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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
ROMANCE BLOSSOMS OUT IN LEGISLATIVE HALLS
 JUST THE SAME AS LAWS
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON. March TO- = Thurs romance in them thar Leg islative Halls.
 Take Senator Smathers of New Jersey. Late last session he was sitting on the Senate floor with Senator Pepper of Florida. Sma- thers spotted Mrs. Pepper in the Senate wives gallery. Beside her was a lovely girl with a Florida complexion and a Broadway flair. More than once his eyes wandered up there, then he turned to Sena- tor Pepper. But Pepper beat him to the draw
 T know, I know" said Pepper. .'It is Mary Jim Foley. She is a friend of my wife's and she is from Winter Haven. Come up to the gallery and I'll introduce you"
 But I can't leave the floor just now" said Smathers. He had bit of legislation pending.
 "Then I'll introduce you from up there" said Pepper, starting off. But he returned abruptly. If you are inviting her to dinner at the Shoreham tonight let me know SO I won't have to make two trips up there."
 Smathers grinned. Sure, he was inviting her to dinner.
 HOW D'YA DO.
 Pepper went to the gallery, sat beside his wife and Mary Jim, pointed out Smathers and went through the business of making an introduction by pantomime. From the floor, Smathers smiled and bowed.
 And Senators Smathers is invit- ing you to dinner at the Shoreham tonight" added Pepper.
 And am accepting" said Mary Jim.
 So they had dinner at the Shore ham that night, and on several other nights, and presently Sen ator Smathers went down to Win ter Haven to prove to her parents that he was man of sterling char acter and good repute. After some three months of counting they were married.
 And how did you meet your wife, Senator Pepper?"
 We'll said Pepper, T was in the hall of the state legislature at Tallahassee and I saw in the gall lery a beautiful girl in a bright yellow dress. That was the girl for me, knew right away"
 Continued on Page Seven)
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European
 Situation
 Improving
Some Form of Linifed Dis armament F0reSeen-
 Plan Conference

LONDON ssa1eis 70. Tins British Government believes the European situation is much improved and hopes for some form of limited disarmament this year informed circles said
 London daily newspapers are also unanimous in reporting this view that is held h high Government quarters
 The Daily Mail says Prime Minis ter Chamberlain plans to call con- ference of big Powers to consider calling a halt in the arms race. This conference, according to the news paper, may be called before the end of the summer
 The scope of the conference may be extended to include economic problems.
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TRAIN HITS AUTO; } MEN,
 WOMAN DEAD

AKRON. Ohio, March 10-Three men and one woman were killed last night at a crossing in suburban Cuyahoga. when their auto was struck by the Capitol Limited, a streamlined Baltimore and Ohio passenger train.
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Conference Co m m ittees Unable 10 Agree on
 Amendments TWO SESSI0N5 ARE
 HELD ON MEASURES Much Legislation Endefed During Final Morn-
 ing Hours

