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Novisimo Tratamiento de la Artritis
l.. MayeHrs y 5. K. Livingston.

De Europa Sc ha importado
un nuevO tratamiento de la ar
tritis que Sc dice haber dado
notables resultados en- los en-
sayos p%reliminare; este trata-
miento esta siendo empleado
con exito por dos m6dicos de
Chicago.
Sc afirma que en- los casos
agudOs los resultados son es-
pectaculares. En- los Gao cr6ni
co ell alivio del dolor Y de Ia
reformation de los miembrcs
ocurre en- muchas personals
despues de un tratamiento de
tres a seiS meses. En- pocOs ca
SOS no hay mejoria.
Una invetigaci6n de seis me
SEES de tratamiento en ciento
cinco casos de artritis y otro5
estados a~cceorio ACADIA de ser
dada a cOnOcer.
En- estos casos, ell 1928 por
cientO ha tenido una mejora
completa; ell 1928 una mejora
notable Ell 10 una leve mejO-
ra; ell 81 por ciento no ha
mostrado mejora alguna.
Ell tratamiento consiste ell
inyecciones hipod6rmicas de
un nuevo preparado de acid0
parenterico, bajo la piel, en-
los m1sculos, Y alrededor de
los nervios. Ell preparado Sc
fabrica en- los laboratories del
DR.. Eduard Lyss, en- Bic, Sui
"a, Consta de azure, acido
f6rmiuO y yodo, combinados
con un terpeno.
En- los casos agudos, como
ell lumbago Y la ciatica, estos
m6dicos han notado que ell a.
lipiO del dolor es cast inme-
diato. Los estados artriticos
crinicOs, en- muchos cases
muetran notable mejoria des-
pu6s de mas cuantas semanas
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
RADIO
OBS Features

WDAE-12&0 CHS Features
600 News
sos Edwin c. Hill
G:15 This Rhythmic Age
$50 H. V. Kaltenborn
7:15 Lum and Abner
1880 Blonde
$3.50 Goodwill Hour
900 Radio Theatre
Guy Lombardo Orch.
Concert Hall
100 News
Il :05 Max Plattner Orch.
Sammy Kaye Orch.
WFLA-62O NBC Features
6:25 Headline in Sports
$3.50 Richard Hlmber Revue
GAS Lowell Thomas
700 Fred Waring Time
7:15 | Love a Mystery
7:45 U. P. News
1855 Jewel of the Air
800 Tommy Riggs and Bet
ty Lou
900 Aldrich Family
$50 Youth questions The
Headline
10 100 Contented Hour
Senations in Swing
| l 100 u. P. News
LOS John Gunther News
Kings testers
/ 80 AL Donahue Orch.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
ReinddO

ReinddO
... La grandiosa fiesta annual
para elegir ell reinado de gra.
cia y simpatia del Centre Astu-
riano Sc verificara ell venidero
Sabado, dfa A de noviembre.
Sc trabaja en- el Centre con
la mayor animation y grupos de-
admiradores Sc han tornado
para patrocinar a las candida.
tas.
La reina sera seleccionada
por vOtacion popular entire los
socios y sus amigos.
Las dos salas, la del Bar y la
del tercer piso, Sc adornaran es-
pecialmente para la ocasi6n.
Este ano sc han modificado
un tanto las reglas en- cuanto al
derecho a votar.
Esperase que sean batidas to-
das las marcas.
Salud Y exito.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30

Grover Cleveland B~ergdoll, sen
tenciado a prisi6n, como deser-
tor, por un consejo de guerra.
AL huir de Estados Unidos en-
1880 ell gobierno le ocUp6 pro-
piedades con un valor de $3.50,
$40.
Bergdoll ha consentido en-
que ell gobierno Sc quede con ur
veinte por ciento del valor to.
tai.
Murphy no decide en- Guam
to a la ciudadania de Bergdoll,
que naci6 en- este pals.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
DESM0VILIZO 100000 HON.
BRES Ell EJERCITO FRAN
CES

