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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
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Tacoman Retired
Pick New Crew

Djambi. Dutch motor vessel
which called here several days ago.
sailed from Vancouver. B. C.. late
Thursday for an unannounced
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JUST THE CORE

Paul Olson. secretary to Con-
gresham John NJ. Coffee, and
Stuart II. Elliott. state committee
man. will be speakers ct meeting
OF the Eighth Ward Democratic
club to be held Monday at p. m.
at st. Like's Community hall. Ed
Jensen will preside. Refreshments
will be served.
Choice cactus. HIM, Florist.
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RECEIVES cADETsHIP

Robert Olds of Tacoma. graduate
of the 1889 class at the U. of Wash
ington, recently received cadet
ship with the Bethlehem Steel
Corp, at Bethlehem, Pa, accord
ing to word received today from
Seattle. Olds was selected through
personnel examination taken last
June.
FAN bulbs you can afford. The
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros.-adv.
TAooMAN is EDITOR
Elmer vogel. Tacoma. senior in
journalism at the U. of Washing
ton. has been named managing
editor of this quarters Daily" it
was announced at Seattle.
Eggs are cheaper. Cow Butter
Store. (adv.)
Order your suit before prices go
up. o. H. Sluth. 916 Com. adv.
WILL BUY DRUMS
Purchase Of q set of tympani
(kettle drums) on q bid of S255 by
the Ted Brown Music Co. was au-
thorized Thursday afternoon by the
Tacoma school board, meeting at
the Central school.
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FREE MOVIE IlckEIS
Funeral Directors

Funeral Directors
ECONOMY-QUALlTY
MELLisoER FUNERAL SERVICE
$40 Tacoma Avenue BROADWAY $3.50
TUELL FUNERAL HOME
Dignificd Distinctive Service
Sixth Ave. at Trafton Main o56o
BUCRLEY-KING co.
Tacoma Ave. at So. LIST BR 2l66
CASSIDY A. ALLEN
l22x South l Street Main bSOi
c. o. LYNN Co.-Dlstinctive Service.
7i7-is Tacoma Ave. Main 7745
PIPER'S South Tacoma Funeral Par
Tors. 5436 So. Puget Sound. GA 6436
so TACOMA UNDERTAKING CO.
Storlie. 603e So. Tao. Way. GA liza
THEODORE GAFFNEY MoRTUARY,
So. 10th and Yakima. Main e4i4
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t&u s<f&&ffs MA w le MafsfFn
- Tsa0ass snd Mrs. d. ]. Ha~klax
~ se&tiss. and s~o EFsnachliarsa.
WILLIAM n FLEMING
Sssasrai services for wll!lam n.
Fismsnx y. who died Thursday
~ the rno<y Jones home. will ~
h<ld Saturday st 4 p m. from
fsrsrs chapel. Rss Arthur BELL
officiating. fuliosess hy cremation.
vismfnx had lived here t~o years.
rszminx 10 Tacoma frum Spokane.
where he had lived 20 years. he
le.s<. one brother and five sisters
IN England and cousins In spo.
kane. Seattle and Victoria.
sosiS caA.l.Es
John Charles. g.. died Thursday
In = local hospital he was a resi-
dent Of hsilins ham. and IN sur
sis~d By his wife. Emily. and a
brother. James cassedy q Al
isn's VIII announes the funeral
ARrmuR y. srol.rz
Funeral services for Arthur v.
stoltx. -. Of Seattle. 1904 9Th
ave. w will be held Saturday
AZ 4 .. m. from the Home under
taking parlors In Seattle. stolix.
q resident OF Tacoma ~ years
prior 10 going to Seattle five years
ago. WAS q member OF the boiler
makers union and had worked at
the smslter for many years. while
IN Tacoma. he leaves his wife.
Jessie: a daughter. Caroline. and
q son. Frederick. ali Of Seattle,
and . sister and brother In
Rochester. y. Y.
FUNERAL sE.vIcEs
Rssert Theeaese Orkfen - SAT-
nrdsy. i:3o p. m. from Piper's
chapel. Rev. Hans svinth official
ing; interment Mountain View
burial park.
John 1. Reese Saturday. I
p. m. from Mellinger's chapel. Rev.
p. ID. Tiboitts officiating: burial
Tacoma cemetery.
III So~der. Saturday, l:3o
p. m. Buckley-kings chapel. Rev.
Forrest d. Tibbitts and Rev. !. C.
Shaw officiating: Royal Neighhors
OF America will assist: burial Ia
coma cemetery.
Ruth Ann MAddison Saturday,
i p. m, from Mountain View
chapel. Rev. Holland r. Burr Of
ficiating; burial Mountain View
burial park. under direction OF c.
o. Lynn Co. Miss Madison was
instantly killed in an automobile
accident between Ocean Park and
Santa Monica. Calf. Oct. 6. She
WAS 10 years OF age and was a
native OF Salt Lake City. Sur
vivors include her mother. Mrs.
Effie r. Madison OF Los Angeles:
one brother. DIR. Frank r. Maddi-
son Of Tacoma, and a sister, Mrs.
r. c. Seaborn Of Seattle. The
body will arrive Friday at ! p. m.
and the local mortuary viii take
charge
Chris Rehkugier-Saturday, 1:30
p. m. from Stories chapel. Reh-
kugier is survived by three broth
ers. Joe, John and Martin Of Penn
sylvania; one sister Ella. also of
Pennsylvania; one stepdaughter.
Mrs. Pearl Miles Of Yakima. and
grandson, Grant Downing Of Ia
coma
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JOHN CssAnl.Ex

