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Committees For 9TH Annual Fiesta

Director Herb King.
chairman r.
Honorary charmen: Writ G. Bowman and Craig Poinger
A.
King Pottinge F. Westerland
w. Scatena, GLADDEN.
Womens committee Mrs Writ G. Bowman, Mrs Charles Smith
Mrs A. j. Abbott Mrs Hlard Capin, Mrs. Herb King Mrs John
Phillips -~-
Publicity H. Craig Pottinger.
Secretary Belnan
Westerand Charles Smith, Elliott
Kangaroo Judge w A. Scatena.
Police: c.. Edgeu.
Abbott. B. s.
Hall, Miss Miller.
Sweepstakes committee Bird and Roy Adams.
r. t.
A. Abbott
Ruffo Espinoza, j. D.
Jones, w. S. Manning, assisted by Rotary Club
Atwood Harold Stiles Florenco Mendez
Radio Hambeton
Lighting committee: A.. Grimm B.
Mcheena,
Rande.
Corps Property Custodian: Arthur NJ Patten.
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Arizona
Continued from Pag One)

Continued from Pag One)
to the President.
Farley is liberal enough to be
satisfactory to the liberals and
conservative enough for the bust
ness institutions of the United
States.
"It is we'll known that he is one
hundred percent for labor and will
get their backing should Roosevelt
decide not to seek a third term.
IT believe Farley is the one man
the Democrats can easily elect
President and that they will be
proud of him as an occupant of the
White House"
Mr.. Farley, who Is endorsed by
Mr.. Bowman, is rated as the best
organizer in the history of Ameri-
can politics and has a world of
friends throughout the nation who
would rally to his support should
he become a candidate for the
presidency.
If the prominent New Yorker en-
ters the race it is a foregone con-
clusion an effort will be made to
have the Arizona delegation to the
next Democratic national conven-
ton pledged to support Farley. The
convention will be held in June of
1910.
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GOALS
HERE FOR FIESTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fletcher, Mr.
and Mrs. Rex Pagett Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Edgington. Nick Gregovich,
Joe Molina, all of Hereford, Mrs.
Irwin Fry and Scotty Morton OF
Fry, Arizona, and Mrs. Jetty Lee
and Eddie Gray of Bisbee, are
among many out of town persons
here for the fiesta.
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tomorrow and march in the annual
fiesta parade.
BAND CONCERT
The 25th Infantry Band from
Fort Huachuca will give a concert
in the city plaza at pm. today
as a part of the fiesta program.
HANDY MAN-looking for job, any
kind of work. Have wife and two
children. Address S. G.. Sanchez,
General Delivery, Nogales, Ariz.
Miss Betty Jean Bowman, daugh-
ter of Writ c. Bowman, who was
injured in an automobile accident
several weeks ago, was removed
Tuesday from st. Joseph's Hospital
to the Bowman residence on Craw-
ford street.
DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Johnson Of
Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs. K. B.
McMicken of Litchfield Park will
arrive today to spend Saturday and
Sunday attending the fiesta.
Mrs. Homer Tully and j. A. Tos-
tado were awarded prizes for wear
ing the most typical Mexican cos
tunes at the pre-fiesta Bale de
las Flores at the new Montezuma
Auditorium Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch and
two children are leaving on June
1st to reside in Phoenix
Dawson Scogins' place Of business
in Patagonia known as "Dawson's
received some more new equipment
the past few days including West
inghouse dry air-cooled Deer cool
er. In the rear of S'DaWson's, -
Grover Kane is opening pool hall.
F.. Mexia, who moved from here
three years ago to Los Mochls,
where he has a store and farm,
was in Nogales Tuesday enroute on
a trip to Los Angeles and the San
Francisco fair.
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A NEW BOY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson,
Jr., are the proud parents Of boy,
weighing eight pounds and eleven
ounces, born at 5:28 o'clock Sum
day morning at st. Mary's Hospital
in Tucson. The youngster has been
named Dennis Byron Anderson" !"
Mrs. Anderson before her marriage
was Miss Margaret Pearson, niece
of Mrs. Woodie Gatlin of Pata-
gonia. MIR. Anderson is member
of the faculty of the Roosevelt
school.
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SCHOOL OPERETTA

