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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
New Worthy Advisor
Appoints Assistant,

Miss Betty Boucher, incoming
worthy advisor Of Tacoma ssscm.
bly, No. ?. Rainbow Girls has ap.
pointed officers who viii be seated
Saturday evening at inhalation
ceremonies
Appointiye officers 10 be Install
ed during the evening are ths
Misses Mary Morton, chaplain.
Shirley Moore. drill leader Cath
crime Roberts. love. Jayne Harri-
son. religion; Marjorie Lou Morrill,.
nature. Dorothy keil. immortal.
ity. Bettye Wilbur. fidelity: Lila
kirkwood. patriotism. Betty Held
niger. service, Avonelle Sheets.
confidential observer. Maril n
Thiele. outer observer. Sadie Press.
flag bearer. Betty Matlock, stand
ard bearer. Gloria Microw. page
Jeanne Bourland. page. Shirley
Mllstead keeper Of the jewels.
Betty Mierow. keeper OF the par.
aphernalia Mary Lou Forsbcek,
keeper Of the paraphefnalis Dons
Mae kistc. musician, and Thcima
Pope. choir director.
Members Of the choir are Misses
lie Verne Harris. Dorothy sehwcin-
Ter. Janet Hodgdon Doris Mae
Francis. MaXyne Douglas. Virginia
Grain. Peggy Crumbling. Virginia
Toboan. Beth Funk. Phyllis Scott,
Catherine Walsh. Patricia Mason.
Lois Steven. Pauline Smith. Bonnie
Meade. Frances Meglnnia, Joy
Omsted. Audrey Tolson. Mary Lou
Wilson. Betty Perry. Marion Nell
son Nancy Wiener. Dorothy
Purdy. Barbara Robson. Lucille
Clark. Marian Allen, Darihula
Hartle. Shirley Danforth. Mary
Louise Rogers. Christie Brobcck
Joann Gillespie. Alllicent
Mclaughlin. Betty Myers. Betty
Gruber. June Larson. Constance
Halliday. Helen Bchurb. Dorothy
BoIlyoak. Dolores Hague and Betty
Powers
Those elected 20 the advisory
board are Mrs. Leslie Coubrough.
chairman. Mr. and Mrs = ~.
Bowler Mr. and Mrs W ". Held.
niger. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cum.
mings. Mr and Hrs. W ~ Watisn-
barRer DR. l. J kellher. Mrs.
r. n Tissot. Mrs. Victor y. Pear
son. Mrs. Walter W ErchIngsr.
arH. Lyman V. Hall Mrs. y. j.
Moore, Mrs Chas. Morton. Mrs.
VIM. Hohlmacher. Mrs. John NJ
Haylina. Mrs.. Alan Wilson. Mrs
Harold 7 scott. Mrs Philip n
gIIlnsT. Nh John q Mnnfne.
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Ths hospitality s~mmissss In.
elAsae. Ne. rfsnk Cnls. president
II the lesxas. Mssiamss Calvin
stewart. Robert ballard, stuart
Elliott. Jane. " Essn. Thnus4s
Stnsllux. ]. n. fletcher, l. w.
craig. A. n. Van afyks. &. y. gls.
hfre, " = nutsnnghs ! Frank
,snnh@. ioha oMssfs ard r. y.
AsilnY.
Nrmher. ~ this committee have
reservations for tables and others
who have secured sshles are Mes
DANES Thomas ~ Long J "
Anars. FswsFi Ferry. lain W.
nleFklgnd. Thomas csshone. Y
rslmaiiss Mshsl TslEheF. Mary
Reagan. John Ksttlek. 4 y tsfasie
ter. Frank fiaie. lack ilamlitan.
{. v rols and Fierenee Ftephlns
Among the Interesting pisna The
league has fFa shs future a the
Wait In tho legislature. shica viii
take place early ~ February
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Annual institute OF
Epwofih LEAGUES Planned

