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generally The German war plans are an amazing
gamble efficiency longer predict off,
hand that the gamble must fail
material in which Germany most deficient But the
nothing for ordinary economic considerations
has managed step domestic production OF motor fuels at
astounding The estimates for this output are:
oil few German wells 100000 TONS gasoline
cracking brown COAL 700 900 tons benzo
distilled in
engines, 100000
production the potato alcohol But the total increase
last
that of the gasoline from brown coal having by
Meanwhile there reports not confirmed of the dcov-
wells
wells would, supplies
In production much being achieved. The current
domestic output 100000 make which the
mills require 100000 scrap
cay mined iron 100000 tons Of Swedish and 100000
imported from other The supplies of
running low and while the German plans founded the
assumption Swedish supplies will continue available the
will impossible plants
Germany
the ocaed brasr acid
previously thought
ample mines capable of producing of this type
with respect and fats which Germany cannot
produce the the all
Each Of production being speeded Every speedup
rubber which
world gasoline
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would be cheaper Germany to rely on poeo ore @
Reich apowrul state dedicated only TO war unoef e
willing for steel from domenc ores
however costly that have recently
Of baroqe ronwork oene
melted scrap state common value OF
the vast preparation Tor destructon
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CrHCKeu TOM DrOWn coal IS l1IOIV
expensive than gasoline refined
from imported crude. And so 1t
goes.
Some of the new types of
production have yet to be tested,
moreover. The new steel plants
are not in operation. and some
experts predict that they will fail.
But in this prediction, as in so
many others about Germany,
there appears to be the old con-
many to rely on imported ore. but
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Marriage Service
Performed at Home

In a home setting, March "a.
Miss Marjorie Maine Payne be-
came the bride of Mr.. Robert Law
renee Almont of Palmer. Rev.
w. A. Moore read the ceremony in
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Payne. in Sum-
ner The bridegroom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Almont of
Puyallup.
For the wedding the bride chose
her graduation gown of silk pink
lace made princess style and she
carried a bouquet of pink roses
with sweet peas. Her attendant.
Miss Marjorie Seten wore pale
green net and her bouquet was a
shower of sweet peas. Mr.. John
Payne brother of the bridegroom
was best man at the ceremony.
A wedding reception followed
the ceremony in the home of the
brides parents. Receiving with the
hosts were grandmothers of the
bride. Mrs. Hannah Payne. of Ia
coma and Mrs. Len Hutehins of
Algona
The new home will be made in
Palmer.
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One of Tacomas most talented
artists, she appeared last year with
Hanya Holm's concert group in
Trend. production considered
by John Martin, dance critic of the
New York Times as the best dance
production of the year. She also
appeared as solo dancer at Carne-
gle Hall in Benjamin Zemachi's
production of Benjamin the Third"
and has worked in professional
classes under Martha Graham and
Louis Horst. With the Holm group
she danced at the Center Theater
and the Hippodrome in joint pro-
grams with other artists.
Her program will include new
dances composed with Louis Horst
while in New York and old dances
which have proved popular on for
mer programs. Edith Anderson
will accompany Miss Egley Will
lam A. Barnes has charge of light
ing effects.
Mrs. John Chapman. chairman.
has arranged for the following
hostesses for the evening: Misses
Edna and Lois Frantz. Mrs. Percy
Mccormick and Mrs. Warren Tom
linson.
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Entertain at Informal
Evening Party