John Charles. g.. died Thursday
IN = local hospital he was a resi-
dent Of rockingham and IN sur
sis~d By his wife. Emily. and a
brother. James cassedy q Al
isn's viii announce the funeral.
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Special Notices

TRADE BUY SELL with Times Want
Ads. HANNA C. BERRY. 3709 So.
ID St, call 1T The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket There
Is always good show at a John
Hsmrick theatcr. IO-i3-39
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Lincoln Review Honors
Travellers at Party

Lincoln review, Woman's Bene-
fit association, at their last ses-
sion surprised Mrs. Lydia NJ.
Baird, who will be leaving the
early part of July for New York
city as delegate to the supreme
convention. Mrs. Bernard Wright,
on behalf of the members, pre-
scented her with a travelling bag.
The tables were prettily decorated,
and luncheon was served at late
hour.
Mrs. Walker Todd, who is also
leaving for New York city, was
surprised by the members, and pre-
sented with a travelling gift. Those
present were Mesdames Fred
Smith, Bernard Wright, II. Howe.
George Strickland. Nellie Striek'
land, w. E. Bierce, Frances For
ner, Emmett Duttrey and Eric
Bennett.
Pioneers of Tacoma review viii
meet July 10, IL o'clock, for pot
luck luncheon at Lincoln park
Mrs. Minnie Pierce will have
charge of the meeting. All visit
ing pioneers are welcome.
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Son Born 10 Robert Fordiees
Mrs. Douglas Ssbry
feted By Miss Bird

Honoring Mrs Douglas hsoft
who was married Friday evening
a, Bethesda Baptist church. Miss
Doris Bird entertained Thursday
evening at q surprise miscsiiane-
Gus shower. The hosiezs was az
sisted by Mas airline Faux.
Games were played. fsvors 60
ing 10 Miss Lois Cooper Mss
Jun warp and Miss Phyllis VII
son. Later. the honor guest Was
presented with a shower Of gifts
which were hidden about the
rooms. A late supper followed.
with a miniature wedding seems
centering one table and a large
cake. on which yss inscribed tbs
brides name. decorating the other.
Pink roses. blue hydrsngess and
white tapsrs completed the eseofa-
ti1ns
Guests were the Misses Pstfiels
Anderson. Dorothy Larson. Phyllis
Wilson. Maxine Coroln, Maxine
Razor. Lois Cooper. Lorraine just
man. Wlnifred Juhtman. June
Warp and Dorothy Bouifioaz.
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St. Mark Chapel Setting
For CandIe-Lisht Wedding
Miss Nedra Jane Willie, Mr.. Kendall Sherwood LaBrsehe
Plight Troth at Cathedral Altar Saturday Evening
Rev. McLsehIsn Performs Charming Ceremony

