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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-14
STATE LAND LEASED

Big Horn OIL & Gas Development
company of Hardin has purchased
from the state land board an oil
and gas lease on 40 acres In the
Hardin gas field, in NEH SWH
16-1S-33E, paying a rental Of Is
cents an acre per year and the
customary 1914 per cent royalty.
The state board also issued a
16O-acre coal mining lease to Glen
A. Brewster of Ekalaka in Carter
county. with a royalty OF 12h
cents a ton and a minimum $50 a
year royalty fee.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-14
pONDERA COUNTY
BY PondePa county Abstvsrs 20
CONRAD. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Nicholas Kieft ct ux 10 George Coffey
assigns 10 royalty oil and gas ro ron
sW5NE3 NW4sEA Wa % NE3 NaSE3
sWisEa BBsW1 sEiNw3 00-2s-SW.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-14

Figures represent barrels OF oh
with fractional bblS. omitted.)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-14

OIL DEED
Edwin F. Peterson. Jr., TO Charles 9.
IS of 1es Of 100Ss interest
In to all oil & gas NsNB3 1898.
Same to Erling Thorson ZIG OF 1ss
Of 1000 oil & gas NlNEa 23-26-3
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market outlet but is conveniently
situated with respect to the pipe
line of the Montana Utilities Co.
from the Whitlash gas field rs
miles to the northeast.
Results Uncertain
Outside the Devon field, results
OF drilling for oil and gas in the
Dunkirk-Chester region have been
neither particularly encouraging
nor entirely condemnatory. They
have tended to indicate, however,
that the oil and gas possibilities are
relatively meager, that they are de-
pendent more on the fortuitous up
dip Iensing of Sandstone into shale
than on structure and that they
are restricted for the most part to
the Blackleaf member OF the Colo
RADIO shale.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Dr.. Sochor to Speak
At Jewish Forum

DR.. Abram L. Sachar, national
director of the Hillel Foundations of
B'nai Birth, will discuss "Survivals
That Speak" at the National Jewish
Forum Saturday night at the Jew
ish Community Center.
Members of Argo Lodge of B'nai
Birth have been invited to take
the lead in the forum, and David
Wiener, secretary of the lodge, will
act as chairman.
The Argo Lodge, said to be the
largest Jewish fraternal organiza-
ton in the world, and its recently
formed womens auxiliary will hold
an annual banquet and installation
of officers at the Willard Hotel Mon
Evening star., 1939-02-02
He EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c.,

ed to Congress, 5000 families in the
lowest income groups will be moving
every month into new Government
built homes and the exodus from
blighted areas will continue until
approximately 165, 1000 new homes
are provided. Accounting for the
work accomplished in the first year
Of the agency, he said there were
now under contract U. S. H. A. loans
totaling $320,986 900 for some l4O
low-rent housing projects in rs cities
In 20 States, the District of Colum-
bia and the Territory of Hawaii. In
addition 1913 cities now have out
standing earmarkings amounting to
$328, 1903 900.
In the light of its first years ex-
perience, the U. S. H. A. reported
1t is "in position to demonstrate
substantially that all the aims of
the act will be realized and that all
of its conditions are being success
fully met"
1--WE now know that public hous-
ing can be and is being produced as
economically as private housing,
Mr.. Straus said. Rents for public
housing. too, he claimed can be
brought within the reach of the
underprivileged.
Low Rents Achieved.
1t was estimated by the report
that median shelter for all rs ap-
proved Southern projects will be
about $3.50 per month per dwelling
and for the 64 Northern projects
about $3.50. These rents" the re-
port asserts. will be the lowest
achieved in recent times for decent
housing, public or private"
The claim was made that the U.
S. H. A. loans for slum clearance
and rehousing are solid invest
ments" as evidenced by the demon
strated interest of local investors in
the bonds of local housing authori-
ties" and the fact that many banks,
trust and insurance companies have
shown willingness to take up more
than 10 per cent of the bonds of
local authorities.
Evening star., 1939-02-02

day night. Guest speaker will be
Senator James Mead of New York.
Seymour Guthman will be installed
as president of the lodge, succeeding
DR.. Ivy A. Pelzman. Mrs. Frances
Gewirz will become first president
of the auxiliary. Morris Cafritz
is general chairman Of the Banquet
Committee.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
ADVERTISEMENT. A
If You Wear a
DENTAL PLATE
Bridge or Clasp
rr The "KLEENTEETH" Woy
To CIeon Them

