
maple crib. Call Wis. 273s-J.
TRA!LER-Good used trailer for sale in
excellent condition; fully insulated; lots of
storage space sold on easy monthly terms.
Martha Washington Trailer Park Route
l, Alexandria. Va.
TYPEWRITER CLEARANCE. SALE, Ameri-
East Capitol st. Lincoln O0S2
TYPEWRITER L. C. Smith. $35 excellent
mechanical order; late model. Call Wood
TYPEWRITERS-Summ clearance sale:
Royals. L. c. Smiths. Underwoods; S15 up:
alI machines guaranteed; repairs. rentals.
Asme,. AAsme Typewriter ,IsS Co" Alexandria Va
UNREDEEMED pawned jewelry. including
diamonds. watches. silverware. etc. at a
traction OF their value. Louis Abrahams.
raWnoroker - goo r. l. ave. ne. and I'll
VACUUM CLEANERS, ELEcTRoLUx
HOOVER: complete with attachments; like
new. ntb SnoHo bond guar M n one year; az many n
1ifIf tn ST. manes nw Naona sEsa PEANRs 41S co. so'
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt. like new: J.
VI. guar. 81 % up; HooverS: Eurekas. Roy
ais, etc. 10 days free trial; free demo
Electrlcal iIh Center, 5l4 10th st. NV. Ma
VIOLINS-Fine collection of viohns, rea-
sonable. Col. 1854 between and : pm.
WASHING MACHINES-New General Elec-
tags Si3.ss; bramd-new ABc, s:so IS; rev
two.tub spin dry washers. only 500; 3 re-
condi!ioned con ~ spin dry maehnes at 80
Electric, Hotpoint. Norre, ABC, Apex and
PaYs @ RiaI naf1nei heDube Rax Do ~effy Ths Piano
Shop, 1913 9TH st. NV Open evenings.
WASHER. Bendlx Home Laundry dem.
Sl49.5o. Terms. pay with your light bill
Liberal trade-in on your old washer. Elec-
.1ea ,rleal Center, 514 10th st. NV. National
WASHERS AND IRONERS. used and floor
modelS. A. B. G.. Apex. Maytag. G E. etc,
bill, Electrical Center 514 10th st. NV.
National ss72
BRICK-NEW-$1O PER THOUSAND
Other materials at savings Phone
spruce 03o0. Silver Hill Brick Corp.
FIJRNTTIIPE
Three fibre chairs settee and table
S?250 "5:,9 3rd st. ne. 49,
RUGS-CARPETS
At lowest prices Complete assortment
Nationally advertised brands Also REM
nants in all sizes Open evenings Free
WooDR1DGE RUG L CARPET CO.. INC
lClb Rhode Island Ave NE nupopt QO9n
Evening star., 1939-06-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

