davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Be- eley Mark
Birthday OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bagley en-
tertainsd recently at a dinner
party at Wclliver's on the Noun
tain highway, in honor of their
son, Richard Hubbard. on his 2lst
birthday. Covers were laid for IL
guests. For the dinner, lights were
dimmed and a large birthday cake,
with n lighted candles. was pre-
scented to the guest of honor.
Following the dinner hour, the
young people attended dancing
party.
Dinner guests were Mrs. Mar
garet Cline, grandmother Of the
guest Of honor, Miss Dorothy May
HIN. Miss Margaret sorenson. Mrs.
b. ]. Hubbard, Mr.. T. J. Cline. Mr..
George Doherty. Mr.. Virgil soren-
son, Mr.. Morris Creedican, Mr.. y.
J. Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley,
and the honor guest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Two rionored on
Sixteenth Birthday

MlKs Bernica Bernhsrtsen and
Miss Beatrice Thompson were hon.
orcd recently At a party given
by their mothers, Mrs. John Bern
harrison and Mrs. w u Sanford
The occasion vas the 18th birth"
day 81 the honor guests. Games
and dancing were enjoyed during
the evening with faYofs Mt games
going 70 Mas Alberta slssrtaon.
Miss Ellen Hsriseil. Ernest Liver
more and Billy Pitt,
a late supper. served GA, -of.doors
AZ table osntsred with sweet
peas ard gladioll. oomplsted the
evenings feHilvity. colored Light.
strung overhead. sddsd 10 ths
charm Of the appointments Both
giria wers presented with birth
day cake
Guests we're Misses Winnie ALI
ard. Jeasls Coodell. Dorothy Dine
hart. Jennie Buseimeier, Ellen
HariseIi. Roberta Hartley. Albsrta
siyertson. Dorothy Wartsr. Shirley
Armatead. Marion Csriiek and
Claire Adams
Others we're hssnfs. Bob Har-
BIN. Ernest f4yermofs, AIbsrt
Webster, Sam Kmsfson. JACK
Hazelilns. Jim Kramer. Waiier
LlyermOfss Roy Ballard E<iais
Hih. BIZ PIT. Harvey lands.
Harold lie Hsy ard Ean Tbomp.
am
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Miss BiortIund VISITS
From Wisconsin

Miss Brunette Bgorklupd II
Hsrinetts. Wiz. IL the house EDsai.
At the present time. of her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mr.. John z.
BJorklune. II IL Mas Bgorsland .
first vial, 70 the yes, coast
While Ia Tacoma abe vii also
spend some time with Mr.. and Afs.
A. johnson. an uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph syanson, an
uncle and aunt, NrH. Peter Ellinon.
her grandmother; Mr. and hra v.
W. BjoTkiunc, another uncle and
aunt; Hessfs Claude and Howard
BJorkisnd. brothers: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Bjorkiund and Mr.. Edwarc
Ellison, an uncle. and his family.
She will be In Tacoma until late
August
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Roy PIT. A. supper .
Real Success

An enthusiastic group u chair
men Of the Roy Psrsnt.resehsr
association met for q potiuch
supper Wednesday night.
After the dinner hour Ill took
part In the lively discussion Of
tho tentative dates for the various
activities.
II was voted 10 hold the regular
monthly executive and association
meetings tbs same AZ last year,
tho annual carnival on Oct. ~.
the Narcotic Education sssk ths
frat Of March. and the Kindness
10 Animal week the first 81 April,
Mfs Stanley Young. the ssw
program chairman. presented the
outlined program for the year and
II was accepted 80 ready for the
Year Book which viii be their
Silver Jubilee number.
Mas Clara Fosseu. health chair
man, reported that Df. Mace had
besn secured for the October
health meeting.
Judge Pred Ilsmsnn all he
present for the Jubilee meeting IN
February. which viii be presided
over BY Mfs Maurice Murray,
Founders Day chairman,
Mssdamss Bsiehard. Warren and
.suby are planning awards a.
prizes for ths best protests sub
miitad In both the Narcotic snd
the Humans EDUCATION activities
The group vas happy 10 hays
The Two new isaehers presented ~
them. Miss Jones Of tbs lions
Econonlc department. and NJ.
gehrodenborns. wno IL head u The
Agricultural department.. guests ~
Mrs.. Ruth Bethel.
The guest Of the sysnsnx Nss
Miss Murray. a teacher from ms
STAFF ~ tina city II Hpossns. who
IA spending . month sith her par
snss, NJ. and Mrs Nelson Murray
ne theme for The year 10 70 "
eOn the Foundation ~ Yesterday.
With what We Have Today %
Build for To8orr0~
Ths fayors were si1-fashk1fsd
pots with handles beaFtsx the
motto. '.l<ts keep our PIT. A.
pot boiling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Bride-Elect
Is Honored
Miss Amy Marie Andersen
Is CcmpEmenssd ~
Bridal Shower

