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northland the best years of his life and through overwork IS now com- pelled to retire. It should be the earnest prayer of all that even in this retirement we will be able to call upon him for advice and coun- sel."
 From Charles K. Jackson. Acting Commissioner of Fisheries, at Wash ingtcn-"I wish it were possible for me to be in Juneau today to honor you for your long and faithful serv- ice as Governor of Alaska. On be- half of the Bureau of Fisheries let me thank you for the cooperation ycu have always extended us in ad- ministration of Alaska fisheries Wishing you health and happiness. '
 Greetings from Judge
 From Judge George F Alexander at Ketchikan-"Si Sincerely regret cannot attend testimonial dinner honoring Governor Troy this eve ming. As citizen, friend and Gov ernor, we universally recognize him as Alaska's first and best beloved citizen. Please include me in con- gratulations and all good wishes for a long, happy and useful life
 From Igloo No. Is, Pioneers of Alaska, at Ketchikan-"Igloo No. Is Pioneers of Alaska, wish to extend their best wishes for recovery of your health, also express their sin cere thanks for benefits derived by the Territory during your ad- ministration.'
 The Committee which arranged the testimonial dinner consisted ot Mayor Harry I. Lucas. Chairman; Charles w. Carter, Tom Dyer, H L. Faulkner, Jack Hellenthal, James J. Connors, Horace Adams anc Frank Boyle.
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Labor Peace Again5ought
 ByRooseveIt
Sends Special Message to Annual CI0 Conven-
 lion Delegates

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Oct. H. A message from President Franklin D. Roosevelt pleading for peace in the labor movement was read today to the delegates attending the an- nual CIO convention.
 The message, it is said, was ad- dressed personally to John L. Lewis.
 The message said: "If we desire peace and goodwill in the world, we must learn to practice these in both small and large things in our own life. Continued conflict and separation in the labor movement can hardly be overlooked these days when discord in any group is so harmful to world peace
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FORMER SPY FOR RUSSIA
 IS TALKING
General KrivitskY Says Agents Are Posted in
 Army and Navy

WASHINGTON, Oct. Il. - Gen. Walter Krivitsky, self identified for mer member of the Russian Mili- tary Intelligence. told the Dies Com mittee today that the Russian se-
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Richardson
 Highway Is
 Now(Iosed

FAIRBANKS. Alasks,. Oct. H. The Richardson Highway, from Fairbanks to Valdez, is virtually closed for the season.
 This is evidenced when the Alaska stages cancelled their last trips out due to storm in the high passes at Big Delta. Ferries are expected to be pulled from the water this week.
 Ice in the Chera Slough closed here Monday night.
 The season ending has been one of the busiest for the highway, both in tourist and truck travel.
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ARMY PLIERS
 ARE MISSING

FORT LEWIS, Wash, Oct. H. Seven United States Army planes which joined National Guard and private ships yesterday in a futile search for two National Guard fliers missing between Spokane and Fort Lewis, continued the search this morning.
 The missing fliers are Pilot Ed ward Saxon and Private w. Shane.
 The Army search concentrated along the summit of the Cascade Mountains, near Snoqualmie Pass.
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GOVERNOR IS PAID HONOR
 BY FRIENDS
John Troy, Retiring After Six-Year Term, Prais-
 ed al Dinner Here

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Empire classi1leds pay.
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he'll still be our friend and neigh bor. John w. Troy"
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BIG WAR CHEST
 BUDGET APPROVED

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The House of Ccmmans has given final approval to Britain's new war chest when it passed the Government all-time high budget on third reading The budget provides for an income tax of 3812 percent and levies increased taxes on a number of necessities and lux llrieS.
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FALL FISHING IS EXTENDED
 BY FIVE DAYS
Amendment to Regulation Does Not Affect Ju-
 nedu District

A 1lve-uay extension of the fall fishing season on the Sumner Strait, Clarence Strait, South of Prince of Wales Island and South ern Districts, except for traps, was announced by the Bureau of Fisher ies today.
 The amendment to the regulation,
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HARRY WATSON SAYS REAL BOOM IS UNDER
 WAY IN INTERIOR