Folks wearing artificial teeth, who use
NEENTEETH keep their plates and
bridges clean. fresh and bright looking.
no sour taste or offensive plate odor."
KLEENTEETH is new. easy. quick to
sour taste. odor. Stains. tarnish, and aim
from plates and bridges No daily brush
ing. No acid. No caustic No grit or
pumice. Soak your plate while dressing
and going to bed-results will please.
GET KLEENTEETH-larse can for Soc
from Peoples Drug Stores or any other
good druggist today
Evening star., 1939-02-02

Motor trucks of the forward control
type are increasing in Belgium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-26

Miss Harrison Is the daughter
OF Mrs. Earl Harrison Of Yakima
and her fianee Is the son Of Mr.
Anton T. Berntsen of Tacoma.
The announcement was made &C.
cording TO the traditions OF the
sorority by the presentation Of q
box Of candy containing the names
Of the engaged couple. Plans are
being made for a fall wedding.
During her four years at the
College OF Puget Sound. Miss
HARRISON has been prominent in
forensic activities. II a past prcsl-
dent Of her sorority and is editor
Of the college annual for this year.
She Ia also the first president of
the Womsns Residence hall NJ the
college Nj Berntsen Is \ former
student Of the College Of Puget
Sound. where he was affiliated
with Delta Kappa Phi fraternity,
and the University Of Washington
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Club 7 oHave
Dinner Party
Fine Arts Studio Group To
Have Interesting
Evening

Much variety is being shown
in the program for I h e
final meeting of the year Of
the Fine Arts Studio club to
be held Saturday evening. The
program will be preceded by
a formal progressive dinner
the main course being served
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Prentice.
The program viii be presented
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Garland and will be followed by
the serving of the dessert course
at their home.
The evenings program Will In
elude a piano and hsrmoniam duet,
Prelude, Variations and Fugus. by
Cesar Frsnek played by Rose
karasek Schisrb al the piano and
Coralie Fisskett at the hsrmonium.
Phil Garland will present . pro-
gram Of magic and Mrs. J. X
Gordon Will put on a ssit.
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To Honor Two Bound
Soon For New York

Mrs. r. G.. Armstrong and Miss
Lillian Wilson will be joint host
esses at Mrs. Armstrong; home
on Thursday evening for Miss
Marian Cozza and Miss Sue Kollsr.
who leave June l for New York
and the fair. They plan to return
through the southern route,
Following the dinner. guests will
attend a theater party in honor
of the travellers. At the dinner a
worlds fair theme will be used
with a miniature trialon and peri
sphere as a centerpiece. Corsages
will be presented TO the guests
and those being honored will re-
ceive itinerary books.
Invited for the evening are Mrs.
Cecilia Gavinski. Misses Arleen
Goble. Clessie Reeder, Gladys
Alexander, Mesdsmes Bob Miller,
Charles Rulofson. George Hansen
and May Burwell
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Seminary
Dates Set
Commencement Program for
Annie Wright Seniors
Beginning June 4

Calendar dates which are of
particular Importance to girls
who will graduate this season
from Annie Wright seminary
have been announced by Mrs.
Graham Powell, dean of the
school, for Commencement
week. Earliest of the affairs
for the graduating group is
the baccalaureate service on
Sunday evening, June 4, at
5 o'clock in Raynor chapel.
Bishop S. Arthur Huston will
preside.
The following day, June S. the
slumnae luncheon for graduates
only will attract former students
of the seminary from Tacoma, Sc
attic and nearby towns at o'clock
in Paddock hall
Later in the day, at 2:30, Senior
Dramatics will be presented by
the class in Wells cloister.
Holy Communion at 7:45 on
Tuesday morning. June 6, will be
conducted in Raynor chapel and
will be followed by the commence
ment exercises at 1890 in Keator
hall and Raynor chapel. All events
of the week with the exception of
commencement will be opened to
any persons interested, Mrs. Powell
has announced.
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Oault PIT. A. Plans lea

