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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
R ecall Days
OF Expulsion
Chinese Incident OF 1885 in
County Program Tor
Writers League

The exciting days of 1885,
when the Chinese were driven
out of Pierce county, were re-
called at the March meeting
local chapter of thte League
of the local chapter of the
League of Western Writers at
the H. r. Maybin home Friday
evening.
Events leading 10 the exodus as
reported in Snowden's history were
summarized by Mrs Corrine Jones /;
newspaper accounts OF the eXpul-
sion and additional facts from Mr.
Bonney's history were reviewed by
Mrs. Ellsworth c. Power. and Ray
d. Penney reported on Herbert
Hunts record Of the incident. An
interesting story Of what she. as
young girl attending Annie
Wright seminary, observed at this
time. was told by Mrs. II. r. May
bin Mrs Maybin also told the
history OF the white" Chinese boy,
known as Joe Young. and many
other incidents of carly days
Future meetings Of the chapter
will take up other phases of early
Tacoma history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
Shower Honon March
Bride-Elect

For Miss Frances hpsrhns ~
American lake. whose marriage u
Mr. Sidney Caliert ~ FIFE will be
solemnlzeo Hsren % in Central
Lutheran church. a shower yaH
given Thursday evening Al the
home Of Mss Margaret kllefe.
Games Were played during the
evening and late supper vas
served. The lace covered table vas
centered with dsifodils and ispera
and fsvoTH earned out St pat
ricks day motif GfA II pottery
were presented By the guests who
included Misses Lena Kaiiil Doro-
thy Woodruff. Alice Bergloff. Epth
Mason. Vernisn Rasmussen, Mar
ian nuiholland. Betty Miller. Helen
Ballog. Hay Charlton. DOris Cool
idge. Dorothy Kirby. Ann Cox.
Doris Kupo. Waldo AEdfrsOn, Ruth
Wilson, LDfena Oiaon AMI het-
DANES Watson Harrington and
Bernie Dawson.
FsVors were won ~ Misses
Miller, Birhoy. Bsliog. Ra6mussen
and Hrs. HernngtOn.
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Affair Fetes
Miss YandIe
Sisters Are ttossesses FOR
Bride Elect Friday AZ
Mothers Homo


Miss Mildred Yandlc. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walsh. was honorcd Mt n
shower party Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Yingling. Hostesses were Mrs.
Yingling's daughters. Mrs.
Perry Snyder and Mrs. Ar
thur Vetter. Miss Yandle will
become the bride of Mr.. Ed
ward Walter Lovey, jr.. in
June.
An evening Of games was fol.
lowed by late supper which carried
out a green and white color scheme.
Honors for play went 10 Mrs. n.
Anderson. Mrs. n. Ncary, Mrs.
Mary Panther, Mrs. = NEWMAN
Miss Helen Yandle and Miss Jose.
phinc.
Other guests were Mrs, Walsh
mother of the bride.clcct, Mrs
forcy. the bridegroom 10 he's
mother Mrs r. Wilins. Mrs. A.
smith, Mrs. +. a. Sheldon. Mrs.
Frank Carlson. Miss Ada Webb.
hits Katherine Walsh and Miss
Margaret Ncary.
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Group Meets
7 o Organize
Miss Lang and Mrs. Helm
Named Temporary Chair
man and Secretary

Miss Jeanette Lang was
named temporary chairman
and Mrs. LaNonne Helm,
temporary secretary of the
soon to be organized Venture
club when group of inter-
ested young business women
met Monday evening in the
coffee shop of Hotel Winthrop.
The club will continue its plans
for organization at its next
meeting scheduled for Mar. p d.
Following the dinner hour. Miss
Barbara Calef read the constitu-
ton of the Federation of Ven
ture clubs. which are sponsored by
the Soroptimist club. Special
guests of the evening were Miss
Helen Evans, president of Soropti-
mist club. and Miss Calef. Miss
Gertrude Stevens and Mrs Dorothy
Henson. who are to be advisers to
the group.
Approximately 80 young women
attended Monday nights dinner.
Daffodils centered the tables. Fol-
lowing the organization Of the club,
members will meet weekly.
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PEG.
Are Elected
Mrs. irwin NJ. elsneher 10
Head Council for tho
Coming Year

