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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Groups Make
Friday Plans
Historical Section, Woman S
Club, TO Hear Review
of whitman"

The historical study session
of the Woman's club will be
held in the club rooms Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. \ re-
view of whitman by DIR.
C. NJ. Drury will be given by
Mrs. Stanton Warburton,
while Mrs. +. +. Rhodes paper
will be on Government Estab-
lished-Provisional, Territor-
ial and State"
In the afternoon at o'clock Mrs.
Edwin r. Ray win present a patri-
otto program with tea following in
honor of George Washington S
birthday. Flags, bunting and sea-
sonal decorations will be used with
the tea service.
Mrs. Ray will introduce Mr..
A. l.. Lee in an address on George
Washington, His Home and Poll
tical Life" Mrs. P. c. Smith will
present a short talk on the life of
Mary Ball and Mrs. Ray will give
an original poem on George Wash
ingtOn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Arts, Science Club Plans
Eleven O'clock Breakfast
Interesting Musical Program 70 Be Presented al Smart
Affair Thursday Morning in Weyerhseuser
Hall; Louis Wersen 10 Speak

Nearly half hundred members of the Arts and Science
club and their guests will gather Thursday morning at IL
o'clock in Weyerhaeuer hall of the W A. for the group
musical breakfast The occasion is the first of its kind which
the club has sponsored and promises to become popular
tradition.
Mr. Louis Wersen director of music for Tacoma Public
Schools will be the guest speaker his topic being "A Message
of Music After the guests welcomed by the clubs pres
dent, Mrs. Walter NJ Smell and the general chairman Mrs
Michael De Voo tableau "An Evening At Home With the
Washngons' will be presented prelude to the morning
col
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Gu B S

Tshoma Camp. ". o. W. bone-
lit card party Thursday at $50
p. m in Eagles hall. Pinochle.
500. refreshments. fsvors. Mes
DANES o. o. Bales and Thomas
Jordan In charge.
Three Is sewing club meets with
Mrs. John Lewis. 404 So. 3Oth II. q,
Thursday for 1890 luncheon.
Emma =. shaw Rebckab. regu-
lar card party Thursday from 2
until p m. in the club rooms Of
the Odd Fellows temple. Favors.
Mrs. George Kranhold In charge.
LYDIA rheIp. Tent No. "a. d.
4. v. will meet Al the home Of
Mrs. Ella Black. s402 So. Tacoma
ave, Thursday at 80.
East Tacoma Rebrksh Sewing
club will sponsor 4 luncheon and
card party Thursday at the East
Side hall. Luncheon at Y 30.
Tacoma Temple pythian Sisters
will entertain the grand chief. Ars.
Eleanor MATHS Of Retail Thursday
at $50 dinner In the Walker.
Meeting al s O'Clock in the Pythian
temple. Reservations. Mrs. Arthur
Bergund. GA $6g2-J.
Emma y. shaw Rsbckah lodge
will meet Wednesday in the J o.
o. r. temple AZ s o'clock. Mrs.
George Kranhold presiding Mrs.
Andrew Cgstafson IN charge Of
program.
Milton Garden Cub regular
meeting Thursday poaiponed until
FRIDAY a. ? O'Clock AZ the home 81
Mrs. Robert EDersole Lesson On
Flower Arrangement Suitable
For the Home
Destiny Auxiliary B'Ssi Bfiih
cooking school Thurs1ay afternoon
AZ ? o'clock. Fisher's Civic Center.
40 adm.1sior
Degree Of Honor riub meets
Thursday for noon luncheon ~ the
home 81 Mrs. Katherine LIVING
ston, 1898 So Steele.
FRANKIE T0bey Jones circle IS
viii meet Friday afternoon Al the
home q Mrs. Robert T. knight
1913 No Lawrence for luncheon
and bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