In the quiet dignity of Thompson Memorial chapel of ST
Marks cathedral Seattle Miss Nedra Jane Willie of Tacoma
became the bride of Mr. Kendall Sherwood LaBaehe Saur
day evening.
The quaint chapel lighted by tall tapers in
sevenbranched candeabra either side Of the altar which
was decorated with baskets of delphnum gadioi sweet
peas and syrnga.
The Very Rev. John d. McLachan of the cathedral read
the ceremony before fifty close friends and relatives oil the
bride and bridegroom and their parents.
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Hostess for Two Brides
Al June Shower

Mrs. Philip Erickson entertained
recently for two June brides Mrs
Walter Peterson. formerly Miss
Frances Anderson. and Mrs, Julian
Runheck who was Miss Doris Grant
before her marriage,
The affair was a luncheon with
tables carried out In Swedish
motif with individual place mats.
A crystal bowl in the center held
flowers.
Guests included Mrs Walter
Grant. Mrs. Bell, Miss Junet Run
beck. Mas Edith Erickson, Miss
Madeline Bergman, Misa Evelyn
Anderson. the two honor guests
and Mrs. Ralph Pro. and Miss
Ruth Gustsvson Of Seattle.
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Miss Birchler
Betrothed
engagement 10 Mr.. soeher
Announced ~ Recent
Birthday Party

Honoring their daughter.
Miss Evelyn Birchler ON the
occasion Of her twcnty-flrst
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Rirchler. Of 672s So. Monroe
ST. entertained a group Of
friends recently. During the
evening the engagement Of
Miss Birchler TO Mr.. Hans
Rueher of ruyallup was an
nounced. The bridegroom
elect il the son Of Mrs. Mar
geretta onalin Of puyallup
and Mf. August Buchcr Of
Auburn. No definite date has
been set for the wedding.
Guests Al the announcement
party were Mr.. and Mrs Frank
su,ier. Mrs. Charles steiner. and
Misses Elizabeth Rirchler, sister 81
the hride-eiect. Margaret camen.
zind, Margaret Rothlln. Dorothy
stephen, Anne Massr. Lorraine
Warren. Lola schoenbaehlor. and
Lena and Louise imhof.
Others were McssTa Jim Ross.
Clarence Query, Jonas Sutter,
Wiley Witt. John and Albert Graf.
GER. Joe and Frank Moser Tony
and Ben roftman. Werner Bacher,
Hans Butcher, and Frank and
George Birchler. brothers o. the
. bride to-he,
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Mrs. La Blache, daughter OF the
p. e. willes OF Seattle. wore an
informal dress Of sheer light green
wool made with Peter Pan collar
Of bottle green velvet. Down the
front Of the dress were rows of
tiny buttons matching the collar
and the brides hat was a Scotch
style toque, also OF the soft velvet
shade. Her other accessories were
Of bottle green suede and she car
ried hand bouquet Of Cape gar
denias with lilies of the valley and
sephanotis sprays.
Through the ceremony organ
music was played softly.
Miss Donna Blanche VILE was
her sisters only attendant. her
gown being of dainty striped
georgette in shades of oyster
white. orchid and chartreuse. She
wore a large white felt picture hat
and tied in the sash of her gown
was a colonial bouquet Of Cecil
Drummer roses, orchid sweet peas
and violas
Attending Mr. LaBraehe. Who u
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. VII
son of Tacoma, Mr.. Grant Rich
ards was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. James Rawlings and
Mr.. Vance Mcclure.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Willie wore an informal gown OF
soft green velvet with black Access
series and Mrs. Wilson wore georg-
cite in a delft blue shade with
navy accents. Both had corsages
OF gardenias and lilies of the val
ley. Mrs. Jane DeLlsis. grand
mother Of the bride wore dusty
pink crepe with a corsage OF creme
rosebuds and lavender sweetpeas.
The wedding reception followed
al the Willie home which was APP
pointed in flowers similar 10 those
used In the church. The beautiful
wedding cake conferred the recep-
ton table and was served BY Mrs.
Helen Moore johnson. On the
cake was an ornament which had
been on the wedding cake Of the
brides mother. White tapers were
used on the msntel Of the home.
Miss Elinor Perkins. Miss Joyce
Rosene and Mrs. Clifford 81. John
presided al the reception each
wearing a oorsage Of gardenias.
The bride and groom left after
the reception for Hidden Cove on
Hood Canal where they win be for
two weeks. Mrs. LaBrachs win 10
to Oakland, Calf, after their
wedding trip and viii be )olns1
shortly by Mr.. LaBrache 70 make
their first home there.
Mrs. LsBrache was graduated
from Queen Anne High school II
Seattle and Is a member Of th'
Club Of Hearts in Tacoma. Hel
husband attended Stadium higi
, school and Washington State Col
lszs where he affiliated viii
LAMBDA Chi Alpha fraternity.
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Engagement Or Miss Mccoy
Revealed At Sunday Affair
Barbecue for Which Mrs. Russell Anderson Is Hostess
Al The Home Of Mrs. Theodore Brown is Oees-
sion for Announcement OF BetrofhsI