The way Interior Alaska is going ahead at present is revelation to former Insiders who have been in Southeast Alaska for few years, Harry Watson, Secretary to the Gov ernor, said today. He returned yes terday after two weeks visit to Fairbanks and Nome. Mrs. Watson accompanied him.
 A real boom is on in the Interior, Watson said, with progress being almost unbelievable. The work com- ing from many sources seems to be focused together at present, with private industry being supplemented by development by the Civil Aero nautics Authority, Army air bases, flood control and many other ac- tivities.
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Couple Married
 By Commissioner

Robert E. Hannigan and Della Fay Heatherly, both of Juneau, were married by U. s. Commissioner Fe- lix Gray this afternoon at his office in the Federal Building.
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announced in Washington by Acting Secretary of the Interior Burlew, provides for the season to close October 20 at pm No change was made in the Juneau area where the season closes October 15.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
V. :. w. and Auxiliary
To Have Inhalation

The Ray g. Roberts poat. vrtsr,
ans ~ Foreign Wars. will hold
pint installation ceremonies with
the auxiliary Tuesday evening Ia
the Roberts hall. eth and Andsf.
ton. Mrs. a l., Morris. the retlr.
ing president. has chosen one oi
her osFn members. Mrs Marion
=. Hsdflsld. past department pres,
igent. to be the Installing officer
Several hundred guests are ex.
peetsd 10 witness the Ceremony.
which sili include state officers.
members ~ other Veterans Of Fof.
slgn Wars posts and aaxlilaFlss
and friends
Mira. Lester =. Clark Is the
new president. and other sleHglss
and appolniiye officers % De IN
stalled include Mrs.. John Mar
zano. senior vice president. Mrs.
a. y. AcksriY. junior yies pfsai.
dent Mrs O G. FLETCHER. chaplain.
Ms. Lyle Burgess. eSnasIcfrasa
Ars. Raymond Lee. treasurer Mrs..
George Sides. guard. Mrs. Will
lam D4seii. trustee Mrs.. 4. T.
Morris. secretary. Hfn. A. "
bsbieKfi. musician Mrs. Arthur
Holman. patriotic Instructor. 9fs
Clara DOils1o. historian. Hrs Az
thur Robinson. banner bearer.
Mrs. Al ,. Cagrnaa. flag bearer.
and ths Assdames a z HofstAd.
Al Dunn. Eva Adams. Eta Llg-
nan. color bearers
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Kenneth MeCsrshys
Entertain FOR Dsuqhisr

In honor ~ their small asugh.
,er,s first birthday. Mr.. ard Mira
Kenneth w. Mccarthy entertained
Sunday az their home ON North
57th II The occasion .ss q but.
fet luncheon and during the altar.
moan q score friends and felas
lives we're present 10 eempllmeat
little Sharon Lee.
GentsrinE ths table WAS a white
baby buggy. gay with white and
pink flowers. tisaksnk tire cen.
isfplsee were eandis haidsrs. In
The shape ~ small white hairy
shoes. holding pink tspsrr
Guests wers ths grandparents
~ Sharon lee. Mr.. ard Mrs Fred
LeFsnsks and Mr.. snd Ars via
liam A. Mccarthy. and Mr.. and
Mrs. n n. fznzbeFn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Anderson ard sonz.
stuart and Gordon. Mlss betty
ilsassft. Mas Lsoaa Mae fs<Fefssrt.
Alss Louise itse~tonl. Miss Marion
Mccarthy. EdwaFt LSPensse.
James LsPsnsse. Waiter Mo
Carthr ard M0ffy Mccarthy.
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GammasPIan
7 ca. Affair
VIII Be POSSESSES st McCor.
mick Homo Wednesday
Afternoon. } 10 S

On Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. William Laird McCor-
mick is opening her home Mt
500 No. Tacoma avenue 20
members of Delta Alpha
Gamma sorority Of the College
Of Puget Sound who will be
hostesses at n tea. The affair
is being arranged by the fresh
men OF the sorority and Is in
honor Of the mothers. pa
tonesses and alumnae Of the
organization.
Calling hours are from until g.
Miss Mary Ellen Peterson IL In
charge Of the arrangements AMI Is
being assisted by Mlaa Celeste
Mellon. decorations, and Miss
Jeanne Hoaso, refreahmoats. Dec
orstious will he featuring May
day theme. with a Aaypols In
pastel oolors centsring tho table
Presiding over the tea service
viii be Miss Betty Noble. president
Of the sorority. and Mas Doris
Granlund. pledge mother for the
freshmen girls. During the tea
hours Miss Margaret Varnes will
play the piano.
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Club Plans
Musicale
Lakewood Community Club
Arranees for Brilliant
Evening Of Music

A brilliant musical evening
is in store for members of the
Lakewood Community club
when it meets the evening of
May a at $50 o'clock in the
recreation hall of Lakewood
Community center. Appearing
before the club will be Jayne
Rullman Chesarek, well-known
harpist from the east, wife of
Lieut.. j. F. Chesarek of the
9th F. A. at Fort Lewis.
Mrs. Chessrek made her profess
sional debut at Steinway hall. New
York city, in 1887. Critics of New
York and other large eastern cities
have hailed her with unstinted
praise.
Also on the evenings program,
Mrs. Charles w. Mason will pre-
sent her wellknown one-act opera
review of Amelia Goes to the
Ball" by Menotti. modern COM
poser. Mrs. Mason's programs are
always anticipated with much in
terest. Music will be interpreted
by Mrs. Karl f. Weiss, who has
won outstanding recognition as
accompanist for the st, Cecilia
club.
During the evening Miss Bar
bara Ahrcns will be presented in
a modern dance Interpretation.
Members of the club include
residents of the lakes district and
Fort Lewis.
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Lakewood Residents TO
Have Iheafer Party

Residents OF the Lakes district
will Join members of the Lake
wood Community club in the
alter party to see the filmization
Of the famous German classic
'Heimat' tHomecomine) by Her
man Sudermann. which viii be
presented Tuesday and Wednes-
day in the Continental Night
series, which has brought fame to
the Lakewood district.
Groups coming TO Lakewood
from a greater distance are mem
bers Of the German club at the
University Of Washington. who
join members Of the German club
al c. p. s. in their thester party.
and the Arion Singing society Of
Seattle making May excursion
with the "Heimat" at Lakewood
as their final goal. Groups Of resi-
dent officers. and officers in ma
neuvers at Fort Lewis also plan
TO attend the performance with
their ladies.
Improvement Club of Iniyer-
city Place VIII meet Wednesday
evening a. s o'clock. Refresh
ments.
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Honors Club
At Supper
tuesday Study Club Has
Party for Husbands al
Butler Home

Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Butler
opened their home at 1922 No.
oath st. Sunday evening to
members of the Tuesday Study
club and their husbands for a
spring supper party. The
guest speaker for the evening
was Mr.. George B. Reid, who
spoke on "A Tour of the
British Isles by Bicycle" Mr..
Reid recently returned from
a years trip abroad during
which he spent three months
in Scotland and England.
A late buffet supper was served
Sunday evening with Mrs. Stanley
Shaw. Mrs. o. F. Hite and Mrs.
John Swift assisting the hostess.
The table was centered by bou-
quet of bluebells. primroses. stock
and forget-me-no Large bou-
quets of bleeding hearts. pink tu-
lips. and pink lilacs were used
throughout the other rooms.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
f. p. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. X. G.
Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Carl
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.. Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Houston. Mr..
and Mrs. O. r. Hite. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Jaeger. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
kennard. Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Ma
haffay. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Metz
ger. Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. REGISTER.
Judge and Mrs. +. G. Remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Shaw, MI
and Mrs. L. F. Wing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. H. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Melton. Mrs. +. r.
Lawrence. Mrs. d. D. Schneider.
Mrs. J. J. Swift and Mrs. Willard
Little.
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Independent Bible Church
Women 10 Meet

