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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-22
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titled ''lt4eht Abasst raeee.r "
composed IT Mrs. usueh. Mrs.
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hell. Mrs. iAmbert NIeen9se. MA
George Hss1Ias. Mse ". y Muee-
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cast Mrs Hseeh. Mrs. James ray.
Tor. MsM Arehl2 denln. MSe.
George Goahssettss and AGva q.
=. Tvscy.
An intermlsslau number wiIi ~
provided and members sf In An
Will Ell candy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-22
Lakewood Figure Skaters
Elect New Club Officers
MIS- Alex l. Rabbit TO Head Group; Plan Gala Carnival
10 Open Season Next Year To Be Member Of
international Figure Skating Association

Just recently organized but making an outstanding bid
Tor prominence among the larger social clubs of Tacoma is
me lakewood Figure Skating club which met recently for
co OF OFFICERS and TO plan definite activities as group
Mrs ex L. Rabbit elected president of the group and
~ ~ u MaeRae vice president Mr.. Drew Sivers is the
clubs secrefarv andtr - ~ -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-22

Jefferson Prsschsoi mili meet
Thursday evening ai O'Clock in
jefferson PARK field hosse As The
theme Ia Living Win School in
Mind for Our Children. Principal
WIN GullfOf6 ALL speak on Pre-
pairing the Child for School" Mr.
Kurt karrnln and Miss Ruin Mace.
mon viii play piano duets. Hos-
tesses for ths social hour viii bs
hssdsnes Raymond West. Arnr
Hoi, and G. l. Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
Wed Saturday
At Holy Cross
Miss BartoIaf and Mr.. Iver-
sen Exchange Vows in
Reefory at ! O'clock

Simplicity marked the cere-
mony Saturday afternoon at
l o'clock in which Miss Agnes
j. Bartolat, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Bartolat Of
North Baltimore, became the
bride of Mr.. Thomas T.. Iver-
sen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. =. A.
Iversen Of Puyallup. Rev.
Martin Duggan read the cere-
mony in the rectory Of Holy
Cross church.
The bride wore wine alpaca
street length dress with silver trim
and matching hat. She had also A
finger tip length black skunk
jacket and black accessories. set
off by a corsage Of lavender or
chids with stepbanotis.
Miss Mary Ann Bartolat WAS
her sisters only attendant and Mr..
John Rapin WAS best man. Miss
Bartolat wore grotto blue with
a corsage Of pink roses, gladioli
and swansonia.
After the wedding a reception at
the family home was held for MEM
bers Of the two families.
Mrs. Bartolat received in a black
aplaca dress with gold trim and
she had a corsage Of gardenias.
Mrs. Iversen's dress was black silk
and she had gardenias and swan
sonia.
The home was decorated in gar
den flowers and on the collation.
table, which was covered with a
white linen cloth, was center
piece of late summer flowers in
an amber bowl. White tapers were
In matching holders. Mrs. Wes-
ley Howard presided and those as
sisting were Miss Mildred Vanlch,
Miss Julia Jugo and Mrs. Theo-
dore Challman, who cut the cake.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are graduates Of Beutel Business
college and Mr.. Iyersen Is mem
Der of the Elks lodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
Tee Will Honor
Two Women
Nh sisls' s,c ssaa Sks.s
70 Be- fesec sos Wort =
f{t'oricsA Education

Aso Tacoma aunEsn who
have hs~n prominently Asso-
elated wtih activities u MS.
torscAl study through The Ia.
coma NumAns club and sigma
Epsilon 0nlcrun. national
sorority Tor college extension
+. courses. Nli lie honorcd nj a
tea which vii he given on
Tuesday afternoon ~ the home
Of Mrs. Percy Creath Smith.
To be feied are Mrs. J. II Kit
lar and Miss Elizabeth Shane.
Mss shane Is popular teacher
q Tacoma school and Tor a NUM-
Der - wears Mrs. kitiAr tauga;
history ia schools In Pennsylvania
The womAn's club historical
study Vas first introduced two
years ago By Mrs.. Smith and
through the efforts q Mas Shane
and Mrs. Kltlar The work has been
carried on.
Sharing honors with Mrs. kitlar
and Miss Shane vii be Mrs. n. y
Templeton Of the Seattle Century
club. who has recently been elected
president Of Sigma Epsilon omi-
cron for the state. Also 20 be
suee4al eqiesfa are Ms 81 n
Iarned. Mrs. W. Norman Piggatt.
Mrs. Templeton's daughter. and
Miss Marjorie collais, recently
from Denver.
Hostesses viii be members OF
the historical committee for the
past year Mrs Smith has been
chairman: Mrs. E. E. Rhodes. vice
chairman: Mrs. Cora Imhoff. secre-
tary: Mesdames w. w. Whitehead.
Edwin r. Ray, +. A. Cole. Marcus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
Three Entertain at Party for
School Crowd on thursday