one of the most charming OF
sprlng parties to be given by
Tacoma hosts and hostesses this
week was formal evening party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Mac
Donald in their home at Day Is
land last Saturday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray w. Jackson were
co-hosts for the evening.
Bridge was played during the
evening and favors were taken by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Taylor. A late
buffet supper was served from a
table centered by a beautiful
bouquet of pale pink stock, yellow
tulips and Dutch iris. ColorfuI
bouquets of pink roses and Gala
lilies were used throughout the
rooms and favors were small nose
gays of pink and sweet peas.
Guests for the evening were
Mesdames and Messrs. Leslie Tut
tie, W. A. Taylor, Leslie Sulgrove.
Herb Schrieber, Ken Pancho Of
Sumner o. V. Snyder, and DR..
and Mrs. Edwin Clark.
Mrs. Macdonald and Mrs. jack
son We're jointhostesses Wednes-
dav afternoon at a spring lunch
con given in the home of Mrs. Mac
Donald. Luncheon was served at l
O'Clock. Attractive bouquets of
pink tulips, Gala lilies and red
roses We're used throughout the
rooms. Placecards were tiny nose
gays of sweet peas. Bridge was
played during the afternoon and
prizes wrapped in gay spring
paper and ribbons tied with pink
and white hyacinths were awarded
Mrs. G Edward Hanson and
Mrs. Joe Mcconnell.
Guests include d Mesdanes
Frank kepner. Joe Mcconnell.
Jesse Brown, Louis Brown. Ben
Grimes. o. Y. Snyder. Darwin
Meyers, Frank Field. Matt OPP
genorth. G. Edward Hanson and
Thomas Mathie.
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P Ian Early
Easter Rites
Sunrise Service for All De.
nominations in the First
Methodist Church

At $50 a. m. on Easter SUM-
day morning members of many
Tacoma churches will unite in
= sunrise service which is be-
ing held in the First Metho-
dist church, 5th and South X
streets.
The beauty of an appropri-
ately decorated auditorium
will add to this early service
which is being sponsored by
the Tacoma Council of
Churches.
Churches of all denominations
are uniting in this service in CO.
operation with the Christian Youth
Council Of Tacoma, an interde-
nomtnational organization. Special
music has been planned and the
entire worship service by Miss Irma
Jueling and 4 committee Of young
people Of the Tacoma Youth Coun-
Gil. DR.. Harold Lang, pastor Of
Emmanuel Presbyterian church.
viii bring the message on this
occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
University Place
Students Take Trip

The eighth grade class of the
University Place school took an
all-day trip on Monday by school
bus to Lake Cushman and Bremen
ton They spent the morning in
seeing the two Cushman dams and
hydro-electric plants. with X. c.
Mcfarland of Tacoma as their
guide. The party stopped at the
Twanoh state park on Hood canal
for a picnic and then proceeded to
Bremerton. They drove through
the navy yard and then went
aboard the battleship Nevada,
which is in drydock for repairs;
they saw the airplane carrier, the
Saratoga. The group returned to
Tacoma via the Point Fosdick
ferry. Those who made the trip
are Betty Neff. Wanda Barnhart.
Lillian Hepburn. Melva Baker.
Dagnie Broback. Tommy Williams,
James Day, Don Smith, David
Merry, Bob Craft. Arthur Wick
strom. Vic Christensen, Lucille
Cyr. Jane Berry and a friend,
anna Mcqueen, Mdf1dn w del ,
Maxine Miller, Emma Nelson, Ron
aid Stout. Charles Fain, Bob Nor
gan. Ramon Payne. John Toilet
son. Jack Boedecker, Virginia
Nigh and Constance Brady. The
trip was planned by George R.
Curtis, principal of the school.
Other adults in the part. We're
Mrs. George r. Curtis. the Misses
Louise Jackson. Lois Morton. Ida
Milton. Benedicta and Anne Le-
land. and Melvin Hademan and
Frank stephens.
The University Place Improve
ment club will hold its regular
meeting at s o'clock Wednesday
evening. according to announce
ment by J, d. Elliott. president of
the club A film. Wheels Across
Africa viii be shown This film
has received a great deal of accla-
nation and is well worth seeing.
For the benefit of those who did
not see the film taken of the draft
horse race, the program commit
tee will show il again. There will
be refreshments served.
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Club
Will Dine
Organization Plans Chinese
Dinner; VIII Meet for
Easter Breakfast