Among meetings of the week for
units OF Independent Bible church
viii be unit 10. on Tuesday, with
Mrs. Minnie Hsrtwell, 1856 East
l. st. for 1880 luncheon. Mrs.
George Evans conducting the bust
ness meeting preceding the Bible
lesson which Miss Louise Dsgncr
will give. Also on Tuesday win
be unit II at the home of Mrs
Malcolm McPhail. $40 so. Taco
ma ave. for dessert luncheon at
1890. Wednesday unit } VIII meet
ut the home OF Mrs. A. u. Church
ward. 3i4 No. Yakima. for ~ 30
potluek luncheon Unit : will
meet with Mrs. w T.. Bates. 3Til
No. goth. for 1890 luncheon fol.
lowed by a business meeting and
Bible study.
Thursday unit " will meet al
the home Of Mrs. c. O. Payne. iip
East 6sth ST., for potluck lunch
con al 1880. Mrs. J. A. Cailen-
der will lead the Bible study after
the business meeting which VIII
be presided over by Mrs. Rose
Ellener.
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Hear
Mrs. T aylor
Democratic Women 10 Have
Education Superintendent
As Gusst on Friday

Mrs. Louise Taylor. nupcrin-
tendcnt Of education for Pierce
county. will be the speaker ri
the regular meeting Of the
Pierce County Women's Demo.
cratic league, at z o'clock Fri.
day in the rose and gold room
OF the Hotel Winthrop.
Mrs, Taylor VIII speak on Net
ter Government and American
ism and all Interested. WHISTLER
members Of the teagus or not. are
invited % attend. Mrs. Frank A.
Cole. president. viii preside and
will also report on the state Con-
ference 81 Democratic clubs. held
recently In LonEvlew. at when she
represented the iasstis Mrs VIII
lam q. MeSamsfs viii report an
the Round Table held II tho eon.
ference
The executive board will meet
at o'clock in the dining rom
of the winthrop and enjoy = mo-
host luncheon and a short business
ne sslan Board members are
Mesdames Coils, Calvin Stewart.
Robert Ballard. stuart Elliott.
James n. Egsn. TAons~ YlnHilns.
J. ~ Fletcher. e ' rinbfee. L. W
Craig. a. N. Van sivke. w y.
J. Frank Hnbbs. John
u AeaYa.
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The groups representative on
the Tacoma Orthopedic Associa-
ton board, Mrs. Harold Hawkins.
reported briefly on the last board
meeting, mentioning the work
which has been done during the
last month, treating Al children
requiring medical aid. During the
afternoon many of the members
of the group arranged foursomes
for the association bridge benefit
May 9. Mrs. Frank Phillips has
been in charge of the tickets of
the new unit.
For the luncheon the hostess
centered the dining room table
with quaint purple pansies in low
pottery containers, arranged
around two white pottery figur-
ines. In the drawing room were
several large bouquets of tulips of
a variety OF colors. Bridge was in
play after the luncheon.
Anticipated as the groups only
summer activity is the party for
which Mrs. l.. b. Mcdonald is
opening her country home at Ade-
laide. Husbands and guests will
be invited for this occasion.
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Two Honor
Bride Elect
Miss Heeeerness and Miss
Stenerson Compliment
Miss Gammersvik

Miss Eileen Heggerness and
Miss Anne Stenerson enter
tanned recently at the home
the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Stenerson, in honor
of Miss Evelyn Gammersvik,
bride-elect. The guest of
honor, daughter of NJ. l.. Gam
mersvik, will wed Mr.. Clarence
Frelin, son of Mrs. Emma
Frelin. the evening of May 6
at Central Lutheran church.
Games were played during the
evening and favors were awarded
to Mrs. John Flolow and Miss Lois
Hvambsal. Several piano and vocal
selections were presented by Miss
Stenerson. Lilacs, bluebells and
greens were about the rooms. The
two hostesses presided at the sup
per table which was centered with
a bowl of tulips and green's. on
either side were tall white tapers.
Those present were Mesdames
AL Konsmo. Finn Konsmo, Larry
Jardeen, Norman Jardeen, Charles
Myhres, Ray Vieneau, f. Hegger-
ness. Carl Stenerson. Thor Sim
mons, Charles Schultz. John Flo
low, Kent Rothermel, Roy Maltby.
Howard Parkhurst, Bert Johnson
and the Misses Lois Hvambsal,
Ruthene Haaland. Hazel Gammers-
vik, Peggy Simmons, Shirley
Stroh. Rose Olson, Eleanor Hogan,
the guest of honor and the host
pssps
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Mrs. Newton and Children
Visit from Pennsylvania

