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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Y>Ed Drive
Will Open
Group viii Hold Annual
Contest for New Men,
bers Starting tuesday

The annual membership
drive of the Y-Ed club will
open Tuesday evening when
the young business and pro-
fessional women gather for
the second meeting of the new
year.
Each member will choose
her place at one of the tables,
which she will occupy every
Tuesday evening for the next
few weeks. for the member
ship contest of the club is
carried on by tables. The
table each week which sue
ceeds in bringing in the most
new members will receive a
large box of candy.
In connection with this drive
an original skit is to be presented
by the following girls of the club:
Misses Alvina Jenkins, Gladys An
drews. Ella May Bradbury, Helen
Hillstrom, and Lois Weller. Miss
Lila Newton is the membership
chairman of the club.
The speaker for the evening
will be Mr.. Walter West, head OF
the Tacoma Better Business bur-
eau.
Glasses which will begin this
week include the same ones as last
period with the addition Of ORA
maticS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

Miss Bird will bring with her
members of the Cornish dance
group, including Dorothy Herman.
hercier Cunningham and Syvilla
Fort. They arc also bringing their
percussion group under the diree-
ton of John Cage and consisting
of Xenia Cage. Edna Mae Coffman,
Doris Dennison and Joyce Wike.
That Miss Bird is one of the
most able TO present such a pro-
gram is evident from the fact that
for many years she studied with
and was an associate of Martha
Graham, for whom she wrote
photography. Her wide expo
fience in the theatrical as well as
the dance world has given her rec
ignition throughout the country.
A limited supply of tickets may
be purchased at Fraser's now. They
will also be on sale at the College
of Puget Sound on the evening of
the performance
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B S

North Tacoma tt~bsksb aasii.
larry will meet Tuesday for q noon
luncheon 10 be followed By an IN
stailatlon n Officers.
wsn~n. guild Of ar.es ss.s.
Kelirsi Ls,ihersp church eiii meet
for ~ 30 luncheon "Wednesday
a, ihe homs ~ NJ siongos Bloom.
30Oi 70 Adams
Circle J. Dz1s ~ ~ Norway.
will meet "Wednesday With Mrs.
Peter Hanson. 1z0 No. " st. feS q
~ 20 luncheon. short business Sea.
sion ana program.
Harvard PIT. 4. meet. wsdnss.
day al the Midland PIT. A. hall
al 100 A special Dads night pro
gram viii be held. Mr. ~ A. Nc
Keen. principal ~ Edison school.
Will b. ggss, speaker.
Martha Mary society onyst
Lutheran church meets Wednesday
evening At : O'Clock In the church
pArl0rs Hostsssss Mrs Sara
christisnsen and Mrs. Elmer Carl
son.
American Lake south Harden
club meets Wednesday At o'clock
81 the home Of Mrs. ~ J sc0gcIi.
Mrs. D. W Lyle assisting hostess
Northeast Tacoma Pr 4.
meets Al the school building We'd
nesday A. lis p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
greenery