Mrs. Irwin NJ. Rlancher. Of
chapter Bk. L. I. O.. was
named president of the L. T.. O.
council for the coming year
when members Of the council
met Saturday afternoon nj the
home Of Mrs. Leonard brown
% chapter AN. Other new
officers Of the council are
Mrs. John \. Arnold Of chap
ter CA. who was elected vice
president, and Mrs. Clifford T..
Nestgate, chapter {. WIN was
named secretary-troaSurer.
Mrs Lincoln GRult called the
meeting 10 order Al z O'Clock,
using a new kavel. the gift 81
Mrs.. Burns Poe. past president ~
the group. Chapter Ay wss the
hostess circle for the afternoon.
Following the annual meeting
and election, tea was served at
table ccntencd with spring
flowers Mrs Donald nilts. new
president ~ chapter AY. poured
and Mrs. Cauli served the ices.
Four members Of the hostess chap
ter. Mesdamcs William Gcllsrman,
Roy Hatcher. s n. cogshsll and
Il r Buckley. assisted with the
serving.
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New Group 70 Hold Meeting

The newly organized SUNDAY
school class and social group
known as the Tncfdsy Nlghtets
will hold their first regular buHi-
ness meeting al potluck supper
in the Sixth Avenue Bap tat
church Tuesday evening al 8 30.
The group includes young married
couples and others Of or past col
lege age.
Officers recently elected al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. " y.
HAYNES were. President, W. r..
HAYNES. social chairman, Mrs.
Lester LarRin. refreshmeni chair
man. Mrs. A. " Norton. score
tsry.ireasurer, Mrs Herbe l
Haynes.
socisls will be held the first
Tuesday Of each month. and regn-
lar business meetings and dinner
the third Tuesday Of each month.
Those interested may contact
W r. Haynes at sif No. Juneit,
or between 3 and ! p m al Proc
tor 2s2eW.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
Announce Wedding Date
At Birthday Party

AT party given to honor the
birthday of Miss Sue Smith on St
Patricks day. Miss Betty Milligan
and Mr.. Paul Smith announced
March IS as the date of their we'd
ding. The affair was held at the
home of Miss Francis Cunningham
and carried out q complete Irish
theme.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Derig, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles South
worth. Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neil.
Misses Agnes Cunningham. Jerry
Palmer, Sylvia Boyle. Vera Davis,
Bessie O'Conner, Bobby O'Brian.
Florence Oleson, Mary Smith,
Roselma O'Farrell, Sigrid Ander-
son. June Lee, Frances Cunning
ham, Messrs. Horace Dunbar. Tom
OMalley. Anda Matte. Jimmy Day,
Fred Mccoy, Don Gregg, Glen
Flynn. Penny Ray, Charles Sims.
Pete Wood, John Trent, Elwood
Webster and s, Olsen.
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Club Schedule For Week

Mt Tacoma H~h~ksh lpase win
sponsor a card party Thursday
evening at = o'clock at the hume
~ Mrs. Carl Metsief. f.srlhsm
Court. ais 80. q ~. Assisting.
Mrs. June Jnrish, Mrs, ARK Munro.
Mrn. l.. cotxka, Mra. v. TITLES,
Tahoma Terrace United rrcsky-
t~riap church meny department
viii sponsor an Illustrated lecture
on China. Before. During and
After the War" Friday evening
at o'clock. speaker, Mi. waissr
u. sutter. Nominal charas,
Io,si club pieeis Thursday Al
~ 30 At III. home 81 Mrs L. L.
Ryder, 40 40. oath,
I.ad,e. AID ~ our sa,,ouy's Ia-
ihefaa church will meet IN the
church parlnrs for ~ 10 luncheon
on Thursday. Mrs ", ". Heshsr
and Mrs. olsy Moen viIi b. hos.
teas.
Ivy Camp. ". n. A., VIII mrst
Friday evening In tho MscuAhss
temple. Mrs q. q. Enzi.sh pre-.
siding. Officers must be present.
for practice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
University pisee Girls
Give Dinner

