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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
p. [. c. Co-Ed Club 10
Feature EAshion Shon

Under the direction ~ GoschaiF-
men Babette Brottem and Olive
Hottie, members II The Co-Ed club
a. Pacific Lutheran college. vii
present a fashion shos IN the coli
lege gymnasium On Tuesday eve
ming. Dec. 5. at TO. a large dis-
play Of git suggestions viii be-
featured 70 add the holiday touch
10 thls prs-christrnas style review.
Soft music and fashion COM
meuts viii b. heard a. Misses
Ruth Opstad. Juness Jewell. Pa
tFicia Broitem. Miles Davis. Pa
trlcla Anderson. Carolyn aoff.
Dorains LABeau and EDDsria
Robson model what tbs we'll
dressed college girl viii wear tina
season.
A Christmas theme viii be car
RED osit n the stage setting which
10 being planned ~ Misses Virginia
Jahr. Doris Mssyig. IfIaa North.
Gretchen Bschmann and Esteile
Pelieryo. a musical program nas
been arranged ~ 8lasea Mabel
Scott. Patricia BrOttem and PoyI-
Ns Duncan. IN charge Of adverfls-
ing are Misses Rulb Opata1, VIZ
ginls schrsldefs and A1fiei Nc
Kamey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Philharmonic Association TO
Honor Mrs. Monroe

A reception Is being planned by
the Tacoma Philharmonic orehos-
ira members, board members and
friends In compliment to Mrs.
Erma Monroe. vocalist with the
orchestra. for Friday evening fol-
lowing the concert in Jason Lee
auditorium. The reception viii be
given at the orchestra's new re-
hearsal hall at ii2iis Broadway.
Miss Martha Baker. third vice
president OF the Tacoma Philhar-
monte association. is in charge Of
arrangements for the affair.
Mrs. Monroe will sing with the
orchestra Friday evening. one
number being highly anticipated
because IL will be the only mod
em selection on the program. The
number, by Wayne Barlow, Is in
teresting because Of its conflicting
tone, the piece never seeming to
remain IN any one key.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Business Society
Will Initiate
Fifteen 10 Become Mem.
bers OF AIphs loss
Sorority tuesday

Sigma and Tacoma chapters
OF Alpha losa. international
business honorary, at knapp's
Modern Business college. viii
entertain at dinner and
initiate fifteen pledges at the
Walker apartments Tuesday
evening at : o'clock.
The girls being initiated are
Misses HcnnerscstA Hell. Eleanor
Bowling. nemarise conkiin.
Mildred Rosxart. Doris Friend.
Betty Kern. Mary Kern. Maxine
Granite, Betty Lou i.cinen. Kay
Monk. Patricia Miller. Dorothy
Rathbone. Vivian Aheison. Nrva
Olsen and Julia sousa.
Mrs. Kathryn Malssrom. Justice
Blanche Funk Miller. Mrs. edna y.
Kane. Mrs. Austin and Mrs. sny-
ar viii be special guests Al the
dinner. Also included in the guests
will be seven girls from the Seat
Tic chapter.
Members Of the Sigma and Ta-
coma chapters To attend included
Miss Anna rursiey. adviser; Mrs.
Keith Aelcndy; Muses. Anne
Mozcr, Barbara Farrell, Rena
Aimone. Anna GrotH. Frances
Castle, Mabel Hardtke. May Meyer.
Margaret Palmer. Helen Beim-
born. Florence Porto. sally Gall
laghcr. Teresa Hannon. Betty Les-
lie. Dorothy Lindah, Nora Cal
lagher and Florence fttner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Auxiliary Plans
yule Meeting
"Star OF the East" TO Be
Theme for Program Fol-
lowing Luncheon

