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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
BRITISH NAVY
RuSHES SHIPS
AS RESCUERS
Undersea Boat Unheard From : HouEs
After Making Test Dive IN hiuh
Sea; Believed Down l32 Fest

LONDON British navy tonight rushed al puoelo6
rescue efforts between 10 and ~ abpar tn new
British submarine rhes unhcsrd from for nine hours e
making dive 10 the Irish
The iS75ton Thetls slmiIsr IN souHructton d th4 ~
fatcd t. submarine Sqnsus which carried ~ Amer3eaa
sailors 10 their deaths off Portsmouth LAST week sd u
reappcar after dive off Birkenhesd the knolieh west
suas, near Liverpool
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02

Bar OF Jews n csba,
Ssixs Ships Bound
for Holy Land


usss Ws -
csvvyiss e.seo @swssa esemopes
wAs ssuene y snoss pu1puelee
~4eh-.6 .<s..s.. s~6h~.s~>1s~.
-. -.
49,
80. Crews = ~ 49, wese
hst1.
-
NAyANA. c. - ryeuk6eae
s..s..... I .,.~~ -. 80. $500
80 s~ s
VIZ " ~ ~ s -
leave cussn wstsso inmeelelely
with tts ss1 waa1esSn~ ys<1un
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02

meni watched proceedings from
the house members gallery
The bs.es roll cali sss
frankly asdertsL~s bs sppoa.
ents 81 the fss s,~sd msss-
meat 90 smbssssss congress
men sss sseepied To. s.ssa
aid and Tss sssad sstTs ~
their election s.apsiEss. ssssy
OF them la iseiief the nses-ose
would not h. bfaashf before
congress for setisn.
Many msphefs complained their
colleagues wefs trying 10 psst
them On the spot sponsors of
the Townsend movement. laeltlaiHx
Rep Joe Hendricks. d. FLA Sho
introduced the eenplek MEASURE IN
tins hsitss. admitted the ssli n@s
doomed ~ defeat ever. estefs final
asbxie and voting commenced.
Tho ways aad means COMMITTEES
brought tia taii 10 the hsnsss floor
b. reporting Il without recon-
nsndatif,n Hsndriess described
fhe measgfs which induced a
complicated transactions tsx 90
pfossas fanas u pay the psasssass
as representing To4Hseads exact
wishes
lie read 70 nsnt~fs = Estse4 ~
Townsend warning that > vote
70 reeOmmit tins measure Has a
vote aEalhnt ths pian. TIE lsttsf
Was greeted - as 0tstogfst of
isDos from eongfessmen
Townsend sxk. f4tfie
The notion 70 fse0mnit tns Dill
as MADE b Rep. Alien Tfssslssy
r. Mass ranking Republican
member of ihe says sns means
comaiftse he asked that his
COMMITTEES be Instructed 70 recon
slider the BAL and report = meas
ufs IN lts judgment constitution
al" and providing "A laat and
equiisDls pension On = psy-es-yog-
o-basls.
Speaker William 3. Bsakhezd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Seattle NQUdI
Filler DrOUned

PENSACOLA, Fla Two navy
ayistors drowned today Wben their
plano crashed into Pensacola bsy
The victims were Identified At
the L. 5. naval air station here a.
Lieut.. Joseph S Fox - q Seattle.
and Aviation Aachiuisi Mate
Alfred Peter ley. q. Of Norfolk
The bodies we're recovered.
Lieutenant Fox. 8 pilot inktr4c.
tor Of the naval reserve. xsz
making MS first fight since MS
marriage last Friday 70 Mis-
Norma Cook. Pensacola. The men
we're on = regular training fight
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aezlsfsd the motion lo.s sn a veles
vote. and Chairman ftoe<Ft L.
Douxhton. D. y. c. a ina ways
ana means COMMITTEES. immediate
~ called for Ihs record vote en- tbs
bail itsslf.
Townsend Mas noneommitt1l 90
ths defeat. saying
4 dsdn expect 70 via hare
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Final Baseball

