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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

one of the most successful in many years. In Waterbury, it's To- cation is most appropriate to the expected election of MT. Hyland to the state presidency.
 Others on the committee are President Raymond Heebner, Bert Blanchard, John Fahey, MT. Hyland, James H. Lowe, George Wiggleswerth of Naugatuck, AL bert Dibble of New Haven and M. Forger of Stamford.
 The annual bowling banquet of the Waterbury Master Plumbers Association will be held April g at Patsy Browns Silver Chalet. MT Fahy and Mir. Lowe are in charge of arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08
POWELL SHOES LOST

William Powell has lost the shoes. which he considers lucky. that ne wore in the first two "Thin Man" pictures. He wants to wear them again in "The Return of the Thin Man."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

In 1865, the Plague year, use of tobacco was regarded as safe- guard against infection, and smok- ing was compulsory for all children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

'. President meeting will be Mrs. Mary D. Barnes, of Elizabeth, N. J., eastern regional director of the Department of Classroom Teachers, National Education Association.
 Also on the speaking program will be Miss Dorothy Shanley, secretary of the state retirement fund.
 Delegates from all parts of the state will attend the meeting. Many Waterbury principals and teachers will be among those present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

Small hane,.craft industries of Italy have iss1led a federation, which will be assisted by the goy- ernment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

NAhdA AAk0A
 ing of May 10. The directors meet ing will take place May g, and the convention adjourned until the following morning.
 Claims Attorney Vincent A. Scully will welcome the visiting delegates to the city. Other con- vention speakers will be Dr. Ed ward J. Godfrey, health officer; James R. Walker, city plumbing inspector; Charles J. Allen, public relations director of the ConnecS ticut Light and Power Company; William K. Simpson, vioe-presi7 dent of the Hoffman Specially Company and Benjamin Erk, of the American Brass Company.
 The convention is expected to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08
Legislative
 Happenings
 Of Interest

D State Capitol, Hartford, April 8 The New Haven merit system bill is expected to be unfavorably reported on by the cities and bor- oughs committee, which has had it under consideration for the past several weeks. Strong Senti- ment against the bill was ex- pressed at public hearing.
 Invitations have been issued for the annual Laurel club show, which will be presented at the Hartford Club April 26. The club, composed of legislative reporters, each two years places state of ficials and legislators on the "gridirOn."
 The remaining weeks of the legislative session promise to be hot and heavy. There is scarcely chance that the legislature will adjourn before the legal closing date, June ?. In fact, many im- portant legislative problems may be ignored during the hectic clos ing weeks.
 The cities and bOrOughs cOm- mittee still has several hundred bills on which to make reports. The committee holds two or more executive sessions next week to dispose of as many as possible of the bills.
 The public health and safety committee, of which Senator Claude Badger of Wolcott is chairman, still has a number of hearings to hold. This committee this year was flooded with bills, many of them of an important nature.
 The next meeting of New Ha- ven county legislators will be held April IS. Up for action at that time will be the county budget for the next biennium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08
REFERENDUM BILL
 IS FACING DEFEAT

(Continued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

The next meeting of New Ha- ven county legislators will be held April IS. Up for action at that time will be the county budget for the next biennium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
To Honor Pastor at
Dinner tuesday

Bethany Methodist church will
honor their pastor. Rev. Erie
Howell and his family and Miss
Virginia Day at pot luck dinner
at the church Tuesday evening
at SIS.
The Howells will leave soon for
a new pastorate at Centralia ana
the affair will be farewell IN
their honor. Rev. Rudolph Ander-
son will lead the community sing
ing and speeches will be given by
representatives Of all departments
of the church.
Musical numbers will include
piano solo by Miss Ethel J. Co.
hoon vocal numbers by Mrs. Davis
Swanson, and zylophone solos by
Ian Ballwill. Mr.. J. o. Byrd VIII
represent the Mems Brotherhood
Mr.. r. f. Tidd the Sunday school.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Freeman the board
OF trustees, Mrs. L. z. Fifer the
Ladies society, Mr.. Elwood Foster
the College league and Miss Mar
raret Post the Epworth league.
Mrs. Howard Simmons is gen
eral chairman Of the dinner ana
committee heads are Mrs. Leshe
Evans. Mrs. Howard McCannon,
Mrs. f. II. stiles and Mrs. J. o.
Rvrd.
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Take Vows at
Church Rites
Miss Irene Richards WEEDS
The Rev. Wesley
Kaufman June I8