Bethesda Baptist Ladies'
auxiliary will entertain at a
dessert luncheon at one o'clock
Wednesday with Mrs. G..
kendziora as hostess chair
man. The chairman will be
assisted by Mesdames w. L.
Schmitt, o. +. Ferguson, J. II.
Rasmussen. Pearl Post. u. b.
Berry and Ernest Funkhauser.
A program with star of the
East" as its theme will be present
ed at 1870 o'clock. Mrs. Walter c.
Damrau viii bring the inspiration
al message and there will be vocal
solos and the singing of carols by
Nancy Ann Myers, Shirley Scott
and Paddy Lou Rasmussen.
Decorations viii carry out a
Christmas motif. with Mrs. clar-
ence Johnston in charge. Silver
stars and a silver Christmas tree
will be used in the decorations and
marking each place will be a
scripture card on which will be
mounted a silver star Of the east.
Mrs. Cecil Myers is program
chairman and Mrs. j. X. Anderson
is president OF the auxiliary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Y Clubs 10 Have Joint
Dinner and Party

A get together dinner and
party for the Y-Ed girls and tho
Live-Y-er boys viii be given at
Wcyerhaeuscr hall Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Louise Diel and Mr.. sven
Lindbcrg are In charge Of the
program. which VIII consist Of
the following numbers;
Accordion solos by Louis Nom
elhni. caravei quartet. under tho
direction Of Beatrice McHaney. a
reading. The Wasp" by Dorothy
Parker. given by Miss Daisy Bry-
ant: vocal solos. Jerry Ferris
Speaker for the evening VIII be
Harry Cain.
Following the program. games
IN the gym under the supervision
OF Miss Dorothy Sweet and Miss
Ann padclford viii be- arranged
for those who care 70 participate.
Dancing viii conclude tho eve
ning's entertainment.
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Carols were sung by The entire
group with Mrs. v. &. Wheeler Al
the piano.
Decorations we're carried out IN
yellow and green. large red candles
and holly being used throughout
tho rooms. The luncheon table aiso
carried out Christmas theme.
During the afternoon Mrs. G y.
westgate. Mrs. Allen critcher
and Mrs. Spencer gave a resume
of the recent y. A. y. meeting In
Seattle 1T which Mrs. Henry N
Robert. lr, president general ~
the national u. A. r.. waa The
principal speaker. Mesdames West
gate. cruteber and spencer gave
the hlghllghts Of Mrs Roberts
talk in which she stressed that
D. A. ". stood for peace bat ~
the same tins advocated that TIA
United States should have an ads-
qnais national defense.
Mrs Mildred A. Monroe reported
that she and Mrs. William Desrins
and Ars. Spencer visited Isuston
school Nos. 70 At which time they
presented the principal. Mrs. La
Miller. with a framed copy con.
tanning a llat Of tss historic places
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Church Units to Meet

Groups at the Independent Bible
church will meet during the week
as follows: Unit 3 will meet at
the home of Mrs. Fred Myer, 1881
No. 30th St, Wednesday for 1890
luncheon. Mrs. Arthur Churchward
will give the Bible study. Mem
bers are asked to bring their
Bibles.
Unit s will meet at the home of
Mrs. Charles McEachron, Ais No.
Stevens ST., Wednesday for a
luncheon at 1890. Mrs. McEachron
will give the Bible study. Members
are to bring white gifts to be given
later to the welfare chairman for
distribution.
Members of Unit IL will meet
at the home of Mrs. George Mullen,
3716 So. D, Thursday for luncheon
at 1890. Mrs. Petersen will give
the Bible study.
Seventh Ward w. c. T. u. will
meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30
for program devoted to the
work of the White Shield Home.
Mrs. Alice Jensen, county director,
will be present to address the
meeting and Mrs. ]. ]. Geehan,
president of the board, will speak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Tacoma Othope die Branches
Hear Christmas Plans
Three Groups Meeting for Luneheons on Monday
Told of Crippled chiIdren's Party Dec. n; Newest
Group Announces Coming Benefit Affairs