The Tacoma division NJ kpenfth
Leagues Ia holding its annual MIDI
winter institute on Jan ~. - and
20. a, the Trinity n y church.
Tho institute vii open Friday
evening At ! n'cioek with rrslstra.
ton and a worship service Miss
Dorothy Howard - w charge %
this service and Tsf. Charles Mac
caughsy viii be- the speaker.
ON Saturday. sIs classes viii 10
offered. carrying out The theme ~
the institute Challenges The
leaders ~ three rlaase. are ncy
Leslie Smith rev. w. y, Glslssf
Rev. Eric Howell. Rev. Edwin !.
Rounds. Mrs Elizabeth oFlynx
and Prof. A. y. Hngh. After thu
classes. recreation wtil he carried
on in the gym ~ tho church snd
also an excursion trip 10 The Ferry
museum for those who ara In
trfestsd.
A banquet viii be held IN the
church at $40 o'clock. Mr. &. A.
Robbins Of c. y. n Will he the
speaker. The program viii con-
stat ~ vocal solna. tlnts solos.
readings and violin soios.
From $50 10 ~ Saturday night
there will he a skating party al
Kings rink. The Institute will
close Sunday with q communion
service with Rev, Forrest y. TIb-
bits Ia charge.
Tho committees working on az
fangemrnta Includes Mas Faith
simpson. general chairman. Alss
Jean smith and Mas Evelyn taiF-
banks. eo-ehairmen for housing
thnse from out az toNn, Craig
plEhtman. registrar, Charles Glfi.
ser, recreation and tickets. and
Miss Rosemary gfIffon, publicity.
Those planning 10 aissnd are
young people from fslm. Olympia.
Little Rock. EatGns1iis. puyaiiup,
Summit and Sumner. a. srll 80
from all Epworth Leagues ~
TaFgufn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Rebekah Lodge
lnstals "Wednesday

Emma E. Sha> Rebeksh lodge
met Wednesday evening in the
l. o. o. F. temple for an in
stallation of officers. Mrs. r. E.
Tomlinson conducted the bust
ness meeting with Mrs. George
Kranhold as assistant. Mrs. A
Aldrich was installing officer
Deputy presidents who assisted
are Mesdames Clyde Gowdie. John
Deering. Floyd An.ow, Sherman
Ward, Ray Barnard. Crockett, and
Mss Margaret Hughes. Officers
elect are Mrs. Kranhold, Mrs. Oil
yer Bingham. Mrs. Grin Fengler
Mrs. David Phillips and Mrs. d. o
Cinrich. Committees for the eve
ming include Mrs George Kran'
hold, entertainment; Mrs. FengleI
and Miss Doris Liston. refresh
ments: Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. A. c
Hill and Mrs. 3. Cameron, general
committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Brides eted
At Showers
Four Are Honored al Recent
Parties Given by Ia
coma t1ostesses

For recent brides and
brides-elect. January is a
month of entertaining both at
/ informal affairs and at larger
parties. Among parties in
the past several days have
been those for Mrs. Walter
Welton (E sther Mullins) f..
Mrs. Richard Diedrieh Betty
Hopkins), Miss Margaret
Luther and Mrs. William c.
Dusell.
Mrs. Dusell Norma Martini. n
recent bride. was honored Tuesday
by the sewing group Of the Ray G.
Roberts auxiliary. Veterans OF For
eign Wars. at the home of Mrs.
L. w. Craig. Luncheon was served
at noon from lace-covored table
centcred with wedding cake
topped with a miniature bride and
groom and white tapers. Mrs,
Dusell was presented with a lamp
and coffee table for her new home
in Puyallup.
Following the luncheon. bridge
was played. with iayors going 10
the Mesdames Raymond Ice. Rob
ert Colombini and William Craig.
Those sharing the afternoon we're
the Mesdamos Lyle Burgess. A. l..
Morris. Lester Clark. Frank Bal
sAno, Guy r. Melton. Robert Co
lombini. A. r. Hofstsd. Louis Bal
sano, A. d. Ackeriy. D. A. DePaul.
Robert Ballard. William Craig. ~.
D. Redfteld. Raymond Lee and
John Mariana.
Hrs. Melville Gange and Mrs l..
p. Blanchfieid were hostesses AZ
the latters home Tuesday after
noon Al luncheon for Mrs. Weiton
Kitchen shower gifts were present
ed to the recent bride later in the
afternoon. Honors for cards were
won by the honor guest. Mrs. Guy
Wheelihan and Mrs. r. ~. Jones
chied. Other guests included Mes
danes A. Du Braski, Dan Davis.
Harry Martin. CaA1is Mcdonald.
Nellie Flick. {. r. Strombsrg. An
drew strombeTg. John Cole and
Matt Gherra.
A. the shower which Ars ~
Diedriek gave for Mrs. Richard
Diedrlck a mock wedding eere-
mOny vas performed following a
luncheon party and pantry shower.
Guests included Mr. ard Mrs..
Richard Diedrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins. Miss villa Hopkins. Mr..
ard Hrs. II. Dledrck and son
Buddy and daughters Dorothy
Lorraine and Betty. Mr.. and Mrs.
PAU Allen and daughter Paula
Mr. and Mrs. + PeleFfuN. and
daughter Mrs. n. Roberts. M. and
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey. Mr. and Nh.
Vernon Green. NJ and Mrs.. NJ
Green and son Billy. Mr. Dallas
Wool. Miss Ella Shook Mr. Rob
ert Hurlouit. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
/ Colburn. Mr. ard Mrs. A. 81. Pal
ley and son Arnold. Nj. ME-
MICRO. Mrs Walter s0udsn0. NJ
and Mrs.. Ralph Agsness ana
daughter Asrlen. Hr. Scott Nc
MshOn. Mrs. E6munds and son
Merle and Mr.. John Panneck
Min Luther was hOnOred recent
~ al the home Of her moth. Mrs
Christine Luther. The brice-elect
viii wed Mr.. Robert AlbauRh On
February II. Honors for games A.
the recent party were won by Hiss
Olga smulsnd and Miss Frances
sienkieWich.
Among the guests we're Mes
danes Herman Turcofte. John
Carlson. Gibson, Max EffenOerger,
Henry Psnnsk. William Johnson.
Lonan. BauosL Larson, Mari
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Invitations 7 o I ca Reveal
Miss Larssons Betrothal
Popular Member OF Younger Set in Seattle VIII Become
Bride OF Mr. Wendell WiIford Duncan Of Tseoms;
Miss Boring 10 be Hostess at Tea Friday