A MERCHANDISING MACHINE now revo-
lutlonlzlng an entire industry offers you an
of thcSe machines N choice locations makes
you financially independent costs nothing
T. Eutabe Br wF1s 46ay GGns"orth
Fer SALE-Part ownership in patent on
smoker pipe. The manufacturing cost
ls slew low the profit is above average. Price.
Write inventor. Box cGn-J Star. il.
DELICATESSEN, confectionery. cigars.
masa7lneS. etc: near school: living quar-
ters Sacrifice. Geo. .o,G.
SEVERAL rooming houses and stores, with
>l.5. Bahrend. 1877 F. is.
eAF1 in sp hGuss wky see'Sa Hs ess6 asfy
efms wla0S y Sos "ahder hSTss for so rover saS
GAS sTAT1oN-vic. Col. rd. NV;
reas' Box OK 453-J. Star. Star SUNS ''' 10. D."
RESTAURANT LIQUOR NV. location: ex-
pensvely nGn ea soos business low rent: price
ROOMING HOUSE, Mass. ave, l3 rms;
1910 Vt. R. IA. Rep. eafs> '" O 'O'"sS
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES, Nv location
price. $1,000 cash Box 44i-J, Star.
2"9:s Sth ST. S.E.-lo-room house, five -
room apis: rent, $50: income. Slo7: be-
sides 2-rm. apt. for owner; very reasonable
GROCERY STORE and meat market: WON
derful value. exceptional opportunity. AL
bert H. Cohen, realtor. l04! N. Irving St,
Arlington. Va Chestnut 1861.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Formerly one of
the most beautiful private estates in
Montgomery County. Recently completely
remodeled, redrcorated, relandscapcd and
converted into The WASHINGTON Grove Inn.
located at WASHINGTON Grove, Md. 30
minutes from Washington. , miles beyond
Rockville. II has everything. = rooms 4
baths hot-water heat. :, dining rooms,
equipped and now serving dinners; 4
acres of ground. parking lot space avail
able, for trailer barking: flower and rock
gardens: the lawn. grove of oaks. is
equipped with large amount lawn furni-
ture. children's playground fish and lily
pool; wells, bath, houses. swimming
pool. chicken coop hot bed. mushroom
cellar: two acres of garden planted: pasture.
pig pen fruit trees: all dining room
equipment included and large part of house
furnishings. also sedan delivery truck
Phone Mr. HARRINGTON. Mot $500 any
morning until noon or Gaithersburg ~
any time. l5s
GUEST HOUSE, near, Scott Circle, IS
rooms, $4,000 profit last year: husband
compelled to leave city. must accept best
offer.
See r M DE SHAzo.
ll"3 lith s.. NV Ma $500
BOARDING HOUSE. y rooms. mr.. Conn,
well furn:. reas rent $50 handles
OWENS RFAITY-ME~T pt;S1
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ROOMS WANTED,

EMPLOYED LADY wants furnished room.
private or semi private bath in a Quiet
home. Box 45i-J. Star
NV. SECTION-Convenient. refined. WELL
kept home; large. with closet: refs; rea-
sonable. unfur. Box 414-J. Star.
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POULTRY e EGGS

RHODE ISLAND REDS BARRED ROCK
and White Leghorns, $50 per 100: a
blood tested VIM JAMES & SON. 6l9 !
st. NV. METROPOLITAN OOSS.
Evening star., 1939-06-13

DUPONT CIRCLE. 213l Mass ave
Cheerful single: also opening for young
lady in beautiful large Share-room with
private bath. A snap for some young man
in a share-room at 50. 80. incl excellent
meals. Enjoy this lovely ex-embassy home
with 40 other cheerful young people. Du-
pOnt 9404
Evening star., 1939-06-13

RUGS-CARPETS
At lowest prices Complete assortment
Nationally advertised brands Also rem.
nants IN all sizes Open evenings Free
WOODBRIDGE RUG L CARPET CO.. INC
l7lb Rhode Island Ave NE Dupont 1890
Evening star., 1939-06-13
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

BETHESDA. MD.-Rm in new detached
home; no other roomerS, "a block bus;
reasonable. Wis 64O6-W
ARLINGTON. VA.-Furnished room, pri-
,vate bath; new home. :. in family; IL blk
bus: gentleman. Chestnut 66s3
ACCOMMODATIONS in modern guest
house for ] or > Persons Cool, quiet Is
minutes to city. PRIVILEGES Chestnut 6991
Evening star., 1939-06-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

YOUNG experienced engineer and super
visor, employed at present in Maryland: 21
years experience, Box lO5-K Star
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GIRL colored wants part-time or davs
work: good ref. Telephone Hobart 1866.
GIRL, colored, a good cook. good house
worker: city reference. No Sundays.
Col f651-W
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RQQMS WITH BOARD