Word of the Christmas cheer which viii be extended to
60 young crippled children at the annual Orthopedc AS
ISOLATION Christmas party in Wells hall of Christ church
December % was brought to members of the three
branches meeting for luncheon Monday by Mrs Samuel
Wilson, president of the 0rthopedic board who visited
each of the groups during the afternoon Each of the
handicapped youngsters the charge of the 0rhopedic
clinic will be given Christmas basket with toys and holiday
delicacies.
Mrs Wilson announced also the goal of 1000 new
bers which being set in the present 0rhopedc member
ship driver
Each of the three luncheons Monday had holiday theme
the hostesses combining the Christmas decorations with
late autumn flowers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Pacific Lutheran College
l. D. z. 10 Meet

Lutheran Daughters ~ the Re.
formation II Pacific Lutheran cob
lsgs WliI be entertained BY Mrs.
o. J. si4en. Mrs. Lofa - krsidlsr
and Mrs.. Ruth Franek on WsdDss-
day, Dec. 8. At } 70 p. m. Al tbs
sisjen home 10 Falkland
Rev. =. y. Hnff Of cenifai Lasih-
srsn church. Tacoma. Niil h. guest
speaker. Vocal solos sill he sung
BY nlaa harIDfis Glenn ard Miss
Flofeaes BDpp van play piano
selections. Devotional exercises
aBli Da conducted by Miss ThsInA
Thufea0n. Group singing of
Christmas carols viii b. ed BY
Mlas Nina Anderson. president "
the chapter.
Mrs. Philip y HauEe. faculty
adviser ~ ths Organization. win
be special guest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Lincoln Amaranfh
Officers TO Advance

Advancing officers night will be
observed Thursday evening at LIN
coin court, Order OF Amaranth.
in the 3sth Street Masonic hall.
Mrs. Harry cessford and James
T. Jones will advance to the ma
irons and patrons positions. Mrs.
Thurman Givens and Mrs. An
drew Larsen are also advancing.
The vacated positions VIII be
filled by Mrs. Charles Benjamin
and p. r. Petersen. Mrs. Lucia
Ferguson and Mrs. Richard An
derson will serve as courtesy can
didates. The evening will be com
pleted with late supper In charge
OF Mrs. Warren Gilman, Mrs.
Nellie Hallam. Mrs. Jennie Walker
and Mrs. Charles Benjamin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Circles Schedule Sessions

-Four circles OF Trinity Method
list church will meet on Wednes-
day Of this week. one on Thursday
and one Friday.
Members Of Circle No. / VIII
meet at o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. r. A. Sleeves.
1902 Ea. 35th st.. for their Christ
mas party and exchange Of gifts.
Circle No. will meet az the home
OF Mrs. Conrad Heymel. 5735 spo-
kane ave. for a 1880 luncheon.
Circle No. will meet with Mrs.
II. II. Gay. 370s A vt. A. 30
O'Clock for Christmas party and
exchange Of gifts.
Mrs. Lowell Hammond will BE-
hostess to members Of Circle No.
5 on Wednesday. when the group
meets At her home a. 1878 sp0-
kane ave. for u O'Clock lunch
con. A Christmas party and eH-
change Of gifts will follow. Circle
No. s viii meet the same day with
Mrs. n. Drennen. 54Osis "a. Is
st. for a 100 luncheon.
Mrs. G. l.. sigafoos will enter
tain Circle No. 3 Al her home 81
704 Ia. Wright ave. ~ 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. and on FRI
day, the Cleaners Sunday school
class will meet with Mrs. Mabel
Swift. 1912 IA. g St. IT 2 O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Arts and Science Club 10
Have Luncheon

Members Of the Arts and Sci
enoe club viii meet nj the Won.
ans clubhouse for special IL
O'Clock luncheon Thursday, with
Mrs. Winfield syphor presiding.
Mrs. Merle Leedy. program
chairman. has arranged for Mrs.
Paul u. Means as guest speaker
for the afternoon. Her topic win
be THE Art Of Weaving In Ma
lava"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Women's Society 70 Have
Iuletide Meeting

