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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23

c. J. Mullins is showing mucn
improvement from his recent i'll
ness and will be able to leave the
Dickinson County Hospital soon.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23

Late autumn, instead of spring,
seems to be moving time in Clint
wood. And like the music, in the
popular song of few years ago.
the moving "goes around and
around"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23
Thru The Week |


Of magic shadow shapes that coma
ana go
Round the sun-illumined Lantern
held
In Midnight by the Master Of the
SLOW. OMAR.
This story comes to US through
the week:
There once lived in this town
q very religious man. Positively,
his religion expressed itself in
church membership, church at
tendance, and preaching occasion
al sermons. Negatively, his piety
consisted in abstaining from the
carnal sins. He was a good man.,
but other parts of the Bible were
more important to him than Pauls
saying, 'tThe greatest of these is
charity"
This good man was not only
religious. He was very indus
trious. In his garden he cultivated
raspberries and Strawberries in
abundance. Some catbirds got in
TO his berries and he fought them
with stones and small shot.
rsssmffe cultivated his type of re
ligion as carefully as he did his
berries, and the sight of a "sin-
ner" grieved him sorely. One day
he was passing the home of Dr.
Lem Phipps in company with a
friend. The old doctor heard him
say, "There sits one of the most
wicked men in this country"
A week later the good man was
passing the home of DR.. Phipps.
and the old doctor hailed him.
"Come up here. I want to show
you something"
He pointed out an empty birds
nest. In that nest, he said, last
week were some little birds. A
mother bird futtered on the
Ground, trying to rise to feed the
little ones. Once she rose almost
to the nest, but she sank back to
the ground. Again she beat her
wings, only to get half way to the
little ones. Once more she tried
but could not rise from the
Ground. The mother bird had
been crippled. "And, Reverend"
continued DR.. Lem, "whoever Grip
pied that bird is the meanest man
in this country"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Gallie Friend had
as their dinner guests Mr.. John
M. Skeen and family on Thanks
giving day.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23

Mrs. N. B. French and daugh-
ter, Lois, N. B. French and B.
Allen Myers atteded a violin re-
cital in Blacksburg Tuesday night.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23
NOTE OF THANKS

I wish to thank sincerely the
people of the county who honored
me with the office Of Sheriff at
the recent election. | expect to
keep the few promises that !
made before the election, and will
try to the best of my ability to
give the people the service that
they are paying for and expect.
A. A. (Fox) Fleming.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23

Miss Isabel Buckley spent the
weekend with homefolks in Rural
Retreat.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23

Troy Large was in town Oh
business Tuesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers Friend
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
in Pickens, S. C.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-23

This story comes to us through
the week:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Chapter 10 Marx Birthday

Lewis chapter No. 1es, o. y. s..
Will hold a regular business meet
ing Tuesday at 9 p. m. in the
Masonic temple. Fort Lewis Mrs.
Willis Somervell. worthy matron.
and Alvin EyenE. worthy patron.
will preside and Eastern Stars are
cordially invited to attend. imme-
diateiy following the meeting. a
birthday party honoring the MEM
bers whose birthdays come IN April.
May and June will be given with
Mrs. Patrick Shannon in charge.
Mrs. Michel Beluys is arranging
the favors and Mrs. Felix Robin
son has charge Of the decorations.
The meeting will also celebrate
Dads Night" ali the fathers be-
ing especially honored by Mrs.
Someryeil. Refreshments will be
served by Aessrs Alvin Evens.
Eugene Felts. Stanley KOler. Ed
va 4 Rogers and John G Brown.
Final plans viii be made for trip
IN Allah chapter In Seattle. June s.
when Lewis chapter eali Be- hon
ored guests ~ the Seattle chap
ters annual meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
DeIphians Elect Officers
For COMING Year