Paris, oct. 3O.-Han sido de-
vueltos a la vida civil 100000
soldados de la Repdblica.
La decentralization parcial
deja a esos hombres sujetos q
unllamado del mando.
Los desmovilizados son cas-
todos hombres de 40 amos Y pa
dyes de numerosas familias.
Francia espera durante e!
invierno utilizar mas maquinas
que hombres.
Poca actividad hubo en- ell fren-
te durante la nOche.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
alemana declare hoy que NADIA
PROTESTA POR HABERSE
P~RESENTADO A HITLER
COMO UN MONO

Santiago, Chile CT. s.. E!
gobisrno estudia una protests
hecha por ell embajador alemal,
baron Won Schoen, contra un
cartel en- ell que aparece Adolfo
Hitler con I'm cuerpo de mono y
estas palabras "puro ario".
Mas abajo ell cart2l lleva este
aviso: "fCuidado. Mono sUelto'
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
N~EGOCIACIONES EN- LA
HUELGA DE CHRYSLER

Detroit, oct. 30.-Se reanu-
daron las negociaciones entire
los delegados del Clio y los re-
presentantes del fabricante d.
AUTOMOBILES "Chrysley'.
EsperIlse una condensation De
la compania sobre la disputa.
que ha entrado en- su cuarta Sc
mana.
Mas de Glen empieados fue.
ron despedidos de la fabrica dc
Dodge porque deliberadamen
To retardaban las labores.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia ga pdg.)


Inaugurdci6n
Sera inauguradO Ell pr6ximo
microbes, dia 10 de noviembre,
la gran bolera de la Ybor Bow
ing Center, Inc, de la cual rs
dueho ell estimado senior Jose
Gentle.
FL programa Sc ha preparado
con Ell mayor cuidado y ha pro-
metido asistir en- pleno la direc
tiva del a Camara de Concrete
de Ybor y otras personalidades
Gentle Sc propone ofrecer
programs especiales para HON
bres de negocios, damas y CRU
pos sociales.
Mrchas invitaciones sc han
repartido.
Una noche muy agradable Sc
pasara en- la nueva gran bolers,
orgullo de la S6ptima avenida.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
"PRAVDA" LA
CANCELLATION DEL EN-
BARGO

Moscu, oct. 30.-El period.
co 'Pravda" Que durante la que
IRA de Espaha abog6 por Ell le-
vantamiento del embargo, aho-
IA dice que Ell acuerdo del Sana =,
dc de los Estados Unidos signjfi
ca una victoria para aquello5
La gaceta., 1939-10-30

'Tmir, actda suavemente Y por n
ero' olivia ell entrehimiento. los do
ores de cabeza. Ia b~iliosidad. la irri-
a5llidad v ell nal a%liento. Ell princi-
pal ingrediente de BLACK
DRAUGHT es un tonico laxante in
teS inal cue ayuda a dar tano a los
musculos del intestine. Millones de
quotes usados orueban su m6rito.
Econ6mico-de rs a 40 d6ssis por Csc
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
Sc REUNIRA MANANA Ell
SUPREME DEL SOVIET

Moscu, oct. 30.-Esta citado
para manana, por Ell Presidium,
ell Supreme Consejo del Soviet.
Firm6 la convocatoria ell presl-
dente Kalinin.
La session tiene por motive
principal ell proclamar la union
de la Ukrania y la Russia Blanca
a la Union Soviet.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
MURIO LA ACTRIZ ALICIA
BRADY

New York, oct, 30.-La nota-
Die actriz Alice Brady falleoio
oyer y hoy recibira sepultura ell
cadaver en- ell cementerio de Ia
New York. En- 1888 ic
!oncedi6 un premio la Acade-
MIA Nacional de cinematogra-
fla.
Con S utalento de actriz supo
.riunfar en- ell teatro Y en- ell ci-
nema.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
PARA SENTIRSE BEN, USE,
LAXANTE TODD VECETAI.