. The complete cast includes Jack
Gordon as Scotsman, Alec Wiley.
Adam Freckleton and John Gil
christ, as his two sons: Ruben
Gaines as John Shand. Bernard
Ford. an EngliShman: Helen Chap
man as Maggie Wiley; Mrs. Max
inc Goodwin. the Comtesse de Ia
Briere: Carol Jane Anderson, Lady
Sybil Tenterden, and Daisy Bryant
as a maid.
Otto L. Wilde is production man.
ager. Others assisting with the
production are Alfred Drahold.
stage manager: r. NJ Hart. art
director: William Barnes. in charge
of lighting; George Osborne. car
penter and stage mechanic. and
Wade Perrow and Herman HUSKY,
stage hands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Engagement Of Miss lucich
Formally Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lucich of
No. 4sth and Winifred st. today
formally announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Jennie, to
Mr.. Jarl c. johnson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ludwig johnson. News
of the betrothal was told TO init
mate friends at party Feb. IA.
The ceremony will take place
June 80.
The announcement was revealed
on small hearts each attached 10
large heart centering the table,
with small arrows at the ends and
a guests name on each.
Sharing the evening were the
Misses Elizabeth Patty, Matte and
Mary Franich, Anne Velacich,
Alice Randolph, Mary Lucich and
Mrs. Joseph Tucker, sisters of the
betrothed, and the Mesdames
Adam Boespflug, Donald zatko-
vich, BERTH Faux, Ruby Fair and
Carsten Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
MARI. Birthday With
Party on IussdsY

VIE MafiIYn Daley vas hosfsea
NJ an informal party on Tuesday
marking tho celebration ~ hef
IAN birthday 81 me hons ~ her
parents. sff. ard Mrs. Kenneth l..
Daley. t7is No Fife q, Guests
we're Miss EeyefieY Saubefi, mob.
eft Flneham. DaDald illek. Mlss
&AFy0ftr BrDHn. a eoisln, Mrs..
Daley ard a. Gut,gf town guest.
Captain sumner Palmer 81 Port.
land, who flew up for lhe occasion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

Members ~ the Ladies Aid of
Bethlehem Lutheran church will
meet for a O'Clock luncheon
Thursday In tha church pafi0fs
East Harrison and q sis Mrs. Carl
Anderson Niil be fha hastsA4
me topic for the afternoon will
BE- The christlaa Prayer" Mira
Bertha TolicfAon 10 chairman ~
the meeting Al which visitors will
He vStffsfeN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

In the tableau viii be Mrs. Clar-
ence V. Bigger as Martha Wash
ington, and Mrs. Ted Martin as
George Washington. In keeping
with the colonial theme r minuot
will be presented by Misses Joan
and Sue Williams, accompanied
by Mrs. Williams.
Other numbers will include:
My Own United States Edwards
Mrs. Henry Skramstad.
accompanied by
Miss Vivian Steelman
Preamble 10 the Constitution
Washington State Jubilee
Address Mr.. Harry Cain
Selected Vocal Numbers.......
............M Mr.. Herbert Ford
accompanied by Mrs. Ford
"a Message Of Music .........
............. Mr.. Louis Wersen
Vocal selections ....... Girls Trio
Shirley Mcdonald. Dorothy Shaw,
Evelyn Hopkins
Piano solo. Jeane Lahey
May Night ............ Palgren
Trees" Rasbach
Springs Awakening" d. Sandorson
Mrs. Skramstad. accompanied
by Miss Steelman
At the speakers table will be
Mr. Wersen. Mrs W. r. Coffman,
president Of Pierce County FEEDER
alton Of Womens clubs. Mrs. Roy
Lyle Of Seattle, state music chair
man for the federation Mr.. Cain,
Mrs. Charles Yealey, state chair
man of war veterans for the fed
GRAFTON, Mrs J. b. Aathieson, pro-
gram chairman, and club officers.
Mrs. Smell, Mrs. Ralph Lewis. Mrs.
Clearance Eakin, Mrs. Jack Walker.
Mrs. Kenneth Clippingdale and
Mrs. Walter Sivertson Mrs. DE
Voto Will present the program.
An incomplete list Of those who
have made reservations for the
breakfast in addition 10 those on
the program includes Mesdames
a. r Behling, Clarence Bigger.
George Brown. Kenneth Clipping
dale. Michael De Voto. G ~ Eakin.
A. II cambridge. Merle Leedy.
John c. Lemon. Ralph LcwiE J. n.
Love. NJ s. Macdonald. Ted Mar
tin. Robert Mann, J y HathiesOn,
George AcGlu. Ethel Aoixner.
L. W. spearbeck. W. l. s. sypheT.
Evan Tslco,. r. ] Mcintosh. r. d.
Hill. Jack Walker. Walter n.
Smell. George l. Converse. Spencer
y Smith, Walter Siyerfson. -. o.
Sutting Frank Porto. Donald
Wellings. r /. Babcock. Kay Ken
dali. Maurice Hlgari. Richard
Boskoyich. Charles Yealey. ". X.
coffman. Roy Lyle. Fred Lucken-
nihl. Herbert Ford. J. u. Williams.
Henry skrsmstad. Aiss Vivian
Steelman, Misses Joan ana Sue
Williams. Shirley Macdonald. Dor
othy Shaw and Evelyn Hopkins.
Arlington PIT. 4. milk fund
benefit dessert luncheon vail b.
held Thursday Al ] o'clock IN the
school Bridge. 500 and pinochle.
Mrs. n c. Hauey. chairman.
Loseiand Ladie. AID meets a.
the home n Nrs. Ernest Tsrpen-
ming Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Mrs. Yaueer TO Honor Patrol

