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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Central Lutheran Church
Iisfs COMING Events

On Tuesday evening al O'CLOCK,
evening circle No. 10, of Central
Lutheran church. will hold the
first regular fall meeting In the
guild room. This includes all men,
beers Of the former Senior Lutheran
Daughters Of the Reformation,
with Miss Ruth Drowley chairman.
A program has been planned by
Miss Vera Parsons. who will pre-
sent Miss Agnes Breen. who will
tell of her trip TO South America.
Music will include a group OF
songs by the girls sextet Of Lin
coin high school, and a group of
piano numbers by Miss Charlotte
limbs.
Tuesday evening will also be
guest night, with members Of the
circle as hostesses TO their friends.
A social hour and refreshments
will conclude the evening. All
young women Of the church are
invited.
Other activities on Tuesday will
include the regular meeting Of the
senior L. D. r. at the home of
Miss Helen ostberg, 32o5 So. 18th
st, at 7:30 p. m. Plans will be
completed for the progressive din
ner to be given later in the month,
and all members are urged to be
present.
Circle meetings this week will
include circle 4, meeting at the
home of Mrs. Harold NJ. Larson,
101 10th ST., s. w, Puyallup, on
Tuesday at one o'clock, and circle
8 on Wednesday for luncheon at
1890 at the home Of Mrs. l.. d.
Thuemmel, 1887 No. 18th st. Mrs
Arthur Elmore will be hostess To
members and friends of circle
Wednesday at l o'clock, at hel
home at 1104 So. Alder st.
Ladies' auxiliary TO Order OF
Railway Conductors meets for
1890 luncheon Tuesday. Business
meeting at 2 p. m, Mrs. c. J
. Brewsaugh presding.
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Annual Meetine
For P.-T.A.
Conference 10 pvs~ Rep
rssensssisss From Wssh-
issson and Q. {.

The ninth annual Border
Conference q PIT. A. wlll he
held in Seattle Thursday.
octoi,er ~. in the auditorium
Of Frederick & Nielsen. Once
every year tho British Column.
bia Parent Teacher Federation
and the Washington Congress
Of Parents and Teachers meet
together 20 study child prob
lens and exchange ideas.
Mrs. L. X. lsaacs. well
known in Tacoma and state
work, is the program chair
man for the conference.
Mrs. N. y Thrsikeid. second
vice prcsidcn, 81 the state. Ia gen
crai chairman. and Mrs william \.
Lindberg. Seattle council prcsi.
dent. local hostess. The theme IL
Enriched Living, the Purpose Of
Democracy
Mrs. Frances y. Powell. Seattle
oouncllwoman. viii speak on De
veiopment Through Spiritual Vail
uos'' in the morning. At the lunch
con hour Or. Helen Gih~on Hogue.
who recently conducted a series
Of lectures in Tacoma, will speak
on Enriched Living Through
Mental Development
In the afternoon Mrs. Isaacs
viii lead a symposium on En-
riohed Living Through Satisfse-
tory Human Relationships" Those
taking part will be Mrs. e. ~.
Dalgeish, Mrs A. =. Delmage and
Mrs. c. G. Mccall. all Of vancou-
yer. II. C., and Mrs, r. r. Ahl-
quist, Of Spokane, Mrs. Nell Hsig
Of Seattle and former state prosi-
dent, Mrs. NJ. ID. Wilkinson, of
Tacoma.
The board of managers Of the
Washington Congress OF fafenA
and Teachers will meet on Tues
day and Wednesday OF this week
in the Mayflower hotel. Seattle.
with the state president. Mrs. ]. S.
Stewart. presiding.
The board has about 65 mem
bers. comprised OF the state Off
GERS and chairmen and the presi-
dents of county councils, and much
business and many matters of inn
portance in carrying on the state
program Of child welfare work
will be considered at the two-day
conference.
Tacoma board members are:
Mrs. l.. r. Issacs. fourth vice
president. Mrs. Herman Nordfors,
grade and program chairman;
Mrs. II. J. Rinker. city councils
and bylaws chairman: Mrs. Frank
Perry, alcohol, tobacco and mar
cotics chairman, and Mrs. T. c.
Beardsley, office secretary.
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ChurehWeddins
SoIemnixed
Mia Gsls Becomes Bride
OF M. Wei o. Set
srdsy Evening

