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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-04
FIRE MEETING ToNIGHA

Firemen will hold their regular
monthly meeting tonight at the Fire
Club.
Only special business on the cal
endar. it is said, will be the discus
sion of the seasons baseball plans
at F4remens Park.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-04
!ekes Names Banks
As Ross Successor

WASHINGTON May 4.--Secrc-
tary of Interior Harold L. Ickes
has named Frank Banks, Federal
Construction Engineer Of the
Grand Coulee Dam since 1888, as
acting Administrator Of the Bonne-
vile power project to succeed the
late j. D. Ross.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-04
WINGS OVER BURMA

RANGOON-In anticipation of a
regular air route between Rangoon,
Burma. and Chungking, China, the
Imperial Always plane ATLANTA, is
making survey flights over the pro-
posed route.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-04

Two tons of legume hay or one
ton Of hay and three tons Of en-
isilage will provide roughage for
one COW during winter season.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-04
Germany, Laivia
Reach Agreement

BERLIN, May At is officially
announced that the governments of
Germany and Latvia have reached
an agreement on a non-aggression
pact between the two countries.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-04
Is Transferred 10
Chi|koot Barracks

WASHINGTON, May A. = Lieut..
Col. Gregory Hoisington, in the In
fantry at Baltimore, has been trans
ferred to Chilkoot Barracks, AL
aSka
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DUCK BRANDED { IN SOUTH SHOT
 NEAR NUlAT0
Lake Merritt PintaiI Falls Prey 10 Native Hunter
 on Kaiyuh Flats

A pintail duck banded at Lake Merritt, Oakland, California. in No- vember, 1885. was shot ,on the Kaiyuh Flats near the mouth of American Creek three years later. Executive Officer Frank Dufresne of the Alaska Game Commission re- ceived a letter today from the Dis- tribution and Migration of Birds De- partment of the Division of Wldlife Research of the Bureau of Biological Survey giving the history of the banding.
 The banded bird was taken by a native, Theodore Agnes. last Sep tember. The band was turned over to Orval Jones of Nulato, who sent it to Wildlife Agent Sam White at Fairbanks, who sent it to Dufresne. who forwarded is to the Bureau at Washington.
 Some difficulty has been exper- fenced in getting Natives to turn in the bands from birds they shoot, as the Indians believe the metal tags are good luck pieces and carry them as charms, Dufresne said.
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"ST0lEN HEAVEN" OPENS TONIGHT AZ
 COLISEUM FEATURE

Olvrnpe Bradna and Gene Ray mond form love team that meets Hollywoods s most exacting specified tions in Paramounts new romantic drama, Stolen Heaven" which will have it's local premier tonight at the Coliseum Theatre.
 In Stolen Heaven Olympe and Raymond head the cast as pair of continental jewel-thieves who. after being chased from one country to another by vigilant police. tax e refuge in the country cottage of a famous musician. played by Lewis Stone, who understands their problems and helps them build a new love and new life in this for est hideaway. Although their past career tries to call them back, Olympe's changed character en- ables them both to stand up under the crucial test.
 A novel effect is achieved by play ing the action against a musical background made up of the most famous compositions of such old masters as Iiszt. Chopin. Moskow- ski. Greig and Strauss.
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NEW COMEDY
 OPENS TONIGHT
 A5CApIT0L BILL
Robert Young, Ruth Hus- sey Play Leads in Rich
 Man, Poor Girl