Theta Kappa Psi chapter Of the
Delphians have elected the follow
ing officers for next years course:
Mrs. Charles Schleusner, president;
Mrs. II. f. Hescox, vice president;
Mrs. Ralph l.. Watson, secretary;
Mrs. Owen p. Hughes. treasurer;
Mesdames Philip Brown, r. A.
Hager and Howard Carr. seminar
board.
The closing meeting will be held
at the Y. W. c. A. Monday morn
ing at 0 clock. Subjects for the
double program will be Mark
Twain, Frontier Humorist," and
John Passos. Social Satirist ="
Those having topics are Mesdames
n. T.. Hescox, Howard Carr, owen
P. Hughes. Philip Brown. =. W.
Albro. Edward J. Gazeck, G..
Carleton Hubley and Loris r.
Baker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Party Honors
Bride ODE
Aunt Of Bridegroom Elect
Honors Miss Dorothy
Anderson

Many are the parties being
given for Miss Dorothy An
derson prior to her approach
ing marriage June ) to Mr..
Elbe Melvin Kay III. The most
recent affair was the miscel-
laneous shower and luncheon
for which Mrs. David Maslund.
aunt of Mr.. Kay, was hostess
Friday afternoon at her home
in Midland.
Pastel colors were carried out
in the luncheon decorations and
appointments. the bride-elect's Ia
BILE being centered by a miniature
bride and bridegroom.
Guests were Mesdames Jess
Keyser. Lloyd Walton, Elsie Tay-
lor, John Remmel, Roy Archer, F.
r. Fetterolf, Roy Hartley, Alfred
johnson, Victor Hanson, Darrell
Reynolds, Dell Reynolds, Andrew
Hreha.
Fred Birchman. Inga Maslund,
Marie Olson, John Peterson, AL
fred Campbell, John Olson. John
Fitzgerald. Godfrey Berg. Theo-
dore Berg. Benjamin Reamus.
mother of the bride-to-be, and the
honor guest.
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Guests Bid to 7 ca Monday
Afternoon at One O'clock
Dr. Scoring TO Be Guest Speaker at Affair Planned BY
Newly Named PhIan'hropie Group in Nurses Home;
Mrs. Donald Mcdonald Chairman Of Occasion

Tacomas division of the Orthopedc Association
now named Dr. Edward A. Rich chapter will sponsor large
benefit tea in the Nurses Home of Tacoma General hospital
Monday afternoon o'clock The occasion one of the
largest OF its kind to be given in Tacoma and proceeds will
toward orthopedc work for children field in which the late
Dr. Rich was the outstanding pioneer in Tacoma.
Mrs Paul Warren, who is president of the chapter will
receive, with Mrs Harold Hawkins, representative on the
association board and will introduce Dr. William H. Goerng
whose topic will be Orthopedc Work in Tacoma" Mrs Dom
aid Mcdonald is chairman of the and being assisted by
the near two score members of the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Country Club Tea Honors
Girls Who VIII Graduate

-Four young graduating seniors
from Stadium were hostesses for
tea at the Tacoma Golf and Coun-
try club Saturday afternoon from
3 until 5. honoring group Of their
school friends who will soon bid
goodby 10 high school days and
look forward to college life. They
were Misses Betty June Anderson.
Mary Katherine Hsger, Virginia
Welker and Wyona Diemsr.
More than three score Of the
younger set called during the aft
ernoon.
The table was charming with
eenterpieee Of mixed flowers. Mrs.
Edwin Glebb and Mrs. Dale Crsw-
ford were asked TO pour. Assist
ing were Misses Dorothy Hager,
Eleanor Diemer. Maxine Fulton.
Peggy Corbett of Eatonville. and
Frances WillemE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
poiluet Supper and
Community Sing

Tacoma assembly No. 2. Order
Of Rainbow for Girls. Will have q
potluek supper Saturday evening
at 9 o'clock In the Masonic TEN.
pie. Following the dinner. thsfs
will be community singing hiss
Beth Funk viii be- the aoeofnpaaist.
alns BETTY Anger 10 chairman
n the supper COMMITTEES. t.ifis
assisting her are Misses oilvs
ApAlseth. Margaret Olson. Pauline
Smith. Jane tundberg. ifsis n
schurb. Hazel Heburb. barbara Tia
aot. Dorothy Dennis. Dorothy ksli,
Mar Jofis. l.sw,ss. nArlofis t<aii
Morrill,. and Patty Krushs
At 7 70 business meeting Niii
be- held. This viii be the first
meeting u the term presided over
by Mias Maxine sehfpeiei. this
newly Installed worthy advisor.
Mrs. Rose ~ Leonard h mother
advisor ~ the group Coming
events IT tia assembly Will be dis
euassd and committees fof Grand
assembly will he assigned.
The girls are planning 10 sttsnd
Cedar assemblY's installation Inn
me1latsiy after The close II the
meeting
The Mothers club 10 entertain.
ing the girls Wednesday. June ~.
at ~. Defiance. u Niii beEin al
II a. ~. Every Ta1ofna ASSEMBLY
Rainbow 0ifi and her mother 10
invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Alpha Study Club 10
Picnic at Brewers