- back into its last meeting of the Fourteenth Session at 1850 o. clock this afternoon and after committees had been sent to the Governor and to the Senate, advising os pending adjourn ment, youngest member of the House, ". !. Dowd. moved for adjournment sine die, the mo- ton was seconded, carried, and the Fourteenth House adjourned after sixty official days
 The official adicurning time of Senate is BOG o'clock this aft ernoon and the HCufe 2:lf O. clock.
 The Territory win not go into the wholesale liquor business. and the immediate abolition Uf fish traps will not be recominen- ded.
 At ais early hour this morning, with Legislative cioclss turned back, free powers conference committees returned to the House for the second time and reported hOpelessly dead locked condition as to any chance Of tue Senate hacking down from it's amendments Co the trap memorial and the Ter rltorial wholesale liquor bill
 No Progress
 Returning from these second conferences, and reporting no progress, it was apparent two of the most debated measures of the Fourteenth Session had been relegated to the scrap heap.
 On the trap memorial ques- ticn, as originally passed in the House, 1t was asked that traps be immediately abolished, and that such was a platform of the Democratic party convention a few years ago at Seward.
 The measure passed the Sem ate after bitter battle, but was called back in reconsideration and the reference to the party platform stricken.
 One Viewpoint
 During committee parleys on the question it was insisted by Representative Anderson on the House floor that only abolition" was asked for in the platform, and not immediate"
 In two successive meetings with Hous conference Commit tees, the Senate refused to budge an inch, Senator Patterson say ing there had "been a slip-up" on the memorial that could not be repaired, and that Fourth and Second DivisiOners had kill ed the measure because they were afraid the loss of revenue would cause an increase in the gold tax"
 Liquor Question
 On the wholesale liquor ques- ton, 1t was plain that before the committees gave up the job of getting the Senate and House together, the biggest stumbling block was the salary of the Ad- ministrat0r of the proposed board, which the Senate had amended to be $lO,00O instead of s4,O0O.
 That particular amendment, along with a multitude of others that left the measure in emascu- lated form, effectively begged the bi,I.
 Club Cocktails
 After a grandiloquent speech yesticulating Representative M, Jutcheon, telling heart rending ta $ of Elks giving coal to power stricken widows huddled in cold al 'riendless cabins, the House Ia night passed the Ihsrd Diyisi, Representatives. club cocktail me sure.
  At first the measure was killed the Senate, out on reconsiderati of the vote, was passed to the wa lng House where it passed withs 
 As the law stands. fraternal sanizations may serve liquor wit the club rooms to members ol
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JAPAN AROUSED
 AT ACTIONS OF
 GREAT BRITAIN
ReprisaIs Are Indicated for Giving Chinese Fi-
 ndneiaI Aid

TOKYO, March 10. - Japanese newspapers said Japan will take counter action against Great Brit ain for contributing $25.0000 900 to a Chinese Corporation to stabilize China's foreign currency.
 The Foreign Office spokesman refused to comment whether Japan is planning any retaliation and the newspapers gave no inkling of the reprisals to be suggested.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
Opposes
 Reindeer
 Purchase
Two Representatives 0b. jefefo Appropriation
 During Debate

WASHINGTON, March 1Q.-Re- presentative Dudley A. White, Re- publican of Ohio, during the debate today on the Interior Departments appropriation bill, joined Represen- tative William M. Colmer, Demo- crat of Mississippi, in opposing the appropriation of $l,070,000 for res toration of Alaska reindeer to the natives.
 Representative White said he saw no reason why the Government should pull the schestnuts out of the fire" when private interests failed to make go of the business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
"TO0TS" DUNLAP PLEADS GUILTY,
 MANN ACT CASE
Case Against Wife Is Dis missed ' To Be Sen-
 fenced Tomorrow

SEATTLE, March 1O.-H. E. Fling AZ, alias M. M. Dunlap, former sec retary of the Alaska Salmon Purse Seiners Union with headquarters at Ketchikan, pleaded guilty today to charge of conspiracy to vio- late the Mann Act.
 Both Fling. or Dunlap, and ms wife were indicted on a charge of transporting a woman to Ketchikan, but the case was dismissed as to Mrs. Fling, for insufficient evidence.
 Fling is to be sentenced tomorrow
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, March 10.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is SIS, American Can 955s, American Power and Light 6l, Anaconda 291s, Bethlehem Steel 75ls, Commonwealth and Southern IS, Curtiss Wright common 6%, General Motors 51A, International Harvester 65, Kennecott 38h, New York Central 20ss, Northern Pa cific l2ss, Southern Pacific 1872, United States Steel GAS, Pound s469.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 152.32, rails 33.37, utilities 26.52.
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The ordinary range of human hearing is over nine octaves.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Plans Complete for
Operstic Presentation