A miscellaneous bridal
.hn..w hn...s.~ sts.. As.
800
Marie Anuefs"ns WAS Given
Friday evening By Miss Flea
mar p,a~srl ~ III. h.r. a.
MRS. w. =. h"ssr''sf on rsst
ID ~. Miss Anderson will 10.
ear,. al. hid. ~ n. a,~sli.
hos1r''sr Aug. 20 =, y eefc-
mony in the rensccoa,Al taher-
AL.
- -. -.
a.'''s Nv 's'.'ns :. .H''s
- p."s" - fs's. J"
, .. IN 'asf"" "a' :"
$3.50 s"'.1 ~ ~
'es' "sss y -.
asm sha soFhe ~
''"'s sosapsases ~ ""
ay Ne aA.ssa - nas,"' mo "
'assA W 80 's''s = se's
b'shk sne ss'hsnk' nv Esea ~
n"no' ssss''s" as"s ss"
knu TOT nss rev no"s.. eha sss'
= na'ss' supper wa w
'hs kuesn 49, as1s e.~'
sh"s.son. meshes :" sa' a.'as 70
- = Nn'sa' 'na"a"A er's'
iahA nshuss = '" h~"s'
na's N.'' n"s 49,,
.o''ah. na'o.a .ss ". ~ 10y
HERMAN hsksh' :. inh. 'as"Aa -
ho'h' ssna h"''.',''s - = -
.aa.er "nnem s a.a
aoasaa ..ss'' $3.50, ~
s''"' ~. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09

Mrs. ~. v. Case will sntsftaiu
members of the Rustic tiartsn
club At her homs In National
Thursday Afternoon. A assssrt
luncheon will be- served If !
o'clock. after ~hish q program
viii be presented. Hsli cali wiil
b. answered BY each member with
''Fsyoriss Flower c%.hinssions |
Have ussd Successfully IN Flsvsr
Arrangements"
Ars, q. y. sklnnsr wlIi speak
on "Alias~ and Islsskspots en-
Roses" and Mrs Harry Evans
viii speak on "zlnniss." MIRA.
Aadlsy Butter ~iii HAYS charge
of shs botanical dftii and Help
fui Criticisms" wili bs given ~
all members A usual. thsfs ~iil
be . fio~sf shew,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Civic CIubHoIds
Annual Picnic
Affair at Point Defiance Also
Marks Birthdafe OF
Member

Meeting for its 30th annual
picnic Monday, members of
the Monday Civic club also
celebrated the birthday of one
of its members, Mrs. Leonard
Pearson. The picnic was held
at Point Defiance park.
There was no business meet
ing, an informal discussion of
a study program being the
main topic of conversation.
Officers for the ensuing year
are: Mrs. Horace G. Scott. presi-
dent; Mrs. George w. Slyter. vice
president; Mrs. Percy c. Smith,
recording secretary; Mrs. c. NJ.
Moore, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. w. P. Yarnell, auditor, and
Mrs Mary Robinson. treasurer.
Mrs. Gardner Reynolds is chair
man of the welfare committee.
Other chairmen will be chosen at
the first meeting of the regular
club year, to be held the third
Monday in September.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Return From Motor Trip
TO North Dakota