Mr.. and Mrs. Ards II. Reeder
have. as their house guests at their
home on Steilacoom lake, Mrs.
Reeder's sister, Mrs. John S. New
ton Catherine Strachan) and her
children, Richard and Bette Mari
lyn, of Pittsburgh and Philadel-
phia, Pa. During her two-months'
stay here, Mrs. Newton, with her
children. will spend some time
with her mother, Mrs. w. r.
Strachan. Mrs. Newton's home
has been in Pittsburgh for some
time, but upon her return to the
east she will join Mr.. Newton
and another son, Ronnie, in Phila-
delphia, where the new home is to
be made.
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Missionary Societies Plan
Friendship Luncheon"

HissioHafY societies Of Ire Fern
Hili NJ =. church 0ili meet for a
friendship luncheon Wednesday
IN the parish house. a business
season will Be held at t0.f5
o'clock.
Making plans for the luncheon
are Mrs. Wayne sprague and Mrs.
Roy frohmzdeF and In charge Of
the program . follow are Hra.
Frank WsstsOod and Mrs.. Charles
Lamb. The mite box opening Nfili
Be 4 feature Of the day. Mrs. T.
" Long - prssidsHt u The Home
hisslonary society and Mrs. n A.
Armstrong heads the Foreign Mis-
sionAfy society.
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June Benefit Planned by
wlyOrganizedO rthopedic
Mrs. Clifford lanshorne Opens Home for May Meeting of
oroup; Guest Affair TO Afford Opportunity for
Viewing Philsnthrope Work Of Organization

Plans for June benefit luncheon were tentatively an
nounced at the meeting of the Tacoma Orhopedc unit
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Clifford Langhorne
on North Madison The meeting preceded charming lunch
for which Mrs Whitman Perham Mrs Harold Hawkins
and Mrs. j. Hubert Craft assisted
Mrs Paul Warren presided the meeting during which
number OF committees gave reports Mrs l.. B. Mcdonald
represented the and committee which making
plans for the June affair when members will invite guests
10 and hear of the service being done in furherng
orthopedic work.
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OF NAY ~ IN ~. MIA fhHFNn
Miss nailurci has asked Mrs
Joseph J, t.ailusci "a ~ her rsa.
sruu ~ hnWoT and Atss Eivefa
GaKilsril TO he her maid u hones
bridesmaids wlit - Miss Mary
Rigono and MFH fsfnsst kFrhs.
sister ~ IN. bridegroom elect
Mlss t.aurs tiagiiaFs.i eth ~ the
funisr bridesmaid.
Hnners 1t bridge A. saturdays
party went 90 Miss Geraldine Lam
IA, Mlss Elvcts casncns ard MEs.
Arthur NoFsil Luncheon wss
SERVED At one bong tshis ceatersd
with rrsf and white tulips IN a
white bowl. Place carts were In
tho shape ~ mlnsstare hfsdes and
hridegFuoms. npon which were
written the wedding hass.
Guests were Alxa tfsilseet. and
Asssiatnea Lee Nofssi. Peter spsas
sfoFs. Ralph Tfovans. Ernest Ca
rlne. . Kaye EwxFt. A. fnnecsnti.
Ernest krsha. a. Zimmerman.
Frederick nevesni. ienn Aisis.
IaRn Greco. Arthur Merit ard A.
Aanalal.
Others acre the Misses Mary
and nurothy Rseuna. Margaret
and Mimi vigna. Filomena Guar
sscio. Eivers tssgiiarsii. Mildred
nsus. Mary carennr. t.lsvrs and
Marietta csrbaue. Emily spsds.
fore, Rose and Adcisns rsFsea,
Rose reEhgrtno. Geraldine LAMA
and Rose zsrclii u olympia.
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G. LII B s