Arrangements have been com
pleted for the grand operate con-
cert and production Of Csselleria
Rusticanna in Jason Lee audito-
mum Thursday evening At >
o'clock. Carmen Hill. dramatic 30
prano. will be the featured artist
with Maurice Dubin's opera com
pany.
Members Of the company az
sisting on the program are. Re-
land Simmons, Blanche Overland.
Gladys Joringdal, Irene Lump.
Virginia Gardner. Mabel Lump.
Mabel johnson. Caroline G.. Moore.
Beulah Cunningham. Ludmiila
verdefber. Marina Wye. Vera
Quante, Carolyn Moore. Jack c.
Bullard. John Hsgsla. I'd Casehk.
Paul Gaschk. IT.. =. f. johnson,
Ralph Rogers, Marvin Scott. Mel
win johnson. Paul Alyestsd and
George Mocking.
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Optimissus 10 Meet ~
Browns Point

Mrs. Charles brown with open
her home at Browns Point wesines.
day to members of the optimiasus
club. A potluck dinner viii be
served at $50 o'clock and huai.
ness meeting will follow. Mrs. Les
EnKberg. chairman Of the nomInst-
ing committee. WIN make her 70.
port and an election a officers will
he held, with Mrs Edward A.
Lane. president, presiding.
Those wishing transportation are
requested to meet At 18th and A
.ts. at q o'clock.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Lane en-.
ter,alned her officers and eoms
mittee chalrmen 1T her home Mt 500
So. 52nd 1T. Those present were
Mrs. Richard Meyer. secretary
Mrs. Charles Wolf. treasurer Mrs,
Howard Rae. past president. Mrs,
William Redmayne. program chair.
man. Mrs. Harry Lynch. flower
chairman: Mrs. v. =. Olson. pub
licity. and Mrs. Arthur Rowe
chairman OF tho calling COMMITTEES
Purple and yellow iris docorstss
the rooms for the occasion ans
conferred the supper table. which
was lighted by tall. yellow tspers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Junior OAR.
Will Meet
Mrs. Frib ere TO Presid e
Over New Division Of
Mary Ball Chapter

Tacoma's first organized
junior chapter of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolu-
ton which is being sponsored
by Mary Ball chapter of the
organization will meet on
Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Percy Creath Smith,
regent of Mary Ball, at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Smith will speak on the
recent national convention of the
D. A. r. in Washington, d. c.,
for which she was an official dele
gate. She will speak also on the
New York Worlds fair.
Mrs. Fred Friberg, president OF
the new junior division, will pre-
side over the meeting.
A late buffet supper will follow
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Asbury Tri-Union TO
Close Years ACTIVITY

Thursday at 10:45 the Asbury
Tri-Union will meet for the final
business meeting of the year. Pot
luck luncheon at noon will be fol-
lowed by program during which
officers will be installed. They
include Mrs. William Bristow,
president; Mrs. Paul Huntsman.
first vice president; Mrs. Joe Es-
mey, second vice president; Mrs
Myrtle Rivard. third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. II. F. Sexton. secretary;
Mrs. Arthur Wiekens, treasurer:
Mrs. Louise Keil, secretary Of mite
boxes; Mrs. James Simpson. sup
plies; Mrs. Edward Schmid. de-
yotions: Mrs. Oscar Carlson, for
eign missionary work. and Mrs.
Mary Reeve. home missionary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

a spring color and floral metil
those whe win hauar Ns~s nan
dsrs ar. Mira Alfhesss uFumhlina.
Miss cynthia MsIssed. Mrs George
Nllsiesi. Mrs. les fsnkhsrH. Mss
Frank rhurssan. Mrs. v A. Rice.
Mls. uosa Mae Rice, Mira n. J..
yansen. Mr.. G, pismsr. Mrs.
rhomas nskes. Miss Betty Jean
Williams. vicis Sanders. Mrs y A.
ns~witt. Mrs itsFpid rrn~psr.
Mrs. ponssd Rsaash~ush Mrs.
Guy Clifford. Miss KITTY wsikss
Mrs. Lester t~skiH. Misses Helen,
Ruth and Esins ranGhcsns Mrs.
E.iwsri csiee. Mrs, ray Gear. Mrs.
willard Williams lisne geas,i
Mrs Howard nseen NJ Everett
and Mira. Samuel nssttnn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