DUPONT CIRCLE. 213l Mass. ave-
cheerful single; also opening for young
private bath. A snap for some young man
in a share-room at 50. 80. incl excellent
meals. Enjoy this lovely ex-embassy home
with 40 other cheerful young people. Du-
1929 K ST. N.W.-Beautiful front room,
running water Also singles. seml-private
baths: excellent home cooking. Reas. 15s
I4ll KENNEDY ST. N.W-Beautifully
private detached home; excellent board. lG.
MT. PLEASANT 1874 Hobart st. NV
Desirable. cool single room, southern ex-
posure; excellent meals. ReaS. Ad. 144S. l3s
POLL WYOMING AVE NW-Large double
room. 2nd floor. windows, small porch,
Available for u weeks.
HILLCREST 2sOU 18th NV, cor Girard)-
Spacious grounds and trees; parking; true
nome atmos.; ping-p crOquet; LIST and
Ind n rms. Southern cooking.
for summer? Yard, porches. recreational
ground: entertaining rms: excel. meals
1881 Wyoming ave. NV
1913 X N.W-Facing Franklin Park.
Sskn9 sxcele9t distance C. n w. single dogbe
1922 MASS. AVE NW.-Room with pri-
home privileges. l3s
1863 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-single room
in refined home. excellent food; convenient
1900 18th ST. NW-Detached corner,
high and cool, :, frst-floor rooms. private
lavatory; also second-ho0r front, semi
private bath: verandas. 14'
2GIs GARFIELD ST NV. near Wardman
Park Hotel-Comfortab large furn
double rm.. screened porch. and single rm. !:
excellent home cooked meals. Adams $3.50.
19l1 VERMONT AVE.--Lar9e. cool. single
room: Wonderful meals. " WV is:
1877 F ST. N.W;-,Large double rooms; TN
linn. phone; good home-cooked meals: near
Government buildings.
1775 LAN1ER Nw.--Double, twin beds
Near 1sth-columbia road. -.
31O3 10th ST. N.W:-single rm.. in clean
Jewish home; excellent food: near PARK
and bus Columbia 596s.
1891 HARVARD N.w.-sinsle front rm.,
excellent meals. Col. 5O93. O'
1928 N ST. NV, OF Conn ave-Youne
man to share large. front double rm. with
an0theri ltS running ming water: also double rm
ly ,G,9 douse sh room ST. tx BEDS 5ome ms srss
phere, excellent food
AT MASS AVE, 1909 18th Rose Inn
Single and double with pvt. bath NEW
management. Owner prop.
CLUB MERIDIAN. 1890 18th St. NV
Very large double room for two distin-
high cool location for summer in the en-
bassy section; garden and trees; hotel
service, excellent food. IA
CHI. CH.-2-room suite In cool cor. home
for girls or men: pvt. bath. separate beds.
inner spring mattresses: breakfast and din
ner. $35 mo. ea.; bus ct door. Emerson
s423.
Mr.. SCOTT CIRCLE 14O6 18th st.-Large
rm.. windows. twin beds: room to share
with another young lady: meals optional.
NEAR SHOREHAM. 2619 Woodley pl, over
looking Rock Creek-Double rm., screened
porch: very cool: exc. meals. IA
1928 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Cool attrac-
lively furn, twin bedrm, adj. bath; suit.
able Or 3. Wou-bal. meals. Reas.
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REFRIGERATORS-R largest
stock in city, all makes, from S:}9.5O:
guaranteed; liberal terms. Consolidated
Refg. Serv.. 1910 14th NV. Dupont 6150.
REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux, it., prac-
tlcally new. at American Storage Co.,
2SOI Georeia ave
Evening star., 1939-04-19

buffalo is formidable foe to rivals
and too frisky neighbors. He stands
about feet inches or even slightly
more at the shoulder, and the horns
will be so massive as to have the ap-
pearance of a warriors helmet.
In the vast reedy swamps from
the cape as far north as the equa-
tor, these buffalo have been seen.
There are some that have blacker
hair and wider spreading horns
that seem to prefer the deep for
ests.
Where the sportsmer have not
found it easy to hunt them, the
numbers are fairly we'll maintained.
Usually these animals travel in
herds and from so to several hun
dred may be seen together.
The young are born in the early
winter. Twins are unknown. The
calf Is hidden in the deep long
grass and 1t is guarded by the
mother during its first two weeks.
Then the mother is seen staying
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Natures Children
African Buffalo
(Syncerus caffer)