Members of the Warren Chapter
patrol of the Order of the East
ern Star will be honored at a
luncheon to be given by Mrs. Ken
yon Yauger in her home at 4l27
No. 27th st Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. L. P. Norton will be joint
hostess for the afternoon, Lunch
con will be served at 1890 o'clock
with tables attractively decorated
in the holiday motif. A business
meeting, to be presided over by the
president Of the group, Mrs. c. s.
Burge, and an informal afternoon
will follow.
Guests are to include Mesdames
Fred Reosch, John Halvorson.
Estey Scholl, J. T. Coffman. J. f.
Coffman, Harry Namanny, Harry
Naylor. Trevor Lewis. Frank
Patched. N. f. Otteson, Luke
Scholl. John Banniza. Lyle Johns
ton. Allan Wilson, c. S. Burge,
Henry kallendar. Mark Currah,
Herman Weber and Miss Alberta
Edit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
T axe Vows
On Saturday
aass unisins Min Omshs
And Mr.. ksslin Solemn
ned ~ Church


One hundred wedding guests
gathered In Sta. Peter and
Paul church on Saturday
morning for the charming
nuptial ceremony At $50
o'clock in which Mas Alberta
Marian omsha. daughter uf
Mr.. and AIRS. George kur.
pieski. became the bride II
Mr.. Edward Martin kselin.
son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
karlln.
Rev. Henry Eosyccki per-
formed the double ring rites
in = setting Of palms and
roses. Marking the pews
where family members were
acated were white satin rib
hons.
ncsvy hslsisl satin. cut on prin.
res. lines with fnii train ives
selected Wy The bride for hsr
Wedding dress WIN Il shs wuro
. sali ~ fine net. fashioned fap-
sfyis with Tiara ~ Fsinsatonea sn<t
pearls and = Lace bordering sstls
Tier hauausi wss ~ Gala llIi.es.
M. Edward Omaha. hfnsher 1t
The hsssie. gave her Ia marriage
Ths brides attendants we're nep
slater Miss Clair t1snsha whe wose
coral net with full skirt and rvses.
heart nseklInr ard Mia He1esfl
Claire HiIlmans a cousin whose
drrss Mas identical but In tnbin'a
sEx biur They ratristi fns<s and
sweet peas with contrasting rib
noa 10 match their xowns ard in
their hair mad sprays NJ swset
pea. They wuFe also Tiny ncl<t
hsass.snsp~d Jackets. xsfis II the
bride.
Mr.. Lea kasisn was hts
brothers best man ard Mr.. vistne
kaeiin wss the usher II the wsst.
ding.
tseforr the ceremony Ave
Maria Was supg and Mia jSpe
pouEherty played the pre-.
eessinnais.
Mothers Of both thu bride and
bridegroom wns~ black dresses
with eorsaxss af Hssdsniss and
taiisman roses
The wedding breakfast and ~.
eepliea followed The wedding 81
The home u ths brides parents.
Presiding we're Mrs. John FioesiAn
and Mfa. urich NJ Seattle. Asslst-
ing with the serving snd cutting
u the brides cake were Mrs tlss.
man Daehyh. Mas Wanda kurs
pisski and Ms. Harriet Mstseis-
Wirs.
After Two weeks wedding tstp
which viii take Mr.. and Mrs, kAe.
lin 10 tho hap Francisco wosid'o
fair. their home win ~ estate
lishea In Tacoma Fur travelling
Tho bride woss esne velvet
costume with matching aeesss
sofiss and gray fur coat an whieh
she wore sars~se ~ Esrdsniss.
Bath Mr.. and Mrs kseiln 81.
tended yifs high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

