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La gaceta., 1939-06-19

Craft, center field del Cincin-
natl, evit6 que Lou Fette, estre-
LA del Boston, entrara en- ell Hal
de la Fama al dispararse Ell uni
co sencillo de la tarde en- ell Sc
gundo juego de aver, que pre-
senciaron $1,000 fanatics en-
Crosley field, a pesar del ma
tempo reinante durante toda Il
tarde.
La gaceta., 1939-06-19
Folletin No. 274
La Gaceta
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

mera-; un viaje fulminante.
d Que?-pregunt6 la des-
dichada, frunciendo ell ceho, y
queriendo adivinar algo espan-
toso.
Pero la marquesa, que habia
visto su palidez, Sc adelant6, so
licita:
-iNo te alarmes, querida,
por Dios!... iPor Dios, estais
asustando a la nina! ... Los
que nos marchamos ahora So
mos nosotros, hija mia; tn pa
DIRE v 20.
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

Good-GOOdy, sc apunt6 Una
victoria, con score de To, sobre
st. Petersburg por ell magnffico
pitchinga de Aston McGaghin.
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

Tn boxer esta hacienda algu-
mas visitas que pueden resultar-
lie perjudiciales para su venide-
ra pelea.
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

Con Dizzy Dean y Bill Lee en-
gran forma vencieron los Cubs
del Chicago al BROOKLYN, por
partida doble.
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

"Tribey" Pelaez terminara la
primera vuelta con un average
de 1000 pues lie ha pedido a Es-
polita que no 10 utilize en- 10 que
resta.
Nosotros tenemos la seguri :
dad de que sera complacido por
SUI manager.
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

gus padres adoptivos Sc mar
charan, Y hablar esta misma
noche con Maria de la Cruz.
iAh, mol
Estaba dispuesta a pasar
por encima de TODD!
IQuien sabe 81, manana mis-
mo a estas horas, en- un arraa-
que de Juror leonino, no esta-
ba ella mctida en- un tren, ca
mino de Barcelona, canine de
los corazones amados de Miguel
" de su hijito?...
ST, los marqueses de Rio Ver-
de sc marcharon esta misma
noche, en- ell expreso de Valen-
ella.
Sc habia eonvenido que 81 Ia
magnitud de la inundaci6n les
obligaba a permanecer en- Alcl-
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

Grove y Ostermuler dieron
Una doble victoria al Boston So
bre los Indios del Cleveland.
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

bano hizo acto de ~presencia por
primera vez, en- Cuscaden Park,
para presenciar los desafios de
baseball, y llovi6 mas "qre
cuando muri6 Bigote."
La gaceta., 1939-06-19
Crealo o no 10 crea
(Por Arthur Oieda)

No perdieron los Mambises
del Circulo Cubano aver tarde.
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

Cleric grupito del Circulo Ia
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

LORV ROCHE Y Ell GREEN
DRAGON EN- UNA DE LAS
LUCHAS MAS EMOCIONAN-
TIES DE LA TEMPORADA
La gaceta., 1939-06-19

FL marques aclar6 mientras
Evening star., 1939-11-05

Homecoming at Henderson, loud and crowded
and gay; there would be good game this
year, Glenville was coming up to play.
They drove uphill and along the campus -
forty acres of smooth lawn and limestone
buildings, oaks and pines and spreading elms.
Students wandered in little groups, sat on the
steps of buildings, lay on the grass.
Where shall drop you? I'm going to the
Psi Chi house, myself.
The Psi Chi house" Joe Busby turned and
looked at him. That's where I'm going
That funny. guess we're brothers. then.
Lew Mitchell is my name
The fraternities do we'll at Henderson; they
have street to themselves on the south side
of the campus, and their houses are large and
handsome, and sit we'll back in pleasant
lawns The Psi Chi house is Colonial and
dignifed.
Their entrance caused no excitement there
Lew Mitchell was just quiet alumnus in
worn tweed coat and flannel sacks, who drove
an unpretentious car. Joe Busby had been
bid to Psi Chi in the first place chiefly because
the chapter average needed grades like his. He
himself had been just name on the chapter
roll, place at the dining room table, voice
at mutations; just background.
A freshman took them upstairs to room
where two army cots - they always came out
to take care of the Homecoming overflow -
Evening star., 1939-11-05