Unique in way Of betrotha announcements is that of
Miss Betty Larson of Seattle to Mr. Wendell MILFORD Duncan
OF Tacoma News of the troh and coming summer wedding
was revealed the invitations which Miss Rosemary Boring
daughter of the Herbert Behring'S of Seattle issued Wednes-
day for her Friday tea
Beneath the folded of the cards were the names
the engaged couple rather than announcement affair
the tea from until o'clock will be occasion for the
guests TO congratulate Miss LARSON and greet Miss Boring
who has Just returned from four months in California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Receives Congratulations
on Birth OF DAUGHTER

Mr.. ard Mrs H. q, Eoisefts ~
~. .. Box 800 are receiving con
CALCULATIONS on the brta 81 a
daughter. Kathleen. Jan IA, 81 81
J0ssph's hospital. sharing IN ne
good wishes are a brother. Ken
meth. and a sister. Lorraine and
grandparents Ars. Minnie Tes@lsf
ard Mrs.. and Mrs James g se.a-
len ~ lAkesaez
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Returns from soiourn
in Montana City

Mrs. Peter Haaland, or 1921 So
Ainsworth ave, returned this week
from Fairfield, Mont, where she
spent the holidays with her son-in-
law and daughter. Rev. and Mrs
Olaf A. Anderson Phyllis Haa-
land). She left Tacoma in mid
December.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Hawthorne P..T. A. 10
Sponsor Proqram

Members 81 the Hawthorne PIT
A, are sponsoring a program Fri
day evening al 4 ,. m. ~ the
school. Among those taking part
are members Of the Hawaiian Con.
sersaiory ~ Music, the oison ais
tcfs. Csno Bonseliino. Harry kss
shif Margaret Lofgren. Howard
Jones. Edgar Dixon. Buddy Creep
per. Dorothy Baughn. Anita Loeb.
wood and children Of ihs faus
ihofps school Mrs soyss ~fll be
the accompsnlst and M Frank
EnstfOm ~iil announce thn mum
hers
Refreshments will BE- served At
the close ~ the program ~ the
mothers. The public IL invited ~
attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Democratic League Plans
Luncheon And Card Party
Affair 10 b. Given January u ~ efosdmoos Dining Room
With M, William G. Mefsmss IN
Charge OF ArsaQsrsnss

Plans for luncheon and earl party being completed
BY members ~ the Pierce County Wosns Democratic sAGue
for Jan 81 tho nnadnoar dining roo al Broadway.
Tables will he decorated in pusayvilows and forsythiA.
wrappng Of fasors which viii award hfh win carry
cut the color scheme Of white yellow and green.
Mrs. William C. Mcnamara chairman II the Ways and
means Of tho league IA arranging the party Mrs.
James Mcnc charge % the luncheon and Mira Harry
Jahnstnn of decofatiann.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Will Install Friday