Mrs. George Brewer will open
her summer home on Spanawsy
lake to members Of Alpha Study
club for no-host picnic Monday
at 1890. On the committee are
Mesdames James Taylor, G. II.
Blows, and w. p. Wagley. The
meeting will be a social one, with
no study program planned. Mem
bers will take the Spanawsy bus
at 1880 or 1875.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Miss Eunice Simpson Weds
Mr.. Westgate Friday Eve
Couple United ~ impressive Ceremony = Ms)Wsy Az.
Friends Church Dy Ne Rev. Ped Nh; vop
Reed ~ e:is o'sIsek Dy Csedssgks

BEFORE background Of lattice work and silver lsayes n
Mckinley Avenue Friends church Friday evening Mss Eano
simpson daughter 81 Mr. ard Mrs James l. Simpsons w.
welded 10 Mr. Claude H. Westgste. Al Mr. and Mrs. C. n
Wcxrasc Colonial flowers and climbing flowers : whi@o
nnnv
Vows read At sis o'clock by the Rev. Paul MN
accompanied by Mira Algso. who also played the wsln9
march, Mr. Dick Ross gave reading before The csrsma2y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Entertains At
Guest 7 ca
lIswsuyr Home On oeehssd
riiu Opened 70 Group
For Annual Tee

Oman Study clubs annual
guest day on Friday afternoon
1T the home Of Mrs, Guy X.
I.lcweIlyn on Orchard Hin Was
a gala occasion and marked
the close Of tho years pro-
gram. Mrs. Enrlcy i.lrwellyn.
who Ii president Of the club,
received tho members and
their guests. The tea table
was set in crystal and silver
and was conferred by 4 low
bowl Of blue iris. white peonies
and orchid rhododendrun. ar
ranged by Mrs. ]. Fred Ken
worthy.
Mts. s,ay t.lrwsilsn poured sna
Mrs. Knsisy t.is~viiyn served the
Tres.
During the afternoon Mrs. !. -.
Raisy Of Buckley spoke IN =
poetry topic Dance Rhythm In
Modern vssss Msa Carolyn
Nelson sang "A Heart rhats
Free ny Alfred u. Habyn. "wiil
You Rsmemher' ny sIGmuHd Rom.
berg and That's Az by Msy
firahe.
Members and lhsir Esssts Ia
eiudsd Mrs. John ". Potter Mrs.
Mark Hay Jones. Mrs. Gordon
Bjors. Mrs William ttptlsnhsch.
Mrs. Lauren Ray AlIsrsi. Mrs g
". Dodge. Mrs. A. w. Jones. Mrs.
q. W. Hunter. Mrs. Larry shank.
I'm, Mrs. r. q. as~sII. v. y. jones'.
Mrs. sture atfomberE. Mrs. ira.
vers Dryer, Mrs. Homsss sleep
Mrs. Robers AsrobeI. and Mrs. VIII
liam Arid Johnson.
Mrs. ALVIN G.. Aiiard and Mrs
v. n. jones arranged the reffssh'
msnts and the program ws1
banned ny Mrs. Robert strobsl and
Mrs. AIiard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05