The Womens society Of the
Westminster Bible church will hold
It's monthly meeting at II o'clock
Wednesday morning. Luncheon
will be- served at u 80. The
chairman. Mrs. Il. o. Erickson. has
arranged an interesting Afternoon
which includes the Scripture
Christmas story 70 be given by
Mrs q. u. Hutchinson. and n mis-
si0nary review under tbs direction
Of Mrs. ~ q. Morgan. Miss Pearl
Alien and Mra. Clyde F'rDhmafisr
viii sing Christmas carols IN duet.
and 8r. jess cgurtright vail pre-
sent several violin selections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
& LU B S

Drill Team. Carpenters union,
will sponsor a cooking school at
Fishers civic center from 2 10 4
o'clock on Wednesday. Favors.
Circle No. s, Daughters of Nor
way, will meet with Mrs. Peter
Peterson at 2131 SO. Alaska for
1890 luncheon on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Edwardson will preside
over the business session.
Bethel Lutheran church ladies'
Aid society will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. A. Keil, Collins road.
East Tacoma Rebekah lodge, 30.
will meet Wednesday evening in
their hall to entertain conductors,
wardens and inside and outside
guardians Of other lodges Tacoma
Theta Rho No. viii give their de-
gree work.
Lend Hand circle OF the Kings
Daughters and Sons viii meet
Wednesday for u o'clock lunch
con and business meeting al the
home Of Mrs. Arthur Hooker. 1872
Pacific ave.
Navy MatherS' club viii meet
Wednesday evening At S O'Clock In
the Y. ". {. A. for an election Of
officers New members VIII re-
ceive their obligation.
Ashford PIT. A. win meet We'd
nesday afternoon. Music by PIT.
A. chorus. Talk on Training and
Educating Our Youth by Mrs. +.
&. Wilson.
Milton PIT. A. meets Wednes-
day evening at 5 o'clock IN the
school
Naval Welfare group o. the
NAVY Mothers club will meet for
u 30 luncheon In the home Of Mrs
Tnora Iced, s0l5 50. Aelrose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Plan Traditional
Point Luncheon
Women Of Dash Point
Club 10 Have Christmas
Affair Thursday

The annual Christmas
luncheon which has become a
charming holiday tradition for
women in the auxiliary of the
Dash Point Social and I'M
provement club, will be held
at the community house on
Thursday afternoon at 1890.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mesdames John Gallagher,
Kenneth Mulligan, Josephine An
thes and ]. II. Lyons.
A short business meeting will
be followed by the Christmas pro-
gram which will include vocal
solos by Miss Harriet Templeman.
Plans have also been made to
distribute material for the auxil-
iary's Christmas welfare quilts.
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Elizabeth Forey Chapter
Has Christmas Program
D. A. R. Group Meets Monday Afternoon Win Mrs.
Clinton Reynolds; Mrs. Hunter ksnnsrd
Gives Yulstids Readings

Mrs Clinton Reynolds hostess Monday afternoon
members Of Elizabeth Forey chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution with Mrs William Mahncke. Mrs.
G. w Schulz and Mrs. G. McMuen assisting hoatesses
Mrs Il. l.. Spencer regent of the chapter, presided
Mrs Hunter Kennard presented by Mrs. G. H. WezfRae.
program chairman. gave group of readings during the
afternoon program including Carcasone by Guatave
Nadaud which WAS read by request and two Christmas
storIes-"Once on chratmas' by Dorothy Thompson and
"A Girls Christmas In England"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Luncheon 10 Honor
Junior Past Mairons

Eastern star junior past ma
irons OF Pierce county viii be- hon-
ored at n luncheon In the Elka
club dining room on Saturday at
ternoon At 1 o'clock. Mrs. Rose
Mundt. junior past worthy grand
matron OF Washington. whose
home In in cheian. has been In
vited 90 be special guest The
affair Is nm annual Christmas
party and for the occasion Mrs.
Edwin o. Erickson Ii the chair
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06