The eighth grade girls 81 the
University Place Aehgol enter
talnsd their mothers on WfdnTss
day with a dinner prepared a. part
Of their home economies work
Tho girls IN the class are Emma
Nelson. Marian Wafr. Naxine Mi.
la. Henfyesia foas. Wanda Barn
hart, Lucille Eyf. Louise Filing
son. Lillian Hepburn. News Baker,
Mafigold Weber. Betty Heff. Jane
Berry, Constance Brady. Virginia
aigh. Guests Nsre tbs AeAJames
Carl MiilaF, Elmer SelsDn. k1~in
rlllngsoa. Henry Foss. Glen Barn
mart. Clarence Neff. william cyr.
Charles y Berry. ssorgs Hep
burn. Alonz0 Nigh. ana Marian
WAsr's grandmother. Mrs, Bertha
Brand
The PIT 4. uill hold a asstlng
al . O'Clock Tuesday A short
Dilslness meeting viii be held. dur
!ns when a nominating committee
will h. elected Tue men have
planned and viii serve the refresh.
nenta. Entertainment wa con.
STAT u five sound pictures. "Ysl-
lONstonr National Park" Glacier
National PARK. = Natures Cam
go. Adventure bound and
Rouge River Plant
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Enterteins for Daughters
First Birthday

Mrs. Perry Strand entertained
for her daughter Dolores on her
first birthday recently. Those in
vited were Jerry Ness, Billy and
Danny Arnold. Chefrie and Leo,
Eckroth, jr.. Russell Void, Glen
Rogers. Mesdames Leo Eckroth,
Irving Void. James Manley. VIII
liam Gustafson, William Arnold,
Charles Rogers. Ted West. S. l..
Hunter. IRWIN Ness and o. T. Sor-
enson. the little honor guest s
grandmother.
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Epworth Circles
Meet Wednesday

Ladies Aid circles Of EpWorth
Methodist church will meet We'd
nesday in the homes Of members.
The schedule for the day includes;
Phoebe Maxon. luncheon at
home Of Mrs. Harold Lowe. 3ili
No. sth. Mrs Walter Dexter as
sisting; Adeline Cornell, potluck
luncheon al 1890. home Of Mrs.
{. r. Edwards. s4is Sixth ave. !;
Margaret lie Sourd. p. N. lunch
con. home Of Mrs. Harry Tueil,
22l6 Sixth ave, Mrs. {. o Robin
son and Mrs. r. g. Janco assisting.
Jennie Rees. p. m. luncheon with
Ms. S. {. Erickson. l245 So Aims
Worth
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Recital Party Saturday a.
Rasmussen Home

a student recital party will be
given by Miss Dorothy Rasmussen
Saturday afternoon nj 2 o'clock
IN her home on 1924 So. Cunnison
ST Practice Tor the recital Miss
Rasmussen is planning for May
viii occupy the afternoon hours.
Taking part Will be Bernlee An
derson. Ronald Bloom. Carol Belts,
Ross Bischoff, John Carr. Virginia
Carr. Martha Clark. Onalee
DUNCAN, Betty Fictt, Betty Fis-
cher. jeanne Jordan. Pauline
Healy. Rose Hominda. Pat Lower.
Dorothy Naper. Eunioo vaycr.
Carol void.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
Mrs. Kino 10 Entertain
Garden Club

The Ashford-Nstional Rustic
Garden club viii be entertained AT
the home Of Mrs. James g. King IN
Ashford. Thursday afternoon. Roll
call will be responded 10 by mem
beers naming New Things Am
Growing This Year for the First
Time"
Mrs. Henry Evans viii give In
teresting Things About GladioluH
Culture and Mrs T. T. Miller VIII
discuss "Primroses Mrs, l.. j,
Rexroth VIII lead the botanical
drill. A round table discussion OF
primroses will complete the after
moons study
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
Aloha, lllema Clubs Meet
| o Hear S peakers Monday
M Ernst SPEAKS At Home Of Miss Long on Soeis Security
Rehabilitation Program; Mrs. R. {. Friars Gives
Review Of Newest Novels

