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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
To Join Daughter and
Son-In-law In November

Mrs. r. NJ. A. Williams Is plan
ming to leave Nov. for Los An
geles to be the guests Of her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hope Doris Williams).
After Nov. Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Hope
viii make their home at Riverside,
Calf. Mrs. Williams will be gone
six or eight weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
Enferfains Bridge
Club On Thursday

Mrs. Ralph Thomas entertained
members Of her bridge club on
Thursday afternoon. TWO guests at
the luncheon were Mrs. Hershel
Monzingo and Mrs. John Smythe.
and the members present were Mrs.
John l.. Green, Mrs. Philip Faler,
Mrs. Roland Vanderyart, Mrs.
Richard Metzger, Mrs. Porter Lig-
gett, Mrs. Cecil Glaze Of Olympia,
and Mrs. M. Z. EaTls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
Horticultural Group 10 Meet
With Mrs. R. p. Tou

The Horticultural division Of the
Tacoma Garden club will meet al
1890 o'clock Tuesday morning at
the home of Mrs. Raymond y.
Tarr, ia No. Stadium way. with
Mrs. A. s. Black, chairman, In
charge.
The morning study will be de-
voted To chenomeles or the flower
Ing ounces and will be directed
by Mrs. M. McElroy. Roses and
their fall planting and bulb grow
ing in water and in charcoal will
be discussed and demonstrated.
Members are requested to bring
their Sept. 1899 issue of the Gar
den Clubs of America bulletin.
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Benefit Lunch
On Calendar
Iscoms Woman's Club
Plans Two Coming Events:
Tee Scheduled for Friday

Carrying out r program of
last year. the Tacoma Wo-
mans club is keeping on with
its work for the Girls club.
a group of fourteen young
girls from the Children's In
dustrial home. Chairman of
the Girls club committee is
Mrs. c. A. Burt, while Mrs.
T.. G. Carlson is chairman of
the sewing committee.
Associate workers are Mesdames
J. A. Sussman. +. Nj. kenney,
Charles A. Sehleusner. ]. J. sheri-
dan and Berry Sugg.
For a benefit party for the
club. Mrs. A. J. Graft will open
her home at SOS No. Ainsworth
ave. one Monday for one o'clock
dessert luncheon for which ap-
proximstely eight tables have been
planned. Mrs. r. G. Anderson and
Mrs. w. L. Tucker viii be the
assisting hostesses.
Plan IAN Club" Teas
As an innovation in the club
calendar Of the Woman's club this
year. two "all-club" programs and
teas will be featured, the first to
be held in the clubhouse at two
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Mrs. 4. r. Stock will be hostess
for the day and co-hostesses are
10 be Mesdames Edward NJ. Keys.
James Mathews, A. p. Hall, Will
lam Grady, A. Howard Smith,
William Watson, r. b. r. Blakes-
ley and G. A. b. Dovell.
Mrs. Jack Norme will be in
charge of the music and Mrs. A. A.
Woelful is social chairman for the
afternoon.
Mrs. J. II. kitlsr will be the
guest speaker. her topic being
Birds Here and There" Mrs. Kit
lar is sometimes called the Bird
Woman of Tacoma" having APP
peared before nearly all the Gar
den clubs of the city. She is the
Bird Consultant for the Girl Scouts
Of Tacoma.
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Bride-EIect Feied at
Party Thursday Evening

Mrs. II. X. Rothermel and her
mother, Mrs. John Flowlow. enter
tanned on Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Louise Button, who
will become the bride OF Mr.. Vic
tor Vine. Honors for bridge at the
party were won by Mrs. Russell
Ross and Mrs. r. M. Buckley.
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Mrs. V. n. Miller to Be
Exocopfa Club Hostess

Mrs. Victor II. Miller will be
hostess to members of Exocopta
club Monday at 1890 o'clock at
her home at 31s No. j st. Mem
bers are requested TO bring sand
witches. During the afternoon tu-
berculosis seals will be folded for
the tuberculosis league.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols
Return From Okanoqan

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nichols
were in the Okanogan country
early in the week on a hunting
trip. While in the north central
part of the state, theye were
guests of Mrs. Nichols brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert S. Conner jr They left Ia
coma Friday and returned on
Tuesday.
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Mario Ssini-Cyrs Guests
OF GEORGE riellyers