NATIONAL LEAGUE
~. Louis =. 900 900 O0l--i o
New York -. 900 600 600 !
MCGEE and Owen. sslvo and
banning
Cincinnati 600 900 500 100 SIS 10 0
Boston 900 900 $50 100 o. 81
Van Der Nicer, DerrnRer Isl.
Thompson 12l and lombard.
HershSergsri AscFaydsn. Sullivan
49, Farley I'D. Lsnning ei3j and
Lopez
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02

LtMRdA-- noooa pn6poo
Chasf t1nssy &. - se1no 60
ss1sss ~ - Dnsss6mus lnn6ouu1s
iss tnauu - en1oDue - ~
seatnse ~ pe1n1ls1v ~swnn1 -
ss~ss16as fn111uo = - nnmno
~ shsts 1npns1man1s $500
- leN1s - lso0A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02

songrsssmea fsffe~. ttiii.
Lsasy. NsEausos. smith and
waiiEssn. Of Washington. aud
White Of idaho. All tDemsssst..
soted for the Townsend bsiis 80
d,d Asgsii aud Matt. OseKon
Republicans, Dwarsb1k. Idsbs
Hspubiissn. sessa mo"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
WEATHER AND TIDES

Fair tonight and saturday. Tenn
perafures: High. So: low, ~. sun
rises. f;1s; sets. 1858.
Tides Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
\ ~HkIaI sIuMN
WORKING
WIVES

sraaszsasss 1sr. f4xs .
- saxs - Nsst 81 sZ*EzF,
Yen 49, 80 - $40 uass .
49, tsssz fssrs az - 80
zsn.sae~s
- - 80 - q - 1850
nssses
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s.sszs - - s-esa - ass 80
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wsA. . s-ssss sasas - tsssRs =
- sem~ ss-ssss sswsf tzssss.'
s4@s8 ss&Fazx ssAAzF=s 20 - fss@
xzslszas a sssss TeHt - So
gAsssss IL fsas "a.
FMFs nxsa asTasH
4 ssas ass sss4 sssss tssz q
I aas~Es ssf ss4ss - ta@~ssr -
s.s=s saazs ssxs "a - stfa%
xsnf Msss kAass 81 fpe -
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tss sfaeN~s - szes 4 w ssss7
~ ssss - kazsssrss ~esa9 =
-sxss xassn.g ~ Sc fittsss
rsws. - tmu nsa~F fwsssa.s
Nsv I ssss sssxsssz - 49, fan-
san1s.1. a.ksex aasx hsssih Tsas
aas - nfss tseas - "a ~ -
ssA<s - rsass@s iaar ~ursss M
aase4n4 re-. ~ - q -
pa ~ Yoa FsHa~s saars
~ss Txassowtlnx ! aAzsR snse~ -
~ A. seFry. Nsf4aa
kn9 am goxsg = savF
a@bs TraFs fAlira h~r syxs So
hsisssd tfslnT . sssis- hsr
nsoath wAs a. "a had e~~n uhxa
sA~ firrs essns to vera for ~.
Fsiso~s. ,renolosls ard s~er,.
jumping fsnm ms raaEr. he
lsansa ever he = cant believe
II ! daat kno~ shat 70 say
you poor XII.
On. no not poser never
t~en - rich in ny nfs Ivs spent
y.sfs trying r. stamp out every
natural Instinct In through
stamping eui--rm free 10 cs
happy. 70 flgh; for happiness in
stead q success cant fail ms
time. Iis written IN the stars that
! shall win because am a woman
and because ! an going 10 have
baby Her burst Of eloquencs
ended on a hushed, thrilled note.
Gently. be put an arm around
her shoulders and she leaned her
head against him.
And the favor. Marian ?" he
asked huskiiy. Ask me anything
anything
4 want to stay as your seere-
tary until the first OF February.
Then III so and III never come
back. III never want To come
back"
Il want you TO stay" he said.
Wen make II our best time to-
gether-wel work side by side
again"
oh. yes" Her eyes shon.
through tears
And when you go-youll take
bonus from this office. a bonus
for very good behavior ~ enough
To see the little fellow safely into
the world
Thank you-only the little fell
low is 10 be a girl"
My mistake" he laughed. Then,
SOLDERING. What then, Marian
what then -
Dan viii take care Of us. He
sends a check every month. Dan
is fine and honorable. 1t will give
me happiness to live on what he
sends"
What does he think about this ,
The young scamp. Why doesn't
he send for you-or come back ?"
He doesn't know don't want
him TO know" She looked down,
her lips trembling. Il must make
myself worthy Of Dan. Then-if
he's generous enough TO give me
another chance"
Mr.. Fellows patted her Shout
ders. Good girl" he said. IF
can help"
She shook her head. You
helped me ruin my life. and Dams,
to bits. Ill build it up alone
Ito BE Continued)
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1850 A. vi.
NNu weHa fNEMss
80 NF~Wf kllaas
sfsa AW $50 I'D
- NO Hst4ans iaaf
LES mks
KyR ka~NI. ~ As
stsaal
MgNU rwxfai
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Sunday
\ A NJ