The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore teal blue after
noon dress, with wine accessories.
She carried an arm bouquet OF
American Beauty roses. Her at
tendant, Mrs. Harold Jones OF Sc
attic, was matron of honor, and
wore wine colored afternoon
dress with black and wine acces-
series. Her corsage was Of gar
dcnias. Mr.. Harold Jones, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man.
Miss Betty Jean Boyd. cousin OF
the bride, lighted the tapers. She
was dressed in navy blue taffeta
frock and wore a wristlet. corsage
OF Talisman roses and bouvardia.
Mr.. Francis j. Wallace, brother OF
the bride, played the wedding mu-
sic, "Oh Promise Me and AT
Dawning' on the vibraphone.
A reception followed the cere-
mony. Those who received guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Jones, and Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Boyd. The bride 3
mother wore a thistle crepe after
noon dress with a corsage Of Tails
man roses. Mrs. Jones wore a
hunters green crepe gown and her
corsage also was Of Talisman
roses.
Mrs. ]. p. Boyd, aunt Of the
bride. presided at the reception,
and she was assisted by Mrs. Mon
roe Gehrig and Miss Edna Rozen.
Mrs. f. w. Purdue and Mrs. {. r.
Berg poured.
The collation. table was covered
with lace cloth and centered by a
large wedding cake with tall white
tapers on each side Of the table
Mrs. J. p. Boyd cut the wedding
cake and Mrs. n. T.. Dupenthaler
had charge Of the brides book
Little Billy Joe Boyd. cousin Of the
bride. passed the wedding cake.
Following the wedding ceremony
the bride and bridegroom left on a
short trip and for going away
Mrs. Jones wore a marmink coat
over her wedding costume Hei
corsage was Of orchids Both Ar
and Mrs. Jones are graduates o'
Tacoma high schools and Their
new home Wi be established IN the
Lausn apartments after Feb. /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Independent Bible Church
0roups 70 Meet

Women of the Independent Bible
Church will meet "Wednesday for
their regular meeting beginning
with a morning welfare group aes-
sion at 1880 In the womens hall,
Mrs. r l.. Kendall ls chairman.
Mrs. y. A. Helneman. president,
viii Have charge Of the II o'clock
business meeting following the
welfare meeting. Each unit il re-
quested 10 have a representative
present at the meeting.
Luncheon at IL 80 win be served
by the members OF units and 10
with Mr.. NJ l.. Larsen and Mrs.
c. NJ 10th in charge. Or Roy r.
Brumbaugh viii speak during the
afternoon, The program at $50
win feature violin selections by
Keith Dupenthaler. accompanied
by John Collins. Mrs. X. n. Paul
IL chairman and will also present
Mrs. Edna l.. Noyak. who will
give the Bible lesson. and Mas
Elizabeth Love who win rpeak on
the life story Of Mary Clcsor OF
Calahar. Africa.
Unit OF the church will meet
AZ 2 O'Clock Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. Max Eide, 3i5 No. @ 81.
Mrs ". r. Binham IL president.
In charge OF the program will be
Mrs. X. ~. Janeok and Mrs. =. n,
Fox.
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Mrs. Sheets Hostess 10 Club

Mrs. 3. p. Sheets. 452l SO. NJ
st. opened her home to members
Of the Mix-Up club recently. She
was assisted by Miss Sophie Fors-
lund. After an evening Of games
a late supper was served. Miss
Eva Bottineau will be hostess for
the next meeting Of the club.
Present at the last meeting were
Misses Thelma Greenfield. Mabel
Hobart, Sophia Forslund, Frances
Blanc. Helen Beimborn, CenieVe
Fay. Eva Bottneau and Clara
Loendnrf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Boyd.Coneer kupiiaIs
Set for Monday Evening

Mis- Betty june Boyd. daughter
Of Mr. A. L. Boyd OF South q ut.
Will wed Mr. Leslie o. conger, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. Conger Of
s27 No. Cakes st. Monday evening
at $40 o'clock. The wedding date
Will mark the 18th anniversary
of the bridegroom's parents. Miss
Boyd and Mr.. conger choosing the
exact time OF Mr.. and Mrs. Con.
gers wedding for their own.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
DR.. Williston To Speak
At Women's Club Friday
Group Plans First Departmental Program and Tea OF New
Year Dean Tusn 70 Tell Of Recent
European Trip