There's something funny some where when a girl won't marry a man because he has a million dol lars. The somewhere in this case is the Capitol Theatre and the some thing is the laugh riot, Rich Man, Poor Girl' which opens a two-day engagement tonight.
 Robert Young, Lew Ayres, Ruth Hussey, Guy Kibbee. Rita Johnson and Lana Turner are featured in the cast of this enjoyable screen-fare.
 Young offers his secretary, Miss Hussey, life of ease, with yachts and country estates and enjoyable evenings in swank cabarets. But sus- picious of his intentions she refuses his offer of marriage until he has met her family. When this rich young socialite clashes with Miss Husey's cousin, the wild champion of the middle classes, as played by Lew Ayres, and the rest of her low able, but comical family, the film begins to sizzle. In a whizzing climax in which Young threatens to give away all his money the family be- comes reconciled to marrying into a million dollars and Young gets his girl.
 The performance of Young, Ayres and Miss Hussey are exceptionally fine, with capable portrayals being turned in by the rest of the cast. The picture was deftly directed by Reinhold Schunzel.
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Above is a photo of he 20,000-tor Canadian Pacific liner Duchess of Richmond which will sail from Montreal July l and New York July on a Good Neighbor" cruise which sets new style in steamship travel.
 The cruise embraces two worlds fairs, at New York and San Fran cisco and reaches half way across the Pacific. From New York, the stately Duchess steams to Kingston, Jamaica; Cristobal and Balboa, in the Canal Zone, thence by the Pan- anna Canal to Los Angeles, then out across the Pacific to Hawaii
 From Hawaii the liner steams northeasterly in great circle to Sitka and Juneau, in Alaska. then back down the coast to Vancouver, Victoria, San Francisco, Los An geles and Acapulco, Mexico. The ship returns via the Panama Canal, calling at Vera Cruz and Havana on her way back to New York and Montreal. She will spend 29 hours in New York on her way out and IA hours on her return voyage. A full day will be spent at Los An geles July 2l and another day there on August Is. A day will be spent at Vancouver, August 8 and at Vic- toria August g., and the itinerary calls for two days at San Francisco, August 12 and IA and two days at Honolulu, July 27 to 29.
 The liner is scheduled to arrive in Juneau about August 5.
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EAGLE RIVER
 SCOUT CAMP
 OPEN MAY 31
Seoufmaster Outline Pro- gram for Coming Boy
 Scout Season

Scoutmasters of Gastineau Channel troops met last night at the home of Bob DuPree in Douglas to lay out a program for the coming year. Charles G. Burdick, District Chair man, presided.
 It was decided that the annual encampment at Eagle River will be held in the two weeks starting May 31. School closes May 26, giving Scouts most of a week to prepare for the camping trip Leaders dis cussed proposal to hold the en- campment in August just before school convenes, but finally decid- ed against the change.
 The reason for a spring encamp-
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trict. When Johnny was getting up in the world as bodyguard for Big Jim Colosimo in Chicago, he sent for Al.
 After Colosimo had been moved down with gangland lead in 1920, Little Johnny Torrio took his un- derworld crown and when he ab- dicated five years later, he passed it on to "Scarface AZ Capone.
 Torrio, 56, has reputedly made more than $1O.0O0000 out of his various operations. When he was arrested in nearby White Plains in 1886, his wife produced $104s0oO cash for his bail.
 When the trial was called there was only one of the former big name racketeers on the outside look ing on. That's Owen V. (Owney) Madden. But Owney has served his time and retired. At last report, he was living quietly in Hot Springs, Ark.
 All of Torrio's other big-time contemporaries are doing stretches in prison or have died from under world guns.
 Dion O'Bannion is head. His fu- neral was one of the flashiest Chi cago ever witnessed. It was at that funeral that Little Johnny Torrio enraged the underworld by going high hat"-he attended in a top hat and Inverness cape.
 A Long List
 Colosimo was shot down five days after he married beautiful Dale Winter, San Francisco actress. Jack Legs" Diamond, the 'clay pigeon of the underworld, is dead. Vim cent Mad Dog" Coll, the mick who struck terrior into the heart of Dutch Schultz, is dead. So is Schultz, his passing ending a long feud with Torrio. Bugs Moran is deal; so is Frankie Uale, the Brooklyn beer baron.
 Waxey Gordon, who once took time off from the liquor business to produce a big Broadway musical show, is in Federal prison. Charles Lucky Luciano, not so lucky after all is serving 30 to 50 years for compulsory prostitution. Capone is in the Federal correctional prison on Terminal Island, near Los An geleS.
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TURKEY KEEPS
 POLICE MOVING