Tn Saturday evening II 4
c'slosk Miss fsish GuIlA.
daughter If NJ. and Mrs..
kncsh Gala ef Tacoma. b.
came ne bride af Nv. Martin
Wall. sun Il Mrs.. ]. wsla Aisa
Of T.rosna. n re CsntTal
lsnsherzn church.
The impressive sssemsny
vas performed b. The Rev.
T.. q. lloff IN = setting II palm
srs<asry ~ish lAsrv baskets u
white ehrysAnshrmnnss ar.
ranged With green's. Candies
In eAnasl.ls. II The end of
sAsh slsis lighted she altar
scene.
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vet sa~n and carried . s-suquss a
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June Stone. ~ha wore . pink sfsrs
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Mr. A. &. iscohsnn VAS hssl
man and the ushsfs were Mr. Inv.
I'll Hsdmsn and MI Adrian Andss'
san.
A reception IN The church par
iofs followed the ceremony. he
cslvinE with the young couple we're
tho brides parents and the grcom'
mother. Mrs. auIia wore q hlus
lace gown and a enrsaEe ~ plnt
roses. Mrs. Wall wore rose lacs
gown and her eossaxe Was also %
pink roess.
Presiding nj the tables wer'
aunts of tho bride, Mrs. Arthu
Bradley Of centralia and Mrs. Law
renee Smrz OF Seattle. Basket
Of white baby chrysanihsmuml
were used throughout the reesp
ton rooms. Mrs. Lillian Sargent
had charge OF the guest book ans
Mrs. Adolph Wall the gifts.
For going away. the bride chose
green wool dress and green hal
with a gray fur coat and black ac'
eessories. After = short trip this
young couple viii be at home al
1888 10. A VI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Thesser psrties
Planned Tor Lakewood

The showing ~ Tbs famous
French babe, film. ''aallerins. .
seems te attract = record breaking
number u continental theatsF par.
ties 10 the Lakewood theassf Tues
day and Wednesday.
The French clubs 81 College 81
Puget Sound. Pacific Lutheran enl-
iege. Annle wr,kh; seminary and
Stadium high school have an.
nounced their intention 10 attend
the showing OF this great film.
which was produced on the stage
and backstage of the National
opera at Paris. with The ooopera'
ton Of tho Corps de Ballet, and
the opera symphony orchestra.
Groups Of dance pupils Of ih'
0ehri. Harter. Merriok and Peter
son dance studio also will attend
Mia slasenska. who has The
leading part. Is well known "a
Tacomans ms she appeared here
In person with the Ballet Russo dc
Monte Carlo.
Other continental thesier par
ties have been planned by local
and out Of town groups for the
coming weeks. Tuesday OF tho
coming week 40 members OF the
olympia Education association Will
hold an evening excufsion TO
Lakewood 10 have dinner at the
Terrace and see afterward the
Marta Eggerth film, "viennese
Nightingale.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Celebrate Business Week

The Tacoma Business and Pro-
fessional Womens club Is eele-
brating National Business Wo-
mems week from Oct. 10 II.
Tacoma members joined the Seat
tie club at breakfast Sunday
morning at the Dolly Madison tea
room in Seattle. Or. Mary Alice
Hoover. president Of the Tacoma
club. will speak over KMO Monday
night from s:45 10 900 on "Wo-
mems Progress In the Past Hun
dred Years" DIR. Myrtle Ely, pub
lie affairs chairman OF the Tacoma
club, will also give talk over
XVI Thursday Mt 12.45.
Mrs. Louise Taylor Is to be the
speaker at the noon luncheon at
the Elks' club dining room Tues
day. She will speak on the prog
ress women have made In all
fields.
The high light OF the week will
De the banquet at the winthrop
hotel Wednesday evening with
Senator Kathryn Malstrom az the
speaker. Her topic VIII be "Wo-
men Building the State Of Wash
ington, Yesterday and Today" DR..
Mary Alice Hoover will speak on
the aims and detectives Of the
national organization.
There will be vocal solos by Mrs.
Henry Skramstad, accompanied by
Mrs. J. r. McNary, and Miss Re-
gina Hoover, accompanied by Mrs.
Frances Hastead. Miss Hoover
will also give a piano-accordion
solo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Mrs. Rhodes Is Guest Of
Olympia D. A. R.