MIS-. bSAl MoSSnan pFtSlueu NJ
the luncheon meeting at Mrs. Ev-
erett Cuttings home with Mrs.
Wilson as guest of honor during
the 1 o'clock luncheon hour. This
group is the most recently or
gained and the "a members pres
ent discussed with Mrs. Wilson
general orthopedic plans and aims.
The group is as yet unnamed,
but a committee is working under
Mrs William Goering's direction
to select a suitable name.
Plans were outlined briefly for
a sponsored performance Of a
Drama League play in January
and for a spring garden sale early
in the season, with Mrs. S. F.
Hermann as chairman OF the
latter.
The Christmas atmosphere was
further carried out in the meet
ing with the paper which Mrs.
Cutting read on Christmas in
Foreign Lands" Later In the aft
ernoon members wrapped gifts
for the children's Christmas bas-
kets.
Assisting during the luncheon
were Mesdames f. r. Brines, Roy
Elstrom and Howard c. Tatman.
Tables were conferred with single
sandles with gay-colored charm
strings.
Soon to mark its first anniver-
sary, the Edward A. Rich Ortho-
pedic branch met at Mrs. c. o.
Lynn's home for luncheon, with
Mrs. Colin Skinner, interior dec
orator, the guest speaker.
Mrs. Paul Warren presided over
the business meeting preceding
the luncheon. A nominating COM
mittee which will present candi-
dates for the coming year at the
January meeting was appointed
and includes Mrs. Lorne f. Nc
Kendry, chairman; Mrs. Fordyce
A. H. Johnson and Mrs. Louis
Wersen.
Mrs. Lynn's dining room table
was centered with a mirror on
which cedar was garlanded with
red candles and a miniature Santa
and sleigh. Assisting the hostess
were Mesdames Fordyce, A. II.
johnson, Clifford Langhorne, Miss
Marie HUH and Miss Helen
Rusch.
After the speaker was present
ed, colored motion pictures Of the
branch's summer party at the
L. B. Macdonald country home at
Adelaide were shown.
Mrs. Will J. Conner will be the
hostess of the first meeting of
the new year, Mesdames A. l..
Scharff, A. L. Osberg and II. A.
Woodwork assisting.
Holiday decorations were clev-
erly used at Mrs. Thor c. Toilet
sons new home on No. 3Sth St.
where members of Mrs. Ted
Browns group met for their
Christmas luncheon. The individ-
ual tables were eentered with gaily
silvered pine cones and berries,
with the mantel also carrying out
the seasonal atmosphere.
After a brief business meeting
over which Mrs. Brown presided,
Mrs. c. Calvin Hopper. a member
of the branch, read Susan and
God" the popular modern Broad
way stage play by Rachel Crow
theirs.
Mrs. Tollefson was assisted by
Mesdames Fred Hughes, John
Arnold and Howard Carothers.
University Place Improvement
Club will meet at s o'clock at the
schoolhouse Wednesday evening.
Election of officers.
Past Presidents club OF Julia
Dent Grant tent, ID. 4. v, will
meet with Mrs. b. T. Bryan, 3sl1
SO. 10th St, Friday for 1890
luncheon. Annual Christmas party
and celebration If birthdays. Res
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
|Honosed h
New Hons