X NJ o --Ra dio Gospel
League.
kV1-West Coast Church
kOMO-Nevs SOS. Ro-
nance Melodies
JR-D DR.. yon' 4
Church of the Air.
kiRO-Church.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO-voice Of Prophecy,
s;45. Canary Chorus
KVI-MaJor Bowes.
X o NJ O-Martinez. e45
Story Book.
KJR-Souihernaires.
kIR O--Swedlsh Taber-
nacle.
9 A. NJ.
KMO - PeYole String
Quartet.
KVI-Maior BoweS.
X o NJ O-Seattle Pacific
College.
KJR-Radio City Music
KIRo-Popular Program
$3.50 A. M.
NO 49, American Wild
Life. Gas Studio.
KVI-Salt Lake City
Tabernacle.
KOMO-On Your job.
KJR-Radio City Music
Hall
KIRO-Tabernacle.
10 A. NJ.
KMO-Swing Session.
KVI-Church OF the Ar
KOMO-S un ay ~ m
phonetic.
KJR-Poetry.
1890 A. Nj.
KMO-Mario d! Stefano
io:45. Hitmskers.
XVI Pia mo. 1888.
Strings.
Hollywood.
KJR-John Sesgle
KIRO-l0.45. News.
IL A. NJ.
KMO-Bible Church.
XVII S. Office OF Edu-
ONO Wanda Lee
Singer.
KJR-Great Plays.
KIR plymouth Con-
gregational Church.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO- Church.
KVI-Jane Powers, Or
gan.
KOMO Chicago Round
Table.
KJR-Plays.
KIRO-Church.
II NOON
KMO-Church.
KVI-Symphony.
X O NJ o - Choir. l2.l5.
Shield Revue
KJR Mia Is: II Is,
Bookman's Notebook
X r o - Church. t2:l5,
Symphony.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
CT B S