Speaking THE Possible Modification Of the Neutrality
in the Current Congressional Session.. Dr. Frank q.
Wiston OF the College of Puget Sound viii be the guest
speaker for tho Womank club Friday nj o'clock The
of the year.
The speaker win be presented by Mrs, II r. Thomas,
chairman of the legislative COMMITTEES who will ano present
Dean Tue who will give highghts Of his European
trip The Scandinavian countries France Germany southern
Europe and England the countries visited by Mr.
Tucll on his trip
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

g. Lukes Memorial ehnfch will
hold ia annual parish HsetiHs
Tuesday beginning with family
dinner at o 20 o'clock The din
mar Nili h. served by tho Young
rseplss FriioUship and enter
tslnmsnt stii be- presented later
IN The upper hall by tbs children
u the church.
Yearly itep1rts ~ safioas or
gsHixstigns aiil b. presented aad
tao ssssryfpsa and delegates To
the diocesan convention Ia ~ hssd
Jan u sna - 10 Trinity church
Ia seattle, Nili be elected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
MARRIAGELIcENsES

Marriage licenses hsvw be<n
lsasssd BY County Apilfor d c1lf.
ford Davis 10 aoslaH % rsrtetts
and stslls q. Lexicon. botb - Ia
eemas Carl l.. Iifsdlson IL HFem*
eftea and ciasses Ovixon NJ Fort
Orchard: Russell Collins ofH Seattle
ard Marisa Metrsady ~ nsnssa.
Donald W. Moys and Msry Line
han. bath ~ aeatEix Harold L4fs
and Ida raai. both Of Tacoma.
Eugene ksnsis and Nancy GFIxnx.
bath NJ sssifIss James tiAaklsnsi
and Bertha HseHe. nain ~ AflsttA-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Miss Bonnie Bird, Cornish
Dancers Will Be Presented
'aeoms Drama League VIII Sponsor Performance Of
Talented Exponent OF Martha Graham Technique
And Troupe From Fine Arts Institution

~ Inc Tacoma Drama league will present as guest artist
Weaesoay evening at sl5 O'Clock Miss Bonnie Bird and the
cornish School dancers in performance the auditorium of
the College of Puget Sound y
Followers of the dance will find particular interest in the
program since the dancing troupe will give demonstration
Oh various dance forms from precasc TO modern The first
ha VIII include compositions that have been evolved in the
study OF preeasSlc dance forms and showing of modern
dance technique as developed by Martha Graham
The second part of the program will be presentation If
dances which have been the result experiment in the field
OF modern music - ~ ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Ladies Group Of Lakewood
Church 70 Be Started

For the purpose Of organizing
a ladies organization IN the church
women Of the Little Church on the
Prairie in Lakewood community
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. =. 81.
Cronyn. While women Of the COM
munity have been active In the
organization Of the new church
there has previously been no actual
organization for them supplement-
al TO regular church gorx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
SEA SCOUT OFFICERS
IN SESSION MONDAY

Shippers and mates pf Tsenma
lea aeout sfslps will meet Monday
evening ln eiuhfoum > Ut ttsset
Winthrop Cammndass ttssnld N.
Mann viii preslsis.
This session At aieloeh Siii
fallaw a 4 eiftock dinnsf nfsetfnx
NJ thu eommetisrr ~itn members
~ the eosin.li Sea Scout easn<
mltses. In tina Coffee ahop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Seminary 10 Present
Msrjorie Metcslf Ssyen

Mrs. J. " Hiatt In Chairman OF
the COMMITTEES IN charge ~ the
presentation Of .arlorie Msteslf
asyers in This Boy David" by Sir
James NJ. Barrie In the Great Hall
of Annie Wright seminary Friday
afternoon 81 z.30 Among parties
motoring from Seattle TOT the per
Torrance are those being arranged
by Mrs. Sofvai ~ Lasimsr, Mrs.
Il. Arthur Huston and Mrs. Arthur
Iatlmer,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Alpha Iota
To Install
Formal Dinner VIII preeede
Ceremony in Army and
Navy Room AZ Hotel