At an informal gathering early Sunday evening at which
Mrs. Russell Anderson hostess the home of Mrs
Theodore Brown North Yakima ave. Miss Ailne Louise
Mccoy, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Hiram Herbert
Mccoy announced her betroha to Mr. Eldon Lndey,
of Mrs Annie Lndey.
The party Sunday barbecue followed by an eve
ming of music and games Initials of the brdetobe and Of
her snce together with the wedding date Aug written
top of the barbecue buns revealed the of the
ment to the guests.
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M. end Mu. thieves !.
Murphy Wsd h Flint
Msshedlst chwssk

II . quiet e<rxyuony On &1us
slay Afternoon IN Fjrxt M(1o~
dist churrh June -. MIN No.
pInxxn. daughter n Mr. 80
Mrs. r. pIaxxn. hecouse lno
bride Of slr. Thomas Z. Mrr.
my. Rev Cyrus AIbexttn1
Rad The ceremony q z n'tleek
in the presence u rtI4tixeo
aud rIo<e friends.
To honor the couple, Z On.
ner was xisvn AZ The hul5o q
the brides parents and letex
in the evening friends eeIIe0
informally 10 extsnd lhete
god wishes.
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: hue suis and wtth Il ~ WlI1ee
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Vsuehn-Robertson Nuptials
Event of July |.

At an impressive ceremony the
evening of July /, Miss Cora sue
Vaughn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas L. Vaughn, was married
to Mr.. Lawrence Lee Robertson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Robert
son of Raymond. The ceremony
was performed in the parsonage
of Mason Methodist church, DR..
Leslie Smith reading the vows.
Garden flowers provided a col
orful background for the ceremony
at which the bride was given in
marriage by her father. Mrs.
Madge Hurd of Puyallup played
the wedding march.
For the ceremony. the bride
chose pale blue sheer gown
trimmed with lace medallions with
which she wore white accessories.
In her hair were Cecil Drummer
roses and her flowers were a cor
sage of gardenias and rosehuds.
Mrs. Leslie Vaughn was the
brides only attendant and Mr.
Vaughn, brother of the bride, was
best man. The matron of honor
wore a dress of rose sharkskin
and a corsage of rosebuds.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents followed, with Mrs
Vaughn receiving in gown oil
blue lace with pink and white ac-
cessories. The bridegroom's mother
wore medium blue sheer crepe.
Sweetpeas, roses and snapdragons
decorated the rooms for the recep-
ton.
For her wedding trip, Mrs. Rob-
eltson wore a black and white
sharkskin suit with white acces'
series. The new home will be made
in Raymond.
The bride is a graduate Of Here
ford high school in Hereford. Tex
while Mr.. Robertson ATTENDED
school in Raymond and the College
of Puget Sound. He Is affiliated
with Alpha Chi M fraternity.
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Vivian Ness
Milton Bride