ISTANBUL, Turkey, April es--All police officers here are now to be mobile and constantly interchange able,' according to an order by the governor general of the city.
 The order stipulates that police men will no longer be permanently attached to any police station and that fin order to avoid undue fa- miliarity between tradesmen or in- habitants and police officers their beats will not last more than three avs in any particular quarter"
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strong hint from the President that he would have something to say before signing the bill if it called for less than $150,000000.
 The leaders of the fight for the full appropriation read a letter on the floor of the Senate in which President Roosevelt said that any amount less than $150,000,0 ,000 would cause at least 100000 persons to be laid off.
 In overshadowing the Presidents request by vote of nearly two to enc, the Senate accepted his chal- lenge that if Congress saw fit to lower the WPA appropriation it would have to stand accountable to the people.
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E|eetion of Deputy
 Tonight, Rebekdhs

Tonight in the I. O. o. F. Hall, Mrs. Mary Ross, Noble Grand for the Rebekah Lodge, requests that all members be present for the meeting at 8 o'clock.
 Along with the regular routine business, election of the District Deputy Delegate to the Grand As- sembly, being held in the States next summer, will take place.
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Alaskan Complies Juneau Directory

V. B. Wakefield, whs has beep m In in g and prospecting in the Koyukuk district for the last fivp years, is in Juneau and is soantting data for business directory sf Juneau.
 Each fall and spring Mir. wake field has edited and published stin- liar publications in Fairbanks and Anchorage and wishes to take this opportunity to inform all the local business houses that he would Ike to list each and every merchant h this 1889 business guide.
 There will be free distribution of 1000 copies and advertising space may be reserved for very nouninal cost.
 Copy may be phoned or mailed direct to Mr. Wakefield Ut the of16- tineau Hotel
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those who were so kind to us during the re- cent loss of our beloved wife, daugh- ter and sister. Hansine. LYMAN ELLSWORTH
 MIR. AND MRS. FRED
 CAMPEN
 MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD
 CAMPEN
 MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE adv. WITTANEN.
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JUNEAU WOMAN IS SUED FOR
 LAWYER FEES
Seattle Attorneys Seek 10 Collect S1N0 from
 Bertha Renndn

Suit by two Seattle lawyers to collect attorney fees allegedly owed by Bertha Rennan of Juneau was filed in Distict Court here today.
 Mrs. Rennan won judgment at the recent term of court in a suit against the Juneau Realty Company.
 L. R.. Jennings, one of the attor- neys. claiming he was not paid for his services in the case, is suing for $1400 on behalf of himself and another.
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ment is that the experience consti- tutes something of reward for Scout efforts through the winter, while it is argued for the August period that it would build up en- thusiasm for the next winters Scouting.
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NOTICE

Special meeting of Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club in Council Cham bers. City Hall, April 13, at 8 pm. -isitors welcome. adv.
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LUTHERAN LADIES' AID
 Visitors Day, tomorrow. Lunch con at pm, at Church Parlors. All members please be present. adv.
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Whatever your business may be. by all means you should be listed.
 tAdv)
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Last Gang
 LeaderI
 Taking Rap
Notorious John Torrio Is Caught by UneIe Sam on
 Income Tax Evasion

(Continued from Page one)
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SENATE PASSES APPROPRIATION
 FOR WpA RELIEF
Only One Hundred Million Dollars Approved-FDR's
 Request Turned Down