Mr.. and Mrs. David Christian
sen. of 1407 So. 5th St, with their
daughters, Misses Barbara and
Virginia Christensen, returned re-
Gently from a three weeks motor
trip to Ignite. n. D., where they
were the guests Of Mr.. Christian
sens mother, Mrs. Ole Christian
sen. While in North Dakota, they
attended a family reunion which
brought together members Of the
family group from all parts Of the
United States. On the return trip,
they visited Glacier National park
and spent some time with relatives
in Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Portland Rites
Or Interest
Miss Violet June Duncan
WEEDS Mr.. Clarence Ray
Cook OF This City

A wedding in Portland, Ore.
Sunday afternoon which is of
much interest here is the
ceremony which united Miss
Violet June Duncan, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Duncan
of that city, to Mr.. Clarence
Ray Cook, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. A. Cook Of North Yakima
ave. The ceremony was per-
formed in the First Christian
church by the Rev. Bland.
White glsdioli formed the set
ting for the 2 o'clock eere-.
mony.
The bride, escorted by her
father. wore q teal blue dress
which was trimmed In wine. With
IL, she wore wine accessories and
her flowers were gardenias and
lilies OF the valley.
Miss Naomi Lafayette and Miss
Marie Latimer were the brides
only attendants. Miss Lafayette
wearing wine with teal blue Access
SORES and Miss Latimer in teal
blue with wine accessories. Both
wore gardenias.
Mr.. Van Wilson WAS best man
for Mr.. Cook and Messrs. Archie
and Fred Cook, brothers OF the
bridegroom. were the ushers. Mr..
Harold Cook, another brother. WAS
the soloist and Miss Dorothy Putz
played the wedding music.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents on S. W. Spring
Garden st, followed the wedding
ceremony, Mrs. Duncan received
in a black and white lowered chif-
fon, while the bridogroom's mother
wore blue and white polka dot
chiffon. Gladioli in profusion
were used throughout the rooms.
Presiding over the collation. were
Mrs. Ava Vrooman, Miss Maisie
Miller, Miss June Miller, Mrs.
witherill, Mrs. A. o. Duncan and
Mrs. r. A. Cook.
For her wedding trip, Mrs.
Cook wore black and white
polka dot dressmaker suit. The
new home will be made In Port
land at 1916 S. w. Hume st.
The bride attended Capitol Hill
and Commerce high schools and
was princess in the 1884 Portland
Rose festival She is n member |
OF the Romancers and Gamma
sorority. Mr.. Cook il graduate
OF Lincoln high school Of this city.
Out-of- town guests who attend
ed the wedding included two from
Tacoma-Mr. Roy Wonders and
Mr.. Bob Ford. Others were Miss
Marjorie wilkerson of San Fran
cisco, Calf. and Mr.. Carl Ander-
son Of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09