did you come back if you feel that way:'
Yes, why? Why come back for silent
goodby to something that had never been.
goodby better said alone, away from here and
Glenda North?
Il came to see girl, Joe Busby said.
Il see," the driver said. They rode awhile
in silence. Then he added, whats wrong?'
But. as before, his voice was casual and
friendly, not prying, not demanding an answer.
just inviting one; maybe that's why Joe Busby
answered him. told him, in the end more
than he had meant to when he started.
Five yearsat Henderson University on hard
earned scholarships. with hard work and high
grades, had made Joe Busby an electrical
engineer, and good one too - magma cum
hude - with special work in radio and sound.
But now he had been out of school year and
four long months, and his first job would
start in ten days " with little broadcasting
station in his home town down in east Texas,
at seventy dollars month A long road from
there to what he wanted and was sure that he
could do creative experimental work in some
good laboratory.
Seventy a month";" the driver said, isn't
opulence, at that Nothing, for instance, to -
marry on"
mo. Or to save on or look forward from.
The streets were already thick with cars,
the downtown sidewalks thronged with people
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Il Short Story Complete in This Issue

=
. WE STOOD at the edge of River City with
his thumb turned east; in three days
Z 4 he had come to here, with only eighty
miles still to 60.
A coupe with a California license came
toward him up the hill and slowed while the
driver looked at him, then stopped. Joe Busby
ran after it and got in.
Going far?" The driver was slender man
with tanned face and hair cut very short, so
that it stood up stiff and brushy.
Far? Only to the end of the world. I'm
going down to Hendersonville, Joe Busby
said.
That's where I'm going. For Homecoming,
huh?"
Joe Busby nodded. Eyes, he said.
They moved into the country and followed
ribbon of white concrete that wound through
a shining autumn day, between fields of neat
shocked corn and wheat -stubble and pastures
still little green and trees which an early
frost had turned to fame.
Its been nine years since was back, the
driver said. Il guess it's still the same. The
open houses tonight, the game tomorrow and
the sorority tea dances afterwards, and the
prom tomorrow night - A lot of fun
"All right, guess
'You don't sound very enthusiastic. Why
Evening star., 1939-11-05

turn his head and listen then.
Carter sat up straighter in his chair. There
vas" said. Il took the rest
You WHAT" Perry said it softly, but in the
sudden stiffness of the room it sounded loud.
You mean -"
That's right" Carter said. "Embezzled is
the word think" His dark eyes swept the
room, half-challenging, without apology.
But, Brent" somebody said, Il don't get
it, What for?"
Brent Carter shrugged little. Il put it on
the wrong horse" he said. What difference
does it make? It's gone
For moment no one moved and the room
was very quiet. Then Carter said. MAYBE
you would chat little easier if went out on
the porch or something
MAYBE we would" Ted Perry murmured,
and Carter got up and went on out
So there it was. 1t had caught up with him.
The fine false structure which had been Brent
Carter for four years, in one short moment
had crumbled into nothing. For Joe Busby
1850
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
Church Group 70
Have SPRING OUTING

Intermediates ~ inc fhuFfh
school Of Bethany Methodist
church will go 10 Epworih Heights
Saturday for spring outing Ep.
worth Heights. situated near RE
dondo. is retreat owned BY
Methodist young people. and this
affair Is planned as part Of an all.
year recreation program fof mem
bers Of this department
Starting At O'Clock from the
church. the party Will drive to
the grounds for games and scti.
vitiss HIKING. swimming base
bail and other sports are planned.
In the evening II IL expected that
families and friends of the inter.
medlates will Join them for a
picnic supper and singing and
stunts around the bonfire
Planning the affair are Shirley
gsndburg. Victoria Rods. ia
triciA LAhsy and Bob gea0loom.
Superintendent y o. Byrd and
Mrs. Ray oFlyna are making 81.
rsngemenis. assisted tY Mrs..
Howard simOns and teachers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
Improvement Club
Plans Military Bell

The retiring president 81 tho
Dash Point Improvement club,
Mr.. A. W. Lawrence. with Mrs.
Lawrence and the retiring presi.
dent Of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Mrs,
Martin l. sorbet. and Mr., sotber
will eomprlhe the reception com
mittse for IN. military bridge
party 10 he given ~ The Dash
Point hall at z ociook Saturday
evening.
Tho group ~ younger club mem.
bers In charge 81 arrangements ars
as follows
Decorations and table arrange.
ments. MeAdames Clifford Horr,
William Hayes. William Dowell
and Edward Alien. Mssdamss
Paul Temple. Margaret Elsenbefg.
Francis Cannon and John Bcafd.
who'd arc In charge of supper arr
engagements
Bridge games viii he conducted
by Mr.. and Mrs William Dayton
with favofs for high and low
tables.
Friends from Tacoma are
cordially invited to make reserve.
tons by calling Mira. sofber At
cHsstvisw s4s2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
Clever TfsvsI Luncheon
For Miss Coma