Many parents and friends attend
ed the operetta, "Hansel & Gretel,
presented by Lincoln school stu
dents week ago last night. The
main characters were Virginia Har-
rison, Kirk Whitley. Betty Jean
Cheshire, Billy Steen, Jr., Harriet
Capin and Billy Clark. All stage
settings and properties were made
and arranged by Miss Gatlin's third
grade. Mrs. Warren was in charge
of the music.
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Attorney Duane BIRD returned
Tuesday from trip to Los Mochis.
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FIESTA VISITORS
Among visitors in the city for
the fiesta are Walter Porter, Henry
Porter and Howard Smith, Tucson:
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ATTENTIONS!

ATTENTION!
Ali persons wearing Mexican cos
tunes are requested to meet at the
high school athletic field at pm.
tomorrow and march in the annual
fiesta parade.
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ICE CREAM PARLOR

Mark Boosinger has opened an
ice cream parlor next door to the
postoffice in Patagonia. At the
opening he gave ea2h school Child
G p1pcicle.
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r. E. Heady, prominent resident
of San Rafael Valley, who became
i'll February 3rd while on a trip to
Denver and who has been recuper-
ating in Tucson from an attack OF
pneumonia, returned to his ranch
this week.
The condition Of Bud Baldwin OF
San Rafael Valley, who entered st.
Joseph's Hospital a week ago yes
terday for medical treatment, was
greatly improved Wednesday.
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Frank Wong, proprietor of the
Nanking Grocery, 7OS Grand ave-
niue, very popular Nogales busi-
ness-man, who Is leaving the lat
Ger part of the month for San
Francisco to meet his daughter,
Gin Lew Wong, 9 years of age,
who is coming here from China to
make her home with her father.
Mr.. Wong married while attend
ing college In Canton, China, and
his wife died shortly after birth
of their daughter. The little girl
is making the trip to the United
States ON THE President Cleve-
land"
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ROTARY CLUB

DR.. Charles S. Smith made a
splendid talk on "SocialiZed Medi-
cine at the Rotary Club lunch
con yesterday noon. He expressed
himself as opposed to it.
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ENCHILADA SUPPER
An enchilada supper will be serv-
ed frem $50 to pm. Tuesday in
the basement of the Methodist
church.
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FOR SALE: A Western Electric
portable sewing machine. $40.
Bowman Hotel.
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Christmas Luncheon Planned
By St. Marqaret's Guild

Lighted candles and Christmas
greens viii greet the members Of
st. Margaret's guild Of Christ
church when they gather in Wells
hall on Monday at 1915 for holi-
day luncheon.
Mrs. Howard Braman, president,
will preside over short business
meeting and there will be an cleo
ton of officers after which Mrs.
Arthur copeland, who was the first
president of st. Margaret's guild.
will install the new officers.
Mrs. VIII J. Conner has ar
ranged for a reading by guild
members of a delightful one-act
comedy Christmas play. Those
taking part viii be Aesdames
C. NJ. Cummings, Howard Braman,
C. J. Downing, Ed Hagen, Archie
Hemstreet, Albert Worley, A. l.
Puddicomb and Homer Lorenz.
Mrs. L. F. Wing will accompany
the group in singing Christmas
carols. which will be followed by
a lighted tree and small gifts.
Hostesses for the party will be
Mesdames G. J. Downing, Milton
Fisher. G. NJ Cummings, w. j.
Conner and Albert Worley.
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Mrs. Tilion 10 Be
Alpha Club Hostess