RAY Roberts auxiliary card party
at Veterans hospital at American
lake Tuesday evening. Busnes will
leave Commerce street entrance
of Hotel Winthrop at ! p. m.
Hawthorne Improvement club
will meet Tuesday at 5 p, m, Al
Hawthorne school All members
and friends invited.
British American association
card party IN Carpenters hall
Wednesday at : p. m. Mr. V. J..
Ponnant, chairman, assisted by
Mesdames f.. Rohrer and Ray
Wheeler
Women's Guild Of Grace Evan
geliesl Lutheran church will meet
for IL 80 potluck luncheon We'd
nesday In the church parlors 1902
So. Park ave.
Ladies Auxiliary 2s4 Lumber
Mil and Sawmill Workers will
meet In Union hall, 40T So 18th
Wednesday evening at 1880
Gold star Mother. card party
Tuesday. home OF Mrs Nellie
Mosier. 1899 Ea goth. 1880 p. m.
Reservations with hostess Main
oea2.
Stanley PIT. 4. meets In the
auditorium Tuesday evening at
7:30 p. m. to observe the goth
Boy Scout anniversary. Troop IS
will hold exhibition meeting
Improved Order Of lied Men Will
meet for Washington's Birthday
meeting at s O'Clock Wednesday
evening Meeting for wives and
friends Of members. Social even
ing and refreshments will follow.
sofia Club fourth annual ban
luet and ball Shroye Tuesday
evening Maearoni dinner at 1850
In Swiss hsll. 10th and Market
followed by dancing. Visitors from
Seattle. Portland. Bellingham and
Canada.
Friendship circle Narrows View
addition will meet Tuesday even
Ing In University Place school at
3 O'Clock. Social hour 10 follow.
Prosho club OF summit Midland
district will meet at the home Of
Mrs Fay Clover Tuesday instead
OF Wednesday for ~ 30 luncheon.
Mrs NJ. s. Rau VIII speak on Ger
man opera"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
PIC. Group
Will Install
Delta Rho Gamma VIII Give
Affair Dinner Thursday
In CIubroom

As the first social event of
the semester, new members
Iof Delta Rho Gamma, day
girls organization at Pacific
Lutheran college, viii be
/ formally installed into the
club at n dinner Thursday eve
ming at 6 o'clock. The dinner
will be held in the recently
rcdecorated ID. X. G.. room.
Miss Signe midtsater. president
Of the club. has chosen MiaA Dor
thea Haekard aa general chairman
T for the affair Other committees
are Decorations, Misses Audrey
Mower. Esther Watney and Mar
jorie Johnson program, Alice
Gibbs. Josephine Demsrs and Lois
Smith. menu, Niles Davis. Valeris
Olson. Benore Huntington and
Eleanor Gardener. room arrange.
ment, Iuoz Nelson, Atlia Eutitls.
Mary Ellis. Jane Bergheim and
Virginia Aofaddcn Mattresses
Will be Jean Huber. Evelyn knlbbe.
Vcrna Anderson. Lois Cooper. Mary
Bergman and Jean DoycJoy.
Miss Gladys Giibartson Of the
r. l.. G. faculty WIN be the main
speaker OF the evening. The chair
man has asked Miss Peggy Ram
stsd 10 accompany the community
singing which Will add 20 the infor.
mailty Of the occasion and Miss
Frances Wallace has been asked 10
give a reading. Two trioE 10 sing
during the evening program will
include Misses barbara Xavier.
Avis HOMELAND and Hossiie Jensen
Of the high school and Misses irma
North. aareeila Frederick and
Irene Auatnsss from the freshman
class.
A. recent election, Miss Char
iotte Copeir,Id. senior Ia the nor
NAL department. was elected pres.
dent Of the Delta Phi Kappa dor
mitory girls organization for the
spring semester. She succeeds
Miss Doris sesyig. who headed ~.
club In the fail Miss Elizabeth
Esliz 10 vice president. Miss Carol
Hawk. secretary. and Mas LeBofe
Jahistrom. treasurer. Other mem
beers of the cabinet are Miss Lenore
Rasmussen and Miss Mary Ling
Mrs Virginia spooner viii repre-
sent the senior girls annex.
The senior class will sponsor
thsster party Tuesday evening
Charles T0tten IL general chair.
man. with Misses Ella Mae Adams
Nellie Miner and John vsisnta
assisting.
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According to the speaker. the
hostels were founded 40 years age
in Germany. At that time the
youths who made the bicycle trips
through the country were called
Wandervogels wandering BIRDS
She spoke Of the building Of the
hostels in the various European
countries and finally Of the de-
velopment of the movement in our
own country.
In the United States the move
ment is under the supervision of
the Youths Hostels, Inc. in North
field. Mass. There are 1s4 hostels
established in the United States
at the present time. most Of which
are east of the Mississippi.
In closing, Mrs. Mills told Of the
effort being made to establish
from II to Is hostels In the Pa
cific Northwest. In charge of the
movement in this part Of the
country is Miss Nancy J. Rea-
soner and Mr. John Hannah Of
Seattle, women's and mems field
secretaries Of the American Youth
Hostels.
Following Mrs. Mills talk, Mrs.
Ogden told of her recent motor
trip to Chicago, giving interesting
and spicy descriptions of the
Bonneville dam, Reno. Las Vegas.
New Mexico and the Ozark noun
tains places of interest which she
visited along the way.
Aloha Club
Mr.. Charles Pearson, we'll
known Tacoma architect. WAS the
speaker of the afternoon when
members Of Aloha club met Mon
day at the home OF Miss Beatrice
Turrell. In his talk. Trend in
Steel and Stone" Mr.. Pearson
spoke Of modern architecture and
the building with stone and re-
inforced concrete.
Pouring at the tea hour which
followed were Mrs. W. G. Wagner
and Mrs. John Prins. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs Henry Hewitt
and Mrs. John Goldsbury, Table
decorations consisted Of pink
tulips, freesias, daffodils and blue
cynara.
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Miss Frieda Thun
Announces BstfothAl