June Z and II the Msuntainsss
Players NJ Seattle, Tacoma and
Evsreti viii entertain usnhsrs
and thslr friends whsa they pre-
sent their seventeenth annual vor-
est r'hsstre play. nip Van Winkis
and tins Silver Fiagon" Taeamans
who have attended tbs past p~s-
forrnaness " shs group are ksssiy
anticipating this years productions
on the stage u tbs clubs sylvan
thssisr near ursmsrton. Itsrs tbs
land II -beilsvs becomes .
reality and siofyboak shsf.etsss
become living personalities through
the Moantslnsefs plays
In presenting nip Van wsntis
and the silver FiAxn.s . tails
from ,hs legends ~ pssdften
knisksfborksf The MossntaiHsers
plii depart from the original leg
end in doing . Hs~ dfsm4tisAitssp
written sspfssSiy fsr than ny Tam
tfsrs~rt. seattle pisy~sixhLsiIsse~
Tor and radio thsstss eemmssts<
tor. A. world premiere In
Forrest Theatre assiisnsss Niii ~
the first 10 isarp what s.se~s fate
bsfsii iikssble. though lazy. nip
after hls sixsp In sh~ mountains
TOE twenty years. Th~ new var
sioa taxes . ns~ turn wh<n Atp
fssasns 10 tbs village . ragged
old man. bit In command II msxte
power snd much worldly rieh~s-
Ronald Todd 10 east ~ Nip. .
.afnp.s. ssod.astpfsd fsiiow shs 10
fflsHi 10 all bat hefs1Sn1ed ~
none excepting his iistis daughter
Pstsrxa~ i.ansis xsiisyl and his
dog Welt lf,ee coxJ. and ois Ts<td
&c sbrs~lsA Dame Katrina Van
Wrinkle. estsklIl Villagers give ths
play ia testing II early Am<st<sa
Revolutionary days
Tnoa~ assisting slsh Ina prn>1ue~
tlen are Taeofns W. W. kiimsF
ard Emerson waadsr. tksnxrfaa
A. ~ uatism sed Albest kssss.
Esssett ssssft Hertz. A~attt~
Mab4i Hssth. general ehAssmsn,
Wiiliam ". lines. kits1p chair
man. assisted ~ Mary ~ Fush.
Etixsk,<sh fsoth SARAH Gofnsnn.
Genesteys enombe. q. r. Dseh<rs.
a $500. fa.k~.s Nsf.. f.--klzx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Score Attends
Seattle Event
Pierce County Medical Aux
iliary Guests OF King
County Group

A score of members of the
Pierce County Medical auxil-
larry motored to Seattle Friday
to be the guests at luncheon
of the King County Medical
auxiliary at the Sunset club.
Mrs. Allison Wanamaker.
member of the King county
auxiliary, gave an illustrated
travel talk on her four months
trip to Europe last year.
Tacoma women who went 10
Seattle for the occasion are Mes
danes d. NJ. Dayton, T. II. Duer-
feldt, c. c. Carlson. Charles En-
gels. Horace Whitaere. J. F.
Steele. A. w. Howe. r. d. Mac
Rae, J. A. Johnson. J. B. Robert
son, D. II. Bell, c. G. Trimble. w.
II. Goering, c. V. Lundvick, S. E.
Light, J. w. Read. Sidney Mac
Lean, J. f. Joers, Don Willard and
J. V. Vandenberg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Mrs. Craft, Mrs. Selis 10
Entertain at Luncheon

Mrs. ]. Hubert Craft and Mrs
Lloyd F. selig VIII be eo-hostesses
at / o'clock luncheon Saturday
afternoon in the Dalhem. Pale pink
roseb,Ids will center the iaee-coy-
cred luncheon table.
A spring motif will be carried
out in the favors. and spring flow
ers will be used. After luncheon
an informal afternoon will be en-
joyed at the selig home at l1lo =
Sixth ave.
Guests viii include hesdames
James D. Stewart of Olympia, Art
Osberg, Oscar W. Boreh, r. :.
Brown. orville Mclaughlin. Pau
Riggs. Harold Swanson. Miss Irene
Alexander and Aiss Iona stendaL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Guild Picnic Planned at
Mace Home Monday

Members Of St Margaret's guild
Of Christ Episcopal church will
hold their annual picnic on Monday
afternoon at 1890 az Tire home Of
Mrs. Norman Mace on American
lake. Assisting the hostess will
be Nesdanes Bernard Ford. Her
man Bouchsrt. George Downing
and John Hunter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05