Alpha Study club members viii
meet Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock nj the home OF Mrs. John
Tilton. 1913 SO. Thompson. Porto
Rico win be the topic Of the days
program, with Mrs. Fred Brown
giving the paper. Mira. James Tay-
Tor will give a paper on "our la
lands OF the Pacific" A business
session viii preeede the program.
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Also 10 Be honorsd are Mes.
danes n, O. slmms Of Seattle.
president. E. w. kidwslI. Frank
Flaher. Arna Jensen. q. ], Nicola,
Russell osborns. John kapus. CA.
bert d. Brown. Marion woodosek.
Clarence J. Riley. G. H. Wood.
worth and Harry L. ssinson
Mrs. Houston hsuseh IL chair
man Of the event. and with her
committee IL rapidly bringing ths
plans to a eloss
On the first Day At 10 20. Mira
Rsusoh VIII demonstrate various
types u flower arrangements, us.
ing flgurlnes 81 many kinds. In
the afternoon. Miss Jsns olvan. .
teacher IN Cornish school. will
make and explain arrangements
for THIS Christmas holidays. using
a minimum u flowers and green's
and streaslng what can b. aons
with artificial materials.
Thursday. Mrs. Roy Taylor ~
Three Tree Point viii make and
explain breakfast. luncheon. formal
dinner. Christmas and New Years
table arrangements.
Al 10 In the afternoon. Mrs..
ksDwerthy wiil be ths inslsue.
tor. explaining ths arranging ~
flowers nainE texture harmony and
texture contrasts
FRIDAY morning At 10 -. Mrs..
Frank Curtis will dsmoHstfass
what can b. Done with native
green's
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph
PaFkhufai yin explain the sss 81
flowers. Eeafda and fruit. sOgns u
the Fundamental ralss that must
hs remembered N every typo Of
arrangement
There All BE- 9 dinner On Thurs
day evening a. he 4. ~ G. A.
honof1ng tns osIt.of-toNn Eassfa
During ths evening Mrs ksnSof.
ny viii tell u s0sns u her inter-
eating and sgnustsK e1peflsnesa
- a fl0Wer afsoa0 tssgs. Mrn Will
lam Lambs u the E1monaa Flofs-
tun society viii explain their n0n.
flower shou ~ which
scores are given instead u prizes.
MFs Rsusch viii discuss the Pho
t0graphs of flower arrangements
u Mr.. Norman Edwards ard Mr..
William Alien Of Los Angeles
which viii ~ on display during
the three days The Fent u the
evening WILL BE- spent with an open
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Arrange Benefit
For Charities
Y.l.l. 10 Entertain az Card
Psrty Wednesday
Evening

A benefit party for their
Christmas charities Is given
each year by Tahoma lnsti-
tute of the Young Ladies' In
stitute and this year the az
fair is 20 be held In ST. Leo's
auditorium the evening Of
Dec. 6. Mrs. Maurice Gal
braith. president, has named
Mrs. Austin Gaudette as gem
eral chairman for the affair,
which will be in the form Of a
card party. Orphans. the aged
and the poor viii receive
Christmas gifts and delicacies
as the result OF the efforts Of
these young women.
Those on committees working
with Mrs. Gaudette are Miss Rosa
line Koval and Mrs. N. Cline. ape-
eiaI fayors. Mrs. J. v. MsRary.
Miss Julia Coma and Mas katb-
lecn Whelan. decorations. Misses
Mary G. Reilly. sadie Foye. haris
Drummer. Francis Crosby. Rosa
line Kovai. Marie Baroyich. Helen
Pierce. Julia BoaaA and Bssdamss
Florence Foley. Frank cimlno. NJ.
Cline and J. Nearns. tickets. Mr..
Arthur Bieet and Miss Foys, IA
vora. Mrs. J. Searns. Mas May
Meyer and Julia Boisa. refresh
ments.
Others saAinting with serving
and cakes are Misses Irene Dunn.
Anito Tebo. Mary neda. Mary
Pollen, Barbara f3lau. Bernadette
La Mar. Mary PUG. Helen Arm.
strong. Aurisi fiekRrd. Dorothy
Last. MARY Gleason. Margaret
Berry. Helen Pierce. Ethel Nee.
Gertrude Oswald and Mendarnes
y. u. Russell. Russell johnson.
Marvel Mitchell. Esther Hadks.
Marion Lantz. orYills BombArdler.
corrins Dixon ard William Adams
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Fashioned with sweetheart
neckline was the brides charming
gown of creamy white velvet
which had long pointed sleeves
and full flowing skirt made with
hustle effect and medium train.
A velvet bow and valley lilies
held in place the brides filmy veil
of illusion which was three
quarter length. She carried a
prayer book on which were white
orchids and wore also a cameo
brooch which was a gift Of the
bridegroom.
Before the bridal professional
began Mrs. ]. s. Bagnall and Mrs.
Anthony Tranel sang nuptal
music.
Miss Dorothy Fairhurst was
maid of honor for her sister-in-
law and wore gown Of fuchsia
velvet with toque and muff Of
matching shade. She carried
cyclamen and rose buds. The two
brides maids, Miss Patricia Moi
fat and Miss Mary Ellen Petrich
wore blue velvet gowns for the
ceremony and had flowers like
those Of the maid of honor.
Mr.. Martin Sloane was Mr..
Fairhurst's best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Robert Owens
and Mrs. Larry Hoeschen.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Moser was gowned in silver
blue lame with black accessories
and Mrs. Fairhurst wore black
berry velvet with matching Access
series.
For the bridal party and the
immediate families wedding
breakfast was served In the Cold
room Of Hotel Edmond Meany
after the ceremony.
Mrs. Fairhurst's choice for trav-
cling was a Bishop blue light
weight wool costume suit with
which she wore brown accessories.
The bride was educated at I'm
maculate Conception high school
in Seattle and at Dominican col
lege, San Rafael. Calf. Mr.. Fair
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Garden Clubs to Sponsor
Annual Judging Show
Representatives From Entire State 10 Attend Session,
In Seattle "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 81 ihs
wv. c. A.. Mrs. ksnworihy One oi instructors