A wedding In Milton Juno
n which holds much intervat
here il the ceremony which
united Mas Vivian Nene.
daughter Of Mrs. Herman
Meas Of that pIace. and Mr.
Winston Peterson II Fife, soa
Of Mrs. Gus Peterson. The
ceremony wAs performed 4
the home Of the brides mother
In Milton. the Rev. II. A, Lars
son reading the vows In : nets
tin9 u pink and white xlndlolis
snnrxirAaon., peonie1 and blue
deiphiniun,x.
MIss Ia. Mesa was the bs56efe
nniy attendant snd nv, AFnol1
Thofspssa wss n<st nan fn< ~.
retsrsoa. rlsno musIe psseete4
TIE eefsmnuy.
uivsn IN marriage W hsv broffus
n. Mf. Hsfpia nesx. the wt<le
wore = siIppss satin xpwn usstie
with = lace bo<tles. stiff fsiIe1
ssiisf. fsttsd sleeves soa ; train
On hsr hssd wss sgfae<t -
pssFis from which fell her yeaI -
illusson. ealilns5 IN Ises. ues
flowers osfs whlts raselnSls. seeae
p<~1. swsnsohls and bsuysydts.
ms bridesmaid wars . kgsa -
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wsfs ysIly~ fns<1 and i.v<usi<s
ssssst pas Resolving Isisf a Inc
Fseeptssn. Mfa Mess ~oss 1spn
u assty fps~ i>ee and I'm nsides
xfpDas msth~T. . dress ~ assh
print.
the wedding e&ks sna IN ~.
faHEeuxnf ~ Maits swssk p<as,
pink foz~& ard pink swsaSoaie ~
palnsea the collation. tsAl& "A &hies
Mssassaes Charles EnxwsIi. q. y.
f'ronaxlss. q. n. rxHdessFsft ana
FRED ffofdstfsw pfe>s<isa Tbey
eess sssistsa ~ Mrs. Hewsf6
M<i&n<l and Mrs cIsss6es Fetes-
s0H.
Far her wedding ffip. MvA
f<tsfson Hess = print dfs~D. Teo
nes fposs will ~ ms<s IN rfle
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Travelling Bible
Worth q Fortune

Los ANGELES When fh< ia
nous travelling Bibls sent out BY
the n. 7. King chapter. No. $40.
Eastern Star u Columbus. o.. on
Aug. IL, 1925. reached here. 4,
visit Inc local chapter" II had
Travelled more than 10000 miles.
n is valued At $40 .00o. From here
the Bible wss sent On 10 Idaho.
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Marie Louise CusvIi on
New Radio Program

Word received Saturday by MFs,
Chrisien Quevll tells u tho new
radio program. continental VAN.
etlcs, on which her daughter. Mics
Marie oneyll. viii sing sach fun.
day morning as 10 o'clock. The
program originates IN New York
IN the studios of The National
nroadcassing CO. and may be
heard over station kih.
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E. w. Ernsfs Visit
From ST. Louis

Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Ernst ana
daughter. Judy, of st. Louis, Mo,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Randle, r., of 1855 seashore
drive. Mrs. Ernst, sister Of Mr..
Randle, had not seen her brother
since his departure from ST. Louis
in 1929. The Randies have enter
tanned their guests with trip to
Paradise valley and to the seashore
at Copalis beach. A party Is
planned for Saturday night In
honor Of their sojourn here.
Mr. Ernst Is connected with the
Chicago and North Western rail-
way traffic department st. Louis
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Table decorations carried out a
color scheme Of green and orange,
with nasturtiums in tones Of yell
low and orange eentering the ia
bic. Pink and blue delphiniums
decorated the rooms. Mrs. Ander-
son was assisted by Mrs. r. F.
Duppenthaler and Miss Dorothy
Jenkins.
Games were played during the
evening and a musical program
was presented by Joe Lento and
his daughter. Miss Lugina Lento,
and Miss Ruth Johnson. vocalist
Honors at games went TO Mrs.
Opal Arnold. Miss Avsnele Watson
and Miss Edna Harris.
Guests included Mesdames Kenny
Neher. r. Duppenthaler. Frank
Goodner. Virgil Gipson. Anne Lind
ley. Myrtle Haefner. c. Haney,
Lyle Guynn. Fred Suffer, Jess
Brantner, Dean Roselinni. Ken
meth Wilson, Evan Taloott, Cliff
ford Lindley. Clifford Cook. Dave
Sogn. Opal Arnold and William
McAllister.
Misses Edna Harris, Edna Ro-
zen, Avanele Watson. Phyllis Mac
Gregor. Dorothy Jenkins, Gertrude
Goebel. Thelma Bratrud, Ruth
johnson, Jessie Brantner, Edith
Jackson, Iris Abelson, Ruth Parks,
Peggy Percell, Edith Grassland,
Dorothy Palm. Edna Lindley,
Helen Lindley. Pauline Watts, Al
pha Olsen. Blanche Lindley and
I ~. ut
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Marks Birthday