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hcllyer OF
Interlasken have as their HOUSE
guests. Mrs. Hcllyer's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Mario Saint
cyr. formerly OF Rome. Italy. Mr.,
and Mrs. Saint-cyr have just come
from Rome and have motored
across the continent. visiting mem
bers Of Mrs. Saint-Cyr's family
along the way. They arrived a
week ago and will be here for yet
another week or 80 before going
on to California.
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Mrs. Smith Attends
Century Club Reception

Mira Percy cressh smith MOI
tnrsd 10 Seattle Friday afternoon
10 attend The annual reception given
BY The Century club Of which shs
Is n member. The reception was
held In The clubhouse at q o'clock
and was given In honor u new
members. Mrs. Ross w. Copeland.
president, received with her new
officers. Mrs. Earl NJ Roger is
another Tacoma member Of the
organization.
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Look Forward
To yseht Dance


Many arr anticipating the
annual Halloween dance fur
which the Ladies' auxiliary "
the Tacoma Yacht club will
DO hossezs Oct. - II thu club.
house. A buffet supper hns
been planned for 1880 o'cIock
by Mira, Joseph O'HeIIly. CHAIR
man. The club rooms VIII be
decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers, black e2ta and
jack o. lanterns.
Members ~ the fseht club WIN
are planning 20 attend are Mf.
and Mrs Jns~ph orally. commo-
aors and Mrs. n. g. Bourbon.
Msssrr and Mechanics z. 3
worthlnstnn. y. .. nybin. y
bradley. I. J Leonard. ". y.
MARKS. W. w. uendrsau. A. :.
Faithful. n. g. Riggs. u~rsisom
c. Rowland. A. 4 Msiarky. G.
.. Ogden. w. N. osfrunhe. Jack
Hogrefe. E. v. Aeker. w. %.
woodburn. Albert Andsrsou. l.
Martin. X. A. Kennedy. Michael
uaidosh.
". y. Dodds. Leo Long. y. ".
Langsland. Charles r. Motsan.
Hen Etsekson. Ralph Petersen.
paul Riggs. n. H. Brinkwatsr. y.
u. Pennington. g, n Hunt. on.
bert Clinton. J. q. Owen. ". y.
Thompson, J. v, Griffith. Al Halls
Ir,. Thomas MARS. W. n. Emry.
l.. VI. Nelson. Lloyd Eb<shardt.
A. swsnes. A. N. Dabros. w. ".
Allard. T. }. Firth and w. O.
Gray.
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Miss Boyle, Mr.. Schiller
Wed At Morning Mass
Rev. Martin J. Dueesn Performs Ceremony in Holy
Cross Church Saturday Morning 81 10 O'clock;
Wedding Breakfast at Home Of Brides Psrenfs

Nuptial Saturday morning the occasion OF
the marriage of Miss Winnred Boyle daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Hugh Boyle and Mr. John Schiller Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Schiller of Wala Walla.
The ceremony performed in Holy Cross church at 10
o'clock with the Rev. Martin j. Duggan officiating. The
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VsriedProsrsms
Are Scheduled
OgGsnsssssc~s 20 Meet -
Nsenes Of sse~oers ics
lrsssss.s,s Sssssers