Garden lovers OF the entire state following activities
preliminary TO the opening Of the fourth annual judging show
which the Washington State Federation Of Garden clubs
sponsoring in Seattle Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nc
the Seattle Y A The school viii take the form Of
flower arrangement institute with six nstrueorn all well
known for their ability including Mrs j. Fred kenworthy
OF the Tacoma Garden club Each Of the instructors IL pupil
Of Rudolph Schaeffer OF San Francisco.
Hoatesaes and honored guest win be officers and
directors of tho federation including Mrs. H. Sexton.
recording secretary Of Tacoma Mrs Russell Osborne If
Tumwater director Of Capitol district and Mira Maude
Berry president Of the Tacoma league.
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Nurses Plan December
Meeting al 81. Josephs

DR.. F. A. Plum will speak on
Neuro Surgery at the December
meeting Of the Pierce County
Graduate Nurses on Monday eve
ming al O'Clock in the nurses
home Of ST. Joseph's hospital SIS
ter Mary Evangela viii lead a dis
eussion on care following neuro
surgery.
Musical numbers have also been
arranged and the members have
been asked 70 bring small Christ
mas gifts for the children At 81.
AIMS home.
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Will Announce
Christmas Party
Association President VIII
Visit Each Group TO
Reveal Plans

Monday luncheons are plan
ned by the three Orthopedic
association branches estab-
lished this year in Tacoma.
For a short time during the
afternoon, Mrs. Samuel VIII
son, president of the associa-
ton board, will visit each
group and will bring to the
members of the branches news
of the current membership
drive and of the annual Christ
mas party which is being PLAN
ned for the youthful 0rtho-
pedic patients on December %
in Wells hall.
Mrs. Wilson will be the 1 o'clock
luncheon guest Of the newest divi-
sion, of which Mrs. F. Beal Moss
man Is president, at the home of
Mrs. Everett Cutting. 1901 No.
Cedar. Assisting hostesses will be
Mesdames e. r. Brines, II. T. Tat
man, and Mrs. Ray Ellstrom. Dur
ing the meeting plans will be dis
cussed for a benefit party after
the holidays which the board men,
bers outlined at brief meeting on
Saturday at Mrs. Mossmans home.
Mrs. Cutting will give a paper on
Christmas Customs from Many
Lands" and Mrs. William Goering
will present report from the
committee choosing a name for the
branch.
New members who will be well
coined at the meeting are Mes
danes Thomas Porro, George ].
Vandenberg, Kenneth Sundstrom.
Pitts. Howard Carr. Helen Wood
worth, Arthur Fries, C. L. Burford
and John Hoegh.
Each of the members is to bring
a gift which will be displayed and
later wrapped for the children's
Christmas party.
Mrs. C. Nathan Lynn is opening
her home to members of the DR..
Edward A. Rich branch. A bust
ness meeting will open shortly be-
fore II o'clock, with Mrs. Paul
Warren presiding. For the lunch
con, which will follow, assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Fordyce II.
A. johnson, Mrs. Clifford Lang
horne, Miss Helen Rusch and Miss
Marie HUH.
Mrs. Colin F. Skinner, interior
decorator, has been invited to
speak to the members during the
afternoon.
The group of which Mrs. Ted
Brown is the president will meet
for luncheon at 1890 at Mrs.
Thor c. Tollefsons new home, 4121
No. 3sth. Assisting will be Mes
danes Fred Hughes, John Arnold
and Howard Carothers.
Mrs. c. Calvin Hopper, well
known in dramatic circles in Ia
coma, will read Susan and God"
the current Broadway stage sue
cess.
The Orthopedie association
board will meet at the Y. w. c. A.
on Thursday morning at 1890
o'clock. Appointments will be
made for the committee planning
the annual Christmas party for
the children.
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A. A. u. w. Section
Announces Plans