Assisting Miss 6renlund are the
following committees Housing
Misses Doris MeCiymon,, Mary
Jane Roberts, Betty schasd. Vera
uealy and Ruth Pauline TODD
welcoming, Misses Pauline PUN.
phrey. Bette Jane Graham ana
Vera Heaiy, banquet, Misses Ruin
+ Jensen Lola Kuhl. Mary Mcken.
ney and Bette Janc Graham. aeilv-
tiles Misses Lois kuhl. Dorothy
Dreyer and Mary itritIel, luncheon.
Miss Mary Louise Erickson; lnyis
ietions. Mas Joan Roberts MISS
Marjorie Jenkins. faculty advisor.
ana Mas Pomona Hudson. pfrai.
dent Of W. A. A. arc also assisting
+ IN the plans.
Al the last meeting Of the organ
/ lzaiion. Mas 4argarita irle was
/ Installed aa historian 81 the group.
She succeeds Miss Dorothy Dreyef.
Who has served for tha past year,
The women residing Al the new
Residence Hall ~ the College hsys
formed an organization Of wnirh
Mas Elizabeth Hsrdlson IL the
president other officers who ~ere
elected AZ The frat MEETING are
Miss Cora Atkinson. vice PRESIDENT
Miss Annabci Miller, secretary
nlAa Margaret varnes. treasurer
snd historian. Miss Florence BDTd.
Standing committees "a govern
the activities Of the women are M
follows Standards, Miss Miller
scholarship. Miss Mary Ellen
Peterson, social. Mics Fl0rsnes
DarroW. courtesy. nisH Lucy
Epselh.
Monday evening ths Spurs ~ the
College Wtfs entertained a. the
home ~ their advisor, .ias Martha
Pearl Jsnes. AZ typical Mexican
dinner Guests were Mrs kath-
leeu Sheriff.. Miss Annabel Miller.
Miss GHenGolyn Roach. Mas Betty
Blood. Biaz Doris Hartman. Mas
Pauline Humphrey. Aias Margaret
Butler, aisa Marie Huillgan. hlss
fNffft fftetfaatAta Fttaf +f"t IfAAN
Thompson. Miss Virginia Newman.
Mas Lila Hughes. MlAs Mildred
hcKsnzle and Mas Virginia Hfnyth.
Tire dinner eaa foii01rd BY m
Informal meeting ~ Nnleh plans
isefe made for activities ~ ~ car.
RED on ~ the organization during
the apTinE months.
Kappa PM. national HethodiSt
women Organization. held formal
pledginE ceremonies On Monday
evening in 'he 7. W G. a. room A.
the College Of Puget Sound for
Miss Faith Mas Hammond ard
Miss Betty ThfallA.
Ladies' Ala Our sasi0f's Lsith-
efss church, luncheon az EfOa1-
moor al iz.z0 Thursday. Host
eaSsss Mesdames Clarence coibo,
Waiter Settler. Thomas Gallagher
and fsaeNfFr Roth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Writers Guests for
Oraforia Society Concert