Miss Margaret Burkey is chair
man of the entertainment commit
tee and assisting her are Miss
Margaret Wells and Miss Virginia
Marinoff. Numbers will include
readings by Miss Mariana Van
Rooy and Miss Daisy Bryant, and
Mr.. Harold Whelsn will play a
group of violin solos, with Miss
Burkey as his accompanist.
On the telephone committee are
Miss Florence SCHUYLER. chairman.
and Miss Helen McEachron.
Other officers who will be Off
cial hostesses with Miss Gagliardi
are Miss Julia Jean Leahey. vice
president; Miss Margaret Burkey,
corresponding secretary; Miss Vir-
ginia Bsuman. recording secretary.
and Miss Kathleen Wallace. treas
urer. They were elected at a
meeting of the group May 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
viii Entertain for Son on
Thursday Afternoon

Mrs. Carl Aund. Jtie No 7th al,
will be hostess On Thursday al a
birthday party for her son Donald,
who will be- three years old.
Mothers and their children who
have been invited are Mrs. A. Won
stubbes and Waller, Of Seattle.
Mrs Carl Cord. Sally Ann and
Patricia. Mrs. Ronald f'easier ana
Robert. Mrs Harold smith ana
Nancy Ann. Mrs. Claus Anderson
and Ronald. Mrs Clarence Bigger
and Carol. Mrs. Charles Meiaugh.
lin and Mary Ellen: Mrs, Sig Aats
lund and Joan. Mrs. Fells Ost ~
Milton. Mrs. Victor ksieiIs. Mr..
John Strand and Mrs. Arthur
schmitx.
A pink and white birthday motif
VIII be used with spring flowers
and tall tapsfs ON the table. Favofs
viii be given "a each Of the guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Three From College Staff
Feted At "Wednesday Party
Miss Jenkins Miss Mckinney and Miss fcksl Entertained
By Mrs. Edward n. Todd and Miss Florence Todd
Before Their Departure Soon Tor Europe

Informal luncheon for ~ "Wednesday honored three
who will the host of travellers bound for Europe this
season. Miss Marjorie Jenkins head of the College of Puget
Sound physical education department Miss Helen Mckinney.
head of Romano languages and Miss Doris Fcke OF the
on their travels.
Mrs Edward II. Todd and her daughter Miss Florence
Todd entertained the home of Miss Lulu Fuller North
10Th The centerpece of Cecil Drummer roses and at
each place card the tiny also used
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Plan Session
For Awards
Lincoln Letter lassies VIII
Have Annual Presentation
Assembly Friday

Plans have been completed
for the annual awards assem-
bly, which members of the
Lincoln Letter Lassies will
hold in the high school audi
forum at s o'clock Friday
evening. Mr.. Howard Goold,
superintendent of schools, has
been invited to speak.
Miss Ruth Matthewson, out
going president of the organiza-
ton, has been named chairman of
the annual event when the presen-
tation of awards for activities of
the Lincoln Letter Lassies during
the past school year will be made.
Miss Martha Ahrens is the re-
firing president and will be re-
placed by Miss Peggy Walker,
who has just been elected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

Members Of the senior class ~
Stadium high school heid a banquet
Monday evening In the school
lgnehroom. 4 Dutch Atmosphere
prevailed Stih tulips. soesien
shoes and vindmliis kselng ussd 10
carry our the 'Oid HOLLAND ugfif
Approximately 400 students a..
tended the affair
Mas Vivian Joseph sas general
bsnqssi chairman and Paul Itiea-
ardson was auD-cbsltman III charge
Of decorations IN taa gymnasium.
Miss Mary Louise LAlthamsf sas IN
charge of the esfstsrlA dscora-
tons. In charge II publicity were
hiss Charlotte Ann Thompson and
Al FentoB. and AbsrHsan Hhlppss
uas In charge u the ticket sale.
Maynard Miller "A eiaxs psssldsBt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