(Continued from Page One)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

III tIdf kc vi MISS TsuliH hiltf
The Sigma Zeta Epsilon frater-
nifty In to be host on Friday eve
ming at an informal dance at the
Dash Point Community hall. The
affair will follow for its theme a
Waterfront Brawl" idea which
will be carried out In the decors-
tons. programs and costumes Of
the guests. Also on Friday eve
ming will be an informal dance
given by Delta Kappa Phi frster-
nifty.
In honor of the twelfth snniver-
sary OF the fraternity. men OF Del
Ia ri Omicron are entertaining
guests at a semi-formal dance on
Saturday evening at the Lakewood
Community Center. The motif for
this dance will be worlds fair
theme. Planning for sports
dance carrying out a novel rancho
rodeo idea on Saturday evening.
are members and pledges Of Lamb
da Sigma Chi sorority and their
guests who will be entertained At
the Waller Road c o m ty
house.
Showing the latest designs in
street clothes. afternoon and eve
ming wear. IS girls from the coli
lege will be models at the spring
style show which Is being spon-
sored by Womens Federation on
Wednesday afternoon In the Jones
Hall auditorium. Az an added fea-
ture will be . showing Of mems
spring styles modelled by eight coli
lege men. Plans for the show are
under the direction Of Miss Joan
Roberts. with Miss Bsulah Eskild-
sen assisting her. The show will
be- at $50.
Students who have bsen selected
IN model are the Misses Blanche
Haynes. Celeste Mellon. Frances
Hoss. Annabel Miller. Auriel Jack
son Margaret Varnss. Gwendolyn
Roach. Lorraine Simpson. Dorothy
Hughes. Eleanor Weaver. Dixie
Thompson. Margaret Houston.
Frances TAR. Ruth Raymond and
Deborah W.bh. and N. Hessrs.
Tom Ray Donald Rasmussen,
Hugh naoWhirter Richard Pur-
itch. Donald Pssron. William
Johnson. Duke Csmpb and
Charles Fishsl.
In the Kappa Sigma Theta sor-
GRITTY room from 30 till 30 sor-
orlty members will be hOStesses at
q tea honorlng their mothers and
pstronesses Making Arrangements
for this affair - Mrs Jan. Mar
chesini. who IL being assisted by
Miss Betty Edwards. in charge Of
decorations. Mis- Frances Cole. In
charge % Invitations. and Miss
Phyllis Anderson. Miss Betty
Jones. Miss Deborah Webb ard
Aiss hsrjoris Thompson. Deoors-
tons Will b. carried out in win
ter into spring thems. After the
tea. the mothers and pstronsssss
viii BE- quests Of IN. sorority at
the style show. Presiding a. the
tea table vii oe Mrs. Lyle Ford
Drushel ard Mrs. 2. 2 Houston
Who Ia president Of the Mothers
club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
At
Church Rites
Miss Vera Stewart Becomes
Bride OF Mr.. Ian Me-
Williams Mar. 10

Announcement is being
made today Of the marriage
March 10 of Miss Vera Stew
art to Mr.. Ian McWilliams.
The wedding was solemnized
in the First Congregational
church, the Rev. Holland Burr
reading the vows. Following
a trip to the San Francisco
Worlds fair, the new home
will be made in the Charles
bee apartments.
The brides only attendant was
Mss Wilma stewart while MI.
Hugh Stewart WAS best man for
Mr.. McWilliams
The bride 10 the daughter Of Mr..
Blanche Stewart OF 5205 SO. Pros
peet St. and the bridegroom 10 the
son Of Mr.. Alex McWillisms Of
45Il No. Mullen n. The bride IL
a graduate Of Lincoln high school
and member Of Harmony club.
Mr. RcWillisms attended Stadium
high school.
Women's Guild Of Grace Evan
eelicsl Lutheran church will meet
for 1890 luncheon Wednesday In
the church. 1902 60. Park ave.
Mrs. Betty Cronquist will be the
hostesa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Has Lead In
Cornish Play
Dsnes Play Concert Cast In
eludss Miss 10 Gsnei.
son OF TscomA