Efforts toward rehabilitation of families in lowest income
brackets by the state department Security were en-
planned by Mr. Charles Ernst director of the department
meeting of Aloha club Monday afternoon in the home of
Miss Margaret Long Summit road Mr. Ernsts topic was
Mercy Seasons Justice and during his talk he told how
attempts are being made to raise families lowest financial
groups TO higher brackets whenever possible
Miss Long assisted during the afternoon tea hour by
Mrs. William McCreery and Mrs Byron Scott Presiding
at the table Mrs. John Godsbury and Mrs Harry
Cowes floral scheme in spring blooms was used on the
table.
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Lydia Phelps tent No. - viii
meet Thursday In The Armoty for
pot luck luncheon At 1880 uusl.
ness. i10, Mrs, Fila nIsck In
charge. Guest Of honor. Mrs, Edith
Luedeeker OF Olympia.
stanley school ri. \. VIII hold
silver tea Thursday Afternoon at
2.3O in tho school auditorium, Mrs.
c. y. rrclnheit VIII give whlstilng
solos and Mira Ann Reich Will
sing and lead community singing
Emma r.. shaw, nobchah. card
party Thursday from Z until I
o'clock IN club rooms ~ Odd FEEL
lows temple. ravofs. Mrs, George
kranhoid will be- In charge.
Seward Iadic. Aid Will hold
their annual spring ssle and lunch
con Thursday at II o'clock at No,
18th and stevens
British American association will
sponsor a card party In Carpenter
hall. Wednesday at D. m. MIS-.
". ]. remnant In charge OF cards.
Mrs r. Wheeler. refreshments.
uenlo rsrk sewing Club meets
Wednesday FOR ~ 20 luncheon at
the home ~ Mrs. Harold Ridley.
Mrs. Lloyd Larson viii assist.
Business meeting a, ith. Mrs
Hubert Beck In charge.
g-B sewing club MEETS Thurs.
day fot ~ 80 luncheon at the hons
Of Mrs. W A. Alexander. 1910
no. 18th. Mira. Arthur West viii
preside
Proctor Circle Luther Memorial
church viii not 70 ~ sumner
Thursday as announced. bJi viii
meet for 1 o'clock luncheon Al the
home Of Mira Lewis Boon. 2pi5
No. 2Sth st. Dsyotipns and bpsi'
ness will follow.
I.adie. Ala Bethiehsm Lutheran
church Will meet with Mrs. Edward
ThOraen. gis East Harrison. for
O'Clock luncheon Thursday. hfa
John Sand Assisting Topic viii h.
Getting Along Wiih Others IN.
troduesd by Mrs Peter L,slehef +
Mrs Bertha Toliefaon. chairman Of
meeting
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MI. ErnSts records showed that
the largest income group for all
families on the Pacific coast is in
the 81 000-Sl $50 a year class and
that in this group arc l3 per cent
of the children Of the same district.
The percentage of children in
creases as the income level de-
creases. he said.
Illema Club
Eighteen members OF Illema club
motored to the home Of Mrs. r. p.
Clsussen at Salter's point. Stella
COON, Monday afternoon, for l
o'clock luncheon and meeting of
the group Spring flowers. with
Towering currant predominatine.
decorated the rooms. and centering
the luncheon table. which was ap-
pointed in a green and white St.
Pauick's motif, were white plum
blossoms in a green bowl.
Speaker of the afternoon, and
also a special luncheon guest, was
Mrs. r. f. Friars. who gave a
series of short book reviews. She
was introduced by Mrs. Dwight -.
Mason. Books reviewed were "All
This and Heaven Too by Rachel
Field; The Patriot by Pearl
Buck, Grandma Called 1t Carnal;'
Listen, the Wind" by Anne Lind
bergh. and two new books by
Northwestern writer's, The Land
Is Bright by Archie Binns. and
our Promised Land by Richard
Neuberger.
Mrs. J. D. Ogden presided for
the short business session preced-
ing the program. The hostess was
assisted during the afternoon by
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Craig.
Two members of the group who
were unable TO attend are Mrs.
Eliza beth Bryan, who is making
a prolonged stay with her mother.
Mrs. George Burland of Portland,
and Mrs. Mary Ogden. who is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Julia Good in
Evanston LII
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Women Of Rotary
Will Meet Thursday

Women of Rotary will meet at
1890 o'clock Thursday at the
home of Mrs. J. A Wilburn, 902
No. Tacoma ave. Assisting Mrs.
Wilburn with plans for the day
are Mesdames Dayton Maltby,
Thomas Roach, w. G Pinches,
Samuel Wilson. Edgar Densmore,
II. r. Goold and w. H. Goering A
program will follow the luncheon
hour,
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Enterfains Club

Mrs. James Brown entertained
members of the n. n. o. club
in her home at the lngleside apart
ments Thursday evening Guests
were registered nurses in various
branches Of the profession in the
city. They included Misses Helen
Anders. Sylvia Asp. Bernice
Speakers. Mary Schneider Cay
Inman, Mary Pubham, Mrs. VI.
Hares, Mrs. r. Hale.
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Catholic Welfare 10
Be Club Topic