Mrs. Lynn has asked Miss Louise
Button, Miss Bette Libby and Mrs.
Thomas Carstens 10 assist her.
Summer flowers will center the tea
table.
Guests will include Mrs Robert
Cooke. Mrs. +. r. Sullivan. Mrs.
John Plowden. Mrs. Arthur Man
ley. Mrs. Marvin Lynn. Mrs. c. o.
Lynn, Mrs. Charles Green Jr., sis
ter Of Miss Fogg; Mrs. Donald
Pierce, Mrs. Charles Fogg, Mrs.
Ward Alvord. Mrs. Harry f. Mil
ler, Mrs. II. X. Rothermel. Mrs.
Russell Nelson, Mrs. Philip Berg
of Seattle, Mrs. Thomas carstens,
Mrs. Arthur Poole, Mrs. Frederick
Haines 1r. Roberta Cohoonl. Mrs.
A. D. Pointer Nancy HEWITT i,
Mrs. II. w. Rothermel. Mrs. Fred
Fogg. Mrs. G. A. Williams, Mrs.
II. W. Cowan. Mrs. Robert Dcering,
Mrs. Frank Young and Mrs. Virgil
Cliff.
Others will be Miss Florence
Bennett. Miss Betty Liby, Miss
Helen Poe. Miss Barbara Rother-
mel. Miss Janice Green, Miss Donna
Rue Teats, Miss Betty Gene VIII
liams, Miss Virginia Haines, Miss
Ann Jackson, Miss Phyllis Jack
son. Miss Barbara Borhek, Miss
Judy Brush, Miss Charlotte Doud,
Miss Louise Button, Miss Louise
Boyd and Miss Helen Jaeger.
Summer flowers viii also be used
by Miss Liby to decorate her late
supper table.
Her guests will be Mrs. Freder-
ick Haines jr., Mrs. c. Nathan
Lynn, Mrs. Thomas Carstens. Mrs.
H. h. Rothermel, Mrs. Robert
Cooke, Mrs. Charles Green j., Miss
Barbara Rothermel, Miss Louise
Button, Miss Louise Boyd and Miss
Donna Rue Teats. Mrs. Liby will
assist her daughter during the
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Two Affairs to Compliment
Miss Foss, Bride Elect
Miss Bette liby 70 Entertain Wednesday Evening and
Mrs. G Nathan Lynn TO Be Hostess Thurs
day Afternoon al Shower and Tea

Two affairs will honor Miss Carolyn Fogg charming
brideo-be of Mr. George A. Williams jr, within the next
three days Miss Bette Liby will entertain Wednesday
evening at bridge party and late supper the home
her parents. Mr. and Mrs J. Frank Liby North 10th ST.
and Thursday afternoon will find Mrs. c. Nathan Lynn
hostess to two guests at linen shower and Hours
will be from until O'Clock.
Pouring during the Thursday afternoon tea hour viii be
Mrs Fred Fogg mother of the brde-eect Mrs C. O. Lynn
and Mrs. H. w. Cowan. mother OF the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Visitation Church Plans
Evening Garden Party
Affair 10 Be- at Former seIwyn Dohety Home or
0rsvelly Lake on Wednesday; Evening OF
Games 10 Follow Supper Hour

II busy time for members of Visitation church in
South Tacoma they completing plans for their garden
party to be given Wednesday evening the grounds Of the
former Selwyn Doherty home Grayey lake. Supper.
TO be served from until 80 o'clock will be followed by
an evening of games and other entertainment
The Rev. Gerald Desmond, o. $. b., has asked Miss
Sadie Foye to act general chairman and she being
assisted by large and enthusiastic committee including Mr.
and Mrs j. j. Riednge Pat Brady, Louis Garceau George
Vogel Martin Rengg Mrs f. Gies and Mrs A. G. Common.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09

Miss Marie Burke IL In charge
Of tickets. and Mosdamcs Ralph
Martin. j. Maefkl, L. schuier. u.
Mulholland. Peter Schmslz. and
Misses Agnes christen and Myrtle
Carcesu, and Il. J. Glllies and vii
liam Conner are in charge Of sup.
per arrangements. Tony Ronggli
and John Mccarthy are taking
care Of properties. and A. g. Con-
ner Ia in charge OF transportation.
Mrs. Mary Loumsns IL assisting
with the fagors and announces that
many very attractive prizes have
been donated for the games. which
are 10 follow the supper hour.
Courtesy cars will leave from
Visitation church. 80. 18th and
Warner SITS, every half hour from
10 7sp. m. Signs VIII be- posted
along the GrsYeily Lake drive 70
direct guests 10 the hctns u the
garden party.
The warm summer weather,
coupled with the beautiful setting
OF the party on the shores Of GRAY
ely lake. should make the affair
an outstanding event, and the COM
mittee wishes 10 extend most
cordial invitation 10 ali friends 10
attend. The proceeds Of this party
are 10 help dsfrsy the cost Of some
needed repairs 10 the Visitation
church and school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Three Visit Here From
Pennsylvania