Weyerhaeuser hall of the
Y. W. c. A., will be converted
into a typical Chinese garden
Tuesday evening when men,
bers of the Y-Ed club meet for
Chinese dinner. Mrs. Erma-
ME Lamb is in charge of the
dinner which will precede a
short musical program and an
evening of Chinese auction.
Miss Pat Pagett will sing dur
ing the evening.
Articles, which members of the
club will bring, are to be auctioned
off in the Chinese manner. Miss
Virginia Baird is to be the auction
eer. All of the girls who have
Chinese costumes or robes will
wear them. Appropriate music will
be played during the dinner hour.
Regular classes will meet at the
conclusion of the program
Beginning April 10 and contin-
uing through April rs, the Y-Ed
club will conduct series of
"Mooching" parties. Small groups
of girls will call on unsuspecting
members of the club at various
times. 1t will be the hostess re-
sponsibility to entertain them and
furnish refreshments. On depart
ing, each girl will give the hostess
a small sum, which will be turned
over to the club.
Members of the Y-Ed club will
gather at the Y. w. c. A. for an
Easter breakfast at o'clock Sum
day morning. The breakfast is an
annual affair and is the inspira-
tional highlight of the club year.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Lock
Riehl who will give a number of
poems appropriate to the season.
Special music will be presented by
Miss Marian Anderson who will
sing In the Garden" and Miss
Elizabeth Anderberg, who will give
a flute solo. There will be a vocal
duet by Misses Carrie and Alice
Person. Miss Grace johnson will
accompany at the piano for all the
musical selections. The invocation
VIII be given by Miss Gladys Lar
son, club adviser.
Miss Leona Lindeman is chair
man for the Easter breakfast. Her
committee consists of Evelyn LAM
bert, Frances and jeanette Parla.
man, Iva Lindeman. Betty Win.
gard and Marie Baker.
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Luther Memorial Church
Plans Early Service

Members and friends of the
Dorcas Society of the First Lu-
theran church will be the guests
of the Mesdames c. f, Hamilton.
G. A. Grain and the Misses Edith
and Hazel Swanson at the home of
Mrs. Hamilton, 9le South Cedar
street Wednesday at S o'clock.
This is Guest Day" and each
member will bring a guest for
the evening. Mrs. Audrey Nc
Donnell will review a book, there
will be special musical numbers
and Mrs. Gordon Whipple is to
give group of readings.
Circles of the Tabitha Society
will meet next week as follows:
Circle 2. Tuesday afternoon. at 2
O'Clock. at the home of Mrs. J..
Jardeen. l715 South Ainsworth
avenue; Wednesday afternoon. at
1:30 p. m, Circle 3. at the home
of Mrs. A. Wittnebel. 1888 South
55th street and Circles 4 and 5 at
the home of Mrs. c. Anderson.
$3.50 South L street. Thursday.
at 1880 O'Clock. members of Cir
Gle 8 viii be guests at luncheon at
the home of Mrs. c. n. Carlson.
Pennsylvania avenue. and at 2
O'Clock, Thursday. Mrs. j. A. Dam
ielson will entertain members of
Circle 8. at her home 4405 No.
9Th street.
Friday. at $50 the Senior Lu-
Their League will be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fritz Dahlin and sons.
Ray and Clifford for dinner. Those
planning to attend are asked TO
call Miss Iva Lindeman. Pr. 3415-R.
by Wednesday evening. The Dab
Inns are entertaining at their home,
02d and Yickery Road.
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Book 7 ak To
Be Benefit
Mrs. CLARK Gould TO Speak
Under Grant PIT. A.
Sponsorship

Another of Mrs. Clark
Gould's popular book talks
will be given Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock under the
sponsorship of the Grant
PIT. A. and Preschool asso-
Citations. The affair will be a
benefit for the school library.
Several currently popula
books will be reviewed during
the afternoon.
Miss Virginia Wepfer. talented
pupil Of Bernard Aus, will play a
group of violin selections, accom-
panied by her brother. Fred Wep.
fer. A tea hour is planned to fol-
low the program.
Chairmen in charge of the ar
rangements include Mrs. r. v
Harrod and Mrs. L. L. Weimer
social: Mrs. H. H. Beach and Mrs,
G. G. Mellis. ways and means;
Mrs. o. w. Drahold and Mrs. r. II
Fisher. music. and Mrs. F. B. Har-
wood and Mrs. o. ]. Metzler, pub.
lcity,
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Complete Arrangements For
"Carnivar' Skating Party
Mrs. Richard Felix Named General Chairman tor Event
Planned for April IS at Lakewood Ice Arena
Mrs. Wallace Larson TO Assist