Miss Viola Sturman viii speak
ON Catholic welfare at the meeting
of the Tacoma Catholic Woman 8
club Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. George Lagan Luncheon Will
be served at ! o'clock.
Hostcsses assisting Mrs Lagan
will be Mrs. Charles Eckstrom,
Mrs. Thomas Ray. Mrs II j.
Schneider. Mrs a u. Keenan, and
Mrs. Ray Yunkor.
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S. Psul's Meetings
Wednesday

Meetings of the ~ rsul's A. ~
church Ladies' Ala Nigl Re held
Wednesday Circle l meets in Ksls
lowship hall a, the church. Host
cssss are Mrs, q. y Albeit. Mrs.
A. VI. jackson ara Mrs. Dunesn.
clrels 2 meets slth AFs ~ r.
stfofsl, tozz so. Tacoma ayr. cir.
Gle , with Mrs berry nuzg. t10T
Faweeti ave. for guest day circle
4 With Mrs. ftay Warner. ss2s No
J a.. and circle $ with Mrs. " ~
Whitman. ists No. 5Ttn 81.
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Hosts TO Club

Mr.. and Mrs. z. Smith Of Fir
wood entertained members Of the
Tripoli club a. their home Friday
evening. Tripoli and pinochle were
played and late supper was
served The next meeting of the
club Will ne held ~ the home Of
Mrs. Steeu, 33d and Portland ave,
April u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
Club at Summit-Midland
Studies Opera

The Prosoh club of Summit
Midland will meet for dessert lun-
eheon at the home of Mrs. J. c.
Blaser. Wednesday at 1890. Mrs.
Clarence Ralph will present the
topic The Ballet" a part OF the
years studies of the worlds IA
nous operas. and Mrs. Hermsmyer
will speak on Famous Opera
LIousec
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Mrs. Wallace Larson
To Open Home

Ladies Of the Young Mems Bust
ness club will meet for a ~ 30
O'Clock luncheon and bridge party
Friday al the home OF Mrs Wal
lace Larson. 1920 No. Cedar 81.
All members and guests are coTdi-
ally invited Board member Will
assist Mrs Lsrson as hostesseE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
Returns From Visit in
California Cities

Miss Elda Mae Hoerling Of 4614
So. Thompson returned to her
home in Tacoma recently after an
extended stay in California. While
there she visited relatives and saw
the Golden Gate International ex-
position.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
CHILDREN'S
COUGHS
(due to coIds)

Don't let distress Of chest colds or spas
modic croupy coughs due 10 colds go
untreated, Rub Children Musterole on
child S throat, chest and back at once.
This milder form Of regular Musterole
penetrates the surface skin, warns and
stimulates local circulation. Floods the
bronchial tubes with its soothing, reliev-
ing vapors. Musterole brings such speedy
relief because it's MORE than Jus, a
salve" Recommended by many doctors
and nurses. Three strengths: Regular,
Childrens mild and Extra Strong. 40s.
Approved by Good Housekeeping Bu-
reau. All druggists.
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Is
Impress
Mis- tislsa tisshss Wsds
M. Hssry rhempssn
~ Church Rhs