Mrs. E. Z. Rhodes, state regent
Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, who is making a tour
of the various chapters of the state
at the present time, was in Olympia
Monday, the guest of Sacagawea
chapter. Mrs. Rhodes was feted by
chapter members at a luncheon at
the Olympia Country club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Word Received From
t1onax moon CounIa

Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnsr n. Andsr-
son Norma ToIlefson) who were
married In Tacoma early IN the
summer and are now visiting Ia
verdun. Sweden. ars planning 10
leave for this country on the Ber-
genfjord. November .. fro m
Bergen, Norway. In Detroit they
win take delivery on = new car
and will drive west BY way Of
Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Early Autumn Ceremonies
Here Are Numerou,


h@F autumn = running ess sccon6 e June lbs year
a 70 Ne nstsF g engagements Ard marriages Mzny ~erv
fne eerrniss p~rioec ne past s~ek ord slth ia;
g NJ lorufhy kyzn Bagzn daughter q NJ Ard Mr.
Earnest hs@s q 0ympz. to Mr. 9Anes fastes. q
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NJ ard Ars Aozny MsWson uncle Ard q ihx bde.
tie Rev Joseph Weiss ~ Plymouth CongrsgatenAl ehaFeh
ofieAzHg Mrs in Boy Ian sistef-iHzw e ihe hFlds
mAire1 q hoHoT AID Ms Nellie faiisr & tbs BRIDE
gFoon. ~ bridesmaid Ar kernon Futiss NAs hest
Tor rs brother and Mr. in BoyAn brother Of me
bride the usher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
DOCTORS FORMULA
RELIEVES AWFUL PAIN OF
NEuR tits

Neuritis pains are often relieved
and inflamed nerves usually re-
spond quickly to the healing lnflu-
ence of this widely used remedy.
Hundreds have written grateful
letters about happy results. One
bottle will convince you. Ask your
druggist for Eopa Tablets No. 20;
only 81. Money back if not sat
isfied. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Mothers Club Elects

The Mothers club Of Tacoma
chapter, Order Of Rainbow for
Girls, viii hold its first meeting
under the newly-elected officers at
1890 o'clock Tuesday at Fishers
auditorium. New officers are Mrs.
J. II. Roberts, president; Mrs. II.
A. Mierow, vice president; Mrs. w.
II. Wattenberg, secretary, and Mrs
George F. Piatt, treasurer. AL
mothers are invited to attend.
Falkland Preschool will meet
at the Falkland grade school at
8 p. m. The program viii include
an address by Prof. J. p. Pflueger
Of Pacific Lutheran college on
the subject, Education for Small
Children" Miss Mildred Monson
will sing a group Of songs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Elso Mommsen.
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are univeFsliY q wAshinrion
graduates and M. coFsoa Alse al
TENDED Stanford university His
fraternity i Alpha Delta Phi and
Mira shaws sorority Chi Omega
Aeiendy Fisher
In . quiet ceremony performed
AZ the home Of her parents on
Sunday afternoon AZ O'Clock Miss
Aficn. Fischer. daughter Of MI
and Mrs A. u. Fisher. became the
bride o. Mr.. Keith y. Melsndy. son
Of Mrs. George Gilbert az Seattle.
Rev. X n. Ekass performed the
ceremony In which attendants
were Mrs. Charles Lechner. sister
Of the bridegroom. and Mr.. Leeh-
ncr.
The brides wedding ensemble
was a grapevine wool droS with
matching trim and accessories.
She had a eorsage OF orchids and
bouvardia. Her attendant wore
black velvet with white starehed
lace trim and her accessories were
black. Gardenias and pink rose
buds were her flowers.
Mrs. Fischer wore deep purple
crepe with yellow roses and bou-
vardia. Mrs. Gilbert's dress was
black crepe and had a corsage
of pink roses and bouvardia.
About the home were asters In
shades of purple, white and pink.
Miss Ruth Melendy, sister of the
bridegroom, cut the wedding cake
and Miss Edna Moriarty, Miss
Florence Porto and Miss Gertrude
NOLAN assisted at the collation.
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melendy have gone
to Victoria on their wedding trip
and will be at home at 1874 So.
Sheridan ave. For travelling Mrs.
Melendy ADDED wine accessories
and a mountain lamb jacket.
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Frank M. Carnahsns
Yisif in California