gala Carnival Night skating party is being arranged
bv the Ladies of the Young Mems Business club for the eve
ming of April Is The party will be given at the Lakewood
Ice arena and will be from 10 until II o'clock The
affair will benefit the Jessie Dysin Boys Ranch fund.
Mrs Richard Felix general chairman for the affair will
be assisted by Mrs. Wallace Larson chairman and her COM
ttee on arrangements composed of Mesdames Sam Cppen
Chris REYNOLDS John c. Borkund V D. Patterson and For
dvce Johnson Mrs. Gunner Leggern in charge of tickets
Mr. Fred kssngbury has arranged special floor show IN
the carnival spirit for II O'clock presenting both comic and
sfu numbers with appropriate music for the enjoyment
of the large number of spectators who will attend.
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Presbyterian Women's Club
To Meet Wednesday

The monthly meeting of the
Women's society of the First
Presbyterian church will open at
1890 o'clock Wednesday morning
with a song service led by Mrs.
Lucy Smith. A business session
will follow, presided over by the
newly elected president, Mrs. e. j.
Anderson. Yearly reports of So
ciety officers and circle presidents
will be given at this time.
The devotional service will have
Mrs. J. M. Hargis as leader, her
topic being Gods Covenant With
David" Luncheon will be served
in Stone hall by members of
Circles F and o.
The speaker of the afternoon
will be DR.. Zutrau. Jewish mission
airy from San Francisco. The
presentation Of the Year Book of
Prayer is in charge of Mrs.
Frederick Beebe. Mrs. William A.
Monroe will be guest soloist, ac-
companied by Mrs. Charles Mason.
A fitting conclusion TO the first
meeting of the church year will be
an installation service conducted
by the pastor, DR. j. Renwick Nc
Cullough. for the newly elected So
eiety officers and circle presidents.
New officers are Mrs. f. J. An
derson. president; Mrs. ]. Il. Nc
Cullough. honorary vice president:
Mrs. Palmer Kennedy. first vice
president, Mis-. Carl +. Heaton.
second vice president and church
hostess: Mrs. II. F. Gambell, third
vice president and chairman of
missionary education: Mrs. NJ. C.
Roper. fourth vice president and
welfare chairman; Mrs. Roy l..
Dodd. stewardship chairman; Mrs.
L. o. Tucker. secretary of litera-
ture. Mrs. II. ]. Swame. recording
secretary: Mrs. Roy Reynolds,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
William B. Gregg. publicity chair
man: Mrs. Otto Roeder. music
chairman. and Mrs. Lucy Smith.
song leader.
Circle H will meet in Yoder
parlor for ] O'Clock luncheon
Tuesday. with Mrs. Robert Graham
leading the Bible study.
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Announce Birth of
Daughter Sunday

Mr., and Mrs W. II. Joy. T22
So. 5fth St, announce the birth
OF daughter. Judith Sue. in Ia
coma General hospital Sunday,
April ?. The little girl is being
welcomed by brother Jimmy.
and sister. Freda Sharon. Grand
parents are Mrs. Freda Connolly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Joy of Ia
coma and great grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Conklin of Tres
Piedras, New Mexico.
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Tri-Union Election Scheduled

Asbury Tri-Union will meet
Thursday at 1913 a. m. for
business meeting and election of
officers. A 1918 luncheon will be
served by Mrs. Glenn Reeves. Mrs.
Newton Wade. Mrs. Frank Wick
ems. Mrs. NJ. O. Hsvre. Mrs. H. F.
Sexton and Mrs. o. Bach The
afternoon program. under the
leadership of Mrs. Floyd Cron-
ander. will include the study book.
The City and Its Problems" by
Mrs. Paul Huntsmen. Moving
Millions" by Mrs. Cecil Lowe.
Mrs. Louis McCabe, a Negroes.
Will sing spirituals and tell Of
work done among the Negroes.
She will tell how she secured an
education and give interesting
highlights of her own life.
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Banquet for Hard of Hearing