-
Meeting IL fhs hames q
rnsuassrs daring nc cuuzlng
sFck. clexva study elsls ia
tie city wall eunyxae fer haneh-
ems 90 fs&& - tae eAse RAY
hs. for the most part. ire
afteTnoons III - spent ia
discussions q current basi.
ness ~ n the presentation q
Interesting programs. - both.
AfA~a.
Nsae<Fs ~ AfaxnA esae All
sasrs IhgTsssty ssiA Mfs. ra3sn
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Z ussAsae MI present re pro
gran. the s@nssxs os Mhlsh 49, b.
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Amxeaas sssas csah
Ankelus sfasy elae All also
rsert thursday sgssFneoH. Ma.
y. A. wkshb~lFz wn e< hostess
ne .ftefnoons program ~tn M
elsds = review q slrr1a Undsegs
saga ~ ths Saints. io ~ given
~ Ma J c Hunter. ans Royal
faHlilsss 70 he presented ~ Ma
a. ~ Stenaen.
Ed.l~slss
Mrs. J. p. Hunolo. sie No. Steele
-. All entertain members q Esel-
weiss club oa Thursday Mrs W.
". Dewitt Nin give a book review
and roll call viii be answered by
Current Books
Tuesday Stud, Club
Luncheon for members Of Tues
day STUDY club ain be served by
Mrs r. 2. Allen at her home on
No, Cedar. at o'clock Mrs. Stan
ley Shaw viii present a paper.
Revolutionary France"
Iliahee
The annual guest day OF nlahee
Study club viii be held also on
Tuesday with Mrs. Eugene Han
son, 1910 No. 33rd., as hostess.
The assisting hostesses will he
Mrs. A. C. Mace, Mrs. c. +. VIII
son and Mrs. w. f. Burkhart.
NesiLa
Mrs. William NJ. Joliffe and Mrs.
II. Il. Lake viii entertain members
Of Nesika club on Tuesday. Mrs
George F. Roadway viii present the
topic. New Great Biographies"
and Mrs. George +. Whitlock VIII
direct the discussion.
Twentieth Century
Meeting also on Tuesday viii be
members of Twentieth Century
club who will be entertained by
Mrs. A. II. ollard. 31l9 No. 18th
st. Mrs. Charles Goodwin will pre-
sent prince Hal and His Broth
ers" from 1.-TWO Gentlemen of
Veronica" and Act /, Scene Ill,
and act II, scenes IL and Ill, will
be studied.
Country Woman's Club
Mrs. Guy X. Llewellyn will be
hostess TO the Country Woman's
club meeting Thursday. Topics
will be Building for Comfort" by
Mrs. Z. w. Wegener. and Beauty
Invades Mechanics and Industry"
Altrua
Continuing their study Of rivers.
members of Altrua Study club viii
discuss the Hudson river of New
York with Mrs. w. A. Monroe in
charge. Mrs. w. A. Barnes will be
hostess.
Arequipa
Mrs. Charles Cole, 909 No.
Sheridan, will entertain members
of Arequips club on Monday after
noon. The topic is to be Far
Eastern Political Leaders" with
Mrs. f. o. Cursler discussing
Nine. Chang Kai Shek, and Mrs.
Harlan p. Grubbs, Mao Use Tung.
Progressive Study Club
Mrs. Howard Goold and Mrs.
Burton Brown will be hostesses to
the Progressive Study club Friday
afternoon. The program viii in
clude The Puppets of a Novelist"
Literary Personalities and Re-
cent Works" to be presented by
Mrs. c. A. Robbins, and The
Drama of Light and Shadow
Artists and Art, Sculpture" to be
given by Mrs. E. F. Pavy.
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a group Of frIenda Of Mis- Car
men Hansen gathered for . mo-
host dinner 1t the University
Union club "Wednesday evening.
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Sorority AIumnss TO
Meet Win Mrs. Lynn

AIumnae Of Alpha omicrun n
sorority win meet for dessert sup-
per at tao on Monday evenins 8
the home Of Mrs. J. Marvin Lam.
Mrs. Lynn win b assisted ~ MA
J. G. p. skottow and Nia1 xIl1n-
beth Love. Mr.. Welter eutf1r hoc
been invited 70 speak and p shoV
some Of his movies.
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Visits in ssl|ioshsm -
Week-Eud

Mrs. r. o. Roberts, sle No. I
st., was the guest Of her son ~.
Donald Roberts In Bellineham let
week end. Mr.. Roberts i =
teacher at Meridian high school -
IBellinghan,
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Country woman's Club

Mrs. Guy X. Llewellyn win be
hostess to the Country Woman's
club meeting Thursday. Topics
will be Building for Comfort by
Mrs. L. w. Wegener, and Beauty
Invades Mechanics and Industry"
by Mrs. Morris 4. Ford.
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Altrua

Continuing their study Of rivers,
members of Altrua Study club will
discuss the Hudson river of New
York with Mrs. w. A. Monroe in
charge. Mrs. w. A. Barnes will be
hostess.
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Twentieth Century