In the presence of many
friends and relatives in the
Temple Baptist church June
Is, Miss Irene Richards,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Richards. became the
bride of the Rev. Wesley Kauf-
man, pastor of an Enumelaw
church and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. +. Kaufman of Newberg,
Ore. Roses on a white picket
fence formed the setting for
the ceremony.
Centering the scene was a rose
covered archwsy, beneath which
the rites were read by the Rev.
Harry j. Steil.
For her wedding, Miss Richards
wore gown of white slipper satin
with inlays Of lace. Her silk tulle
veil, edged in Chantilly lace, fell
from a lace halo, embroidered with
crystals. Her flowers were an arm
bouquet OF Gala lilies, tied with a
large satin bow.
Mrs. Leona Brepke Of Olympia
was matron OF honor FOR her SIS
ter, wearing a blue Bemberg sheer.
Miss Ruby James and Mrs. Ernest
Maish OF Buckley were the brides
maids, the former wearing char
treuse chiffon crepe and the latter
pale yellow organdie. Their
flowers were sweet peas and snap
dragons.
Miss Charlotte Bradshaw, in
white chiffon, was the flower girl.
and Miss Marian Turcott lighted
the candles before the ceremony.
Mrs. Dorothy Ringseth played the
nuptial music and Mrs. A. Bau-
shack sang Confidence.
After a trip TO Seaside. Ore.
the Rev. and Mrs Kaufman will
be at home 10 friends in Enum-
claw. Mrs. Kaufman Is a former
girl evangelist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
County Club Federation 10
Have Garden Party

The Pierce district federation OF
Women's clubs is closing a most
successful year with garden
party planned for the more than
eight hundred members in twenty
three clubs affiliated with the dis
trict organization.
Mrs. George Griggs Franklin, jr.,
of Nesika club has opened her
spacious home and gardens for the
club members and their guests.
Mrs. Harry r. Lea, general chair
man. has committee members rep
resenting each club assisting her
in welcoming the guests and in the
tea service. Mrs. l.. f. McClelland
will present a program of organ
numbers during the afternoon.
Members Of Nesika are assisting in
the reception room.
Receiving with Mrs. Franklin
will be Mrs. Lea, Mrs. Hereford G.
Fitch, Mrs. w. r. Coffman, retir-
ing president of the district, Mrs.
Dixon Triple, Mrs. 3. P. Thomas,
Mrs. Charles w. Mason and Mrs.
Calvin Stewart, and Mrs. Charles
E. Taylor president-elect of the
district, who will be an honored
guest.
Others assisting are Mesdames
Farlin B. Nye, Killian J. Weller,
p. X. Pirrett, J. II. Kitlar, George
B. Cole, r. C. Anderson, J. f. TIL
ton, Walter Smell, II. D. Ollar,
Walter Richmond, C. s. Berry.
Newell Hunt, Frank Schatter.
Lothrop Crosby, Walter F. Nc
Cowell, J. p. Fullager, Henry
Longstreth, r. L. Parker, William
]. Love. l. c. Gaspard, Lloyd J.
Voiles, Frank Gates and Charles
Getzendaner.
Each Of the club members will
be privileged TO bring a guest to
the affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Garden Clubs
Make Plans
Fircrest, Harvard Groups
Arrange Interesting
June Meetings

June-the month of roses
and Of special garden club
events. 1t is during this month
that members of the Fircrest
Garden club will inaugurate a
tour of the city parks. The
tours will take the place of
regular meetings of the group
and will be preceded or fol-
lowed, as the case may be,
with picnic luncheons.
The first tour will be to Lincoln
park. Members are asked to take
the Fircrest bus at 1928 o'clock
and are requested to bring their
own picnic lunches. There will be
short business meeting.
Harvard Garden club will meet
at o'clock Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. John Yer Hooks. Roll call
will be answered with poetry. Mrs.
B. L. Vaughn will speak on the
selection, arrangement and care o.
plants for window boxes and hang
ing baskets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Honors Miss Erna Nelson

Mrs. William Root, 4loo 30
Thompson ave, entertained at a
kitchen shower honoring Miss Erna
Nelson, daughter Of Mr.. and MRS.
Ernest Nelson Friday evening
Miss Nelson's marriage to Mr..
Joseph Reda will be an event OF
early July.
Games were played during the
evening and r late supper vas
served by the hostess and Mrs
Harold Sugrue. Mrs. Anna safer
poured.
Guests were Mesdames Anna
Dillon, Lillian Peterson, Anna
Safer, Carol Nelson. Janet Whit
acre, Florence Gerking. Roberta
Bullock, Florence Sugrue, z. V.
Nelson; Misses Katherine Nelson,
Jane O'Brien, Florence Shannon
and Ann Jensky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27

Miss Davis, only daughter Of
the Minot Davises and grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Bennett, foremost among
builders Of the Northwest, civil
cally and socially, is member of
the Junior league and as a member
of the Woodbrook Hunt club.
notable horsewoman. She attended
Annie Wright seminary here and
Mount Vernon academy in Wash
ington, d. c.
Mr.. Wight, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warland Wight of Milton. Mass,
has been in the west two years,
following completion Of his studies
at Harvard, where he was a MEM
Der Of the Hasty Pudding and Fly
clubs. His preparatory school was
Milton academy,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Entertain for Bride-EIecf