Tuesday evening the Alum
ma Chapter Of Alpha lota
sorority viii install tho new
officers for the coming year.
The installation win he pre-
coded by a formal dinner in
the Army and Navy room Of
the Hotel Winthrop. Mrs.
Hazel Payson. acting AS toast
mistress. viii introduce Miss
Anne Moser. Who will play
aecordian solos during the
program.
New officers 10 h. installed are
President. Mira Russell kassels
man. vice president Miss Mabel
Hardtke; recording secrrtary.
Geneweve nsgel. corresponding
secretary. Ceorgins Rurcar. social
secretary. Loretta whipple, treas.
urer. Anna srotE. historian. Mar
gsret Gallagher, pafiismentsrian.
Ethel nonnaker; chaplain, Irene
Smith, and marshal. nasei psysan.
Members; Misses Georglna Rar-
car. Jennie Hewitt. Margaret Gall
lagher. Edith Moore. GeneVleve
faRel, May Meyers. Anna Gfetg.
Grace Byrd. Mabel Hardtke, Grace
Ross. Ethel Honnskcr. Eleanor
karbo, Teresa nannon. Doris Cool.
idge. Anne fursley, Anne Moaer.
Gene kelton. Maxine kshlc,
Frances Kerr Mesdames Russell
kasselman. Carol Peterson, Hazel
rayson. LoRcts whlpple. Agnes
Cartwright. Ethelyn Owen. Y. n.
Patterson. Irene Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
tDr. TomIinson 10 Speak

The General Aid society of st.
Paul's NJ. E. church will meet
Wednesday for a business session
in the Little chapel at IL o'clock.
Members of circle 3 will serve
luncheon at 1890. DR.. Warren G.
Tomlinson Of the College of Puget
Sound will talk on "Nazism in
Germany, in Europe. and in the
World Today"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Vows Exchanged By Couple
In Candle Light Service
Miss Mae Wallace Becomes Bride Of Mr. Kenneth Raymond
Jones Sunday Afternoon at Home Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Boyd; viii Make Home in Tacoma

Tall tapers burning during the wedding ceremony
Sunday afternoon in which Miss Mae Elizabeth Wallace,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs e. H. Wallace of Tacoma became
the bride of Mr. Kenneth Raymond Jones' of Mr. and Mrs
L. J. Jones' The wedding exchanged at o'clock
the afternoon the home of uncle and aunt of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs j. P Boyd, 1910 No Highland
The Rev. Weldon NJ. Wilson read the service before
background of white chysanhemums set in palms and fern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

Altruistic club of Washington
Temple. Pythian sisters will meet
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
George pyette. i0li No. l. ut.
Mrs. Robert Harrison assisting
Spanaway PIT. A. meets We'd
nesday at O'Clock In the school
auditorium Mrs. Harvey Brad
shaw presiding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Hospital Alumnss 70
Meet Monday

Or. Don Willard VII speak on
'Hormones" at the meeting u the
81. Joseph's hospital aiumnae Mon
day evening at O'Clock IN the
Nurses home. Refreshments will
be served a. the close ~ the meet
ing by Misses Helen O'Brien, Flor
ence Olson, Wilma Harlow,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
tuesday Gard Party

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Eagles will hold a card party in the
Eagles hall Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. X. Dickinson is chairman. In
the evening 4 second party will be
held with Mrs. c. Gsno In charge.
The auxiliary sewing club meets
Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Ernest oHalloran, 3120 SO. 9th st.
for an exchange of gifts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Plan January Session

Ep~otih Methods, General Aid
society viii have rs January meet
lng Wednesday At i't5 o'clock IN
the LADIES' pariors of tbs church.
Following the deyOtions. plans Tor
the work OF the second half ~ the
church year will be discussed ard
committees appointed
Members 81 Margaret Lssourd
circle giii be hOstessss Tor the 40
ciai hour which wiil eonelisds the
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Return From Soiourn in
So,Ithern California

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Woodruff
have returned to Tacoma after
spending three weeks In Southern
California. They spent a week al
La JolIa and attended the trsdi-
tional Pasadena Tournament Of
Roses and the Rose Bowl game on
New Years Day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Club Plans Birthday Party