For a number Of the younger set
who will be away for college this
autumn, Miss Shirley Mcdonald,
Miss Bette Ross and Miss Grace
Hamilton were hostesses at Miss
Ross home Thursday evening for
bridge.
Late supper was served from an
attractive table appointed in fall
flowers.
The guests were Miss Valdene
Hazelton who has just graduated
from Stephens college, Miss Vir-
ginia Hamilton, Miss Patricia Poe,
Miss Virginia Haines. Miss Phyllis
Jackson, Miss Marjorie Schwalen,
Miss Margaret Simpson of San
Francisco. Miss Virginia Hall and
Miss Marie Floe who is a house
guest of Miss Poe.
Miss Ross is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross of
1914 No. Steele.
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Beautiful Ceremony |, Read
In Rsynor Chapel Friday
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
Quiet Ceremony On Saturday
Unites Popular Couple
Miss Eleanor Elizabeth Foley and Mr. William Merritt
Adams Are Wed in 81. Patrick, Parish al 2 O'clock
in the Forenoon by Rev. Hamilton

II in quiet ceremony in the intimacy OF ST. Patricks
Catholic church recory that Miss Eleanor Elizabeth Foley
and Mr. William Merritt Adams exchanged their nupta
Saturday morning Rev. James Hamilton of the church per-
formed the ceremony in the of immediate relatives
and closest friends of the couple at o'clock
Mrs. Adams wedding ensemble n smart black and
grey twopece costume suit made with chic full pleated
skirt and veveteen trim She black patent and suede
accessories when given in marriage by her uncle Mr. C. r.
Foley. Her flowers delicate white orchids tied with
rhho If mfr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02

The brides only sister. Miss Mar
garet Foley of Seattle. was her
only attendant and she wore royal
blue veivetecn with black suede
accessories and eorsage OF gar
denias, and Mrs. Finch roses Of
pink. Mr.. Charles Williams Of
Seattle was best man for his
brother-in-law.
Mrs. Adams Ia the daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Foley
and her husband the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Adams. 70s No.
l ST.
Mrs. Florence c. Foley. with
whom the bride has made her
home at 720 Sixth ave, Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. c. J. Foley Of
orting, wore eorsages Of garde-
Mas with their outfits for the we'd
ding.
After the quiet ceremony there
was a wedding breakfast at the
Dalhem on North Tacoma ave. for
members Of the two families. An
attractive U shaped table was used
and the centerpiece was Of pink
asters.
The bride was graduated from
Visitation villa school for girls
and Mr.. Adams from Stadium high
school and the College OF Puget
Sound, where his fraternity was
Sigma Mu Chi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will be at
home at 204 No. Tacoma ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
Junior League
To Opsn Yer
Mn Resss ps<L - On
l4sms ~ messing -
Tuesday AisssWeee

The Tacoma Junior I.enGuoie
frat nesting Of she an(nmn
Win In hsId on Tuesday After.
noon 1T $50 o'ciock In the
home u Mrs. Roeor peek. t1n
No. Sixth. For The Tee hpor.
which srsdilionsIly follows
meetings u tbs lenGue. Mis-
Marguerite Olson has hen
asked In IN chairman.
Assisting on hsf eonmjetee Win
- Mn. Iphn ustse ptohes>n, Nh.
f'haries Lane and 1ins nduth A.
foee.
Mr. Karl Weeks. ehairmaa ~
education AZ the Tscswn Ivhiihaf.
Fnania association. hss beea invtlo1
20 speak ~ the opsnin9 neetInG
Mrs. Charles y. IIurtsy. n. viD
prssids over business 2ffalsx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
Miss kennsrd Leaves
For Position in ElIensbure