NJ AID Nrs. II ]. WItiIfr aflf
daughter. Miss Jean Of Seattle.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.. J. w.
Bixel A. the concert Tuesday eve
ming - the Tacoma OratOrlO soci-
ETY.. Mr.. Whittier vas preaident 81
the society a. the time Mr. Bizel
directed u IN Seattle and with Mr..
Bixei WIS one ~ the founders Of
the traditional sunris. Easter SER
ylceE N Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Independent Church
Groups 10 Meet

Unit Is of Independent Bible
church will meet Thursday after
noon at IL a. m. at the home of
Mrs. John Dabler, 5000 So. j ST.
Potluck luncheon will be served at
1890. Mrs. c. NJ. 10th is in charge
of the afternoon business meeting.
On Friday Unit 9 will meet with
Mrs. c. j. Allen, 3717 Sixth ave,
for luncheon at 1890. Mrs. J. l.
Haines will conduct the business
meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Service Guild, scheduled for
Monday, February 20, will be held
Monday, February q.
Vida Past Matrons Of o. y. S.
will meet Saturday for no-host
luncheon at the Y. w. c. A. Bust
ness meeting and cards will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Mr.. Bs,ler 10 Spest

THURSDAY morning at 10 O'clock
Mr. Roosevelt Baaler. director Of
currieulsr Improvement for the
Tacoma schools. viii speak on
The Joint Responsibility u
Church School and Public School
IN Character Development Mas
Nell Wilson and Mrs. George
Clock viii conduct = conference on
Service Activities" This ia the
monthly inbtituie for Sunday
school teachers that il being spon-
sored BY the Tacoma Council ~
Churches The conferences viii BE-
held In The parlora Of the FIRST
Congregational church and al
those interested in church and
school efforts are welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Lakewood Players Select
Cast Of Next Production
Local Dramatic oroup TO Present What Every Woman
Knows" BY Sir James NJ. Barrie on The
Evenings OF March 2 and 10

Tacoma drama lovers looking forward to the Lakewood
Players Forthcoming presentation of Sir James NJ Bares
wel-known play, What Every Woman Knows, scheduled
for March and 10 at the Lakewood theater.
With the opening date but little than two weeks
away players and members of the production staff alike
busy whipping the play into what promises to be truly
professional production Leading roles will be taken by Ruben
Gaines as John Shand and Miss Helen Chapman Maggie
Wiley. E. Craig Boardman is the director with f. s Cartozan
producer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
7 bird Annual Sports Day
Planned By 6. P. S. Group
Womens Athletic Association VIII Be Hostess Organization
for Representative, from Western Washington
Schools on Friday and Saturday

For the third year. the Momens Athletic Association Of
the College of Puget Sound liz entertaining representatives
from colleges and junior colleges of western Washington
Sports Day Activities viii begin Friday with banquet ~
the college at $50
Saturday morning Is to be devoted to sports followed by
luncheon and round-tabc discussion Mas Doris Granund
Is general chairman for the affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
To Celebrate Holiday

Hope Chapel Christian Endeavor
will celebrate Wsshington's birth
day with a Fellowship dinner at 5
O'Clock Wednesday. The dinner is
under the direction of Misses
Francis Shade and Dorothy Mar
tin. Mr.. Carlisle Schafer will be
the POSTMASTER. Mr.. Leo Fors-
berg, president of the Tacoma
District c. E. will speak on the
subject. Christian Endeavor and
Our Nation"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
First Aid to InfIamed
Eyes-lavoptik

Relieve Little iocsl sye frogsleS hsfors
they Eet biz. Use soothing L4Yoptik IS
years tsccets. Prompt relief foF tors. IN
famed, strained. burning eyes Also hslpa
grsnGlstsd sysllet. Get LsvepDk, hrtt
tia 70 syss, TO-DAY. Al ersggis.s- adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