placed on the skull some distance
below the plane of the occiput. The
tips curve inward and make
sweeping outward curve at first.
The spread of the horns gives to
the buffalo an expression of intel
ligence and courage as we'll as poiSe.
Whether this animal possesses
either would be hard to say. For
the reports are that this creature
OF Africa is the most fierce and the
largest member to be found of the
group to which 1t belongs on the
continent and from which it de-
rives its name.
The animal is much larger than
1t appears by reason of its somber
color which is decidedly blackish.
The head seems so great, the large
mapping ears with their swaying
fringe Of thick ears so mammoth,
you forget the remainder of the
buffalo in trying to take special
note of the face to face impress
sion. A fully grown grandfather
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somewhat apart from the other
members of the group until her
baby is strong enough to gambol
out of the way of the older gen.
GRAFTON. The age of the ancient
ones seem to be about II years. At
this time the bulls especially re-
mind you of the verse that goes
something like-"full of years and
much trouble"
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prived of the scanty hair coat The
skin is, however, tough and should
an insect decide to alight and gore
the buffalo for blood to slake its
thirst, the chances are even the
stoutest stilleto of the insect tribe
would be badly damaged in the at
tempt to get through the tough hide.
The horns come next in interest.
They are large and usually massive
in their structure. They are some
what flattened and angulated at
their base and here their cross
section is triangular. The horns are
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Laundry Is Ordered
To Reinstute Presser

The Arcade Sunshine Laundry,
Inc, 735 Lamont street NV, to-
day was ordered by the National
Labor Relations Board to reinstate
William Jones, colored, to his former
position as presser and to cease dis
couraging membership of its laun-
dry and cleaning establishment
workers in the Laundry Workers,
Cleaners and Dyers Union, which
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were out on strike, . majority of
Arcade Sunshine employees signed
loyalty petition" Jones, however,
refused to sign, and was dis
charged, the N. L. r. B. said, after
being questioned about attendance
at union meetings,
Evening star., 1939-04-19

Is q branch Of the Journeymen
Tailors' Union Of America, Local
No. 1888. This is a c. I. O. a1iliate.
The laundry was ordered to give
Jones back pay from July "a, 1887.
The complaint showed that in June,
1887, when other laundry workers
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By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

No mistaking this buffalo for any
other, there are too many we'll
marked characteristics that gives
you the cue for identification. Look
at the stocky build, the strong short
limbs and the fairly long tail which
has sizable tassel at the tip, tn
short sturdy neck, very broad muz-
zle and the great ears.
Then your eye travels over the
animals body and you soon real
ize that the hair coat is thin and
skimpy even in youthful days. When
the creature is old he even is de-
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Points for Parents
BY EDYTHE THO

oy ELI AnL 1hOMAS WALLACE.
Parental ambitions must be re-
strained until Ue can find out
Uhether they are in accord Nth the
chtld's desires and his intellectual
equipment.
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Married At
StiffIer-Le May Rites Read
July n by the Rev.
R. n. McGinnis

Mrs. Dulsy Graves of GIT
Ea. Both St, announces the
marriage of her daughter,
Miss Edith Dulsy Stiffler, to
Mr.. Emil A. lie May, son of
Mrs. w. r. Folsom of 1909
No. 9th st. The marriage was
solemnized the evening of
July 81 at 7 o'clock by the
Rev. r. H. McGinnis in the
parsonage of the Church of
the Holy Communion.
Both the bride and bridegroom
were unattended. The brides flow
ers were a corsage OF orange rose
buds and gardenias.
Following the wedding cerem-
ony. Mr.. and Mrs. lie May left
on a motor trip to Vancouver, y.
C., Mrs. lie May wearing a navy
blue topcoat over a white shark
skin dress. Her accessories were
also white.
The bride Is graduate Of LIN
coin high school, while the bride
groom attended Eatonwile high
school and the University Of
Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Returns from Two Months
Trip 10 East

Mrs. GrRhamc ~. Powell, dean
Of the student body Al The Annie
Wright seminary. who has been on
the Atlantic coast since the close
Of the school term. Is once more
in tom. In Hartford, Conn. Mrs.
Powell was the guest ~ her
daughter. Mrs. Beverly walker.
and family. for three weeks.
While visiting In New York
Mrs Powell met a seminary
graduate Of 1885. hiss Betty Car
nett, Who il cast as the Lead IN
the Worlds Fair pageant, Rail
roads ON Parade" Miss Garrett
was with the ORION Wells company
last season.
In Washington, y. G.. ahs visit
ed her hrother.ln-isv and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Hassan. Wash
lngton. d. C. Is Mrs. P0Sell's for
msr home. En route east. Mrs.
Powell visited Yellowstone national
park. the Black Hills u South
Dakota, where Rushmofs memoir
lai park IL situated. and Winnst-
IA, and chicago. Ia. whore sbs
was complimsntsd ~ friends,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
August Bride-Eleei
CompIimented at Shower