Mss Sauna kcnnard. daughter
81 Mr. and Mrs Hunter kennArf.
left hy motor for Eilenshurg on
saturday She will be librarian In
the high school there this year.
Last year Miss kennarh held =
similar position in Gle Elam and
during the past summer spent the
early weeks In summer school Al
the University Of Washington.
coming later To be the guests of
her parents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
Take New Town Rssidsncs
After Summer ~ Beach

Mr.. and Mrs. Sheriff. Taylor are
just established In theIr new town
house on North q II. Th&y have
been nj Adslaids-on-tbe-Sound for
the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
Parties TO Fefe Mr.. and Mrs.
Crump Before Departure

For Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ward Crlmp
who leave on Sunday evening for
San Francisco, Miss Anna Abel
sett, aunt of Mrs. Crunp (Alice
Abelsett) will entertain at party
on Saturday evening at her home
So. 18th and ] st.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Abelsett will entertain for the
travellers.
The guests at Miss Abel
sett's party will be Mr.. and Mrs;
o. Hanson and their sons, Haroiu
and Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Abelsett, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel En-
gelstadt, of Seattle, and Mr.. anu
Mrs. Ray Abelsett
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02

Wed last Saturday In tho
Fort Le1Vis Little Catholic
chapel at high noon, Mrs.
George Revnolds Grnnert
MARY Donna Giiletfej Il pic
tuved IN her charming bridal
costume. Her husband il
Lieut.. Grunert, son OF Major
Gen. and Mrs. George Cru
merit Of Vancouver Barracks.
Lieut. and Mrs. Grnnert are
non touring the south and
aOiH be at Vancouver after
Sept. 10.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02

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Preston and vida Morrison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-15
SPER PICKS TROJANS TO Defeat
TENNESSEE III ROSE BOWL BATTLE

Georgia has a hsckfssld that
would DO them = lot II geud II
they can find line strong enough
10 help them carry out their M.
ngnments.
DUKE STILL TOUGH
TINE Southern Conference viii b
i three way battle with Clam
son and wake Forest pressing
Duke for championship bonors. A
Wallace Wade team has always
been an outstanding defensive
squad. Last year Duke was Nm.
scored on In NIL their scheduled
games. In the last minute Of their
post season. Rose Bowl game
against Southern California. q
lucky pass marred that perfect
scoreIcss record for the 1855 sea-
son. Duke VIII not be as strong
defensively this year but they Will
still be a tough opponent to con-
qner, although they lost Eric Tip
ton, the outstanding haifback, with
the educated top. O'Mara and
spangler, other backfield regulars
and Dan Hin, the all-Americsn
center, and Right Guard Yorke.
Last season Duke lacked .
break Away runner and that re-
tarded their offense. Now that
George McAfee. who was injured
early last season. Ia back and IN
perfect physical condition Duke
will have the offensive threat they
needed and would have had last
year.
Clemson and Duke do not meet
this season. They had II out In
spring training practice game and
the final score OF that tussle was
rs TO 20, In Dukes favor. This
gives US an idea how strong Glenn
son Is. George McAfee. Dukes
quarterback, made three Of the
four toucndoWfs.
Wake Forest with almost
the same team that held Duke
and Clemson 10 10 0 scores
has q schedule that calls for
only two tough games. The
Duke and the Clemson affairs.
This year the games are
spaced just right.
With q tight squeeze almost an
assured fact. nevertheless our
choice is Duke, first; Clemson Sec
ond and Wake Forest third In the
Southern conference. North Caro-
lima State and North Carolina be-
hind the leaders.
Seasoned hslfbacks and left
tackles are needed by North Caro-
lima while North Carolina State
must find guard and tackle re-
serves. II they win five Of their
nine game schedule their season
would be successful.
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tally but not ~ we'll ~ the t~a
graduate ends
Even ~ they fiIl the biii.
N~yland stili ms,st find re-
piaoeusests. Rihe replaces
Little. 1850 regular center.
Cannon. . sophomore. win re-
Beve him. This position ~iii
not b. weak. and neisher will
n be - strong ~ last year.
A. Cannon gains expertcsce
TIN position will improve.
Tennessee schedule win bring
the team up To the Alabama game,
their fourth contest Of the season,
In excellent shape. A. no timc
during the season does Tennsssee
play two tough opponents In q
row. The schedule Ia much in their
favor.
Now AlabamA's Prospects
Alabama on the other hand VIII
have met Fordham In the second
game Of the year with Tennessee
their fourth opponent. Their Ten
nessee game Will be the game that
will keep them from the South
eastern Conference Championship.
They also will lose the Fordham
contest.
Alabama's line will be fairly
strong. Tackles will be the strong
est position. Guards will be the
weakest. It's the backfieid that
IL giving Frank Thomas trouble.
Coach Thomas lost three backfield
regulars. He must play sopbo-
more at fuiiback not only because
there are no veterans returning
for that position. but because Han
son, a sophomore. Ia outstanding.
The strongest line In the South
ern Conference belongs TO Tulane.
They will be strong and well forti-
fled In every position but center.
They will nave a good backfield.
not outstanding, with the fullback
its weakest point.
Five regulars from Louis
lana states 1888 team must
be replaced. The standouts Of
the 1899 line viii be kava-
naugh, an end, and Goree, .
guard. The weakest positions
In the L. h. u. line are tackles
and center. They need TO bols-
ter their backfield, also.
Auburn must find ends and
tackles TO strengthen its line. A
good quarterback would also be a
great help. Vanderbilt will have
better line requirements this year.
sophomores must come through at
center and also help the back
field.
Georgia Tech will be weak In
the middle. They must find capa-
BILE guards and q center TO replace
All Southern Jack chivington.
They also need good tackle re-
serves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-15
Sabin Beaten
In Net Event