K Street Townsend club No. l
will entertain at a birthday party
Monday night at s o'clock in Nor
mama hall in celebration of DR..
Francis Townsend's birthday.
Mayor John Siegle will be the
speaker of the evening. Refresh
nents, dancing and cards will fol-
lou
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Collins PIT. A. Males Plans

Collins pr A. will snssftain at
= oeloes Tuesday evening IN tns
Collins aehfpi gymnasium MIS-
Edgar gaadsffilts. w n. A piano
sraet9F. uill present sessfal a
pupils during the evening a
asss nesting and soeial bsssF
Niii foiioN A cordial lnziialiou
"a attend u szssn1sd By ihe sfeap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
First Meeting ei
Year Tor Auxiliary

tafththien Auxiliary q X =.
wiil hold ~ FIRST meeting 81 IN
year ~ The hums ut h1sA tterry
Ssisnn 5<t4 No. t9th a.. Tuesday
~ : Ia - lstnehsnu. Mfs VI L.
Robertson wtli xartss Inc ho~teea
Reports for TIA past year viii ~
given and officers fev the romis2
year will he installed tffleers sse
Mrs. Robertson. pve>e<i~ut Mta
naffpfd Fioyds viss pssnkisnlI Mrs..
Miohssi ak@nsss, ssefstsry. An1
Mrs Eva scott. ssssasvss.
L,s,a rNsips Test a. n q. y.
meets lH The aFnofy Thursday fos
pst luck luncheon a mon. Mrs.
y, ThumAs viii preside nustnsss
meeting ~ I'm p ~. officers wtll
be- present for inlslsttaa NJ ennslt.
dates.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Capital D. A. Y. 10 Hold
Three Day Reunion

National Capital Chapter, Dis
abled American Veterans of the
World War, will hold its three-day
annual reunion, under direction of
Comdr. Lou McCray, on July 2, 3
and 4.
The program begins at 2 pm. on
July with patriotic services in the
Great Choir at Washington Cathe-
dral.
World War veterans at Mount Alto
Hospital will be visited on July 3
with entertainment provided by the
Womens Auxiliary. On July 4
there will be picnic in Grove "a,
Rock Greek Park, entrance at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets NV.
Robert Slater, chairman, announces
a softball game between National
Capital Chapter and the Last Man
Club. Gen. Amos Fries will UNI
pire. There also will be other games.
Formal presentation of metal life
membership cards will be made to
members of the Last Man Club. The
club march, Garry On" will be
sung for the first time.
If Congress is in session Senator
Guy M. Gillette and representatives
Stephen Bolles. Oscar Youngdahl
and Rudolph Tenerowicz plan to
attend.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Forty and Eight

Grand Voiture, No. 174, met
Wednesday night and celebrated
past grand chefs night. Past Grand
Chef John E. McCabe presided and
other past chefs were the princi-
pal speakers. Acting with the Le-
gion Department, Grand Voiture
174 will observe a 30-day period of
mourning in memory Of Voyageur
James T. Brady, the late Legion
Department commander. There will
be no social activities during this
period.
At the July meeting nominations
will be made for the officers for
1910. The grand promenade will be
held the week following the Legion
Department convention in August.
The exact date and place will be
announced later. The ritual team,
under the direction of Grand Chef
de Train Bill Hargrave, has COM
pleted its schedule. The team, how
ever, is still at the disposal of Le-
gion commanders for the induction
Of new members in their posts. A
member of Grand Voiture l74, Will
liam Slattery, has been elevated to
the post Of department commander
to MI out the tsrm Of voyaSeur
Brady,
Evening star., 1939-06-25
American War Mothers