DR.. and Mrs. Karl A. Miller and
Mr.. Roger of Philadelphia are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. William
d. King at their home on Military
road, near McChord field. Dr..
Miller is on the teaching staff Of
the University Of Pennsylvania and
is renewing acquaintance in Vic
toria, B. c., Seattle and Fort
Lewis.
They made the trip west by
motor and will return by way Of
San Francisco and Ensenado,
Mexico. In Los Angeles, they will
visit Or. Miller's brother, Maj.
Armand S. Miller, recently sta
toned at Fort Lewis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
CTottos to
Picnic Sundsy


Elaborate plans FOR the
Joint aILdAy picnic Of Tseobet
and Ansurs Grottoe. Of t.
coma and Seattle respectively.
TO b held a. Rsymer's Lake
Retreat Sunday have becn
made BY both groups and com.
mites are 1t work % details
for games and contests n iu-
scrrst everyone. James flowi<
Il general chairman ~ the
affair for the Tacoma nroup.
IRE snau&i h@seksil nsne -
tween Tsepsst snd Anansa t5sus.
the win be IN auf1tAr<tEn9 exent
Water sports Ard an kss1s - fsees
ART reurststluus VII ~ arroneea
~ the rommittee
Tsssk~t tssotss h3nsl ua>rr N
lssa~yship 81 - 4 Msnsrn. Win
risy several hard eumeesA -.
fanxsmfata b<inn us.as ~ AXIS
itshstaff. hsns representative
Exsxynn< a requested 10 b<snu
amrls psettssans Toe ths ptense
ianshr~n. whteh ~sll ~ sefvxSI a0s-
sfssiaass II rseHls sahi<.. tn4ether
o. sinxlv - prsfrfvsd. cnffsx.
cream. sugar sna ls< efssm viii
b< served ~ the tsfntsos ~ the
entire crowd 4 iosssf speaker sys-
tern wtli ~ Iszsssllesi fuf M spafs
sssnt announcement
ref Tseas~s tlratss. Nj t,ewI&.
general chairman. Wsli ~ sxets1.
81 ny l5slfefd MsAIIlstsf. nm ae<.
srns Martin Hsmmsfstfssn. t.<s-
We n agnlsss. Harry rlifotsaa j.
ana Itsrry Eshrfx Tssn<p~<tstsns
" hsinx arranged snd infprm<tIcn
may b. rhtssa<.i ~ szilins lAas<
puwss. Garland sTtf+N Tn ssnss
arrangements are e<ina FnA4s fas
tbs seattle xsuups with George
MiJiesnas. monarch
sasisi affairs ~ Tssoest f5srtts
under The direction 81 Hsipn Camp
he'll. mansrshi William n Nlshei'.
ssesstafy. sad Issntsmie p kxkief.
grand past mansssh. ere ~ rre~k
interest IRE annual plsnle ssps-
elsiiy ~ a. esesssaa ~ sxtfssHs
popularity. bringing ess : large
attendance each year,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Central w. c. 7. U. Plans
Picnic and institute

Cfnfrsl ". q T. q wi MEET
Thgrsday morning ~ 10 peioch
a. me main picnic grounds a. 81.
Defiance PARK for an lhsiltats aad
picnic dinner. Mrs. " W. HameE.
Mrs. y. ". BaFwlel, Mrs Anna
Mcintyre and Mrs.. Jsnss Biseksr
are among tboss taking part On
the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Harold Newberes Announce
Birth of DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Newoerg
announce the birth Of daughter,
their first child, Aug. 2, at the
Tacoma General hospital. The
baby, who has been named Donna
Roberta, is being welcomed by
maternal grandmother, Mrs. Bessie
Simpson. and psternsl grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j.
Eewberg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Shakespeare
Club Will Meet
Group 10 Picnic Saturday
A. laLoss Beach; WiH
Install Officer

Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Houston
viii open their summer home
nj lAketa beach Saturday
evening 10 members II the
North End Shakespeare club
for their annual picnic. The
club has been In existence for
twenty-six years. This outing
Ia enjoycd annually and ezpce.
tally honors the president
going out Of office. Mr.. Ed
ward Butler. past president.
viii be honored and the new
officers Of the club for next
year viii h. installed.
New affsesfs include Mr.. }. 4.
sesstan. president Mr. Alfred
ur.a. viss president. Ma julius
Jaeger, secretary. and Miss KllsA-
beth Muller. treasurer, A psenie
dinner snd Informal evening "a shs
beach wsIi be enjoyed ny The msasz
hers Saturday evening
Members whe viii h. present In.
clusis Mr.. and Mfs, r. ~ halter.
NJ. and Mss W, =. Burroughs. NJ.
and Mira Clayton Chapman. Mr.
- A.. .fE..... f4x...4.s ~ s..{
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09

Membera q ne Etars and
Stripes Sewing club viii hold their
regular meeting Thurscay a. Point
Defiance park whore a picnic lun-
cheon vail be served IL lzsD
o'ciOck- Zach member IL asked 10
bring nsr own taDls service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
How 10 Hold Loose
FALSE TE Eth
More Firmly In Place

Doss yos4r dental plate aEn0s ara
besLsE yO1 Dy fseeklns aE6 paDcil1<
Hntn you eat tax Or is0fff Jsset
apf.nkis q little EkTH 10
On Ycur rlss< Ihlz UifAAaug Doaesf
mods faiee teeth more firmly n Diaf<.
10 zOoey oils Dafss taNt< ~ feeling
MIrig alkaline FsBIEEIH d1<er't
s9gr o. Gauss nall6<E hiso cfl<f6s
aAsfr ssofeHeks Gls 70 cnsflrK % .
lcNa< pl1tf q y szcs4n.ff acid mc4fh
Get fAbTEETh ~ any ofux store
s1g,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Plan TO Leave Soon For
New York City

Mrs. J. w. Fisher. of 1916 So.
! St, and her daughter. Mrs.
William McFadden, and son, AL
fred will leave Aug. II for New
York City, where they will attend
the wedding OF Mrs. Fishers daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Esther Fisher, for
merly Of this city, to DR.. John
Blady. The ceremony will be per-
formed Aug. 30. They also viii
spend some time in Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Niagara Falls, n. Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Y. w. G. A. Garden Club
10 Meet With Leader

The Y. w. c. A. Garden Study
club will meet at the home Of its
leader, Mrs. Stewart Clark, 402l
No. 35th St, at o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Glass instruction in fall
planning and planting will be
given during the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Navy Moihsss 10 Meet
For ous;nsss Ssss;on

Members n lbs Navy Mpthsss'
executive hs~ra viii Nsst fsw Z
shoss bslsiuess ses~ssa a IN kaan@
~ thsss commander, Mrs. rz<vt
Owen. 100 Ma. Ains~esth sve.
Tuesday svsslss. Ire assstins ~
been called far : e'eiusk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Visit in Tacoma

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Logan
visited in Tacoma over the week
end. They were the guests Of
their daughter, Miss Yvonne Lo-
gan and their son and daughter
.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John {.
Logan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
townsend Club Plans

Members Of Townsend Club No.
"A Of Msnitou viii meet Tuesday
evening al 8 O'Clock for a basket
social and evening Of dancing.
Eyeryone u welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09
Guild TO Meet

TIE women's Guild Of Grace
Evangelical Lutheran church vii
meet In the church, 1907 50. PARK,
wednesday afternoon. A pot ise@
luncheon Will Dc served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-09

Mfs. q. = Ftil ~ ksnsea cJfy.
Mo. vas The hos4ss guest daring
the past we<k md ~ NJ. ard Mrs.
T.. y. Anssin m their hesus II unl.
vsfsify Place
La gaceta., 1939-05-24
LOS CUANTES