The Tacoma Society for the
Hard of Hearing entertained re-
Gently at a dinner held at the
Tacoma hotel, for Mr.. Frederick
NJ buckles Of Berkeley. Calf.
field secretary for the American
Society for the Hard of Hearing,
Washington. D. c.
Mr. buckles visit to Tacoma
for two days was in the interest
Of all hard of hearing children
and adults of Tacoma and Pierce
county
Those attending the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs Raymond L. Meser-
vey. Mr. and Mrs Thomas ].
Noonan. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A.
Wolff. Mrs. Margaret II. Clarke,
Mrs Pearl Bailey. Mrs Gladys
johnson and Mr.. Earl II. Perry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Celebrates 60fh Birthday
Al Dinner Party

Mrs. G. r. Peterson celebrated
her s0th birthday Thursday at a
birthday dinner in her home, 1887
Ea. Z st. A group of relatives
and friends who gathered for the
occasion included Mesdames Knut
Haugen, Carl johnson, Alice Har-
bin, J. Morris. L. Wick, McCallum.
Collar, Anderson, II. Lands, Reap,
Anna Fosse. Claude Hardin, Misses
Isabel McCallum, Gertrude Brek-
ken. In the evening she enter
tanned Miss Doris Mae johnson,
Opal and Cecil Hardin, Mr.. John
Peterson, Mr.. Claude Hardin and
Mr.. G. r. Peterson.
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Patrons and patronesses will be
members of the boards of the three
organizations interested in the
Bows Ranch-the YM.B.C., Ladies
of Y.MB.C., and the Jessie Dyslin
BOYS Ranch These are headed by
Mrs. A. D. Fay. president of Ladies
of Y.M.B.C.. DR.. H. V. Hoover,
president Y.M.BC., and J. p. Lesh-
er, president of the ranch board.
Patrons and patronesses will be
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Fay, DR.. and
Mrs. H. V. Hoover, Messrs. and
Mesdames Richard Felix, Wallace
Larson, J. c. Bjorklund, V. D. Pat
terson, Gunner Leggerini, Alexan-
der Melovidoff, c. A. Lynn, w. L.
Queft, c. Nathan Lynn, J. Marvin
Lynn, Lon Allen, c. Amos Booth,
Howard Walker, M. J. MeCaslin,
Harry A. House, Herbert Benson,
w. Ray Hunter, Otto L. Johnson,
Harold c. Keller, Thor Tollefson.
Leslie w. futile, George F. Childs,
Gilbert Waite, Gilbert Richards,
Jack Brouillard, Frank Gillian.
Matt Herreld, Arthur A. Cook,
Milton J. Evans. George Neumeyer.
George Abelsett, Oscar Williams
and Al Oswald, and Messrs Herbert
Syford, H. J. Macpherson, Jack
Williams, and Jerry Geehan; Drs.
and Mesdames A. G. Mace. w. A.
Neithammer, Fred H Francis.
Charles Green, A. E. Nordi and
E. D. Warren.
Tickets will be on sale at the
4.M.B.C. office, 70 Commerce,
and at the April IA meetings of
the Y.M.B.C. in the Crystal ball
room of Hotel Winthrop and of
the Ladies of Y.M.B.C. in the Junior
ballroom. Reservations may be
made by phoning Mrs. Gunner
Leggerini, PR 1885.
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Arranees For
wo Services
Fist Congregational Church
Plans Two Programs for
Easter Morning