At an impressive ceremony
the evening Of March Is. Misc
Helen Marie Hughes. dauoh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
Rumery Hughes Of 1905 So.
Madison a.. became the bride
of Mr.. Harry Raymond
Thompson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. RAY Thompson Of Love-
land. Tho wsddiue wns
solemnixed In ~. Paul Meth
odist church nj 4 O'Clock. with
the Rev. Frank Coudnough
reading the vuws.
The hrfHe, whu wee o1ve4 ~
marriage ~ her father. wuvp =
novn ~ white iaes ever eatin,
made princess sfyls wtlh : bnlose
Jacket Win II shs wcvs : ftMoers
Iip length veil AZ white net whleo
fell from = Mary. Queer ~ eeueo
cap pfer fie~ef- wsre unteo
swsssr>ss and PINK rr1pnwAe.
Miss Esther kressi wss mad "
hennr and bridesmaids vVfe IN
MIse~s Esther ElIss. Heteu Mersey.
slsrsidsns Gsdsiy. snd Ars. Asthwe
uaxhss Mics pevethy Jeno
Hughes. niece ~ sh~ nsisle. was lhe
fiawsr atri NJ. Elmer Tsrice wee
hsst man foe Mr. rhampsnN m
usbess were Arthur ttuabse. VIM
cent Messsath. Mslvsn vIrntl om1
pcnaia shlasuoss
The maid VI honor ~as ouWNe1
IN blue ises and carried ptnh sweet-
pesa Two ~ The bridesmaids
wase pink tsfgsta with blue swees.
peas and tws wsss w btus laeleta
with pink swsespens Tht tittlo
fiowss ssfi sas assa v i've
taffcfA
Music II ths wedding tnclu<set
"Ah sweet Mystery NJ Llfss ona
al pswusns." sung ~ hlsH Jsss
nsffy accompanied ny Ms Nnt;A
rafr 81 the eresns poffu<1lla AM
huchlsbsrFy dsenvate1 IN enaseh
~ we'll ~ vsllgwshtp hall wbero
the reception fniiowsd.
Hecetvtu4 with msmheve ~ In
bridal party wsrs parents ~ ~
bride ard brsdsHvupws. Mrs. muGheo
wearing navy blue essps snd hsA
Thompson wearing erspe ~ 3
brighter bius. TAN white tapeyo
and an arrangement Al whits ear
nations, STAIN and ~hsts swestpess
csutrred ihs collation. table Pre-.
siding wers MsNdAmss Charles
Kerry. 4. 4. IohnsoN. Hesmsa
wohlenbeta and Mrs. howns1
knesAi. Asststsns wsrs Mss. mnessa
jnnes. Earl Msksnaie. chasteo
Nest. otls GLADLY and John Merry.
| tor HoinG away. In bsssjs snnae
= teal hlise dress With navy cpae
and accessories upun their ~
turn Mr.. and Mrs. rhnmp~on wtil
make their hams ~ a0t7 No ~
fisArr II TbS bride II 5 graduate
81 Lincoln high school and Z msu-
her ~ Cedar assembly. Order ~
Rainbow Mr. Jnhnson Il 3 grad.
usts 81 Htsdium high sehout.
Psriy MARKS Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y Dcsdmoss.
tss0 No, y It,. wsre honorsd II .
surprise party Friday evening
The party market the occasion ~
the seidmosss' wedding snntvss-
saFv ana ALA NJ nridnnaeusn
birthday.
csrds wsys played during the
svsf'lnG and later . GIfs wAa pre-
scented 10 the hnsior guests. a
iass suppsr concluded IN sveniae.
Thnss pssssnt wsfs nsaesa ard
Msssismss 4. 4 Ulrch. \. Dyes,
J. !. Hsnsen. George Primes. n.
q, PIKE, Arthur nutehaos. 3.
Thomson. Missss Vivian neQpen,
Allies ssaton. Mira l.. Webster
Mrs Cspsvssvs snyder. NJ. &. b.
Miller and Mr., G60fss f.Youkriahk.
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Taeomans Stop al el
encento in California

Mrs. Katherine r. Peterman,
accompanied by Miss Gladys Pc
terman and Mr.. David r, Whyte
OF 405 Sixth ave. have been en-
toying n visit nj FL Eneanto hotel
in Santa Barbara, Cal.
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Visit Treasure Island on
Return From South

Mrs. F. A. Valentine returned
last week from a three months
stay in Los Angeles. Santa Monica
and Beverly Hills. She stopped on
her return to visit the San Fran
cisco Exposition on Treasure
Island.
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VIII Entertain
AnoeIus Study Group

Mrs. a. J.. Hall. 1902 No. Law
renee. VIII entertain members Of
the Angelus Study club at 1880
luncheon Thursday. Mrs. c. s.
Berry will preside over the busl-
ness meeting which viii be fol-
lowed by a program.
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Upper Grades 10
Present psoofsm

On Friday evening ~ o'clock
the upper grades n the tdEmont
school Will prssen, a program con.
slsilng u tNo sns-aet plays and
variety ~ singing. dancing and
musical nuHbefa.
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Shower fefe,
Miss Cleo Jones

Honoring Miss Cleo Jones. BRIDE
elect Of Mr.. Lsurens Bill Hull. hrs.
r. r Morroll entertained al a
bridal shower Friday evening 4
late supper, served at a table cen
tered with dsffodils. followed the
playing Of games. Miniature Jap
snese psrssols marked each place
al the supper table.
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Club Entertain, Husbands

Thlmble Nimblf club nefnDera
bonOred their husbands ~ a party
On - patFicx.e Day Assisting
we're Ars a johnson snd Mrs. r.
OSen. al he home Of Mrs. O.
HegdahI, 1902 30. 55d.
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Friday evening al : o'clock IN
Fern Hin Masonic temple for a
regular business meeting. March
birthdays VIII be honored.
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lowed by a program.