He aqui ell laxante que actGa com
los mas Electives, pero es IN suav,
agente persuasive para los intestin
"UardO Sc usa en- Psta forma: W.
cuarta parte o media cucharada del
aromatico BLACK-DRAUGHT Sc pc
ne en- la lengua, por la noche, Y dos
upes de toma agua-ya esta TODD lis
to-. Entonces este laXante TODD vege-
tai concede tempo suficiente para
La gaceta., 1939-10-30

az, desean desatar las fuerza.
de la guerra.
La raiz del problema es 81
los Estados Unidos ayudaran a
lemania. La decision del Senado
lrglaterra y Francia contra A.
alaramente demuestra 10 que la
burgues ia entisEde por neutra-
liGad.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
SSScyatchine

~ RELIEVE ITCHING SKIN Quickly
Even the most stubborn itching of eczema,
Dlotches, pimples, athletes foot, rashes and
otnor externally caused skin eruptions,
quickly yields TO pure, cooling, antiseptic,
liquid D.D.D. PRESCRIPTION. Clear. grease
less and stainless-dries fast. It's gentle
oils soothe tho irritation. Stops the most
intense itching in a hurry. A 35c trial boz.
Tie, at all drug stores, proves it-or yoSlr,
money back. Ask for Odd. PR~EscRiPTboA
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
Sc LIE D~EVOLVERAN $780,.
900 A BERGDOLL

Washington, oct. 30,-El d,
bogado general Murphy ha OF
denado Sc devuelvan, 100000 a
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
ERfelmlO

ERfermO
Sc encuentra enfermo nues-
tro estimadO amigo Benjamin
Blanco, alto empleado de la "a
brica de Corral y Wodiska.
Ell viernes pasado tenia fie-
bre, pero va Sc inici6 una fran
ca mejoria.
Votos hacemos por la salud de
este buen amigo.
La gaceta., 1939-10-30
BieRUenidG

Sc la damos muy cordial a Ia
Sra. Sagrario Prado, cunada de
nuestro buen amigo Aurelio
Prado, que lego ell sabado a es-
ia ciudad en- compania de su HI
jo Juanito.
Regresa Juanito contento y
gruesO Y muchas personals fuc-
ron a recibirle.
Llegue a la sonora Sagrario y
su hijo nuestro mas cordial sa-
Judo de bienvenida.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
7 reble Rad
Coming Soon
Musical Group from Mary.
hurst 70 Be Presented By
Catholic Womsn's Club

Tac0ma's Catholic Woman Il
club will present the Treble
Triad Of Marylhurst college in
concert Friday. April IL. In
81. I.co's auditorium. Plans
for the affair are well under
way, Mrs. T.. +. Williams. gem
eral chairman. has announced.
All proceeds Of the event viii
be used for charity during the
club year.
The reception eomniiie. for the
concert met recently al ths h0ms
~ Mrs Leo Mcgayiek 10 f0rnuisia
plans for the presentation. In adj
dliion ~ the chairman those pres
eni Were Mrs Charles Eckstfon.
chairman ~ decorations! Mrs y O.
GaKlisrdi. housing, and Mechanics
TheO Caffney. a J f.fottssn. Theo
Healy. r. v. Murphy. l.. q Prem
dergssi. Glen War. iorns Ne.
Kendfy. y J. Galloway. Cecil Dick
son. George Hili. Arthur sordi.
Charles Pierce and James Hsaiy.
Already many tickets have been
sold for the occasion ard members
II the committee anticipate a f4ii
auditorium The musical group
from the oawego college has ap.
peared before large audiences IN
Portland and other Oregon cities
and viii BE- heard In Seattle also
on it, northern trip. Recently they
Hers highly praised for their PR
fgfmancs on rational radio
broadcast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
ne-Oowoey Marriage
Rite. Announced

Mrs y w. Tnofns announces
the marriage - her daughter
Mas ROaam0nd Thorns. ~ Mr. Al.
beft " D0Wney u San Francisco,
son ~ Mrs ~ A D0Wney of
spsnawsy The marriage took
niece Tuesday IN cersrsiia the
Res. John Lucas reading the yoNa
Marin o, honor for She briGs
was Rfs Walter swanson. sister
Of the bridegroom. Mr.. {. Alberts
vas best man for Ar. DoWnsy. For
the ceremony the bride wore a
three-plece suit 81 beige herring.
bone WOOL with Japonlea acceasor-
les Her flO~erE we're cOrsage Of
Rar1eniHs
The bride IL q graduate 81
s. m hi@h seaooi gnd a former
student az the Un.yerElty II
Washington Mr. and Mrs. DoWney
will M he their home In San
Franclsco after May ].
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Study Clubs
Make Plans
Groups viii Hol d Varied
Sessions During the
Coming Week