Mia FrisdA Thun. daughter d
Mr. ana Mrs. Thads 1'hun. enter,
tanned ~ the home Of her cousin
Mira Fred Ludwig Tuesday Dur.
ing the evening che announced her
engagement 10 Sergeant Ralph G
Blow Of Fort Lewis. sOn d Mrs
Jennie Blow u PuyAilgp.
Games. played during the early
evening hours. we're followed by a
late supper. Guests were Mes
danes Guy Clifford. Henry WaAs-
man. Fred Ladwig. Jennie Blow.
Thade Tnun and the Mlssss Rachel
Hagsg. Shirley Bailey. Stella
Wassman. Elaine Blow. Francis
Hartwick. Lillian Thgn. Ellen Cliff.
ford. Vera Keller. Nora Falienberg
f.uth WsAzman. Eiyera Ladzig
and Dolores Thun
Roosevelt Heights Junior club
meets Thursday. Az between ages
u 10 and IS are invited. Refresn-
ments.
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Nuptial News
Is Revealed
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden E. Mo-
berg Tell Friends OF Rites
Al Monday Party

Mrs. Alden +. Moberg
Grace Elinor Olsen), daugh-
ter of Mrs. George II. Olsen of
No. Steele ST., entertained a
group Of intimate friends at
the home of her mother Mon
day evening.
Coming as a surprise to her
many friends, the hostess
chose this occasion TO an
nounce her marriage to Mr..
M0berg. son of Mr.. T. +. Mo
berg, Tacoma attorney, and
Mrs. Moberg.
The ceremony took place At the
brides home with Rev. Arthur b.
Van Zante officiating and In the
presence OF the brides immediate
family. Mrs. Edgar F. Beamcr
and Mr.. George II. Olsen. sister
and brother Of the bride, attended
the young couple Others In at
tendance were Mrs. George n
Olsen. mother Of the bride. Mr.
Edgar F. Beamer and Eddy
Beamer.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother and sister. Mrs. f.. r.
Bcamer. at the party Monday The
evening was spent in games. fay-
ors going 10 Miss Mildred Olsen.
Miss Peggy Arvesen. Miss Celissa
Anderson and Mrs. =. l.. Wiser.
after which buffet luncheon was
served
The guest list included the
Misses Dorothy yanSickle. Viz
ginia Baumsn. Myrtle Ottosen. Ay-
Wis Kirkeide, Elizabeth Parry,
Felly Drazgs. Elone Drszga, NIL
dred Olsen, Peggy Arvesen. Thel-
ma White. Cellisa Anderson. Viz
ginia Hamilton. Catherine Barta.
Marie Resch. and Mesdsrnes Elmer
l.. Wiser, Charles {. Young. Floyd
G. Isekite Glenn Cowger ard r. J.
Michiitsch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Entertain Tor Mrs.
TsIcoft tuesday