Auxiliary 10 the T. X. and r
Bus Drivers VIII sponsor public
card party and luncheon At the
Brosdmoor Wednesday at 1890.
Bridge ana 500 viii be played.
Ladies' society, Brotherhood Of
Locomotive. Tiremen and Engine
men. lodge No. $50. meets In Hors-
fan hall. 3sth and Yakima ave,
Wednesday for a - 30 luncheon.
Mrs. J. Frank Hobbs win preside
Mrs. Charles Barr. chairman.
women's society Of Plymouth
Congregational church. general
meeting Wednesday Guest day
with luncheon al 1880. Business
session and program At 2 2. NJ
Travel talk BY Mrs. Psscoe, and
special music
Circle No. I Of oliYet Lutheran
church meets for 1870 luncheon
al the home Of Mrs. a. Wickstrom.
SarroSs view. Wednesday.
Lend-a-Hznd Circle Of Kings
Daughters and Sons will meet
Wednesday al the home Of Mrs.
Fred Brown. 500l No. 27th. Mrs.
Lawrence Cornforth viii assist.
Circle $, Daughters or Norway.
will hold a luncheon and card
party in Sormanna hall at II 30
Wednesday.
Ladies' Auxiliary To the Lumber
and saymill Workers union glll
hold card party in the union
hall Wednesday. Luncheon al noon.
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Dash Point Group 10 Have
Luncheon thursday

The Ladies' auxiliary of the
Dash Point Improvement club will
hold an election Of officers and
luncheon on Thursday afternoon nj
IL 80. in the community clubhouse.
Hostesses for the day Will be Mrs.
]. f.. Berkheimer. Mrs William
Dayton and Mrs. Howard Walker.
Mrs. Martin l.. Sorber Is presi-
dent of the club and will be In
charge OF the business meeting
which viii follow the luncheon.
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Ashford PIT. A.
To Close Season

The last regular meeting Of
Ashford PIT. A. will be held
Wednesday evening in the school
gym at s o'clock. Mrs II. W,
Clark will preside. A community
dinner will preeede at $50 in the
school lunch room. Hostesses for
dinner will be Mrs. G.. Sohn. as.
sisted by Mesdames J. Sorcnsen
y. Hastcy. c. Peterson, J. DAILY
T. Brooks and r. Clark An in.
stallation ceremony will be con.
Quoted by Mrs. A. Butler. Officers
to be installed are Mrs. X. W
Clark. president; Mrs. +. Hastey,
first vice president; Mrs. A Blair,
second vice president Mrs J. Lor.
ensen, secretary, and Mrs. l.. l..
Doty, treasurer.
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Mrs. Simpkins Feted at
Surprise Affair

Mrs. Ella Simpkins was guest
of honor at a surprise party satur-
day afternoon on the occasion OF
her birthday. Hosts and hostesses
were a group of relatives and
friends.
Those present were Mrs. Simp-
kins and her mother, Mrs. Anna
Sauers. Mesdames Henry Thoren,
John Meyer. Roy Smith. Ed Young,
Walter Reischl. Irene DeLolo. Alta
Isaacsen, Messrs. Walter Reischl,
Roy Luppy, Eugene Reisehl and
the Misses Lorraine and Mabel
Thoren and Rosemary and Louise
Edna Reisehl.
Tea was served at the close Of
the informal afternoon.
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Women's Society
MsLes pisns

The WomsHs saelsfr II Pilgrim
Congregational church nlii aosd
- regular assstlns Wednesday
afternoon LgafksuH usll bs seFxsi
81 o'eloek II ths social f0ofis a
church II charge n the luncheon
hour all - Mssasmes asH AaFnls,
II I Robbins. " Murray and G. L.
Wager
~ z o'clock Mr.. " T. spenesr
Niu eand4rt business season
Mrs fsger siil lead The assofk,ns.
Hr. Malcolm HfsN. recently r..
turned from the Orlsnf. @lll sp@ak
- From Tacoma - Singapore
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Being Congratulated on
Birth of First Child

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace +. Baker,
s24 No. Grant ave, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
son William Richard, in st. Jo-
seph's hospital. April 30. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
irish and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Raker
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Alumnse TO Skate
"Wednesday Evening

st. Leos Alumnae association
will sponsor a skating party We'd
nesday evening at Kings rink.
Members of the committee work.
ing with Miss Geraldine Warren.
chairman, and Misses Helen
Reeves. Marie Dooley, Frances
Warren, Jane Doherty and Mrs.
Edward Gauches.