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Carnahan
are visiting in California at the
present time. While in San Fran
cisco, they were registered at The
Gift.
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Auxiliary to Meet

Destiny auxiliary. B'Nai Birth,
will hold q business meeting IN
the vestry rooms Of Talmud Torah
synagogue, Tuesday evening 1t .
O'Clock. A short program v
planned and a late supper viii be
served by Mrs. Jack Karp and
Mrs. Harry Weinstons, chairmen
OF the supper committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Plan Art Exhibit

An art exhibition will be held
at Jason Lee Oct. 10, IL and IL.
All reproductions to be shown are
taken from well-known paintings.
A small admission fee will be
charged in order that the pictures
may be procured for the school.
The public is invited TO attend
the exhibit any time during school
hours. Tea will be served from 3
until 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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Guild Plans Tea

The guild Of the Little Church
on the Prairie Is giving a silver
tea in the church Tuesday. Mrs,
Joe Lampert, president, has ~ her
assisting committee: Mrs. Charles
A. Rough, general chairman; Mrs,
Donald DAVIDSON, program; Mrs
Lloyd Alton. refreshments, and
Mrs. Magnus Freeman, publicity.
Those on the program VIII be
Mrs. Eugene White. who VIII give
travelogue on the Philippines
Mrs. II. l.. Rehbock. who will give
a reading. and Miss Jean Davis.
son. who will give a piano solo.
The purpose Of the tea L. TO
welcome the new minister, the
Rev. Morton Hickman. Everyone
In invited.
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Honored o. Meeting OF
Tacoma Chapter.

Al the regular meeting Of Ta-
coma chapter. o. ". H., In the
Gothic room OF the Masonic Tenn
ple Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
A. v. Morris who recently cslc-
brated their fiftieth wedding an
nIyersary. were honored They
are charter members Of the chap
ter. In 1918 Mrs. Morris was
worthy matron and In 1914 Mr..
Morris was worthy patron Of tho
chapter.
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we're a wreath 81 orange blossoms
from which fen the bridal veal
which her mother were - years
ago and which her grandmother
wore 90 years ago when she wAs
married In England.
The bridesmaid wore yellow net
ard carried peach slAdioh while
the matron Of honor wore pale blue
taffeta with orchid and white
asiers.
Only members OF the two fsnai-
lies were present for the informal
reception which followed. The
brides mother received in sheer
rose gown and the bridegroom's
mother wore powder blue lace.
White tapers lighted the COLA
ton table. Mrs. n. f. Constant.
grandmother Of the bridegroom.
presided at the coffee urn.
For her wedding trip, the bride
wore navy blue silk. The new
home will be made in Centralia.
The bride was salutatorian OF the
class of 1888 at Adna and Roches-
ter high school. The bridegroom
attended school in Washington and
Oregon. attending business college
In Centralia.
Gordon-Shaw
In the quaint setting OF the
Church of the Epiphany in Seattle,
at o'clock Saturday afternoon,
Miss Patricia Winifred Shaw,
daughter of the Harry Shaws Of
Seattle, became the bride Of Mr..
Robert Bruce Gordon. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph II. Gordon Of
Tacoma.
Yellow and bronze chysanthe-
NUNS decorated the chancel for
the ceremony which Rev. Elmer
b. Christie performed.
The bride wore moss green
crepe for the wedding and had
accessories of brown with a cor
sage of purple orchids.
She was attended by Mrs DON
aid Archibald Campbell of Van
couver, b. c., who wore a bur
gundy crepe afternoon dress with
black accessories and gardenias
Mr.. Richard Stewart Lawrence
was the best man and the ushers
were Messrs. Joseph II. Gordon
jr., Karl Richardson, Frederick
William Gordon and Burritt An
gerson.
Before the cere ony Mr.
Charles Phenecie sang Because"
and II Love You Truly
The wedding party and the par
snts of the couple received infor-
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-08
LADIES GO MASKED
By Margaret Widdemer