Ladies' Ala our sasi0f's Luih-
erso church, luncheon az BfOa1'
moor a. 1870 Thursday Host
eases: Mechanics Clarence colbo,
Waiter Settler. Thomas Gallagher
and Chester Booth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

LOseland Ladies AID meets 81
the home n Mrs. Ernest Tsrpen-
ming Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

Kappa PM. national Netbo1iat
women Organization. held formal
pledginK ceremonies On Monday
evening in fhe r. w. &. a. room Al,
the College u Puget Sound for
Mise Edith Mas Hammond and
Miss Betty ThfallA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

Arlington PIT. 4. milk fund
benefit dessert luncheon vail b.
held Thursday Al ] O'Clock IN the
school Bridge. 500 and pinochle.
Mrs. H. {. Hatley. chairman.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
BOYS $2.s5
Tufferoy Corduroy knickers
Tailored

80 pairs of hard-wearng Tufferoy corduroy that Is
Neva-Wet processed. Sizes 6, Z, g. IL and H.
40 Boys Leather Helmets. In cordovan and black
coors. Complete with goggles. Small, medium
and large sizes Formerly 81. Friday 69c
40 Boys Sweaters OF wool and cotton. Sizes So
and 38 Formerly 81 ,95. Friday
Boys Tom Sawyer Polo Shirts OF cotton or rayon.
Formerly 89c and 81. Broken sizes. Friday 74c
pairs Boys Stout Size Knickers. OF corduroy;
sizes 13 and Is stout Formerly $295 Friday 149
10 Junior Boys Overcoats Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 8. OF
wool and cotton. Formerly $795. Friday ,---- S.
Boys Prep Hats OF gray wool felt; size 63s.
Formerly $195 Friday ---------- 89c
Boys Hats. OF blue wool felt size 63s. Formerly
$3.50. Friday SAC
Prep Overcoats. Wool; sizes-15 and Is. Formerly
Junior Boys Overcoats. OF wool and cotton.
Sizes S, and g. Formerly $685.. Friday -$5.95
Junior Boys Logging Sets. 3-piece style Of wool.
Size 8. Formerly $8.95. Friday------------$5.s $5.s5
Is Boys Suede Leather Jackets. Talon fastener
front Sizes to 20. Formerly $4e5. Friday -S3.s5
Boys Union Suits, 1919 WOOL 9oS cotton. Sizes
to 16. Formerly 81. Friday ay-----------69c sc
Boys Union Suits, cotton; sizes to is. Formerly
69c Friday ------
Odd Lots Of Boys Wear. Flannelette pajamas broad
cloth shirts, rubber raincoats, wool caps. cotton
shorts and knickers, wool and cotton sweaters.
Friday n Price
The Pnlnis Rovoi RovS' Ckoh Eirsf Ffoor
Evening star., 1939-02-02

Chapter, American Red Cross, at
the Volunteers Of America head
quarters, al Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
Other courses announced are jun
ior course for girls, next Tuesday,
ais PM, Langley Junior High
School: regular course. February Z,
7:30 pm, Barney Neighborhood
House, 40 N street S.W.; business
wonens course, February Z, 7:30
pm, 7. N. C.. A.; regular course,
February II, 2 pm, District Chap
ter Eouse, 1870 E street NV.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Treodwoy Entertoins
Five Colleagues

Representative Allen T. Treadway
of Massachusetts,, dean of the Re-
publican delegation in the House,
entertained at dinner Tuesday night
in his home, 2490 Tracy place NV,
five of his colleagues in Congress
who started their congressional serv-
ice with him in the Sixty-third
Congress and all but one of whom
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Continuing our
Sensational Clearance
FURRED WINTER COATS