MfE Nsida hfaemsf. 1oe1 10.
q st.. will open her h0fas 10 nsms
beEa II ths a. A. y. ". aoesal
aeetlon for their chrimtmns party
Mondn1 eyeninR a T;4s. Miss
Aezis Lindsay VIII assist. LAle
supper will foiloN contract briags.
Reservations are 70 b. made with
sbe hesteases Or The chairman.
Mics Mary caroilas Richardson.
Proctor 1885.
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John R. Arkleys TO
Leave for California

Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Arkley
will leave Monday for Los Angeles,
Calf. later going to La Jolla.
where they viii spend the winter
months. AT La Jolla, they will see
Mrs. w. W. Seymour. who Is also
spending the winter at the popular
beach city. Mr.. and Mrs. Arkley
expect to be away about four
months.
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Fairhurst-Morssn Vows Read
In Seattle on Saturday
Son Of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril j. Fairhurst of Teeoms Weds
Seattle Girl at Ceremony in Church of Immaculate
Conception; Wedding Breakfast at Meany Follows

Of interest to circles in both Seattle and Tacoma was the
marriage at 10 o'clock nupta Saturday morning
which Miss Evelyn Marie Morgan became the bride of Mr.
jackson Fahurs The repeated before the Rev.
onsgnor Theo Ryan in the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, in Seattle
The bride is the daughter of Mrs George E. Moser of
Seattle and Mr. Fairhurst the of Mr. and Mrs Cyril j.
Fairhurst of 1902 No Steele Tacoma
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Woodbrook Plans First
December Hunt

Members of Woodbrook Hunt
club will go on the first December
hunt Sunday morning. leaving the
clubhouse at 1890 o'clock. Mrs.
Doris Berry and Mrs. Frank Fox
will be hostesses at the luncheon
which will be served upon the rid
ers' return.
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bursts schools were Seattle Pre-
paratory school and Gonzaga uni
versity. Spokane.
After their wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Fairhurst will establish
their home in Longview.
On Wednesday evening mem
bers Of the wedding party were
entertained at the traditional pre-
nuptial supper party in Seattle.
Present In addition to the couple
and their attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairhurst and Mr.. and Mrs.
Moser and Mrs. Harry T. Ash
more.
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Round Table Garden Club 10
Meet With Mrs. Burnett