Blending atmosphere Of The military with that Of
edrlv the ceremony IA Christ Epscopai church
THURSDAY euening Which united Miss Elisabeth Waieott
Rhodes. ADORE and Lieut. Daeid Hamilton kennedy The
BRIDE is the daughter Of Mrs Rec Roudebuh and the late
Mr. Edcard b. Rhodes and granddaughter Of Mr. aud Mrs.
Henry Rhodes and the late Dr. and Mrs Albert H. Colnd.
Following the ocddin0 ceremony Lieut.. and Mrs Kennedy
left for West Point TO attend the graduation exercises.
From there they toH 90 10 the New York Worlds fair and
then south to Uish Lieut. kennedgs parents Mr. and Mrs.
James Edtcard Kennedy IN WHiston. South Carolina. The
bride is prominent member Of the Junior league
nv Henri Jacobs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Announce Befrothal
OF DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Christian,
s7O7 So. Asotin. announce the en-
eagement Of their daughter. Miss
Joy Christian. 10 Mr.. James F.
Nolan Of san Bsrnardino, Calf.
The wedding will he solemnized
June 10 and the new home will be
made in San Bernsrdino.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Entertain for Mr.. and
Mrs Hemstreef

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morley are
entertaining Sunday night at a
small supper party for Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Hemstreet who will
leave Thursday evening for New
York. They plan to be away three
weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Noble Grand. VIII Moot

Tie Association " Past sobis
Granas ziii meet Monday al ~ 20
o eiaek for : potiilsk itsn1hson IN
gshhers civic center Past sDhis
GfMnas II Emma . sAa1 itshesAn
lssdgs ~4ii b. hosissAss nitb Mrs
Edward VI Thompson chairman.
yeilg1sng short business s~s-
sifu. aFs John Ashton. assisted
by members. Nill install The newly
elected officers Tttsy are Ms.
DANES Orin FeneisF, pfssitiSHis
Ernest Griffin. first vice ptssar
dent. john ifotss. s~efnd vice
prssssent. Floyd Atfso~. sserstary.
Ralph Higher. treasurer kf~sfd
N Thompsoa. press Hay Barnard.
degree captain. and c. d. Vivian.
retifing pfsas1ent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05

Tea will be served from lace
covered table which will be CEN
tered with a massed modern ar
rangement of pastel flowers. Mrs.
Fred Kenworthy of the Tacoma
Garden club and hobbiest in flower
arrangements is planning the CEN
terpiece. Pouring will be Mrs. Ar
thur Rust, Mrs. Sam Wilson and
Mrs. Warren.
Guests will be taken on tour
of the Rust ward and the pool in
which a great deal of the ortho-
pedic work is done. Earlier n1u-
steal program will be presented.
Mrs. Louis Wersen is chairman of
the program which is planned TO
include selections by sextette
from Jason Lee under the direction
of Miss Kathryn Drummer. In the
first group, Colonial Scene they
will sing in costume songs by
Stephen Foster, Il Dream of
Jeanne" "Massas in the Cold, Cold
Ground" and Beautiful Dreamer
In the second group, modern set
ting. the songs VIII include "Soli-
tude" by Ellington, and Summer
time" by Gershwin. Members of
the sextette are Misses Shirley
Greenfield, Marilyn Davis, Eunice
Moberg. Jean Seals, Verona burst,
and Doris Noble. with Beverly Bel
foy as accompanist.
Miss Beverly Naubert will play
two numbers on the marimba,
"Zylaphonia" by Green and Mem
cries" by Kahn.
Among the guests who are ex-
pected to attend the benefit affair
are Mesdames Leo j. Hunt, r. A.
Button. Charles Weller, NJ. J. La
Velle, George Craft, c. o. Lynn,
II. w. Cowan, Burton Brown. Muir
ray McCarty, A. S. Black, w. b.
McNerthney, E. K. Reynolds, Gle
ment Bonnell. F. w. Donoghue,
Ralph Gregg, D. A. Williams. A. f.
Cromwell, w. S. Sypher, M. d.
Redfield, George NJ. Burnett, Sid
ney c. Best, Pierce Leavett. NJ. c.
Saven. ]. l.. Taylor, James Murphy,
o. S. Drumm. Lothrop Crosby,
Frank Howe, Isabelle Lewis, II. A.
Mady, Thomas Carstens, Paul Pear
son. Oscar Lemons. Louis Mockel,
Archie Mclean, Martin Gallwas,
Otto A Roeder, E. II. Forbes,
Harry B. Allison, Harry McCorr
mack, Stewart Smith, ]. Marvin
Lynn, Ted Brown, Thor Tollefson,
Frank Griffith, Fred Hughes,
Stanford Ormess. Paul M. Smith
and Miss Katherine Schumacher.
Members who will be hostesses
at the tea are Mesdames Louis
Wersen, Paul Warren, Otto Weller,
Harry Compton. Donald T. Nc
Donald, L. B. Macdonald, d. w.
Kent, James c. Pickens. Edwin
johnson, Harry l.. Davis, Whitman
Perham, o. G. Button, Lorne f.
McKendry, Arthur Abbott, Cliff
ford Langhorne, Fordyce Johnson,
Harold Hawkins, ]. H. Craft. A. w.
Taylor, Edward Bomstead, Nathan
Lynn, Frank Philip, Roscoe Town
send, A. L. Seharf, Harry A. D.
Smith. VIII J. Conner, Misses
Marie HUH, Helen Ruseh and Jean
Hudson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker
Entertain Weekend Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hooker
have as their house guests for the
weekend, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moffet. Mr. and Mrs. Moffet for
merly made their home here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Announce Birth OF
First Child