Ivy Camp. Royal Neighbors OF
America will install 1899 officers
Friday evening at s o'clock In tho
Maccabee temple. Mrs Daisy y
Nash. state supervisor. will be in.
stalling officer assisted by Mrs
lei Dickinson. county deputy as
ceremonial marshall, Mrs Martha
Smith. chancellor. and Mrs. Joseph
JIM, inner sentinel.
Officers TO be installed include
Mesdames 6. o. English. oracle
Mrs. Guy Van Alstyne. past oracle
Mrs. Charles Cooler, vice oracle
Mrs. c. Ryan, chancellor; Mrs
r. NJ. Anderson, recorder; Mrs.
II. c. Manary. receiver; Mrs o. w.
Leinbeack, marshal; Mrs. n. A.
Cootsonia. assistant marshal; Mrs.
A. Hirst, inner sentinel, Mrs. l. NJ
Leonard. outer sentinel: Mrs. f
Jensen. manager; Mrs. Nathan
Dillmsn, musician. Mrs. w. r
Roberts, faith; Mrs Chris Nickel
son. courage; Mrs. o. Bendish
modesty; Mrs. w. J. Peterson. I'M
selfishness: Mrs. T. w. Collins. en-
durance; Mrs. M Shsffer, flag
bearer; Mrs. Robert Ralph, ju-
venile director. and Mr.. Warren
Goodier, captain.
There will be dancing following
the installation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Club Women
Entertained
Mrs. Geo. Hill Is Hostess for
Catholic Woman's Club
Wednesday Afternoon

Mrs. Lorne Mckendry was
in charge of the program pre-
scented before members of the
Catholic Woman's club We'd
nesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George Hill on North
C st. Her paper was based
on the fascinating story
"Damian the Leper," by Far
row.
Mrs. Mark Deliver presided
over the business matters Of
the meeting which preceded
the tea hour.
About the rooms Of the Hill resi-.
dence were spring daffodils and
pink carnations and on the tea
table, n profusion of varied early
flowers OF the season. Tapers car
ried out also the pastel eolors in q
variety Of shades
Mrs. Hill asked Mrs. Mckendry
and Mrs. Charles Pierce TO pour.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Clarence Layton, Mrs. l.. c. Prem
dergast. Mrs. Leo Hunt and Mrs.
d. +. Shea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Gu BIS

Friend, club meets a, the home
OF Mrs. g. u. Grimm. next We'd
nesdsy at 1 o'clock.
Tacoma Nh. and south Ia.
coma divisions OF womens Home
League will meet at the hall. 100
SO. 18th 81, al o'clock Friday
for luncheon. A report Of work
In 1898 Will be given, Mrs ~ n,
Clarke Of Seattle viii be- guest
speaker.
DorcAs Society ~ Messiah inth-
eran church meets Thursday even.
Ing al a o'clock st the hnms of
Mrs Charles EnFcll. $40 so. Law
renee VI. Mrs Grace coffman will
assist.
Convention COMMITTEES. Eagles
auxiliary. viii entertain Tuesday
evening In the Eagles hail. Re
Treatments.
Olympic H~beksh ". and ~. rub
Will meet Friday. Feb J. for y
IL 30 luncheon al the home ~ Mrs
Milo klatt. ga So tath FL. Mrs
Marion Gaiser viii assist
jefferson Community club meets
Friday ri y .. m. In the jefferson
clubhouse. Installation and sisc-
ton.
spanasay school viii hold a
carnival and dance sponsored by
the studenis a. 7 o'clock Friday
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Fat Girl
Laughs and
Grows Slim
Without Stsvstios Diets, or Bsek-Brsskins,
Bepdius and Rolling Exercises.

Here. . way that works hsnd n hsno
With Nstur. in getting rid Of ugly fst due 70
an internal deficiency. Just eal sensioiy sho
according 10 the directions. until you nave
lost enough fat 49, then stop
Msrmois Prescription Tablets have been
- "a ne public for more than thirty years
~. .h.r twenty million boxes have been
d attributed during that period
N.rmols IS not intended 81 a eufe-su 'oi
al ailments. TINS advert semtnt Is ishas Gee
S.L s.L.rxise and whose fstnsss j,
esassd BY hypo-ihyro!dism si,h ACCOMPANY.
inv .sbnornsl 'nnetsbolie rates. No Other
representation is made a 70 M ,Iss,i s'I =,
except under these eonaItlohs si4 as0'i VII
!, t5s dossge - recommended
vs., DO not maze any d ssnotit a. mat ],
-, t,1-t.on ~ your physic ar. who must
\. consulted 70 ina purpose. J he onp,tl. 4.
f--,.Is y included iu svery pscsass. Gs'
-, ~ NsrrolA today from your druggist
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Church Plans Dinner Sunday