Luncheons to be followed by
business sessions and pro-
grams will be the order of the
day for many of the study
clubs throughout the city dur
ing the early part of the COM
ing week. Because the last
meeting of Libra Study club
was postponed, the session this
week will include last meet
ing's program. Mrs. William
G.. Wegner will open her
home at 20S No. Yakima ave.
for the occasion.
Query Club
Members of Query club will
meet with Mrs. William McMeekin
for a one o'clock luncheon on Mon
day. Current events will be given
in answer to roll call. Mrs. V. f.
Graham will review Susan Erse's
book, The Proselyte." and Mrs.
Theodore Christensen will give the
query on "Spiritualism."
Recently elected officers of the
group are Mrs. F. B. Trout. presi-
dent: Mrs. David Glenn, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Arthur Bell. secretary
treasurer, and Mrs. Clyde Gray,
historian. The new program COM
mittee consists Of Mrs. V. f. Gra-
ham. chairman, Mrs. Paul Todd
and Mrs. Allen Oliver.
Tahoma Study Club
Tahoma Study club will meet
with Mrs. Frank hampton. 61S So.
Sheridan ave, for one o'clock
luncheon on Monday. Mrs. William
Upham will speak on New Zea-
land and Tasmania" and Mrs.
Louis Hopkins will read paper
on Bird Life and Coral Sand"
Aloha Club
Mrs. W. S. Anderson will enter
tain members of Aloha club Mon
day afternoon. Assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. George Hellar and Mrs.
William Deering. The afternoons
program will be in charge of the
clubs art committee which consists
of Mrs. George Guyles. chairman.
and Mesdames F. r. Titcomb. John
Goldsbury. Henry Hewitt, Charles
Ingram. l.. T. Murray and Donald
McFaddon. The program. sur
prise affair, is presented annually
by the art committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Wedding Date Set BY
Mis-. floyd. Mr.. Giqon

FORMAL announcement ~ me en-
RaRemept ~ 4iss Frances jams
Floyd. daughter ~ Mrs. Frances
4 Lloyo and ~ The late Nf
Clarence v Floyd 10 William y
gig0n. son ~ Mr. sBd Mrs. George
Clgon. IL beiag made today.
Close friends have known ~ the
coming wedding since Christmas.
Nhen the engagement was an
uo,Incsi AZ the family Christmas
party. The wedding date has been
sci for ApFil -. The new home
viii BE- made in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Sorority Mothers Group
To Meet Tuesday

Delta Alpha Gamma Mothers
club of the College If Puget Sound
VIII meet Tuesday ~ one O'Clock
at the home Of Mrs Thomas No.
Eiwaln. 3OO3 No t4th a deksers
luncheon viii be- served with Mrs.
Paul Judd as assistant hostess.
During the Afternoon there WlIi ~
review 81 the ns,ak. with Malice
Toward Some written by Mar.
gafef BalseY. b. Mr. f. n FOois
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Plan Conference FOR
h. S. Group al College

La Mesa Redonda. College ~
Puget Sound Spanish club IL max.
ing plans for high school con.
ference Of Spanish students The
conference wlll be held on Apni
II Committees for the affair are
Robert Hardy general chairman
Miss Jean Hartman reception
Stanley Wells, program. Miss
Darlene Irie. banquet; James
Busey toaatmaster. Miss Marga-
rita lrle and Harry Coleman. en-
tertainment. Mis- Carolyn Ceddes.
place cards Miss Doris Hartman
Moody Bacon and Stanley Bufkey
finances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Tacoma Womens Study
Club 10 Meet tuesday

Members 81 the Tacoma WO-
mans Study club will meet Al
80 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon al
the home Of their president, Mrs.
u. G Summers, 1909 No. z5th 81
Two papers Will be given during
the afternoon. Mrs. T. 81. Berger
speaking On the University 81
Mich gans Significance In the
F.eld Of Education. and Mrs.
Jemes 4 Becker reviewing LIN
u Tang'a The Importance Of
Living a social and tea hour
ollow the afternoons pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Yacht Club Auxiliary 70
Entertain April u

TIE ladies' auxiliary OF the TIA.
coma Yacht club vii sponsor their
annual dinner dance Saturday eve.
nm. April ~ Mrs Robert &.
Bourbon IN chairman n the affair
a meeting Of the hoard has been
called by the president. Mrs, Ted
Wofthlngton on Monday when
plans viii be started for the party
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Girl Scout Scribes 10 Meet
tuesday in Headquarters