Mfa. Jack Walker entertained nj
n shower honoring Mrs Evan Tai.
colt ON Tuesday evening. In Mrs.
Walkers apartment at sis 10. l.
Guests were Mrs. Clyde Talbot
Mrs. Hugo Smith. Mrs. Howard
Parkhutsi Mira Arthur BshIlng.
Mrs hsnBsih cimmlngdais. Mrs,
Clarence Eakin. Mrs Ralph Lewis.
Mrs Walter siysrtson. Mrs Walter
Smell. Mrs. Eugene Jnna, Mrs..
x. q. Mcintosh. Mrs. spencer -.
auith. Mrs l.. ~ Love. Mrs J. ~.
MhtnlesOn. IRA. " n Mcdonald,
Mrs "a Devote and Mrs Carl
~ ssnfr
TINS evening was spent playing
court Whist. Honors we're won BY
Mrs spencer Smith and Mira
Ralph Lewis
4 late buffet supper wss served
on a table covered with q eloth ~
Venetian lace. with q esntsrpises
u ivory 'eoi0rsd tapsrs rising from
= byNl ~ pink Carnations, hanked
BY iyOry.e0iored candisssicks. Mrs,
Eugene J8nd and MIRA. VI. \. Me-
Donald poured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

v. r. w. Auxiliary
t1csd 10 Visit

Mrs. A. l.. Morris pfesident 81
The Ray e. Roberts auxiliary, Vet.
Grams of Foreign Wars. announces
tho department president. Mrs
Robert brewer ~ Tacoma, viii
make her official visit 10 this
auxiliary Wednesday evening
A large delegation ~ visitors Ia
expected with invitations srnt "a
Wild West. Carbon Glscisr. ELIAS !,
Messenger. Vim. g. Thompson jr,,
and puyaiIup Valley suxllisries
Following the escort of department
officers the auxiliary officers viii
cxsmpltfy the ritual Mrs. Brewer
VIII BE- tho principal speaker.
Following ths nesting The firth
birthday Of tho auxiliary viii b<
celebrated, Mrs Morris has sp.
pointed Mrs Frank Baisano. junior
past president. general chairman
10 be assisted by past prssidsHis.
Mrs. a. w schlsgel and Mrs L. w.
Craig. Others serving with than
Will be Aes1amss A. y. Aekefisy.
n r. fiofEtad. Lyle Burgess.
George Sides. Al Dunn and Lester
Clark.
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Plan Second
T ca T ak
Junis Todd HsHen 10 Spess
On Broadway" Before
Ahmnsc and Friends

The second in the series Of
three tea talks 10 be given
by Junia Todd Hallen, under
the sponsorship Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma alumnae. viii
be presented at > o'clock Fri
day afternoon in Weyer-
haeuser hall nj the Y. ". {. A.
The title Of the talk will be
broadway (Taeomal Looks
at Broadway tNew York;"
The talk viii he followed nv an
Informal tea hour with mothers 81
kappsS Mrs, Frank Allyn. Mrs G.
r. Kirk. Mrs. Charles Taylor and
Mrs. y. n. Crossley presiding a.
the tea service. Assisting with the
serving will he Miss Martha Baker.
Miss Virginia Baker. Mrs. n. j.
Hoffman, Mrs. Harry shaw. IT,.
and Mrs William Mahncke
The standing committee for the
three affairs consists Of Mrs @. X.
Thomas, Mrs. Walter Wichcnson Of
Sumner, Mrs. Edmund Cook and
Mrs Edwin Griffin. Mrs Martin
Gallwas In general chairman for
the series.
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Enfertains With
Novel Chinese Party