Tiny suit cases at the place ~
each guest gave IN the luncheon
table At the party honofing Miss
Florence Cora Thursday after
noon, gay air af travel, Monday
Miss Cora viii leave for San
Francisco and the fair. Miss
Esther Rsds ~as hostess for the
Informal luncheon given At the
nome Of her parents. M and Mrs
J. Reds
On ths table. . map n Cali
fofnia sAs tissd as the ceuterpisos
With strcamsrs from various cities
running to the miniature pieces
Of luggage bearing the same
name. AZ each guest arrived. she
Vas given = oofsaEe In ninisturs
u that ~ the honor guest
Covers nsfs laid for Misses
rhsress ssrtnoel. Mary seornslsD.
chi. Lillian Greco. Ruth Hsnsgn.
Mary cArbons. Ruth spadsfors.
Marie nlsse. Mrs. J. e. Cara,
n,s y Hsds. ths honor guest. and
tho hostess
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Miss Magill
Is Honored
Mrs.. Reynolds and Miss
Wslter Honor Fianees
OF Mr.. tieerema

For Miss Patricia Magill.
daughter Of nr. and Mrs.
Clyde Msgill. who viii we'd Mr..
Donald Heepms. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jehn Heerrma Of
DeS Moines. Ia, June 80. Mrs.
X. f.. Reynolds and Miss Rob-
erta Walker entertained at the
Reynolds hune ON No. 18th 1t.
Thursday evening. During
the evenlng's gait was present
ed the popular bride-to-be by
the hostesSrs and their guests.
A small umbrella With stream
ers Of fiowws falling frem Il cen
tered the supper table ard marking
each gucsts place was = miniss
ture sprinshng csn All decorations
were earri@i cut in pink ard white
with pink and white flowers heinz
used about the rooms Several
tables Of bridge we're in play dur.
ing the early evening hours
Guests were Mrs Robert Meyer,
Mrs n. = Conrad 81 Seattle. Mis-
Virginia hamilton. Miss lois frid-
die. Miss Vivian Stuftridge and the
guest Of honor,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heef~ma.
parents az Miss Msgiils fiancs.
are expected io arrive in Tacoma
the latter part ~ June in time for
tho WEDDING. They viii leave
their home IN ncs Moines. la,
June ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

Bride ODE
spinssss Dinner 6;vsr Fo'
M;u Borchsrt. fiArese
on M. LsPsnsLs

Traditional splnster dinner
of every hride-clect shortly be-
forr her wedding was given
Thursday evening for Miss
Leona Mae Rorvhert, who will
on Saturday we'd Mr.. James
Lerenske. The affair was no
host in the Pheasant rom Of
the Tacoma hotel.
r,siiesss PINK rhc<sofsrdru0s
with irss shading from whits 20
deep orchid wrse used an Inc dtn'
asr tables Daring he evening.
too % ths suesss Mie tassss
gsh and M,ss Anne FuwssI. rlsysd
plsre selections
others 1t the dsnrsr wsss Mss
rr~d 1. Hewseft. mrshss ~ ths
bride elect. Miss Camille riIiss. IN
aunt. Miss tn,as nrs,sh. wtss rssAs
nor Davies. Miss virginia Jcrss
and Mta ssvs tsvrsss
After the wedding rehearsal ~
Friday evening In immsnusi rF~ss
hytsrssn church. The bridal party
~sli ~ entertained st q late sup.
per in the home NJ Mis- fsorvhsrs's
srsndmoshss. MIRA. Hsssy Calvin
Hesketh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