NJ. and Nfk re<tr ll1
we're eemplIn,er1e1 z1l1rl|ry
evening when frIeo1 1I
tanned fcr them a : 1Grpfino
housewnrminr il tk1ir npv
home Il g2oi Est ! \. cnrio
were played during Tho e1tIy
evening hours with d1u(Iu1
and = late supper follouIn4
uoncvx a c&v<.1 w~xt y -.
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sra and ~. xna Mn ~ mrrf
vsi~nas a. ~. - NJ n6llN
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Jask Asnlev. ~ - - trl1111
Gates. ~. .ud III = 0lo11
w. ana Mn t>nn1v< l((1u1& -
ana Mrs.. fkm>a cu~(1n4
ard Mrs. Al nar<x - - 11@&
A. il4xtneki. ~. - - c.
Nielsen. ~. cherie4 Np4f11 ~ ~
and Mrs. Msnl>y rxtsA
PfssbylsvIsn clreloe ~
urule n = m y1<11 po>>y~
terrain church WITH m<G1 W41Hees
dss win Mrs. G. DAVIS Woy>r-
hasusef. 80 No xnhin6n ~. ~
q 1870 aseie<k iuneoern wslh Mn
Joseph tInwdun. r. neG1ptlan. 1ee
m~etinx win - N m Ho1ppe - ;
chrsstmes party nn1 psuosam WIN
Mrs.. nay y uc1d teedl4H ~
nlhls Rudy. =.
csscle X Mn meat. -wg v&~'
In W. Tssynelis 80 - I'M
| fur . tzg1o lnnrneuo Ella IL -.
rsasxcn snnsse1a0 \ cNgtc1mnD
psrarNm viii fnltew. ~ -
MaFxafst tiFahnm Ieo<lo0 - -
tuEiaHs.
Circle n wiii r~Hvsne n Jcu1npN
han ~ : t1Izo pe1Iaeh knn1Hrpol
MfN \ = Ann = - - el~1z
iea6<r.
-lrsls II niit s.>st - N11pnn
h.Ii fof : tzs1o pe>iueH iWor1ren
on rhufs1kay. Nh nnvno<<1
Ifahxm viii lssd the u(Ele elS61vs
cawie J viii meet Win Mn
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Missionary Society 10 Meet


81. Paul'n Missionary society
viii meet with Mrs X. 8. Preston,
141s So. 4sd 81. Wednesday, Mrs..
Ida Preston and MrE c. y. Hop
kins assisting the hostess ~ the
~ O'Clock luncheon hour. A
business session viii b. held a.
ii O'Clock, presided over BY Mrs.
John Fairbanks. Mrs {. C. Pc
tersOn will lead the deyotlOns and
the singing ~ Christmas carols
viii BE- led BY Mrs g Hanson.
Members Of the auxiliary Will pre-
sent the play. The Ciyer Of
Gifts"
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In and near Tacoma. Ths ilss was
compiled by Mrs. Dssfink IN 1897
and suitably printed. Since thai
time framed copies have been hung
In public buildings for easy REFER
enrs and have attracted sppsh
favorable comment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06

Naval Welfare group o. the
Navy Mothers club viii meet for
y 30 luncheon IN the home Of Mrs
Tnora Iced, 5Ol5 50. Melrose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06

Bethel Lutheran church Ladies'
Aid society will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the home
Of Mrs. A. Keil, Collins road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06

Milton PIT. A. meets Wednes-
day evening At 5 O'Clock IN the
school
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-08-10
Return From, Motor
Trip Through East

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lightner of
South Lawn avenue and Walter
Hart of Pandora have returned
from weeks motor tour of Penn
sylvania, West Virginia and Mary
land.
One of the outstanding features
of the trip was visit to the Baker
caverns, eleven miles south of
Chambersburg, Pa. The caverns, one
of the attractions of that region
were discovered in 1880, but be-
cause of the inaccessibility of the
location have been opened to the
public only in the past seven years
They also visited the site of FIT
Necessity, built by Washington near
the present city of Uniontown, Pa.
and the grave of General Braddock
British commander in the French
and Indian war who is buried near
that city.
Before returning home they went
over the battlefield of Gettysburg
and visited the site where Lincoln
delivered the immortal Gettysburg
address.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-08-10
Entertain For Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Montgomery
entertained at their home in Orange
township, Sunday, in honor of his
sister, Mrs. Raymond Bame and
sons of Medina who have been
spending the past two weeks visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Bame spent Sunday here and
his wife and family returned with
him to Medina, Sunday evening.
Those present for the occasion in
cluded:
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Montgom-
cry, Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Mont
gomery and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Swank, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Kimmel, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Strahm
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Warren and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Van Meter, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Warren and son Racine, Jesse
Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Henry and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Guider and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. ROLAND Guider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Dearth; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Guider and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Fleming of Ada and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Caughman of Findlay.