Miss 10 Garretson. daugh-
ter of Mrs. NJ. II. Garretson
of Tacoma, n graduate Of
Stadium high school, who at
tended the University of
Washington and is now \
first-year dance major at the
Cornish School in Seattle. Is
taking one Of the leading
parts in a Hilarious Dance
concert at the Cornish School
the evening Of March oath
and 25th.
The highlight Of this unusual
concert will be = dsnce-play, The
Marriage Mt the Eiffei Tower. =
written by Jean cocteau. This
production. which In an esperi-
ment In \ new form OF theater.
makes use OF narrators who COM
ment. question and explain the
action on the stage As II progress-
~. II has required unusually
careful rehearsal To synchronize
the speech. movements. and music.
All the dances have been COM
posed by Bonnie Bird, who IL head
OF the dance department Of Cornish
school She In member of Mar
tina Grsham's internationally IA
nous contemporary dance group.
and In also an outstanding dancer
In her own right.
John Cage. noted young COM
poser. In In charge Of all music
for the concert Mr.. Cage. Henry
cowell and George Mckay have
written music specially for the
Marriage a. the Eiffel Tower"
and use . wide variety ~ unusual
instruments 10 increase the hliar-
lty Of the production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Tri Debts Plan Luncheon
Meetino Tuesday

Delta Delta Delta Alliance OF
Tacoma will meet at l o'clock
Tuesday for luncheon at the home
OF Mrs. Stewart Davis, 29i0 No.
26th. Assisting will be Mrs. Sher-
man Day. On the afternoons
program Mrs. James Raley of
Buckley will give a book review.
The assistant hostess will repre-
sent the Tacoma chapter at Pan
hellenic meeting in Missoula.
Mont. next week. She will leave
Tacoma on Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Two BetrothaIs Announced
At St. Patrick Parties
Miss Margaret Rorem TO Wed the Rev. John Hopp Of
Chehsis' and Miss Barbara Mccoy TO Marry
Mr.. Thomas j. McNaney

ST. Patricks day was an important one for beroha an
here with Mr. and Mrs John Rorem
ing the engagement of their daughter Margaret Rorem
TO the Rev John Hopp of Kellogg Ida and Mr. and Mrs
Noble Mccoy telling of the coming marriage of their eldest
daughter Miss Barbara Eleanor to Mr. Thomas McNaly
was at 81 Parieks birthday party that Miss Rorem
told OF her betotha TO the of Mr. Mrs Max Hopp of
Chehals Small scrolls. concealed in individual St Paricks
DAY favors. revealed the of the two The wedding
VIII take place IN June Cenering the covered table
were pink carnations and and white tapers Dafods
and greens used about the rooms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
G. l. u B s

meets Tuesday In the Armory for
1870 o'clock pot luck luncheon
honorlng those whose birthdays
come Ia January. February and
March. Business session NJ one
o'clock, Mrs. stuart Thiniua pre-
siding Officers and staff will
meet at III .. M. for drill.
i4sAiss club Of the FIRE and Po-
lice departments Will give a lunch
con and card party 81 No. Q rlrs
hall. "wednesday st ~ 30. Host
Eases will h. Mrs. Ted Llewsiiyn.
Mrs Jack Lsngdon. Mrs. Luis y.
Robinson. Mrs. ~. l.. AeAllis,er.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Miss Shines
Guest Artist
Mrs. Beers viii Open Home
For St. Cecilia on
Friday