Meeting also on Tuesday will be
members OF Twentieth Century
club who will be entertained by
Mrs. A. II. Ollard. 3119 No. 18th
st. Mrs. Charles Goodwin viii pre-
sent Prince Hal and His Broth
ers" from 1.-TWO Gentlemen Of
Veronica" and Act l, Scene Ill,
and act II, scenes IL and Ill, will
be studied.
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Mrs. Howard Goold and Mrs.
Burton Brown will be hostesses to
the Progressive Study club Friday
afternoon. The program will in
clude THE Puppets of a Novelist"
Literary Personalities and Re-
cent Works" to be presented by
Mrs. c. A. Robbins, and The
Drama of Light and Shadow
Artists and Art, Sculpture" to be
given by Mrs. E. F. Pavy.
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Ankelus SISSY slae All siso
rse~f Thursday astsFnean Ma
y A. Nkzhbslrz wM h< hostess
Tss .ftefnoons program ~in m
eiuds = review q SsEria Undsegs
saga ~ ths saints. te be given
- Mss c Hunter and Royal
fansilsss. % he presented ey Ma
A. y Stenhen.
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Mrs. J p. Hanolo. eie No. Steele
- Wlil entertain members q Esel-
weiss club on thursday. Mrs W
". Dewitt all give book review
and roll call vii be answered by
Current Books
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Mrs. Charles Cole, a09 No.
Sheridan, will entertain members
of Arequips club on Monday after
noon. The topic is to be Far
Eastern Political Leaders" with
Mrs. f. o. Cursler discussing
Nine. Chang Kai Shek, and Mrs.
Harlan p. Grubbs, Mao Use Tung.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Sneud Hailed as Poderewski of Golf by Physician
Qs May Follow Noe Dame Quitting Gardens Basket Ball Games

show the boys some Of his tricks.
DR.. Bob Madry, North Carolina
us tom tom beater, ran for city
alderman and polled 657 out of
785 votes. First nomination for
the 1899 all-star game: Claude
Passeau, Philly pitcher.
Dear Sir Department: IF
Warner Bros. is looking for some
one to play the role Of Knute
Rockne I suggest they start at
the top of the list and 60 no
further. Yours for Spencer
Tracy, G. M, Cincinnati"
Denver will bid for the Ma
tional Public Links Tournament
in 1910 or 1941. Umpire Dolly
Stark, hurt in the first game Of
the season, is back on the Job,
but still limping. When State
Supreme Court Justice w. A..
Devin Of North Carolina fired a
hole-in-one, two other justices
were witnesses, which makes it
official in any book, league or
court. Tad Wieman, Princeton
coach, will professor at Long
Island us F. B. coaching school
In August. Mickey Walker and
his group of boxerettes may 90
into the New York Worlds Fair.
He ought to do: Utah Univer-
sity has a freshman sprint and
hurdles prospect who is said to
be . gee whiz. His name, Max
speedie.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Melio
Bettina Che's the light-heavy
champ in New York State) will
take John Henry Lewis place in
that. London bout provided he
doesn't sign to fight Billy Conn
in Pittsburgh in the meantime.
Just about the best pitching in
the National League has put
those Dodgers up there in second
place. Reno charged $3.50 tops
for a look at Galento. Whopps!
Gabby Hartnett has benched
Billy Herman, Hank Leiber and
Joe Marty-some say for not hit
ting; some for not hustling. In
cidentally, one of the flrst-string
Chicago sports writer's still wants
to bet the Cubs wind up In the
second division.
M. Ignace Snead: DR.. Robert
Dyer told a clinic of pro golfers
in Chicago that Sammy Snead
is the Paderewski of golf. His
athletes brain is completely de-
veloped," said the doctor; "he
has muscle, sense, speed and
rhythm"
Julius Solters of the Indians
doesn't like his front handle and
may change it to Joe or Mike.
William Woodward may send his
Derby winner, Johnstown, to the
stud for six months In each year.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Possesses Determination RivoIing Thot Of Tunney

the determined
that developed in the last
than this fellow And when he
pretty hard to stop him. And he
get knocking out Baer.
Barlund would been satisfied
Barlund think he would have toobe
knocking him
much anything All wanted out OF that
Barlund dropped
he started mixing with him. trad
tried the end Of the round and
didn't until he
stopped the Finn.
kid Lou the other day about how hard it is to
find the distance much
for him. That made us laugh Lou hasn't doubt about his ability to
don't think anybody
doubt about that either In the Farr
than in the rst
beating than Louis
him in IS.
before knew who
built carefully and worked out every
thoughtful don't know what going to Keep
like the title"
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Confident
Hur|er, 18, Will
Be Sensation
Walter to Be Given
Cautious Grooming;
Tribe Routs Chase
BY BURTON HAWKINS,
Star Sta1Y Correspondent.