Mrs. T. A. Thomas entertained
at her home, 443 Ea. 6is, ST., Sat
urday evening at a surprise birth
day party for Mr.. Thomas. Roses,
carnations and peonies centered
the table. Favors at games went
to Miss Wanda Thomas and Pres
ton Thomas Of Olympia. A late
supper completed the evenin g.
Guests numbered more than q
score.
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Plans to Spend
Season in South

Miss Gloria Rotsheck. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Rotcheck.
42i So. 5lst st, left recently for
California where she will spend
the season. In San Francisco she
will visit relatives and during her
stay will visit the fair and many
other parts Of the state.
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Called 10 Home OF
DAUGHTER in Cedar fsAs

Ma G. " AeFhsfkDn has bffn
called ~ ths bfdsids ~ mar dasgb-
Ter. Mrs. William ffsneis. IN Cedar
Fails.
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Visits in Gle Elum

Miss Georgena Burcar. daugn-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Buresr
Of $3.50 No. ssth st. Will spend
the week end visiting her cousin
Mr.. Raphael Jasper. in Gle Elam.
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Ceremony Is
Impressive
Miss Mary Gober WEEDS
Mr.. Burger at Early
Morning Rites

Miss Mary Margaret Gober
was married to Mr.. John Bun
ger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bunger of Germany, at an
early service the morning of
June "a in Holy Rosary
church. Vows were read in a
setting of white roses and
balsam by the Rev. Anthony
Hack. A choir of young girls
provided the nuptial music.
Given in marriage by her broth
er-in-law. Mr.. J. p. Murphey, the
bride wore gown of white chif-
fon for the ceremony. Her veil
was three-quarter length and her
flowers were white roses and
sweet peas.
Miss Helen Wescott. a cousin of
the bride, was her only attendant
and Mr.. James Wescott, also a
cousin, was best man for Mr..
Bunger. Miss Wescott wore a
gown of peach chiffon with a satin
stripe and her flowers were Tails
man roses.
4 reception at Royal Ncighbors
hall followed the wedding cere-
mony with members of the we'd
ding party receiving the guests.
Roses and delphiniums decorated
the hall and white roses and bal
sam appointed the collation. table.
Miss Forrest Wescott, aunt of the
baide. and Mrs. ]. P. Murphey, sis
ter of the bride, presided.
Leaving later on her wedding
trip. Mrs. Bunger wore a blue
ensemble with matching Access
series. The new home will be made
at 1858 East B ST.
Olt-of-town guests included Mr..
John L. Pitzl of San Francisco,
Calf, and Mr.. Joseph Tschida of
st. Paul, Mo, uncles Of the bride.
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Meeting Postponed Tor
Holiday Iue.daf

ms regular TUESDAY meeting ~
the Ladies' Auxiliary ~ ms fra
tsrnai order u Eagles has bseD
postponed bee4ass a ths holiday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-04
Luncheon fetes
Mrs. [. A. Pierce

Mira. Earl p. Rice entertained a
group Of friends for luncheon and
an informal afternoon on Friday IN
her home al 80 80. stevens 81.
The luncheon honored the birthday
Of Mrs. L. A. Pierce. The table
was centsred by an oid-fssnionss
bouquet. Guests included the
Mesismes Gay Freeman. Wilfred
Burrows Oliver Ksrnshsn. VIII
liam Czusia ard T. NJ Baker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-04
o. v. Snyders on Eastern
Trim. 70 Visit Fair

Recent guests stopping at the
Hotel Commodore, New York city
are Mr.. and Mrs o. v. Snyder
who are solourning in the east
and visiting the Worlds fair.
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Plan PoiIuek Luncheon

Julia Dent Grant tent, u. y. "
meets Wednesday al CsrPeniers
hall for pot-luck luncheon al
1890 O'Clock. Mrs. Stuart Tnin-
Mus vii preside over the business
meeting al 100 O'Clock.