Popular Bride Elect To Be
Honored AT Shower Friday
Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Wshw Plan AHsr tor Miss Virginia
Sanders. Who June Wm Wed M. Jsmss prss
Lsshsr. Jr.; Evening of ovidss

For Miss Virginia Sanders. daughter of Mrs.. Viola
Sanders and the late Mr. Charles Sanders whose morroo9
10 Mr. James Price Ls%hcr ir WITH be Sossmnixed On Ju~
Mrs vlrgi Butler and Mrs q. Walker viii b hoetensee
nj the Icshor home on North Alder IT. Friday evening
Thirty friends Of tho popular young hrde-elect hovo
been invited for the OCCASION which y TO b linen snoW
and AN evening OF bridge For the late supper which WIN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Academy Alumnae oHold
Annual Breakfast June 4
Aqunas eroup Headed by Miss Gaeiard, Who Was
Elected President al Recent Meetne New Graduates
And Mothers TO Be Guests OF Honor

Miss Evera Gagliardi, who recently elected presi-
dent of the Alumnae of Aqunas Academy will be general
chairman of the annual breakfast which the organization
will sponsor Sunday morning 10 o'clock in the Tacoma
Hotel More than hreescore expected to attend the
affair at which mothers and graduates the academy
will be honor guests.
Guest speaker at the breakfast will be Rev. James Ham,
iton In decorations spring theme will be used with iris
and lilies being used the table Miss Martha Harrison
chairman of the decorations and is assisted by Miss Leora
Berry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Entertain for Bride-eleet
Of June ~

The Misses Marie and Dorothy
Wahlstrom entertained recently in
honor OF Miss Donna Lund. who
Is to be married to Mr.. Elmer Shoe
June "a. Those present were Mes
DANES John Norwood, Eldon Pill
ker. E. Dhow. John Austin and the
Misses Dorothy Payne, Helen
Groeper. Margaret Sorenson. FL
sic Olund, Vivian Sivertson, Linnea
Ostrom. Nadine Lund. Margaret
Miner, Janet Smith, Mabel Van
Vert, Jean Shining. Doris Yenne,
Bernice Olsen. Erma Wilson, Sheila
Norwood. Betty Miller. Helen Luz
eich and Iris Engler.
Miss Lund Is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Davis Of Ma
tional. She Is a graduate Of Lin
coin high school.
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To Entertain Womens
Peace Council

Mrs. Ben Fredenberg. 1891 So.
Monroe, will be hostess on Thurs
day for the Women's Council for
Peace. The usual 1890 sandwich
luncheon will be followed by bust
ness session at 1880, Mrs. Henry
Andrack. president. in charge. Re-
ports will be given by Mrs. Floy
Cunningham and Mrs. Maude Rich
ard Mrs. Margery Smith Is in
charge of the afternoon program
which will include q discussion of
the Wagner Labor Relations act.
Current events will deal with the
neutrality act.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
After Chapter Dance
Planned Bv DeMoIsy

Members u TACOMA chapter.
DeMoisy. viii hold an aftsr-ehspssf
danes Thursday evening following
their regular 7 o'clock meeting in
the roof garden II the Masonic
Temple First degree Initiation
will be held In the state lodge room
on Wednesday al 7 O'Clock. FIRST
degree practice viii be held at
$50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Woman's Club TO Close
Year thursday Morning

The final meeting of the Tacoma
Woman's club board will be held
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in
the clubhouse on Broadway. Mrs.
Calvin Stewart will preside over
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