The State president Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia has been invited
to attend the annual encampment
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Post No. 28
Of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars, at
the Stewart Junior High School on
June 20 ct 8 pm, when q special
program will be given.
The State, District Of Columbia
and Bicentennial Chapters will par
ticipate in the massing Of the colors
at the Monument Grounds on July 4.
A dinner was given at the Raleigh
Hotel on Friday ut the last meeting
Of the Bicentennial Chapter for the
season. The president, Mrs. Martha
=. Moore, presided.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
RoyoI Arconum

Municipal Council met June IA,
Past Regent E. F. Minoux presiding.
Supreme Representative H. A. Kulze,
Grand Regent Herman Wealthall
and Grand Guide H. w. Mills were
guest speakers. The council meets
June 28 with all other District coun-
cils at 1015 L street NV, to see the
Booster Club degree team initiate
q class Of candidates in honor Of
the grand regent.
Oriental Council met last Wednes-
day, Regent w. F. Ryan presiding.
Ten applications were presented for
the class of June %.
The Boosters Club will conduct
the Royal Arcanum Day celebration
June 20 at 10l5 L street NV. A pro-
gram 'commemorating the ed ami
versary of the Royal Arcanum will
be presented. Members are asked
to bring their friends. Refreshments
will be served. Plans for q bowling
league and building committee for
the erection of q club house in the
District win be undertaken.
A fishing party to the bay is be-
ing planned by Oriental Council. De-
tails Of this trip win be announced
shortly.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Guard State Staff Officers
To Be Assigned to Division
Detailing Necessary to Give
Group Duties in the Field

Some redistribution Of officers Of
the State stan of the District Ma
tional Guard will be necessary to
give them proper functions during
the approaching maneuvers, which
will be held in Northern Virginia,
1t was said at brigade headquar-
ters. As the State stan is purely q
local administrative organization
and has no place in the military
organization In the field, 1t was
indicated that these officers, in or
der to give them training during
the war games period, will be dis
tributed to the various specialist
sections of the stan Of the 10Th
National Guard Division, Of which
the local troops are a part.
The members attached to press
relations will be assigned to ca of
the division stan; officers and men
of the quartermaster group will be
sent to the 104th Quartermaster
Regiment for temporary duty, which
will be the divisional unit to oper-
ate the rail head and which is to
assure the daily distribution Of food
to the divisional forces in the field.
The officers and men of the ord
nance unit of the State staff will
be sent to the divisional ordnance
company.
Other preparations for the war
games included the distribution to
the units involved of military maps,
which will be used by the officers
in formulating their plans for the
games, and which will be actually
used by them in carrying them out.
The unit heads have been warned
that the supply Of these war"
maps is limited and they must be
preserved carefully until at least the
end Of the encampment.
Col. Walter w. Burns, command
ing the 260th Regiment of Coast Ar
tillery, announced trip to Saginaw,
Mich, some time next month, to
bring to Washington several new
11a-ton trucks. which will be added
to the motor equipment of the local
regiment, which Is a mobile anti
aircraft outfit. Volunteers from the
regiment will be taken on the trip,
and those desiring to go have been
instructed to make applications.
The commanding officers Of the
12lst Regiment of Engineers and the
lst Battalion, 104th Quartermaster
Regiment, have been instructed by
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, command
ing the local militia, to each desig-
nate one company to participate in
the parade of the District of Colum-
bia Department. Veterans of For
eign Wars. at 7:30 pm, June %,
from Fifteenth and H streets NE.
Capt. T. L. Sherburne. jr. District
tennis representative of the Army
Tennis Association. has invited Off
GERS of the 260th Coast Artillery who
play tennis to enter the annual
tennis tournament of that associa-
ton, to be held at the Army Navy
Country Club from June Is to July 3.
The entrance fee is 81. Capt
Sherburne has requested that those
officers who wish to participate
transmit their fee direct to him at
Fort Humphreys, D. c.
Pvt First Glass; Steve L. Comings
and Pvt. William NJ Calnan, both
Of Battery H, 260th Coast Artillery,