Fokg<r MILLS. y. v. ga<
Haai ths Tag ziashtFmsa frums
snzaF~aAs. reAxA~e TO ssma-sansl
rpzana & ,ns nslson.i ssnAls sansie.
ehxmFaoasAip to-day ~aiA . 80
is-is s.fo. "a 81 Ssetory ever
pon xoSsM q osissoms CITY.
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Msms.~<asr champion ard this
eeuntr,1s No. pisycs. sAse
gAised the .~na- fi..i rsasd
stsh . al. ie-s. 80 ssrssry
ever Harry ps~pmaa Of Aas-
frAlia-
Alice Marble. the Beverly Hills
blonde who IL seeking her third
title. reached the seusi-ftnsl round
with a s-s. s-s ga victory over
Mary Hardw1ck a the Engilsh
NightmAn cup team.
Helen Jacobs. four times winner
Of tho title. gained the round 81
four with a 2-s, ga. s3 win over
Valerie Scott. one Of the most
promising Of the younger English
players.
A third semi-finAi berth Was
filled when welby Van Horn. the
sensational is-yesr-old Los An
geles player. defeated Wayne
sabin of Portland, Ore, 90. "a.
"a. rs. 6-3.
The California youngster played
sensational tennis after dropping
the first two sets 10 sabln's ma
chine-like steadiness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-15

NEW ORLEANS. La - Wander
~ bilt VAS the last team that
beat Tennessee two years ago.
Since then Tennessee has won II
games IN q row. This season that
list of victories will swell To -
straight wins after their io-gams
schedule In played. The clean slate
will bring them consideration for
the Rose Bowl. New Years Day
game. Southern California 10 the
team that will win the Pacific
Coast Conference and should thsy
extend the invitation 10 Tennessee
for the Pasadena affair. and Ten
nessee accept. then the Vols" win
ming streak will be over.
The baekfield regulars who scor-
ed the greatest number OF points
of any team In the country last
year. returns intact
Quarterback Wood. who WAS
Bartholomew alternate, has
played out his eligibilisy. To
strengthen that post this sea-
son Major Heyland. Teanes-
sees coach. has switched An
American Cafego from hight
half to quarter. sending Ba-
thoiemew to right half.
Cafego and Bartholomew are ia
miliar with the new positions. they
played there early lost season.
Foxx, who scored 30 of the 27e
Tennessee points. stays at left
half. Coffman, who scored %
points, continues at full.
NO BACK PROBLEMS
NTEYLAND has no bsckfield
~ problems. It's the line that
must be strengthened. The two
guards, Aii-American Suffrudge
and Ali-American Aolinski, are ~
good as any pair of guards in foot
ball. The tackles will be a. strong
as 1898. 1t 10 the finding of two
ends as good as Wyatt and Hunter
that bothers most. Coleman, last
years reserve, and Ciphers. a third
string end, might fill the hole par
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-15
Far West Grid
Play Under Nay
SAN FRANCISCO The 1880