Miss Lola Curry and Miss Max
inc TNUedt entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Twedt in
honor Of Miss Emma Stone. bride
elect. The guest Of honor. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stone,
will wed Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Curry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Curry. in the early fall.
Games were played during the
evening and favors were awarded
to Mrs. Stanley knutson. Miss
Mable Larson. Miss Dorothy Stoll
and Miss Frances Hartwiek. Re
freshments were served later in
the evening.
Those present were Aesdames
Stanley Knutson, Bill Knut-
son. Levoid TN~edt. Marion Stone.
Oscar Twedt. Toby Julscher
Thomas Stone, Axel Nelson, OrIin
Twedt and the Misses Helen Tru-
selo. Dorothy stoll. Marian Simon.
Betty Hobson, Frances Hartwiek.
Msble Larson. the guest OF honor
aud the hosteSses,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Chapter to Mark
Sigma OF Alpha Iois TO
Meet al Homo Of Miss
Meyer Wednesday

Sigma and Tacoma chap
tiers of Alpha Iota at Knapp's
Modern Business college will
celebrate Signals ninth birth
day at the Lake Louise home
of Miss May Meyer Wednes-
day. A picnic supper will be
served around an open fire.
The committee in charge Of the
celebration includes Misses Edith
Moore, Tacoma chapter, and Mar
garet Palmer and Arlene Fischer
of the Sigma chapter.
After supper Sigma chapter viii
informally initiate five pledges
who will be formally initiated on
July at a ceremony ut the Win
throp hotel. The pledges are the
Misses Florence Porto. Dorothy
Lindail. Dorothy Sexton. Patricia
Paul, and Narysnn Dorman.
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Mrs. BUGGY Honored
Al Shower

Mrs. Albert BUGGY was honored
at a bridal shower given by her
sister, Mrs. Louis Reda. assisted
BY Misses Margaret and Lena
Reda. on Tuesday.
The bride il the former Miss
Esther Ysconetti. daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. James Yae0nettl.
Guests at the party were Mes
danes Louis Reda. Rosl Reds. Joe
Care. Frank Porto. Pete De Rosa.
Anthony Verna, Antonio De Rosa.
John Verone. G. YaeonettI. Frank
Reds, Leo Reds. Buster Peilegrini.
Misses Margaret and Lena Reda.
Erna Nelson. Mary Reda. and Amy
Truman.
A luncheon was served By the
hostess from a table conferred with
rapture roses. sweet peas and gia-
doll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Tacoma Is Listed
Among 10 Leaders

Tacoma - included in tho List
Of 10 cities In which business inn
provemsnt has recently been out
standing. according % Forbss
mag azlHes
The other nine cities are Kan
aas City. No. Seattle. Asmpnls.
Salt Lake City. Peoria. Savannah.
ST. Joseph and Saginaw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Hills Plan Fortnight
In California

With their son, Rowland. jr., DIR.
and Mrs. Rowland Hill left Sat
urday for San Francisco and the
fair. Before their return they ex-
pect to motor to many other
parts of the state, going possibly
into Nevada also.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27