, Miss Jenkins and Miss Fickel
will leave ON Thursday and viii be
joined later by Miss Mckinney.
Guests In addition TO those hon
ored were Mrs. Douglas Rugh.
Mrs. Frank williston. Miss Linda
Van Norden. Mrs. Ruth 4, Van
Norden. Mrs. John Paul Bennett.
Mrs. John REGISTER. Mrs. II. j.
Rath, Mrs. Warren Perry and
Mrs. Lyle Ford Drushel.
Ladies' Aid. ~. PsuI's Danish
Lutheran church. will meet for
luncheon with Mrs. y. w. Olsen on
Thursday. Members are asked 10
take spanawsy bus leaving On
Pacific ave. at 1880 or i;35 q m,
To Brookdals Lumber Co, then
walk three blocks east. Mrs.
James G. Pauison will assist the
hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
CLUBS

aHN0 ~ b<s8SS s*S*Wt f<%ft''E - i
q. A. n. will meet Thursday no<su
for pnsiuek luncheon IN carpsn-
tsrs' hall.
t~a,~. cssr.s ~ ws<Ias1 cs~- |
suunssy church viii meet Thursday
afternoon nj O'Clock II tins h"sns
~ Mfr. ". n STERN. ssth and
Golden Given Rad. Al, womsn af
tbs community are invited.
,Aa... Aas,,.:,y u x...,aA
Lutheran chnsck will spossnr :
cooking school al Rhodes fourth
floor Thursday at o'clock.
n.ss-.a. n.s;,~s isss.. Aas,,-
larry will meet Thursday Al The
church. sash and l. ~. for noot
potluek luncheon, Mrs. J X.
Anderson viii preside over the ! ~
meeting. Mrs. Elmer Meyers IN
charge ~ dcvotianais. Mrs. Cecil
Meyers program chairman.
Norwegian ciw,.. ss,hishsm
Lutheran church. will meet Thurs.
day for 1 o'clock iunrhsou 81 The
hnms ~ Mira q. !. Aotbne. pO0e
En. A ii. Take t.ssehmons nus
To stth. Mrs.. Matilda Johnsssn
chairman.
u.lncola Court Amsasasih viii
meet Thursday evening II > o'cioch
In Horsefail hall. FATHERS day
program. COMMITTEES. Mssdsmss 4.
". Gafstad. q. X. pohsfty. Ada
wcsco.t and Emma pymsns.
wou~n,s MIssissssy sse,ssy II
Fern I'm Baptist church viii snsss
Thursday st a'eioek ri the
home of Mrs. Norman HwsnIand.
Parkland. Topic. Missionary
Fieida In China Cars will issse
church al 10.
Ciei~ No. I. Az ssesssy. ~.
Paul's Lutheran church will meet
Thursday ln the church raFiafs ~
4 o'clock for luncheon. MIRA l..
Waite and Mfs. John Remedies piii
he hosfessrs.
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Mrs. E. Paul Todd to
Speak al Luncheon

Mrs. f. Paul Todd viii speak on
"Madonnas" at the luncheon meet
ing Of the Fircrest Community
church Thursday at 12;45. Mrs.
Wood Freeman will open her home
for the occasion and hostesses will
be Mrs. A. l.. Frost and Mrs. II. j.
Jessel, laughter OF Mrs. Freeman.
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Members of Circle 8 OF the
Tabitha society of the First Luth-
eran church are to be guests OF
Mrs. Conrad Carlson Thursday
afternoon. at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Carl
son in entertaining at her home,
500 No. Pine st.
Mrs. r Birchman Will be hostess
the same afternoon. at 2 o'clock,
to members Of Circle 3, at her
home on the Summit Midland high
way.
seventh Ward, ". q. T. a.. will
meet with Mrs. c. J. Noel, 2s03is
9th ave. at 100 o'clock Thursday
TO observe Flower Mission day.
All interested are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Have House Guests from
San DIEGO

Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Mitchell.
424 So. 34th St, had as their house
guests for the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. o. o. Crockett and Mr.. David
Punderson of San Diego, California.
Mrs. Crockett and Mr.. Mitchell are
cousins. The guests were taken
TO the mountain and on a cruise of
Sound waters.
Zion Lutheran ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. meets with Mrs. Emma Craig.
4525 No. 10th st, Thursday at
1890 o'clock. Assisting hostesses
will be Mesdames Herbert Ander-
son and f. landmark.