Preceding an industrial trip.
scribes Of Girl Scout trogps IN Inc
city viii meet Tuesday In Girl
Scout headquarters al 1918 - -
Patricia Hanson u Lincoln nigh
school viii sresk 70 the group BE-
fore they ie1ge. NJ II G. Enger
Will be in charge Of the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Mrs. kondle, Goe,
To Sicug CITY

ar Henry Handiea. VIM with
Mrs. Mandles has BIN IN Mar
eta Calf. for several weeks. ar
rived IN Tacoma March Is Mrs.
aandies vert on ~ Sioux City.
Iowa to b. with her daughter. Mrs.
Harold ROthmBn. she will return
home soon after Easter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Members who will sign the char
ter Of the orthopedic branch are
Mesdames Louis Wersen. Paul
Warren. Otto Weller. Harry Comp
ton. Donald r. Macdonald. l.. y.
Macdonald d. w Kent. James 9.
Pickens. Edwin johnson. Harry l..
Davis. Whitman Perham. o. g.
Button. Lorne f. McKendry, Ar
thur Abbott, Clifford Langhorne.
Fordyce Johnson. Harold Hawkins,
J. II. Craft, a w Taylor. Edward
Bomstead Nathan Lynn. Frank
Philip Roscoe Townsend. A. l..
Seharf. Harry A d. Smith. WIN
Conner, Roger Peck and Misses
Marie HUH. Helen Rusch and Jean
Hudson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Miss Carlson 10 Be
6. P. S. Nav Queen

To reign as May Queen for the
annual May day festivities AZ the
College Of Puget Sound. Miss Jane
Carlson. A ienior. was chosen by
the student body. Duchesses who
were elected % attend the queen
were Miss Pomona Hudson and
Miss Sally Jensen The May day
celebration il held each year and
invited to BE- attendants 10 the
queen are representatives from
high schools in the vicinity u Ia
coma. and representative from
each class a. {. + s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Return 10 Tacoma Tor
SPRING Vacation Dsys

Students at MEMO school and
junior college from Tacoma and
vicinity who hAss returned boms
10 spend spring vacation are John
isalrbsrs son Of Mr. and Mrs. John
" Heiehsrg Ralph g. Hebsrffsf.
son NJ Dr. and Mrs n G. sehssf-
fer ~ Tacoma, and Richard Cook,
s0n ~ Nj Richard J. Cook ~
Drs Moinsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Social Events Will Mark
De La Roche Dramatization
First Lady OF American Stage 70 Appear Here April ~;
Many Reservations Already Being Made for
Presentation Of ''Whteosks'