Casual Wool Goats with wolf collars Beige
gray white blue Sizes IA to 49, Originally
s35.
Untrimmed Dress Coats Of blue WOOL sizes 1914 and 22
Originally $22S5. NOW SIS
Wool Plaid Back Coat in size 12 Originally s22s5
Black Wool Coats trimmed with Persian lamb. Sizes
II and 16 Originally $685. Now S29
Black Wool Cost with mink-dyed fitch Size 49, Originally
$685. Now
Black Wool Coat with blue-dyed fox. Size 16. Orig
Aauy $4sSo. SzS
Black Wool Coat with Canadian lynx Size H. Originally
Black Wool Coats with Persian lamb collars and cuffs.
Sizes 40 to a. Originally 1895. s33
Black Wool Goats with blended mink. Sizes II and Is
Originally $50 95 Now s33
Black Wool Coat with Persian lamb. Size 20. Orig
inally $55. Now S39
Black Wool Coat with skunk. Size 20. Originally $50 s5
l Black Wool Coat with genuine mink. Size IA. Orig
inally $85. Now --------- S49
Brown Wool Coat with natural fox collar 90
Originally $l19 Now---------- ------s s49
Black Wool Coats with silver fox collars Sizes 35e
and 371a. Originally sl3s Now- $50
Brown Wool Coat with koinsky collar Size 3912 Orig
inaly 1895. ---S49
The Patais Royal Goats Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-02-02
$3.50 Pure Silk
miIanese Undhs
Soc

10 Black Rayon Slips with built
up shoulders. Sizes 46, 48 and so.
Were 81. Friday Soc
l Pair Merode Drawers, 1870 silk
and wool. S5eo cotton. Tight-knee
style. Was s1.5o. Friday -75c
Princess May Union Suits,
1212Ta silk and wool. 871a% cot
ton. Half sleeve, tight knee. Sizes
46 and A. Were 81. Friday. 81
1 Union Suit, 500 silk and wool.
500 cotton. Half sleeve and tight
knee. Size 38. Was 50. Fri
S Built-up Shoulder Union Suits
with tight knee. 500 silk and
wool, 500 cotton. Size 36. Were
$2.50. Friday ay---$1
8 Merode Union Suits. so silk
and wool, $50 cotton. High neck.
long sleeve, ankle length. Sizes ~
and A. Were IS. Friday----$3
IS Rayon Bandeaux in tearose.
sizes 80 to SO. Were Soc. Fri
Gay -------------- -lSc
IL Cotton Union Suits with bodice
top and tight knee. Size SO. Were
81. Friday-----lf for 81
2 Merode Union Suits with built
up shoulder and tight knee. 3315%
silk and wool, 667s% cotton. Size
~. Were $3.50. Friday---$1.75
The Palais Royal, Rayos Indies
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-02-02

wood place, NE. were born within
a 12-hour period from all pm.
Sunday to 2 am. Monday morning
at Sibley Hospital.
The mothers, who are first
cousins, are the wives of two
brothers, Frank and Warren Nigh.
Frank, husband of Dorothy, won
honors in the brother rivalry, with
the stork, his child being born at
2:11 pm. Sunday afternoon. War
rens daughter with the co-opera-
ton of Jennie Nay arrived at 2
am. Monday.
Both mothers are occupying beds
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have been continuously in service

have been continuously IN service
since 1918.
His guests were Representative
Carl E. Mapes, Republican, Of Mich
igan; Representative Sam Rayburn,
Democrat, Of Texas, now House lead
er; Representative Hatton w.
Summers, Democrat, of Texas, chair
man of the Judiciary Committee;
Representative Carl Vinson, Demo-
crat, of Georgia, chairman Of the
Naval Affairs Committee, and Rep
resentative Roy o. Woodruff, Re-
publican, of Michigan, member Of
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Daughters Arrive
Within II Hours
For Brothers

1t is double or nothing" for the
two Nigh families OF the 280O block
of Brentwood place, NE.
Two baby daughters, one each to-
Mrs. Dorothy Dunn Nigh, 28OO
Brentwood place NE, and Mrs.
Jennie May Dunn Nigh, 2804 Brent