STADIUM PIT. A. will hold the
last meeting OF the year in room
900 at $50. Mrs. Lee Carter pre-
siding. Mrs. Barton Brown. pro-
gram chairman. will introduce
Mrs. Clark Gould who will review
a book. Mrs. Fred Pflaum will in.
stall incoming officers, Mrs. Ear
Garrison, president: Mrs. Leonard
Coatsworth, first vice president
Mrs. n. S. Magill. second vice
president. Mrs. Sherman Day
secretary; Mrs. Harry Naubert
treasurer Mrs. Earl Garrison viii
report on the convention. Mrs
Skramstad will be accompanied by
Mrs. McNary in a group Of spring
songs Tea will be served by Mrs.
]. NJ. Dunsmore, Mrs. Louis Lar
son and Mrs. Florence Woodbridge
in room 116. Mrs. n. c. Henrick-
sen will arrange the centerpiece
Presiding will be Miss Violet
Davies and Mrs. Harry Naubert
Board meeting at l.i5.
Whitman PIT. A. executive
board. lis, the girl scout room,
Mrs. Arthur Hansen. presiding.
Bryant PIT. A. viii meet a,
2:30 o'clock for the final meeting
Of the year. Mrs. l.. r. Issscs
past president Of the association
and fourth vice president of Wash
ington Congress Of PIT. A.. will
install new officers. President
re-eleet Mrs. Joseph Tureo: vice
president. re-eIect Mrs. X. A
stone. secretary. re-elect Mrs
Clarence Eakin: treasurer. Mrs
James Secreto. Mrs. Joseph Turco
was elected delegate 10 state con-
vention. Mrs. Arthur Cook alter
nate. The graduating class will
present musical numbers. White
elephant sale following. Proceeds
for the school library. Mrs. J. r.
Heinrich in charge of social hour.
Hostesses, mothers from Miss Incl
Towards and Miss Alice Hsw-
thorne's rooms. Executives board
and room representatives meet a,
1870. Nursery viii be provided.
LoweiI PIT. A. meets in the
auditorium At 2 o'clock. New off
GERS will be installed. Incoming
president will report on state con-
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; 7 ravelers
7 o Be Feted
Mas jenkins, Miss Fiekel and
Miss Mckinney VIII Be
ttonorcd

Three who will soon be on
the high seas. bound for Eu-
nope. will be honored by the
Women's Faculty club of the
College Of Puget Sound on Sat
mrday. ionored guests will
Ibe Miss Marjorie Jenkins. Miss
Doris Fickel and Miss Helen ].
Mckinney. at the home Of Mrs.
Edgar c. Wheeler. S003 No.
Union, for | o'clock luncheon.
Club members and honorary
members of the group have been
invited for ths occasion which will
have an appropriate nautical
theme. During the afternoon
Mrs. Charles r. Batten will sing,
Assisting Mrs. Wheeler will he
Mrs. Christian Miller. Mrs. J. r..
Wager. Mrs. Carol Angst. Miss
Linda Van Norden and Mrs. Frank
q. Williston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

the first n 4 series NJ cnttags
prayer meetings spnnsofsd ny ths
First Christian church. viii M
held Friday night II Tea o'clock,
AZ The boms ~ Mr. and Mrs l.. n
Clark. s10s NJ. 10Th e. A similar
service Will be held III the sans
hour sseh evening during the ten
days leading up IN pen,seoss. rhs
prayer services on sunday. Nay
n and "a. ~ili ~ held IN the
church psriors IT o 10 .. m. oshss
services NJ the series are scheduled
for the following homssi Nay 10
AZ the homs II Mr. and Mrs. n.
w. Churchill. t0s ao Kay May
"a, Mr and Mrs. u0~afd Martin.
psah paist. Tuesday, Mr. and
Mrs o. G. Gsss. ss0z Fast ~.
Wednesday,. Mr.. and Mrs. W r.
sourEsise. siz No. cushman ave :
Thursday, Mr. and Mrs Guy
Hsriis. $50 Hiass~eod. Friday.
M. and Mrs. ". q. Marion. ts0t
No. stevens and saturday. Mr. ana
Mrs ~ Karl. ~. ssth and Pine.
rhs Rev. Carl 4. Jehnson. pastof
81 The church. ~iii prsslds II I'll
msssinGs ssslsted by shs elders II
the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
Leave Tor. -Four month";
Trim 20 Europe

Mr.. ard Mrs. Otto nsmtker left
Thursday morning fer New York
where they eth attend the
weYld. fair eefers continuing 90
10 Europe June fcv q stay ~
fuar months. On their return trir
they win eru~ the unssed states
nv wsy ~ the southern route
spending ~sme tsme ~ the tscidsr
Gate fatsFnsticnsi exresislen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
Visitation Benefit Card
Party 70 Be Held Saturday