MIS-. Edith heacham Meyers,
2707 40. 2lst st. entertained with
a novel Chinese party Saturday
afternoon. She was assisted by
her sister. Miss Berry, Ring Guests
were friends who are interested in
Chinese art and customs.
The hostesses we're in Chinese
costume. and the afternoon vas
spent IN viewing Chinese art and
curios brought nome By Mss Ring
from her recent trip to China and
Japan
Guests included Mesdarnes ?. A.
Reese. Andrew Epperly. Clara
Watts. +. II. Watts, z. J. Watts,
Z. J. Siler. Arthur Lock. julia
Olmstead. Ida Eide. John Wrye.
3. F. Carothers. Matte Semple,
Flora Harmon. ]. J. Geehsn. Ll-
Ian Black. James Wells. Guy
Eaton. d. H. White, n. ". Hamer,
NJ Stongberg. Z. Hagenaw, N. A.
Atkins and James a. Bleecher.
and the Misses Ruth Townsend
and Marian Atkins.
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Announces
Engagement
Min Lon Hvsmbssl 10 Wed
M. Arnold Ssromms IN
Msy 5 Ceremony

Al a party Tuesday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mira. Oscar ].
HvamhSal Of Tacoma. an
nounced tho engagement al
their daughter. Miss Lois
HvambSal. 10 Mr.. Arnold
Stromme. aon of Mr. and Mrs.
John Strommc. also Of Ia
coma. The wedding date has
h~cn set for Friday evening,
MAY 8. and tho ceremony viii
he solemnixed in the HsNmbsnl
home at TIA ~. CushmAn ave.
Msss Ruth pvewlsv wsll ~ maid
~ harar fnt Miss Hvsmnssl Mss
Hnthens HsAlsnd wiIi NJ nrtdes-
maid ard Mls~ Elsie strumms sss-
ter ~ the bride groom. eisct. wiii ~
candle lighter. Mr.. ], Eurrtsse
viii hs hest mar.
Games wcrs played with fAsnrs
taken by Mrs. n Ausnss. Mr..
rrits tssrnsey. and MIss LucsIIe
Ehmke. A late buffet supper wAa
served The table WAS eentered ~
bouquet n red carnations and
whiss fr~essas In . large white
bowl. Tall red sapsrs tlowsd
brightly IN white eandIessIekr ~.
tfsetive little rod paper hearts tied
IT each piace revealed the nesruth.
al news. The valentine motif Wno
further carried out Ia the decovss
tions. fsvnfs and refreshments.
Mrs. HvMmhxsl was ssssnisd dur.
Ing the evening ny Mrs q 6.
Anderson.
Guests included Mszdsmes t'lsf-
ford Eddy. Robert Assnes rvltn
usrusey. John Dean. Charles
ynung. Leonard nefaIuaa. Peter
Hasisnd. n asFcmne. Carl A. iien-
son, John stsnmns aud q. e.
Andersen Also the Mlsass Huth
prowiey. Lucille t.hmks. nnInens
Hasiand. tAurins Andersen. Hazel
gsmmetsvtk. Eveiyu 0Ammefastk
and Elsie Alrnmmc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

Dancing, n floor show, gatnrn
and cards viii aid tho officers ~
the Knights OF Columbus and their
wivos entertain tho members and
friends Of the order ri tho councils
annual observance of Washington's
birthday on Tuesday evening Al ,
o'clock In the X. G, hall
Grand knight ". ]. E:nriEht and
Deputy Grand Knight George
Boffner with Mrs. EnriRht and
Mrs. Hoffner, will head the off,
cera' receiving line. Among the
other officers and their wives who
will assist In the activities are
Chancellor and Mrs Kenneth
Mccarthy and Warden and Mrs,
George Hillsborfow. Recorder and
Mrs Charles Toynbes. Secretary
and Mrs. Hugh MeGavlck. Advo.
cate and Mrs william L<vegue,
Treasurer aud Mrs. J 7. Mecnrs
mick, Lecturer and Mrs William
Caffney. Trustees ard Mssdsmes
NJ. A. retrieh. J, y. BRADY and
" ~ Mcdonnell