Miss Dorothy Shines, bril-
liant Seattle pianist and
artist-pupil of Paul Pierre Nc
Nicely, will be the guest
pianist for the forthcoming
program of the Saint Cecilia
club to be held at the home
of Mrs. +. 7. Beers, 10 No.
Stadium way, on Friday after
noon, March "a. at two o'clock.
Miss Shines Is widely known for
her pianism, having played on
numerous occasions before promin-
ent clubs. recital programs and
radio broadcasts in Seattle, Bell
ingham and other western Wash
ington cities. She has also made
an enviable reputation for herself
as an interpreter of two-piano
music.
For the Saint Cecilia concert
she has chosen the Pictures from
an Exposition" by Moussorgsky
This widely known composition
consists OF set of short musical
sketches. the subjects of which
are taken from pictures by the
renowned Russian architect, Hart
mann.
The program will include:
Miss Lois Mae Morton, flutist
!. BY the Brook .Wetzger
. AndalouSe Pessard
8. Little Shepard $3.50. Dubussy
Accompanist, Miss Esther Towe.
Miss Anna Nicholson
l. Wisse D'Arte Toska. E. .Puccini
i Care Selve .......... Handel
3 AHeiuna .Mozdrt
Accompanist, Miss Esther Towe.
Miss Dorothy Shines, Pianist
"Pictures From An EXPOSE
ton" ...........M oussorgsky
Tea committee: Mesdames Row
land Hill, chairman, l.. L. Lamb,
G. l.. Larsen. James Ramsdell, AL
fred Johnson, Robert Thompson,
Geo. Childs.
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Dormitory Auxiliary 70
Meet With Mrs. Rvdsn

The Womsn's Dormltory aux
ilisry OF Pacific Lutheran college
will meet at the home Of Mrs
Rydsil. 2s0i No. Lawrence 1T. al
2 o'clock Tuesday Afternoon. Mrs.
A. w. sidders viii speak on "Fs-
nous English Csthedrsis Intro
duolng = series Of talks by faculty
women. Mrs. ". Lersss viii speak
on Biology" and Mrs Elizabeth
Bondy will give a talk on Ger.
man" A group from r. l.. G. will
pfesen, musical numbers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

, Guests We're the Misses Mary
Belle Hopp. June Hsdlsnd. Math-
Hide Frederick. Adaline Olson, Fave
Floystead. Florence Olson. Laura
HauAe. Edythe Mae Peele, June
Peele, Dolores Hargett and Mes
danes G. Roreni. T. Opsahl, r. Al
bsugh, A. Dickinson and l.. Lund-
berg.
Miss Rorem is a graduate of Lin
coin high school and the Normal
school at Pacific Lutheran college.
The Rev. Hopp is graduate of
p. l.. c. and the Seminary of Cap
ital university. Columbus. Ohio.
Shamrocks Reveal News
Thirty guests, including relatives
and close friends. were present FRI
day evening TO hear OF the engage
ment of Miss Mccoy To the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J Mentally of Los
Angeles. Calf. In keeping with
the day. shamrocks. presented TO
each guest by Miss Virginia Bur-
Ghetto. revealed the engagement
and wedding plans. which came as
" NNhhfictc SUI piise " All. ofcen
and white flowers and tapers
conferred the table and were used
throughout the rooms.
Miss Esther Bleser. an aunt OF
the bride-to-be. and Mrs. Richard
ID. Foreman Bessie Mccoy, a sis
ter. presided at the supper table.
Mrs. Ruth Owens and Mrs. James
Gamlin were in charge of the din
ing room. Assisting were the
Misses Betty Myers. Harriet An
derson, Louise Blaser, Mrs. Jose
phine Bowlin and Mrs. Ruby
Blaser.
Many guests attended from out
oftown. Games and dancing filled
the evening hours preceding the
late supper.
The bride elect Is a graduate OF
Stadium high school and is active
in the First United Presbyterian
church. The wedding is set for
early June in that church with the
Rev. J. George Cunningham Of
ficiating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Less Astsnd Golden
Gate Exposition

Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Lea ~ Ta-
coma were recent visitors In San
Francisco while attending tho es-
position and during their stay
were guests at the Palace hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Announce Birth Of
DAUGHTER March S

OF interest to their many friends
in University Place and Day Island
is the announcement by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Groshong of the birth
of daughter, Caroline Echo, on
March 5. Mr.. Groshong, formerly
of University Place. is now with
the United States department OF
justice in Long Beach. Calf. hav-
ing been recently transferred from
Washington. d. c.
No. East Tacoma General Wei
fare center, No. 124, will meet for
business Tuesday at p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Field.