In LADIES GO MASKED we
meet again the wise and witty old
Aunt Lillian Warner of THE
YEARS OF LOVE and THE
OTHER LOVERS, still ageless,
and still at her delightful occupa-
ton of making true love run
smooth. In this book we find her
stating, and proving to a group of
daughters, grandaughters and in
Inmates that, as she says:
"The trouble with US isn't that
we have emotions. The trouble
really is that most of us have a
bad habit of running around in
masks that we and other people
suppose are cur faces. We don't
wear our own emotions: We wear
emotions that don't belong to u.s."
The stories are subtle variations
on one dominant theme: that pee
pie in emotional crises are likely
to be false to themselves. Whether
the problem is a marriage triangle,
younglove, or frustrated hope,
Aunt Lillian steps in convincingly
to pull the young people back to
their true selves. And no one is on
surer ground than Margaret Wild
demer when writing of young in
love.
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George Berggreen, of Brainerd,
has located in Sank Centre and will
open an undertaking parlor in
connection with the Lee-Gisgery
Company's furniture and house
furnishing business as soon as
quarters can be fitted up on the
second floor Of the store. Mr.. Berg
green, a licensed embalmer, was
recently discharged from service
at Camp Grant. During the influ-
enza epidemic Mr.. Berggreen and
eight ether undertakes in the ssr-
vice at Camp Grant cared for over
1000 bodies.
Albert Dahlem, Sank Centres
pioneer merchant, commenced the
SIND year of business in Sank Gen.
ire on June 5th.
Donald Bonner, graduate of the
class of 1919, has been named to
receive training at West Point
Military Academy. He will be re-
quired to pass a rigid physical ex-
animation before entry into the
school.
VIM. Demakopoulos, proprietor
of the Candy Kitchen. has added
a magnificent and modern soda
fountain to his business.
Business at the Sank Lake Co.
operative Creamery Is still climb
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-08
sAUK CENTRE HERALD. Sank Centre, MINI.

ing. Last week 10 tubs CT butter
were shipped to Eastern points, by
far the largest shipment ever made
by the local creamery in one week
at this season of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Cooper and lit
tie son left Tuesday for New York
for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Master Glenn Sullivan, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sullivan, had
the misfortune last week to fall
and break the elbow of his right
arm.
Perhaps you noticed the digni-
fled poise and graceful manner in
which Chief Marshal VIM. Parker
rode his mount at the head of the
Decoration Day parade last Friday
afternoon. There was a mighty
good reason; his wife presented
him with a son that morning at
six o'clock. The captain was in the
clouds for several days but his
feet have about reached the ground
once more.
Elmer Hylaman and Ester Ken
nedy returned Friday from Camp
Dodge, Iowa, where they had re-
ceived honorable discharges. The
young men saw service in France.
This morning while Walter
Gritzmacher was doing some car
penter work he had the misfortune
OF having a nail fly up and it pene-
trated his right eye ball. He left
this noon for Minneapolis where he
viii consult an eye specialist.
During thunder storm last Sat-
urday, Nick Eltgroth, of West
Union lost five head of heifers and
one colt; killed by a bolt of lighn-
ing.