Gault PIT. A. will hold a post
convention tea Friday at 230
o'clock. Mrs. L. NJ. Larsen. dele
gate to the convention at Wenat-
chez will give a report and Miss
Betty Harding will sing Miss
Dorothy Nelson will be presented
in a piano solo. Mothers OF all in
coming pupils at Gault will be
special guests. Mrs. Leona Ken
nell and Mrs. Paul Lower. out
going and incoming presidents. will
pour. Mesdames Jack Henrickson.
Jack Sprinkle, Ten Mienert and
Carrot Payne are in charge of the
tea arrangements.
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O. E. S. Chapter 10 Hold
Special Ceremony

On Thursday evening AT O'Clock
In Masonic hall. South 3stb and
Yakima ave. Cedar chapter. Order
Of Eastern Star. Will hold q special
meeting for exsmplifyinE of de.
Erees.
The officers and choir will have
charge Of the initistory work. NJ.
ter which there will be short me-
mortal service.
A social hour Will conclude the
evenings program, with refresh.
men,s In charge ~ Mrs, u. " Nc
kenney. Mrs. Vernon Johnspn.
Mrs. John Pyphrr and Mrs. Roy
II. Craig.
Mrs William Purse. worthy ma.
tron, and siEfid Larson. worthy
patron, Will preside.
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Plan Gsrden Symposium

The Tacoma and Pierce County
League of Garden clubs Will meet
Friday at 80 o'clock at Fisher =
auditorium for a symposium on
flower shows Of the Pacific coast.
Speakers will be Mrs. J. Fred
kenworthy Mrs J. A. Mcleod
and Mrs. n. A. Harms. They viii
tell about flowers at the San Fran
cisco fair. the Oakland flower
show. show Of the Garden elube
Of San Francisco. the Victoria
shOa and the large planting Of iris
IN the Yakima valley
Flower arrangements vii b.
shown by the Roosevelt Heights.
Sunset and Crystal springs Gar
den clubs.
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Mrs. Minton
Reelected
Dixie Chapter. U. D c.
Names New Officers
for Coming Year

Mrs. Henry Minton was re-
elected TO the presidency Of
Dixie chapter. L. ID. C.. when
members of the chapter met
at the home of Mrs. Edward
Nj. Reyes in Falkland Wednes-
day for a luncheon meeting.
During the afternoon plans
were discussed concerning the
state L. ID. {. convention to
be held in Tacoma at the
Bonneville hotel June Is and
II. Mrs. Morton Gregory was
the assisting hostess.
Elected 10 serve with Mrs. Min
ton for the coming year are Mrs.
A. Van r. Schermerhorn. first vice.
president Mrs. Mary Siler. second
Wce-president, Mrs. f. NJ. keyes,
third vice-president; Mrs. r. A.
Muller, recording-secretary; Mrs,
Elmer Hagen. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. J. II. Hendry. treasurer:
Mrs. Percy Creath Smith, his
torian; Mrs. j. r. Moore, registrar.
and Mrs. C. r. Kirk, recorder of the
crosses.
Delegates who will represent
Dixie Chapter at the state u. ID. C.
convention In June will he Mrs, c.
+. Cannon, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. A.
w. Ollar, and alternates. Miss
Grace Beecher, Mrs. Agnes Wood
and Mrs. s. W. Crippen.
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Senior Class
To Be Feted
Graduating Group ~ 81.
Joseph's Hospital
To Be- t,onored