To accommodate all who
wish to attend Easter services
Sunday at the First Congre-
gational church, Division ave.
and J st., DR.. Holland F. Burr,
pastor, announces two COM
plete church services will be
held, one at $50 o'clock, the
other at IL o'clock. The same
music and sermon will be
heard at each hour.
The musical program, which has
been arranged especially for the
OCCASION BY the choirmaster. ].
W. Bixel, will Be presented BY the
chorus choir of 50 voices, with
Mrs. w. c. McHaney at the organ.
Ai9hiights Of the program will in
organ prelude
Easter Dawn" ........H odson
ooaona" ...,W nche
f!coesslonal hymn. the Day Of
Resurrection"
baptism Of Children
.............- Kopolyoff
Quartet and Choir s'n''''ns
NM. e r. Weeks. Mira. s. Fan
Davies. Milan Mikich and DR.. M.
l.. 8trkwood. first service
Ms. G. T. Battin, Mrs. w. r.
Iaylor. Dr. W. r. Taylor and Z.
". Timer, second service
PASTORAL prayer
Anthem. The Resurrection" Shelley
Mrs.. :. r. Weeks and Choir
Solo; Were You There" Nesro
rs: 9. I s.stin. ii i.l1; .er MSnne'
.Alleiuial" nth Gentry Easter song
.......,. Arr. oConnor-Morris
Mrs. ". r. TAYLOR
esrmon. I'VE Enter Life"
Anthem. Don't You Weep No
More, Mary" tspirituaD Arr. Dett
&ostlude. Postal Postlude IN c..
All the church school above mSekv sse
oesanners Win attend the first
baptized 1t both services. The church
WIN be open through the afternoon
% that visitors may come and enjoy
the beautiful floral decorations
Members OF the choir are: So
pranos. Mesdames Charles I. Battin.
=. r. weeks. r. c. Carmody. Margaret
Petersen. Lester Madsoe. Misses Bar
bara Raymond. Evelyn Coulter. Row.
ena 0All, Jane Lundberg. Patricia
Brady; altos. Mechanics W. r. Tay-
lcr. 9. Evan Davies. T. H. Duerfeldt.
r. Madison. Robert Jackson.
Misses Treva sprague. Ruth Helen
Evans. Carolyn Billiard, Peggy Peter
een: tenors. On. w. r. Taylor. Messrs
Milan Mikich, Owen Mckinney. Paul
RAYMOND. Jim Hansen: basses, Dr.
-. ". Rirkwood, Messrs. 3, W. TIL
nef. 3. Evan Davies, T. A. Lind.
Ralph Townc. Evan Hopkins, Robert
Jackson. David Davies
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vsry Rev. MuIliean TO
ooevor Sermons

The Very Rev. Thomas C. Null
hgan. s. s., president of st, Ed
wards seminary, Seattle. will de-
liver the sermons at all the masses
ct st. Patrick's church on Easter
Sunday. The hours are 6. Z. S.45.
10 and IL q. m. The o'clock
Aans - . solemn high mass; the
II O'Clock Is high mass and will
- followed by benediction.
Tor the Z and IL o'clock masses
IL choir win sing the following
program:
Ma In Hon. Nominis Mariae.
Proier-sung By Vincent Pakusich
1zooenatonal: % Fllii ct Filise"...
o1isrtor1: -concordi LaetitiaS
XIV Century
0unEtet-
1Grs. 1agan, Mrs. A. Pakusich.
ytnoe0t Rakusich. Harold Broomell
onmmunton Aotet: Regina Coeli''
Ds11ns communion: 20 Guam
0uevB 3t".........-... Pietro Yon
Nh y J. Daean, Mrs. Glen War.
V1ocent eAkusich. Harold Hroomell
ADoe.eonAl -victimae Paschali
MoutAni
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VIII Establish Home in
Port Au Prince Soon

Mrs. Wallace Evans and her son.
Wallace, jr.. of sol No. I ST, will
leave soon by motor for San
Francisco where they will board
the Mccormick ship, West wis
for Port Au Prince, Haiti. They
will join Mr.. Evans who for the
past two years has been stationed
in Venezuela. They expect to
make their home in the island
CITY for two wears.
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Dances TO Be Presented By
Miss Egley Next Saturday
Drama League TO Arrange Performance Of Leading Dancer
in Annie Wright Seminary; Mrs. John Chapman
Is Chairman Of Anticipated Event

The Tacoma Drama league will present Miss Uwarda
Egley program of solo dances Saturday evening April
15 at Annie Wright seminary for league members and their
guests
Miss Egey has been by Tacoma audiences in the
Little Theaer productions of DOLLS House and Animal
Kingdom and carried the leading role for the Lakewood
Players in Yes My Darling Daughter"
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Receive ConeratuIsfions
On Birth OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lind are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of their first child. a son.
April l at the Tacoma General
hospital. The little boy. who has
been named John Richard. is
being welcomed by his grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fan
gen and Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind,
al OF Tacoma