For the benefit Of the ssselal eigb
Of Visitation parish. card party
viii BE- held IN Messenger Memorial
hall. South Tacoma, at : O'Clock
Saturday. Games S8ii begin a.
: 30 guests choosing thslF esn
game a. different tables. Mrs..
Thomas nNil0n and Nrs. =. J.
sebnaIz are cot hairmsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
rJ. PIT. A. Elect,

Mss svni kspks sss nAmNd
prsssasn, n the rffs PIT a. A.
ISOLATION II rsesnt msstins othss
officers are Mrs. A. CsiiIssa. vice
president. Mrs. Eyslya WissinEss.
asersssfy. ssi Mrs.. Charles usfris.
treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
William Ouyles Named 70
Triad Honor Society

william G. Cuyies. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George n. Guyles, was
one OF 10 students Of MEMO junior
college TO be elected 10 member.
ship In the Triad Honor society
this semester
The semi-annual initiation csre-
mony was held Sunday afternoon
In connection with the school
homecoming. A number Of former
Triad members participated In the
initiation as feature OF the
dsY.s program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

Active members. alumni and
pledges OF both the Knights Of the
Log and Spurs, sophomore honor
srv organizations for men and
women, respectively. are meeting
At Lake Wilderness Friday after
noon for their annual picnic. Dur
ing the afternoon there will be
swimming, tennis. baseball and
golf. Following the picnic supper
there will be dancing. Plans are
under the direction OF Miss Marie
Mulligan and Ronald Rsu, presi-
dents OF the two organizations.
Formal Ceremony for Spur
Monday evening formal pledgine
ceremonies for the Spurs were held
al the Little Chapel Of the college.
Later tea WAS served to the
mothers who were guests at the
ceremony. Pledge officers chosen
by the new group are Miss Vir-
rinia Judd, president; Miss Frances
Cole, vice president; Miss Audrey
Albertson, secretary; Miss Dor
othy Ann Bremen. treasurer; Miss
Marian Brush, historian, and Miss
Ruth Pauline Todd. editor.
The Saturday afternoon picnic
is being sponsored by the Y. NJ.
C. A. group of the college in honor
of the Y. w. c. A. and will he at
4 o'clock at Point Defiance park.
Faculty guests will be Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Rugh. Besides Z base
ball game. swimming and picnic
supper which Is to be furnished
by the men. a treasure hunt will
be featured on the program.
The spring formal dinner dance
Of Sigma Mu Chi fraternity is be-
ing planned for Saturday evening
at the Country club by the COM
mittee headed by Merritt Nelson.
On the committee are Bradley
Bannon, Robert Gibson and Donald
Rasmussen. Novel favors have
been planned for the guests, and
a special intermission feature will
be the introduction Of new fra
ternity song which has been COM
posed by Philip McElwain, one Of
the members.
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond L. Powell
will be patron and pstroness for
the dance. Alumni planning to be
present are the Messrs. Maynard
Carlson, Herbert Clarke, Paul An
derson, Clarence Mykland, Paul
Jueling. Harbine Monroe. Dayton
Finnigan. Arthur Erickson, Ed
ward Harrigan. Paul Perdue,
Robert Strobel and Melvyn Coff-
man.
Asked for Mn Chi Dance
Guests for the dance will be the
Misses Betty Noble, Constance
Coleman, Virginia Leonard. Vir-
ginia Judd, Marie Mulligan. Celeste
Mellon, Florence Mclean, Betty
Edwards. Marian wilkinson, Jean
Smith, Shirley Davis, Marion Long
streth, Emmy Lou Beardsley, Shir-
lev Horr. Eleanor Weaver. Myrtle
Dahl. Patricia Davis, Frances 10
Greenwood, Betty Heaton, kath-
crime Mcdonald. Beverly Marshall,
Dorothea White. Evelyn Decker.
Geraldine Alexander, De borah
Webb, Lorna Vosberg. Jeanne
Rosso, Doris Granlund, Ruth Ray
mond. Frances Cole. Margaret
Simpson, Fern Nash, Dorothy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
Picnics And Formals Share
College Social Calendar
Closing Weeks OF School Year Find Students in Busy Wh
o. Parties; Annual Spurs-knieh's OF Log Picnic
Planned FOR Lake Wilderness Friday