complimenting Miss Blanche
Barre, who viii marry Mr. Ernest
Elmoro Aug. 10. Mrs. r. f. ittner
was hostess 10 more than n score
guests Tuesday evening at her
home on South 18th 81. The eve
ming was spent in the playing Of
cards with q late supper follow
ing. During the evening, the
honor guest was surprised with n
shower Of gifts for her new home.
Miniature bride dolls marked
each guests place at the supper
table. which was ecntered with
white sweet peas. gladioli and
tapers.
Guests we're MeSdames Albert
Anderson, Reynold Burglund. John
otterstead, George Martin, Carol
Gelger, Charles Graft. George
Tshan. Ernest Elmore. mother OF
Mr.. Gilmore; Betty Nelson, Jack
Thompson, Gus Akeson. Harry
Namany. Swan Akeson. Emil
stassart, Edwin Peterson, George
Neudorfer, Ray Wills. Arthur
Healy, Albert Burt. Wallace Sci
fert, Leslie Waller. Gus Holm
strum. Leslie Vaughn. J. l.. Barre,
mother Of the bride-to-be: Miss
Florence Ittner and Miss Peggy
Martin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
DR.. Hopper TO Speak at
Asbury Church

Sunday at the il a. m. service
at Asbury Methodist church the
people Of South Tacoma will have
the opportunity to hear one Of the
outstanding leaders in the Metho-
dist church today. DIR. Stanley r.
Hopper of Drew Theological sem
mary in Madison, New Jersey. will
be the speaker.
DR.. Hopper is in the Northwest
teaching at the School Of Prophets
held at the College of Puget Sound
every summer for selective minis
ters in Washington, Oregon. Idaho,
Montana and California. DIR. Hop
per is a young man, and former
classmate Of the Rev. r. A. Ander-
son while attending Boston uni
versity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
FeteMrs.Krsmer
At Shower


A surprise shower honor
ing Mrs. Kenneth Kramer
doris Millcy) was given Mt
the home of Mrs. II. +. Engoe
at 432s So. Thompson ave.
recently, the hostesseS being
Mrs. Jess Humphrey, Mrs.
Frank kendziora and Mrs.
Engoe.
Chinese checkers were play
ed during the evening. honors
going TO Mrs. Dave Sheldon,
Mrs. John Seholl, Mrs. Milo
Bigelow. Miss Florence Mitch
ell and Mrs. Joe kendziora.
Mrs. Kramer was presented with
a bridal bouquet with ribbon at
tached leading 10 the shower Kifts.
Guests invited were Mesdames
Harley Pollard. J. Roach. Jack
Mitchell. n. Nootnagei, Edward
Zanuzosk, H. y. Engoe, Clifford
Bisson, W. carbln, Harry Hollings-
worth, Edward James, H. T. Wall,
George Kcndziora. Joe kcndziora.
Frank Kendziora. Jess Humphrey.
John Anderson. Milo Biglo~, Dave
Sheldon. John scholl. Wallace
Lisle. Jack Milley. Coldie cameron,
Howard Young. Albert Anderson.
Nellie Morton and Paul DuCharme.
other guests included the Misses
Ruth kendziora. Edith waller,
Florence Mitchell. Hortense Buse
and Naomi Quinn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Entertain
Garden Club


Mrs. l.. r. Zack has extend
ed the hospitality OF her sum-
mer home at Sunrise beach TO
members of the Round Table
Garden club on Tuesday after
noon for | o'clock luncheon.
The program for tho meeting
will include paper by Mrs. John
Mcdonald on ''IrlHs and one by
Mrs. J. G. Harding on House
Plants and Bulbs" A general dis
cuaslon by the members on tho
tao topics will follow prcAsnia-
ton 81 The papers
To reach Sunrise beach, thoas
attending ara 20 take thu Esiais
G. III at Point Defiance nj .
o'clock In the morning.