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hssiy
announce ths birth q a son June
2 a. he Tacoma General hosps-
TAI. TIE little boy. named Thomas
william. Ia being welcomed BY
grandparsnts Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Thomas and Mr.. and
Mrs.. a. r. Hesiy. Mrs Hssiy 10
the former Aiss Iris Thomas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05
Miss Weaver 10 Be
Dinner Party Hostess

Miss Elean0r Weaver vii Be
hostess 70 group Of college
friends Saturday evening al a din
ner TO be given In her home at
5503 No. 4sth It. Her guests viii
include Miss Kay Mcdonald. Hiss
Helen johnson and Miss Geraldine
Alexander. and Aessrs. Charles
Swanson. Warren Webster. May
nard Carlson and William johnson.
Fairfax PIT. A. wlll sponsor a
picnic on the Fairfax school
grounds Sunday. lee cream and
coffee vii be furnished. guests
bring Own table service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-05

esfvsU N masvssGw ~ ~ fn1Noe.
sAs bride wr~s . Guwn - wn1oe
satin trimmed win lae& ~
fsns~sssp length vssi wss s~mGne
To h~s h<sd with oeanas h>nsnewue
and she ssvsss<s = bsu~~ee - uWn6nD
ard lilies n shs vallsy.
Mrs. naAevs q pmsn1eony funnov
Etsa rstrnusl wss ssalsWa ~ heoop
ssd hwsxts~mAt1s ~~vo nolno lxn1o
ssssrsoa. SISTER ~ ~ hesno. -
Miss June ylrtttrw ~ ~ eoros
rsenv. Mrs f,casssssay wwse : ouwu
~ pswstsr shse ehiffNa rrsmuen
with fasshis vstvet haws. Uev 49,
sFs we're Z fsw ~ slselt plaM ewpoo
ress. The bridesmaids wese oewUr
81 h flame psNh chlffen sumSRe1 -
tsse. IN thsir hsss>s wsvu $1,000
~ net rMsy esvsea fiswee me- =
st~em sweet peas.
a reception IN Inc ehavvh perSupo
followed The wedding uessmmmy. q
shs F~eeivtnG line we're IT, Nsoe..
sss ~ the nviss ana heseouronm
sad members ~ tRe wsex1me nnssv.
Mrs asmr~es wearing . an6ey p1an
lsce sNssmble VITA white oreoe<
sorsss and rofsase ~ hIse g.
phiniam and pint vussAsds sa1 ~
hfissntwom' mo<hsr IN { enw0 -
revsi hue with : sev~ans e ~.
ia~ fusehsssssI
cs,erssi hsuswsts NJ snsp,ssu~uuo
snd dsiphtSiun decorated IL rnSs
lore far me f~eepsiea snd rsuoec>n~
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