Crowding into the last few weeks of the school year
social affairs being scheduled by the students
organizations of the College of Puget Sound Friday after
and evening the Spurs and knights of the Log
joining together for picnic at Lake Wilderness and
Saturday afternoon the Y NJ C. A. has invited the Y "
c. A. members to picnic at Point Defiance park
Along with the informal affairs is the forms
dinner dance being given Saturday evening the Tacoms
Country club by of the Sigma Mu Chi fraternity. Or
the evening of Delta Kappa Phi be hosts
dance given at Chop Bobs preceding which seniors Of
the fraternity and their guests will be honored by the mothers
ILL &c thnf dinnor
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Phyllis Swanson and Pearl Garrett
son.
Hosts will be the Messrs. Wey-
mer Rosso. Joseph Price, Thomas
Ray, Merritt Nelson. Morton
Arnold. Richard Jarvis. Charles
Fitschen. Herbert Hite, Phillip Nc
Elwain. Lee Baker, sherman Jonas,
William johnson. William Melton,
Stanley Burkey. Richard Horn
Gene Hall. David dinner. Charles
Swanson. Robert Taylor. Jack Van
Antwerp. Richard Watson, Robert
Burt, George Mitchell. Robert
Gibson. Tony McHugh, Bradley
Bannon. Carl Heston, Erickson
Nedry. Lawrence Bonneville. Her
bert Cochran. Robert Heston and
Clifton Rswnsley.
For the dance which Delta Kappa
Phi fraternity il cling at Chop
Bobs Saturday evening. music
will be furnished by ABBY Atkins
orchestra. Plans are being made
by Charles McNsry and Robert
Myers. Patrons and patronesses
for the affair will be DR.. and Mrs.
Warren f. Tomlisson and Coach
and Mrs. Leo J. Frank
Former Students to Dance
Alumni who will attend include
the Messrs. Charles Zittel. Robert
Bond, Fred Kiezer. Charles Thomas
Fritz Berntsen, David Alling and
Hunter johnson. Guests will be
the Misses Florence Wolland, Judy
Anderson, Genevieve Hicks. Mar
saret sines. Lois Floydstead. Ann
Strobel, Patricia Cannon, Betty
Stark, Barbara Wilson. Pomona
Hudson. Ruth Jensen, Betty Dono-
hue, Vera Healy, Margaret Butler,
Winnie Richards, Louise Wilbur,
Nancy Nelson. Annabel Miller,
Barbara Nettleton. Jane Sorenson,
Frances Cruver. Lois Kuhl. Carol
Pratsch, Jean Hallen, Bernice
Christensen, Margaret Nelson
Marium Beardsly, Kay suther.
land, Pauline Humphrey. Bergitts
Hansen. Katherine Evans. Verns
Fleming. Dorothy Hughes, Louise
Nordeen. Phyllis McGregor and
Elizabeth Harrison.
Hosts for the evening will in
clude the Messrs. Roger Mastrude,
Charles McNary. Robert Corliss,
Gale Sampson. Philip Cheney,
William Burroughs, Helmut Juel-
ing. Guy kenney, Robert Bond,
Myles Barrett, Leland Thune.
Tenny Keil, Stanley Champ, Robert
Lyons, Robert Spring. Wilbur
Bsisinger. Charles Shireman, Terry
Walker, Howard Thune, Robert
Kemp. Robert Myers. William
Reynolds, Herbert Churchill, James
Paulson, Philip Walesby. John
Heston. Charles Pratt, Lawrence
Henderson. Lyall Jameson. Jack
Leggee, Robert Shafer, Robert
Davis and Naylor Middleton.
The Mothers club OF Delta
Kappa Phi. of which Mrs. Elmer
Thune il president. is honoring the
seniors OF the fraternity at dinner
preceding the dance. The dinner
will be at o'clock at the fraternity
house. Decorations have been
planned to carry out a graduation
theme. Fraternity men being
honored are the Messrs. Roger
Msstrude, William Burroughs,
Philip Cheney, Helmut Jueling,
Robert Lyons. Charles siremsn,
Howard Thune, Robert Kemp,
Robert Myers, Charles MeNary and
Robert Bond. DIR. and Mrs. Warren
f. Tomlinson will also be guests
Custer corps. No. Z. regular pot
luck luncheon 1890 o'clock satur.
day at the Armory. Al the ] 80
business session, plans for card
party at Fishers tearoom, May
%. will be completed.