Henry Armstrong peleara ma
mana jusFez, en- Ing~laterra, con
el britanico Roderico.
Ell negrito ha prometido no pc
gar bajo. Los jueces britanicos
descalificaron a los gladiadores
rue PECAN golpes ilegales.
Al Manfredo, derrotado aqui
por Cliff Greenwood, ell castro"
de Sarasota, venci6 aver en-
Louisville, KY, a Johnny Ste
Tens, de Cincinnati. Manfredo
subi6 al cuadrilatero con un mar
gen de ventaja de tres libras.
FL veterano pGgil Wesley Ra-
mey, el a%venturero, venci6 por
puntos, en- Pittsburg, a Emil Jo-
seph. Pesaba ell primero 136 il
bras y Ell segundo 134.
La gaceta., 1939-05-24

FL ~pensamiento de que Sc ira
taba de salvar la vida de su hi
10, communicable a su alma IN va
Tor leonino.
Disimul6 como prdo, durante
la tarde, su estado de inmensa
febrilidad.
Hizo que veia las carreras, en-
compania de la familia del Pre-
sidente Y de otras de la aristo-
craeia madrilena 60. Y luego,
cuando con Ell crepdsculo Sc ini-
clio el desfile, los esposos regre-
saron a San Sebastian.
Ali, Isidoro pidi6 permiso a
su muier para dirigirse todavia
al ministerio.
isl hombre, no faltaba mas
-contest6 Maria de las Nieves,
viendo Ell cielo alberto. 4
Elevate ii Ell cOche. Nara,
La gaceta., 1939-05-24

cuando paSe ell verano. Pero de
todos modOs, hay que empezar a
prepararlo TODD. Esta tarde va
mos a saludar a la esposa y las
hijas del P~residente, que esta-
ran en- Lasarte en- las carreras,
INo quieres venir con nosotros,
Maria?
No, g-racias-contest6 la
madre de Celia. Saldre con la
nina, por el campo. va sabes
que sin Pedro no me gusta ir a
parte alguna.
II va, va l-coment6 Isidoro
con su voz engolada de arist6cra
ia madrileno, y cambiando una
sonrisa con su esposa-. iLo que
es esta ..., Al parece una espo-
sa de la Edad Media, de aquellas
que Sc encerraban en- la mazmo-
IRA en- cuanto " marchaba ell
La gaceta., 1939-05-24

diador de Chicago. Esto ocurrio
en- el octave, cuando Pedro san.
graba copiosamente de un golpe
sciiido en- 81 segundo asalto y a
carsa del cual habia perdido mu
cha sangre.
Ell arbitro frankie Pullman
intervino, apreciando Ell esta-
do de Montanez, y puso termino
al e~ncuentro a los dos minutes y
90 g2gurios del octave, luego de
una recommendation del DR.. Will
liam Walker, medico de la Conf
-iGn de Boxeo.
La victoria califica a Day pal
ia otra pelea con Henry Arms
rong, el doble campe6n, que ma
mana jreves peleara en- Inglate-
IRA cen Roderico.
Cuando la pelea termin6, los
pc. iodistas lie tenfan anotados
tr1s asaltoz a cala uno y tablas
ell sspt.mo. Pesaba Day 1877 il
bras y Montanez HAP.
Presentation ell combate 1922
personas, que pagaron en- las "a
quiflas mas de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1939-05-24
LOS K QUIEREN
CCMPRAR A DOMENICO
d. G

New York, mayo "a. Los
Yankees iniciaron aver gestio-
mes en- favor de adquirir los SER
vicios de Domenico Di Maggie.
hermano de Joe, que al presente
esta jugando en- la costa del Pa
cffico y batea con un promedio
de 1896. Dcmenico tiene 81 amos
deedad y batea y tira a la dere-
cha. Tirando tiene ell mismo bra
20 poderoso de ST. hermano Joe.
81 menor de los Di Maggie Sc
halla bsjo la direction de un ex
'amoso bateador, Frank D'Doul.