Social club Of the Church Of
Visitation will sponsor A chicken
dinner Sunday from u until =
O'Clock at the church, So. 5sth and
Lawrence SITS. Rev. Dominick
Hack. o. S. 3. has extended an IN
vitation TO the public. Mrs. Ralph
Martin and Mrs. Joseph Desmond
are co-chsirmsn. They have sp-
pointed Mrs. Edward =. Leonard
and Mrs. T. p. Conoy 10 serve on
the dining room committee and
Mrs A. c. Conner. Mrs. Hilton
Rolphe and Mrs. J. {. Fitzpatrick
the entertainment committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Welton-MulIins Nuptisls
Solemnized Saturday

Mr.. Walter Welton and Esther
Mullins were united in marriage at
the Grace Evangelical church Sat
urday afternoon, with Rev. II. N
Svinth officiating. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs, Leo F.
Christian. The newly-married cou-
pie will make their home in Ia
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Friday Luncheon
For o. G. s. Chapter

VIA auxiliary q, = = wtii meet
Friday ~ Mssalc Esmri< ne >
- 10 haseh.on. tn s~ fasls~sa ~
cards Mrs w. q wrsshs 70 sssir-
man assisted ~ MFa A. HssIy.
Mrs u. fsnm.n. Mrs. C. neli Ana
Afs y. 4 Copeland
Ladies' Aassssssy r. rssrs~sss~r
ussns vii meet faf . ssst4I snd
BUSINESS uestlns ~ p ~ fhuys~
DAY ~ csrpsntsFs hsil Mrs X.
lsnilsnak. sneisi shssfmsa. Mrs..
Howard kasasNl. president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
entertains for Bridge and
Supper Wednesday

Mrs. c. G. Borell, 421s No. Chey.
enne, entertained Informally Wed.
nesday evening at bridge and a
late supper. Guests included Mes
danes f. F. Griffiths. William
Robertson. c. c. Pomery. Frieda
Bowman. Joe kruzio, E. j. Borell
and Edna Bronhv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

Miss LARSON is the youngest
late Mr.. J. A. LARSON. Her fiance' s
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD
L. Duncan Of Tacoma. He was
graduated in 1888 from the Uni
versity of Washington and in 1888
received his degree from the Law
school there. In the university he
affiliated with Chi Phi fraternity
and Phi Delta Phi, Law profess
sional society.
The hostess has asked Mrs. Dun
can and Mrs. Alfred Cummins Of
Tacoma TO pour with two sisters Of
the bride-elect. Mrs. Glenn F.
Whaley and Mrs. Harold Leslie
Simpson.
Assisting will be Mrs. Maurice
Maher. Mrs Ralph Williamson
Krows, Miss Jeanne Gable. Miss
Sarah Curd and Miss Jean Jung
hluth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Tseomsn, VIII Be
Entertained in Seattle

Seven Tacoma women VII he
ne guests II Mrs. Fred Jarrett IN
hcr homo IN Seattle on Tuesday
afternoon for luncheon and An in
formal afternoon 81 bridge. Her
Tacoma guests vii include Mes.
Games II. r. Love. Charles Leake.
r. L. Patton. Meta Bowling. A. r
Long. Lands Fry and Miss Nell
Simpson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Juvenile. 70 Meet

Juveniles ~ Topaz circle. Neigh
bofs - Woodefsft. will meet st 2
O'Clock saturday afternoon IN TIE
FytbiAn temple Hfs " X o.
s0n. senior guardian. N1li bs IN
. srgs ~ the entertainment and
re,feshmsnts Juveniles assisting
with the plans are vsifsns stacy.
George Lliiy. Margaret Christian
and Bob stacy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Maids TO Initiate

An initiation party is being
planned by the Maids Of Athens
for S o'clock Friday evening al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Phil. 3410 No. 29th ST. Girls 10
be initiated into the group are the
Misses Anne Alex, Catherine For
muzis. Catherine Benskos and
Cla. Custi.
Miss Athena Cologerou is gen
eral chairman Of the party and the
Misses Dorothy Msnos and Theo-
dora Davis are in charge Of the
initiation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Do This II You're
NERVOUS