Members al the graduating
class at ST. Joseph = hospital
along with the instructor Of
nurses. Mrs. Gladys Nc.
nonough. with he honorcd NJ
a dinner party At TAO O'Clock
Saturday evening At Lake
wood Terrace. Iiestesscs for
the affair viii be members Of
the intermediate class At the
hospital. Mrs, Mcponough
will graduate from the Uni.
verSity in June with her
Master Of Nursing degree.
Doctors ard their wives who
have been invited are Dr. Fteder.
iek schsyef. senioF class adviser,
and Mrs scheyer ns, a O. VII.
lard, intermediate class adviser,
and Mrs Willard. Ora and Mes
DANES William McNsrthncy. Law
renee MeNershney. II. u. MseRae.
G, G. Lssssrsoa, l. j Hunt, Fay
Mace, t.svFene. laef. Joseph
schmesI, George M.osey and y. c.
Hopp. Ora. v. c. yesier. c. n.
Mccall. j. A. ksrel and J. i.
schehl.
Members 81 the graduating
class are the Misses Jean spots
lock. berulee Torkiep. Evelyn Gen.
drcan. Mary Ellen Hurley. Pauline
Mitchell. Marie Chieovitch. Polly
Ault, Viola Mckee. Marie Albert.
Eileen Aud.tte. Joan Atkins Hazel
Anderson. Margaret kiiason, Marie
Gsboury. Elsie Hastings. pori.
Holmes. Agnes Ann and Lillian
Halloran. Dorothy iseepsr, Betty
Mullen, Eleanor Meisenbcrg, Fran.
ees Nel,spn. Maxine Rice. Eleanor
schilling. Cecilia soitis. Bcruioe
Tnffirmirc. Charlotte Titcamh
Retty Walker, France. won roomi.
son and Maxine naichisy.
wednesday evening. the medical
STAFF OF St Jdscph's hospital en-.
tertained for the graduating class
with a cruise on the sound, Doc
tors and their wives who we're
present we're Dr l.. T. Joern,
chairman Of the affair. and Mrs
Ioers. prs. and McHdnmes &, G.
beaverton. Edwin Warren. A. Il.
ilea,on. George Moosey. " n.
MacRse, y c. Hops. Drs. Edwin
Yodcr, Joseph schmeai. J. y
Locke, Rolf Wright and J, \
sehebei. Other guest. were Mrs,
Gladys MeDonough. instructor Of
nuraes. Misses Drueils GsrgaD and
Marie Martin, supervisors. and
Miss Irene street. dietieian.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James pieken
Plan Eastern Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. James fieken viii
leave on Monday for the east.
After stopping briefly in Chicago,
Buffalo and Niagara. they will 60
to New York for rs days and viii
visit Mr.. Pieken's mother and her
husband Judge and Mrs. Charles
A. F1smmer. Judge rlsmmer is
a retired judge Of the New York
supreme court.
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The Polish hall ia wlihssssn wss
the scene recently az mlseel.
ianeous shower attended BY IA
friends and relatives given IN
honor IT Miss iteisn Martin.
daughter of Mrs Anna Martin az
Tacoma. Miss Martin Ia To bo
married In Juno TO Mr. ny ssam-
biia. SON OF Mr. and Mrs. c. sam.
bils ~ Gsrbanado.
The hall was decorated with
spring flowers and paper stream.
era, Mis-. Martin was assisted IL
the SIT tabls BY her sister. Mrs
Joseph Hasan, and cousin. Mias
Bettine Martin. both ~ Tacoma
Mas Martin received many besu-
tiful gifts Refreshments we're
served at ths ciose Of thu evening.
Guests attending werr Messismss
Dorothy Barkiey. steve Weston.
v Stout. w G. nainton, Hose
Webb, Harry cisrene., Frank
Martin. onle Haanas. john Mecka.
r. G. samhils. Andrew johnson,
Y, " Jones. Mary rotocnik. CLAIR
anca csvisel Andrew pemko. Mary
pemko, Floyd Kennedy. l.. Plata
notes, steve nsxsaf. Clyde Pugh.
NJ wIsninEsr. Mlohasi k.ssak.
Aaron Jonss. G. Morris. Roy smith.
George Martin nr. Mas Weber.
NiemasIs. n, Mailman. Emil nto-
ras. A. IileaiAdskl. A. Dsisdxir.
Ray Stout, waino johnson. Pete
Cato Anna Essak. Charlie. sam.
b,is. John Martin. Clyde fsssief.
Eugene Wright D. !. a. Hss.H.
A. Sander. Paul klssinko. ~ p.
Kubick. V. Cook. atsfniek. Anna
Martin. John Hsxen
Joseph Hsxsn. ". ysyrsk. !
odis. II. iifeks. w. A. wrighy. A.
Iesssut. Edward Martin. John ~.
taxi. Joseph MarinsIIi A. krura.
{, Ab-. John Gall. w Gomisy. y.
*inkos<i Clarence. Hsnry Auasf-
s1n, e. kafanAo sr.. Pete setks.
Tony BssssIis, Tom einkovish and
George Hrsks.
Misses Audrey Trpwsn. Mabel /
Bestimss Martin. Hsl<n
srichsk. Lillian Kent and Doro.
Ehs Kent.
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6 L u B S