CLEVELAND, May 9-Manager
Bucky Harris. whose gloomy mo-
ments are mounting with each sue
ceeding loss in the Nationals chain
of defeats has patent remedy for
chasing his woes. He merely glances
in the general direction Of his
kindergarten crop, focuses his steely
optics on bronzed, elongated Walter
Masterson and creases his cheeks
with a smile of satisfaction.
Harris is scanning the future each
time he takes a refreshing peek at
Masterson, a pitcher from the sand.
lots of Philadelphia, who will reach
the ripe old age of 10 next month.
In him Harris feels he has lad
who, with minimum of experience,
will blossom as one Of the sensa-
tions of the league.
There is an inclination for Harris
to go overheard on the youngster.
He has it," appraises Bucky. "A
world of stuff and a strong arm.
That kids going places, but he's
just baby. He'll have to be de-
veloped carefully"
Harris Picking Spots for Youth.
Seldom in Bucky's lengthy career
as a manager has a prospect been
visioned by him as having such
rosy future, but Harris wakes en-
thusiastic in stamping Masterson
as a hurler whom Washington fans
will take to their collective hearts.
He hasn't been overburdened with
labor to date, for Harris is picking
his spots, but as the season ages
Mastersons name is going to wedge
its way more frequently into the
Mats lineup.
Masterson pitched his first and
only inning of the season yester-
day as the Mats dropped a 6-2 de-
cision to the Indians for their fifth
straight loss. He replaced Ken
Chase and wasn't overly impressive
in the one inning he worked. He
was nervous in his debut, walked
two men and failed to cover first
base properly on bunt, which went
for the only hit scored against him,
but he didn't allow run.
Harris Is watching him like
hawk, doing everything but tucking
him in at night He keeps him out
of drafts, sees that he is warmed up
properly before pitching in batting
practice, checks his diet and, in
general, treats him more as a father
than manager.
1t is by accident that the Mats
hold title to the bashful 6-foot q
inch youngster, for if Connie Mack
of the Athletics had been willing
to part with $1,000 Masterson now
would be with Philadelphia. Scout
(See MASTERSON, Page A-15)
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Cha||edon' S WISHING
Mud in Yer Eye
To Johnstown
BS the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, May Here's
mud in yer eye, Johnstown," is the
toast Trainer Lou Schaefer would
like to propose to the winner of the
Kentucky Derby.
Lou would like to say that after
the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Sat-
urday. He would like to see rainy
day, a muddy track and w. L.
Brann's Challedon kicking mud in
the eye Of the horse that licked him
in the Kentucky Derby.
Schaefer, who rode DR.. Freeland
to Preakness victory in 1929 and
now trains Challedon, hopes it comes
up just as sloppy this Saturday as it
was last year when Dauber splashed
to victory in the Maryland classic.
Our only hope of beating Johns
town in the Preakness lies in the
condition of the track" Schaefer
said. If it's muddy, we may show
the boys a winner. Challedon has
proved to me that he is at home in
the mud, while Johnstown has yet
to show great undermining ability"
For Johnstown's great victory in
the Derby, Schaefer had nothing but
praise.
Before the Derby. there was some
doubt about whether Johnstown
could hold his great speed for mile
and a quarter" he said, but when
he crossed the line he looked like he
could run all day and part of the
next"
Schaefer spiked reports George
Seabo, Challedon's rider, might be
replaced by Sonny Workman in the
Preakness.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Tar Heel Racketers
Picked 10 Repeat
In Conference
By the Associated Press.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May g.
The strong University of North
Carolina tennis team, undefeated in
16 matches this season, again is ex-
pected to dominate the annual
Southern Conference tournament
which opens at William and Mary
Thursday.
Entries also have been received
from Maryland. Virginia Military
Institute, Richmond, North Caro-
lima State and William and Mary
Several other schools are expected
to enter players.
Finalists in the singles and the
winning doubles team will qualify
automatically for the national COL
legiate tournament.
North Carolina. with an entry list
of seven men, will be defending sim
giles and doubles titles won five
years in a row. Neither Johnny
Foreman, 1888 singles champion
nor Ian Carver, who teamed with
Foreman to win the doubles title
is back in school this year, however
Outstanding Tar Heel entries are
Charlie Rider, Eddie Fuller and the
Rood twins, Carl and Bill, who are
co-captains. Rider. who has been
alternating at the No. l and 2 po-
sitions, won the North-South anna
teur in Pinehurst last month.
Richmond's entries include Bobby
Leitch, former Richmond City pub
lie parks champion, who, with Ma
than Askin, Maryland entity, was
the only non-North Carolinian to
get into the quarter finals.
Askin and Allie Ritzenberg also
gained the doubles final last year
They are among Maryland's en-
trants again this season.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Promising Younqster, but Still Year Away

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