Outstanding among the seasons series of road
shows coming to Tacoma and keeny anticipated by lovers of
drama the appearance of Ethel Barrymore Americas first
lady of the theaer Mazo de la Roches dramatzaon
of her "Jalna stories "Whiteoaks.
Although the play will not reach Tacoma where it will be
presented in the Jason Lee auditorium until the evening of
April H. of reservations have already been received
and plans formulated to make the evening social well
dramatic Many making up parties both large
and small with plans for dinner and supper parties to either
precede or follow the presentation.
those making early George Cove and party Dale Bow
reservations and OF Annie
Wright and party from
r Murray Harry Ander Meck studio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Listed among those making carry
reservations are Messrs. and Mes
DANES Hunter kennard. J. X. Cor
don. L. T Murray. Harry Ander-
son. Henry Mandles, Everett Cut
ting. Harmon Davenport, Earl r.
Marble. II. A. Allen. II. L. Mon
lingo. H. II. Trosper. A X. Wet
more. Norton Clapp and party.
c. X. Glaze. Lea Bronson. f. A.
Taylor. J. Philip Weyethaeuser.
Lorne McKendry. Leo McGavick,
Donald CASTOR A J. Gaudette.
J. L. Mcconnell. r c. Siddall.
Joseph Gilpin. H r. Raleigh. o.
Weaver. Edwin Honeywell. Robert
Abel. A. NJ. Davy II. NJ William
son. NJ. J. Gallwas. c. A. Lund.
a. C. Allard. w. T Webster. Frank
Canadian. Cecil Dickson. William
s. Anderson. Raymond Madison,
L. Hicks. Melvin Tennent. Salem
Nourse. Morris Kleiner. c. o. Lynn,
c. w. Schulz. SaXton.
r. II. Williams. Edward Gazecki.
p. o. Beal, A L. Wescott. A. d.
Harkins. Fred A. Smith. George b.
Lagen. w. c. Fowler. Benjamin
Houston. Minot Davis. Eugene
White. Fred Urch, George Miehle,
Edward Hendricksen. L. l.. Thomp-
son. J. F. Lanser and party, A. A.
Pentecost, Peter Solberg. c. H.
Densmore. Stanley Galka, J, r.
Bender, c. A. Strong, Jack Hamil-
ton. NJ. Y. CroXall, Laurence Nc
Clelland and party.
Drs. and Mesuames F. NJ. JUDD
son. S. f. Light, w B. Penney,
l. A. Drues, Horace Whitacre,
Charles Pascoe, Henry w. Minton,
H. f. johnson, H. T. Clay, Clyde
Magill, Ray Monaghan. II. B. Alli-
son. Benjamin Terry. D. H. Bell,
H. V. Bouchet. w. r. Taylor, A. E.
Hills; Col and Mrs. Oscar Foley,
Major and Mrs r. G. Thomas.
Mesdames A. Tousey, George
Wagner. w. r. Lee. Lee Lewis,
Herbert Griggs, J. J. Hurley, w.
Carr Morrow. w. B. Hotchkiss.
Kay Kelly with party, Katherine
Allard with party.
MlSStS MIDI Z ditl DtlLi Wal
Frances Power, Agnes lie Bere,
Mona Hilmer with large party from
Eatonville, Cora Adams, Nellie
Workman, Eleanor Raudebaugh
with party from McKenna, Fannie
Karasek, Charlotte Bergoust, Ina
Bowman, Mary Ternes with party,
Nina Miller, Florence johnson with
parry, Flora Mclaughlin and party.
Elsie Mueller, Nellie Hardl, Jessie
and Stella Lilly. Anita James and
party.
Peggy Brasfield with party
from Puyallup, Mary Patterson,
Edna Melsnes and party. Frances
Kenoyer. Lois Frantz and party,
Thelma Bestler, Helen Wroth and
party, Alice Nordstrom and party.
Hilda Meisner with party, Jean
Abbott, Goodrun Hanson and party.
Loretta Hinckley, IneZ Hall and
party, Rose Stratton. Grace Card
and Wanda Frederick.
Messrs. A. f. Grafton sr..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Mrs. Griffen 10 Open Home
To Kappa Alumnae

Tacoma alumnae members 81
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority wllI
meet Wednesday for O'Clock
luncheon and business meeting ~
the home Of Mrs. Edwin l.. Griffin
Assisting hostoases VIII be Mrs
Howard Mccormack and Mrs. w
r. Buchanan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Membership Complete For
New Orthopedic Division
Thirty Members TO Sign Charter at Luncheon Monday
at Home of Mrs. D. w. Kent; Official Name
to Be Submitted By Committee

Tacomas newest 0rhopedc association division organized
early this year will meet for its third session Monday
in the home Of Mrs ID. w Kent at 705 No. ST. Places
for thirty charter members have been filled recently Mrs
Paul Warren. president Of the group. has announced
Assisting Mrs Kent for the luncheon and afternoon Of
bridge which will follow will be Mrs Edward Bomstead Mrs.
Arthur Abbott and Mrs A. w Taylor During the meeting
report Of the committee selecting official for the
nu.in Inc hcard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
To Spend WssL ~ Summer
Home ~ RosshiIIs

Dr. and Mrs Cyril Lsndvirk and
shsir daughter. Miss Martha Lou.
viii have as their guests Al their
simmer home n HosebiIis for this
coming week MI and Mrs. tseorEs
nlli and their sons. George. IT,.
ard Robert
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Mrs. Downing. Mrs. Hunter
To Return Soon

Mrs r. Downing and Mrs.
John Hunter. who have been IN
California for the last few weeks.
vii arrive from san Francisco the
fret ~ the week They VIII drive
up with pa ior Downing who has
been in California for the past
month