Do.'t take chances Ga pfotnsss yos knov
nothing about Or rely CO Temporary rsilsf
tenie kxs tas-pYossn LYDIA T. P.nshkns
Sssr.zbse Compound. made especially fer
x1zs<n IRON wEslssouss Esrbs aE1 foOts.
I>t Pinkhan's Corp ogsc ksip bsild rp
more physical RESISTANCE snd fhla al1 IN
calming g1ETiy nerves, essen distress from
fszzls isneisoiizl o4sOf1srt sa1 maze lie
rorth nvlnz.
For ever 90 years ore ronixn has .ois
Pin.ssm's-ovsr 900 TOO women Rave
v,.tt.n !. fspogiary g.eriSsS besstu-li
EIsT Be GooDI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Former Tseomsns from
bo,son Viii Here

nr, sna Nrs tchn Miles ~ nes'
lnn. Formerly u Tseams. have -.
Hed relatives ard fFisnfis nsre TIC
past week hslsg TIE guests ~ NJ.
and NFs jehn q Andefssn. sis
SO. Tacoma axe. Hefnre Tssurnins
10 the east. they vii maze etslts
IN California cities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Visit Mrs. Bracket in
Port Orchard

Mrs. D. S. Summer and Mrs.
Alice Jensen were guests Wednes-
day at the Retsil home in Port
Orchard where Mrs. Anna Moth
err Bracket is confined with a
serious illness. Mrs. Bracket is
known throughout the state for
her welfare work in the past.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Travelling in South

Mr.. and Mrs. Q, B. Porter Of
Tacoma are travelling through
cities of the Gulf of Mexico. From
Corpus Christi Texas, they will
20 to San Antonio and on to Mex
leo CITY later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Mrs. Long VIII Entertain
Past Matrons Saturday

Past Matrons Fern o. f. s.
chapter will be the guests Of Mrs
T. H Long for luncheon Saturday
at 1890 o'clock. Reservations
may be phoned to the hostess, MA
1916
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Sponsor Gard Party

Members Of the Eusion PIT A.
VIII sponsor card party ~ thu
schn'ol Friday evening 81 O'Clock
Mrs. Aieck Erickson, president ~
the group. = IN charge Of the ~.
fair. Mrs. ". J. Tsliman IL kit
chen chairman. Fasors vii ~
awarded The public u lnyliea
70 attend
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psnrsk and Nelson. Misses OLA
smuland. Pat Bgks Margaret
Carlson. Emma LssniHg. Epsiia
kOhis. Helen Reeves. Frances
Gienklssicb. Mayona emit, Frlsda
Lienlng ard Jean HAlsyik.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
fridsy psrsy Planned

Daughters ~ America Niil sposss
sor a card party Friday evening
at siB o'cieek IN Warren hall
Members ~ tha COMMITTEES w
charge ~ arrangements are Mfs.
Nina Warren. Mrs Cecil Gregory.
Mrs. Frank Sherman and Mrs.
Edward goodals IiFigas. zoo ard
pInochis viii be IN play. Refresh
msBts wtll h. served.
security Benefit ssssetsiiss will
meet a. : y. M. Friday al Carprns
t.fs hall for business session
aF Frank Payne .til preside.
Jolly . rIneshie siuh slil meet
At the homs n Mrs Eugene ufsss.
man, at spana~sy. Friday fes
~ 20 iunehsaa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-10
HANDWRITING ON AFFIDAVIT OF
 BRIDGES KNOWN
John Lee1h of p orfIdnd Says Communist Party
 Forced Him fo Sign
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. 10.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. l0. Handwriting on an atfldaVlC which adverse" witnesses in the Bridges trial claim had been tam pered with" was identified as being identical to that of witness John Leech. housepainter at Port land, Ore The Identification was made by Edward Heinrich, crimin- ologist handwriting expert of Ber- kelley. Cal. Heinrich made the iden- tification after an angry scene ln the court room during which time Thomas Shoemaker, Chief Govern ment Counsel, declared he resent ed implications that the Govern- ment coached it's witnesses.
 Leech who said that he had re- signed from the Communist Party and testified that the party mem bers forced him into signing the affidavit, stating that he was of- fered up to $10000 to testify that Bridges was member of the party. Leech further charged that the affidavit altered three corrections made in ink.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-10
Il DUCE ISN'T ILL

ROME, Aug. 10.-Premier Mus solin gave visible proof last night that he was not the victim of a heart attack as it was announced in dispatches print d in European papers yesterday.
 Il Duce appeared to be in his usual good health when he appeared at the opening of the opera Car men" His appearance supported vehement denials of members of his household who claim that the rum ors were without foundation. It was believed that their original publica- tion was made because he failed to show up yesterday morning to view a parade that was being put on for his benefit.