Ladies Auxiliary Carpenters
Union will meet in Carpenters
hall. Thursday evening at S o'clock
Mrs. Howard keneasal chairman.
Tacoma Post American Legion
Auxiliary No. 1888. has established
poppy headquarters in the lobby
of the Puget Sound Bank building
for the annual sale. Mrs. Charles
A. Heffron, chairman.
Past Presidents. Phil sheridan
Relief corps, luncheon Friday at
IL 30 at home Of Mrs. Alfred
Boudresu. $500 So. 18th.
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Lodge
card party Thursday evening 8
O'Clock. home of Mrs. J. ". Clark,
1852 Pacific ave
Ezxks Auxiliary Italian dinner.
Friday. $50 and 7 o'clock fol-
lowed by entertainment at q in
banquet room OF Eagles hall
The Spiritual Christian Altruist
club will meet Friday Of this week
at ?. m. In the church. 727 Fsg-
cett ave. Business. Bible study.
and choir practice. followed by en-
tertainment and lunch All mem
bers and their friends are invited
10 attend
Circle /, Daughters Of Norway
meet with Mrs. e Berg. 1915 SO.
Wspsto, Friday for - 30 lunch
con.
Ladies' auxiliary 10 Taeobst
Grotto Will entertain at a lunch
eoen at O'Clock Friday In the
Coffee shop Of Hotel Winthrop
Mrs. J. n. kitiar viii address the
group on Our Seighnors. the
Birds
Ladies AIa Bethl.sem Lutheran
church. dinner in church psriors
Friday from $50 10 p. m Pub
lie invited.
Dummermuth Pioneer chapter
meets a. 705 So. Ainswofth ave.
Friday for a u 30 luncheon. Plans
for the outing TO Gig Hsrbor viil
De formulated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-26
! acoma Garden Club Plans
18th Annual Spring Show
Exhibit 10 Be Held June in Crystal Ballroom Of Hotel
Winthrop; Two Of Four Sections To Be
Open TO Amateurs OF City

Those interested in gardening whether they are men,
ber OF the Tacoma Garden club not are eagerly looking
forward TO the fifteenth annual spring flower show TO be
presented by the Tacoma Garden club June in the CRYSTAL
ballroom of Hotel Winthrop The show will be composed of
four seconsdecorated tables floral arrangements
and the fourth section will be devoed to IL divisions of
certain seasonal blooms
The last two sections named open TO any amateur
In the city Mrs j. r. kenworthy chairman of the June
show and Mrs Clarence Yager is show chairman for the
entire year Mrs Samuel B. Stocking president the
Tacoma Garden club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-26
Surprised At Party

NJ 5. Charles Mayes was honored
at a surprise birthday party on
Wednesday evening. Games were
played followed by a late supper.
Guests included Mr. Msyes.
Messrs. and Mesdames Emory
Finch. Ralph Finch. Cecil Msyes,
Paul Smith, Harlan Williams, Mrs.
Alvina Fritsch. Mrs. Mabel Jun
key, Mr.. Miney and Mr.. Jack
Lyons
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Entries will be received from
$50 until II 80 o'clock the morn
ing Of June s. The show VIII run
from 2 until 10 p. m.
In the decorated tables section
there will be five divisions the
formal dinner table for eight:
luncheon table for six; buffet sup
per tables; tea tables, and break
fast trays.
The section for floral arrange
ments will also be divided into five
groups. In group A-the drawing
room srrangement-any type of
floral material may be used in any
type container. Group B will be
devoted to the arrangement OF
roses in any type container. Group
c will include arrangements OF
roses with other flowers and group
ID will consist of arrangements of
perennials, one or more kinds.
Group + will be devoted To an
tique pairs of vases with any type
material vases not to exceed five
inches in height.
Section three is composed of
the following:
Tea and hybrid roses bush: !.
Three blooms, one of each OF three
varieties. in shades of IA red. tbl
pink, tcl yellow or copper tones. ,dD
cream or whites. q Three blooms.
same variety. 3. Specimen bloom
Climbing or hybrid tea roses. 4.
Specimen bloom or spray.
Hybrid perpetual roses. bush. S.
Three blooms, same variety. 6. Speci-
men bloom.
Climbing hybrid perpetual roses: 7.
Special bloom or spray.
Climbing roses mot included in
classes 3. Special bloom or spray
Polyantha roses texoept climbing
Polyanthas): o. Three clusters same
variety. 10. Specimen cluster.
Collection OF roses: II. Not more
than two OF any variety q. e.. two
each of Talisman. Dainty Bess. etc
Container to be furnished by ex-
hibitor in this particular class.
Included in section four are
|. Best spray OF clematis.
2. Best three stalks delphinium.
3. Best three stalks lupin
4. Best special bloom peony.
S. Best three stalks peony.
s. Best six blooms pansies without
foliage.
7. Best bowl pansies.
3. Best three blooms violas without
foliage.
2. Best bowl violas.
10. Best bowl of any flowers known
as new intrQduction" since 1894.
IL Best stalk any Towering shrub.
II. Miscellaneous.
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Smorgasbord
Supper Hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. FiIhor Gsrdnsr
Entertain informally ~
Home Wednesday