SAN FRANCISCO - The 1889
college football season opens In
the far west tonight with a pro-
gram OF two games involving state
college teams.
San Jose State, using plays de-
vised by Glenn Scobey. lPop)
Warner. advisory coach, win meet
Montana State Of Bozeman in San
Jose stadium.
San Francisco State. making its
first appearance under new Coach
Dick Boyle, formerly Of st. Mary's,
travels 10 Kentfield to meet Marin
Junior College.
Three other games were on
the week end schedule. Flag
staff and Silver City meet At
Flagstaff Saturday. Sunday
st. Marys Of Texas plays Uni
versity Of San Francisco on
the Iatter's field and the San
Diego. Marines play the West
ern Bears.
Warmers participation In the
San Jose State football lineup will
be watched with much interest.
Head Coach bud De Groot's team
last year was one of the highest
scoring teams in the nation and
it won every game but one.
The San Jose school is branch
ing out against harder competition
this year with a veteran squad.
1t plays again Monday night in
meeting Texas A and / at San
Jose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-15
pLAyYAin tsYoKAsE, INSULTS

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pLAYfAfn fBrOkAsk) bssohs
visst Race - 2-yssr-olds; about .
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Mabel /, Sail 6sin also ran.
s~eoud Hse~ - 3-yesr-oIds and up.
about furionss,
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siso ran.
Third Race - 5-year-oids and up
nsstrr Buck ui2D :. 40 $40 $50
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THE psrb 1Oe) ..... go
Jockess In order: Mccormick. Dye,
pobertxon. Time, 4 ~. Thistle 0rscs.
Warm. wigtown also ran.
FoufIh maee
nsrry Day fi06, -. 800 2.To zeo
sesttie onse .a, ho' ." 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-15
SEALSSTILL
ON I'd RUNC

San vssaslsrs nssvs1 lnts sss<1ts-
putsa s~cona ptaes In The t'srsflc
Coast ssssh~Il league to-day sfiss
taking . double header frcm D-sst.
land. is-7 and 81.
1he Scala. VIM wers tied with
Los Angeles eight games behind
Seattle. advanced . fun game
when tos Angeles wss ralnsd sssl
~ Seattle.
Nan Francisco scored 10 runs
In ths first two fnnsaes In pat
away ths opensr. DshAxxso and
Norbert hit homsrs for the ssaia
The niehsrAp fsei 10 -
Francisos whrn me aenIs -
three runs - ~ seoepd 80
anssbes n ne sAird. stsvtsG
OFF PsstAan1's sse-vun rasossa-
seutz gsvs Pevs1as6 misc hits
whIls (sahses 40 u1licbss ~
iowud ~ Benls ~.
Oakland put on . four-rsn hast
In ths ninth 10 noss out saers-
mcnto. 81. The solons built ur
. ssven run lead by the fourth
inning bui tins Oaks wsnt 10 work
with two In the sixth. two IN The
eighth and the winning burst In
the final frame. saIvsson gass
Sacramento ~ safeties while
Frcitas gave up "a.
Hollywood trimmed Ban Diego,
7-z. Bittner gave thu Padres
nine blows while his mates fook
IL from Humphreys and Pilistts.
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Yanks Doaloa
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Prospects Bright

POCATELLO, Ida University
of Idaho Southern Branch football
prospects are bright with the re-
turn to practice of the nucleus of
a strong team, Coach Guy Wicks
said today.
Wicks said he had Is lettermen
returning and had lost only seven.