Members Of the Round Table
Garden club will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. A. h. Burnett. 1913 No.
30th ST.. for a o'clock meeting.
Mrs. II. p. Braham Will read
paper on Soil" and roll call viii
be a garden quiz. Refreshments
viii follow the meeting.
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Miss Is<rns All<u. asaent>x -
NJ. and Mrs 4 W. kIIsa ~ WIe-
shrap. ard NJ vlneent G. taep u
Taeoms. saa ~ ~. ard Mr..
Lester M4fp. wsre married New.
~. The sysnlna eeFemaHf hptn9
performed ~ th~ Hsv. Cyrus -
Alh<ftsan In tho First Msshn9tee
ehufch. white slsFy~anihsynansn.
fsfns and palms asrn<nf<4 ~
altar. l,<fnrs which M vuws wsss
read.
oiysH h marriage ~ NJ
hfothsx.ln.lsw. NJ. Fxxnt T~Ytar
az Port Angeles. ths h<t1~ ware
a aowH n ~hits ia1s ossf s4fia
ana carried bpslas<t ~ pink rue~s
ard whlte t.uavafsIla.
Mlss fssrbsfs tasneY ~ss tho
bridesmaid. wearing wins yslset.
ssiss i.hyiils isplIawxY. maid ~
honuF. IN fusuueise bigs vsivef. and
Miss Margaret Allan md Mo
Ruth Harris wefs ths esndi<~
lighters. TIE twp attendants snf~
RED ysiloT fas<b<sis.
MF. osafEs Loop VS. h~sf man
sHd ashsfs ~sfs nss<<s pssia
Harris. Charles MsC.Iinm sad
Walter Cofhsn. ~. d. noberx
Smith played ths organ sad ~.
fisFbeft Fofsi sang ,it<eaaNe's sIl4
'sWhsss gonx 10 s~s@l.~
A Fssspsios foF 100 Ka<sfs fsl-
iewsd. thnse present h<ias usl-
eomsd ~ the lnothsfs ~ th< bfias
and bridegroom. I1ath usFe bi4eis
crepe dresses With xsFisaIs saf-
saess
fsiisw End white eh<ys&nsh~-
fntsHns ascefstsd lhs rooBs snd fhs
tahls Nas esntsfsd ~ N Ueadiae
eaks and lighted tsD<ss MA
William itewlsy. aunt N ths kxisl4-
groom. presided. asslstsa ~ tlias
ftsrhefa iihasfsf. Mrs 4. A. L<nsa
and Mrs =. a kiins. Mis- Patricia
ftswisY poured. ~. nsal1s AiI<a
had ehAfEs n tia guest hosk. ard
Mrs. Pet starr. SISTER AZ ne h<l<i<,
served the wedding sshs.
FoIieNinE SMART trip 10 Cnlt<
fssnia. ths se1 hoass win - saade
"a Taeosaa. Fef her wedding tip.
the nfsas wess mllt ~ hlAek weel
efsps sith dark green see<sssfl<s
and xsfsisnlaz.
Mrs- Loop altsHz<d s3ho.el =
eastern WsshisEtea and the hfs1<-
groom attended ths University ~
Washington. where IA wns 81
fiiistsd with seshbsfa snz nlsa&
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Junior D. A. R. Plans
December Meeting

Mrs. Percy Creath Smith, regent
Of Mary Ban chapter. Daughters
Of the American Revolution, VIII
open her home 70 the juniors Of
the organization on Tuesday eve
ming at s O'Clock. Mrs. Fred FRI
berg will preside over the meet
ing.
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B'nsi Birth 10 Meet
With Mrs. friedman

Mrs. Morris J. busdman sill
entertain Destiny auxiliary. fE'n@i
BIRTH. for = 1850 luncheon and
afternoon ~ nah bongE and bridge
II her hume Al a7IE Ne. asfd n
Friday afternoon. ms tshlse Niil
b. decorated with autumn ebfys-
anfhemums. Ina affair ulli - ths
last social function under ths pres
ent regime n officers. nearly three
score being expected ~ attend ths
meeting
Mira kFisdmaa l. zsnsfnl chair
man for shs DAY. assisted " nss-
dmmas Lester feinfsld. Harry
WslnstoDs. leon kisiner. sam
kisKmAn and Robert WafHsek.
Reservations are 70 hs made wsfh
Mrs.. Friedman AZ Proctor 1879.
90 MFH. Bslnfsld. I'Fsoetbs 11n6.
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Mrs. Beach TO Call Special
Viroinia Dare Session

Mrs. Robert Beach will be host
ess TO members Of Virginia Dare
chapter. Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. at special BUSH
ness meeting at IL o'clock Monday
morning. All members Of the
chapter are urged by Mrs. Beach.
regent. 10 attend.
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Mrs. Minton TO Entertain
Small BRIDGE Club

Mrs. Henry Minton will enter
tain members Of a small bridge
club, which meets every two weeks.
Two tables of bridge will follow
the luncheon hour on Monday.
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Mrs. Smith 10 Be Guest
Speaker Friday

For a luncheon which viii BE-
held IN sumner On Friday after.
noon. Mrs.. Percy Cfsath smith
hAs been invited TO be the guest
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman
Ouesfs in Tacoma

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husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Garth H0ff-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
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