Among the most charming
Of late spring parties which
are = pleasant preIuds to the
annual migration 10 summer
homes was the ssnorxssboFsl
supper which Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilton Gardner gave 1T their
heme ON North Cedar a.
Wednesday evening for .
group of cloac friends.
Missed spring hIoenss were sse<s
.. The table ssnssspssss with roees
IN other feom@ ~ tbs hoss<s Tapets
~ ysilew we're slse ua The eotoFtui
fssts.
Favnss fuF hfislxe whseh fetta~ea
the smos1~shesd went Ia Mrs.
Ruben s'srssnn. pf. u r purrfelstt.
Mrs AFtfusloe Lee. ~. Arthur
yers and Mr. Afvht< ulsir
Other xuesss wrss ~. t'ari~sA.
Mira russgsssss. Mr. Ire. Mrs Yssh.
Mss ittsH Miss May An<>es sun. \
sister ~ the nestsss. ~ Charles
Chandler NJ and Mrs t(owsfd
csFsuthsfs snd NJ and Mys I. p.
or.
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Entertaiins For
Jeanne Cline
Miss johnson Is Hostess on
"wednesday Evening fos
Popular Bride. Elect

Miss June Johnson was
hostess on Wednesday evening
nj a mlsc-llaneou. shower for
Miss Jeanne Cline who ia thr
hride-eIert II Mr.. Marshall
Whipple.
June - has been chosen
for the wedding date. The
party Was given at tho hume
Of DIR. and Mrs. Fedyce John.
son on summit road.
Service was ftnm lace covered
tanle censssed with white lsis and
tail white tspsrs Favass fer each
guest ~ the buffet tshis wsss
dainty candy flowers
Guests whs ennssd the informal
evening were Msssrs uulafrs t.sssAi.
betty Hell. Dorothy Mitchell Grace
pechsF. Marjorie pssreisna. sylvia
Eshllassn, Margaret t-aishsmss.
Mira Lionel ksfflsf. Mrs Philip
Huffman. sister NJ the nfiae elect
al whose homs the wedding win ne
solrmnised Mrs Johnson. Mrs.
Frank Cline. mother % The hsssie.
elect and Mia MARY lane Isnpett
of Seattle.
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feied Surprise Aifsir

Mrs. A. y. neHsrgys II -. )
A. Has hostess recently st a sur
prise shower honofins Mrs. Fred
JaBuzh.
Besides the honor guest. those
present included Mesdames ". J.
AeCurdy. Harold swsrth0ut. !. @.
vinson and NJ Carlson Of Tacoma.
Mrs c. .. White Of Olympus. and
the MisSss Laura and Liza Foitz.
Marjorie Kennedy and Gladys
Petry Of Tacoma
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Arrives Home
From Oregon Trip

Miss Betty Bergen returned 10
her home this week end after
spending two weeks IN Oregon
In The Dallas she was the house
guest ~ Miss Gertrude Nelson
and in Portland Of Mrs. e. n.
Maxfisid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-26
Warrens To Leave Saturday
For British Columbia

Capt. and Mrs. Paul Warren of
the Lewis apartments will motor
to Vancouver Saturday evening.
They will be entertained on several
occasions before their return the
latter part of the week.