ceremony in which tho bride
THE hfsdss gown ~ net over
satin was made on full lines. the
ret flowing gracefully into . train.
At the waistltnr was a wtdr circle
of satin and from the rirsils 10 the
simple nrehlins the tiny hastnns of
the dress were ~ satin Tier full
leg o. mutton slssv~s tapet~d Ia
points At the wytss. The ssides
finKer-sip length veil fell IN feisis
from . eosonet ~ ssrdsnIss and
stephanotls. she carried . white
Hlble on which were ssTdsnlss
and showers ~ stsphsnotss.
Miss Maryi~sa nreeks. only sIs
ter az the bride. was maid ~ han.
or and wurs . charming guwn ~
white net over taffsss with Jacket
~ net ruffies. The skirt was made
very full. Mas nfocts v-rs .
simple hand ~ net In her hair and
carried . bouquet AZ carnations.
free.ias and strphanotis. tied with
silver ribsons.
In Identical dresses 81 ,ee.whiss
tsffsts made with spllt..sirss and
Insects Of net ruffies the brides.
maids wer. Mis- Faith waugh. sis.
ter Of the bridegroom. Miss t.ais
Button. Miss Msrinfis Espeisnd
and Miss Esther Cory. zach II the
brides attendants wore . spld
era@s which she gave them as .
recent luncheon. The bridesmaids
wore in their hair ccr~nsts cf gar
doniss and stephanotls and carried
bouquets like that az the maid cf
homer.
Mr.. Osborne wheeler % Long
Beach. Calf, was hest man and
the ushers were Mr.. Harold cristy
Of Portland. Mr.. George nsnoli, IT,.
Of Seattle. Mr.. Donald Pile of sno.
homlsh. and Mr.. Marion Norton
of f.angview.
In white vestmsnts. the Christ
church chair. os which the bride
has been = member. sang wedding
hymns and the Bridal Chorus"
from 'T.ohsngrin Miss Mary Ella
Cook played IN. professional and
ree~ssinnai.
Mrs. Brooks wore for her dsuGh.
tsfs msrfisg. = fiowsrsd chiffon
gown with large hat and corssGs
Of gsrdsnias. Hius chiffon. also
with . large hat and aasdsnlss
WAS the choice Of the bsfdeGroous's
mother.
The reception for the couple foI.
lowed at tho Hrooks home. ror
tina occasion snApdraKons. eaFns.
tinns and sweet peas In . variety
Of pastel shades were used On
tho collation. table. csnfsrsd by thu
wedding cake. were four whits
tapsrs set In crystal. Mra I.~ls
nm. an aunt 81 the bride. and
Mrs. Alice Meredith ~ YsiFa, an
aunt Of Mr.. Waugh. presided. The
brides attendants and Miss Ho.
bsrfs Armstrong assisted Miss
Grace Mccarthy had charge u the
gift table and Mrs. Austin Gibbons
the guest hook,
A fortnight in California has
BEEN planned and after Aug. Mr..
and Mrs Waugh viii msks THAR
homs in Portland. The brids's out
III was = white knI, suit with
which shs wore dusty pink and
dsipht blue accessories. Tier flow |
ers we're gsrdsnias.
Mrs Waugh was graduated |
from Lincoln high schooi and her
husband Yakima high school lie
pas also graduated from the Uni
ysfsitY u washington and IL now
an electrical engineer at Bonns-
Vile dam.
out-of-torn guests 81 the wed. |
ding included Mrs. n. =. Waugh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Miss Virginia Davis Reveals
News Or BetrothaI SUNDAY
Breakfast for Miss Nancy Hewitt, Fisneee Of Lieut.
Arthur Dean Pointer, Is Occasion for An
nouncement OF Engagement

At charming breakfast Sunday morning for Miss Nancy
Hewitt daughter of the Henry Hewitts who will wed Lieut.
Arthur Dean Pointer June 2s Miss Hewtts maid of honor
Miss Virginia Penhaow Davis told of her berothal to Mr..
Warand Wight Ir of Longvew The breakfast for which
MISS Davis hostess given the Country club
tage OF Miss Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mnot Davis
The surprise following the breakfast
Wnen Mrs Davis, first offering toast to Miss Hewitt and
Lieut. Pointer proposed for her daughter and Mr. Wight
Guests seated three small tables with
ferssnf pardenias
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To Open Home for
w. c. T. u. Meeting

Mrs. A. y. Towers, +bft No.
Vassault IT., has extended invita-
lions TO members Of the North
End w. C. T. ". for their annual
picnic. The no-host luncheon Is
planned for 1890, each member to
bring her own luncheon and table
service.
A business session win be held
following the luncheon and a pro-
gram will be presented on the
work OF the w. G. T. u. in foreign
countries. For transportation men,
bers are to call Mrs. Alice Jensen.
Proctor 2Ts6-W.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Christ Church Is Wedding Seems
For Miss Brooks, Mr.. Waugh
Al-whiss Ceremony Performed BY Very Rev. Ne
LsushIsr of 81. MARS Cathedral; coupls or sos
California Trip; To Live n PorHsnd

CandlcllTht In the quaint setting II Christ Episcopal
church provided suitably charming background for the al
white wedding Saturday evening IN which Miss
Jane Grey Brooks daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Roland w.
Brooks. became the bride Of Mr. Carleton Avee Waugh
Of Portland Of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Waugh Of Yakima
Tall cathedral candies the altar all about which
large baskets of white Gala IeS aock and snap
dragons With palms the floral motif WAS used
throughout the church. The Very Rev John n MeIauhan.
dean If st. Marks cathedral. Seattle read the marriage
ceremony in which tho bride given by her father
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Opens Home Wednesday

Mrs. Harry Greenup viii open
her home at 4126 No. 37th st. at
1870 o'clock Wednesday to men,
bers OF the Grace Baptist Womens
society. Mrs. Frank Ainsworth
will preside and Mrs. Clarence
Smith viii lead the deyotions. The
new missionary topic. Bells" will
be discussed. During the tea hour
Chinese refreshments viii be
served, Mrs. w. J. Thompson as
sisting the hostess.
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grandmother n Inc nrsaeGrccus;
Mrs Allies Msrsath. ~. ana Mn.
John Mec~uisy. NJ and Mrs Her
bert SHARPE. Mr.. and Mra t1ecsHe
itencst. Mrs Charles AAbsrhaesu.
Mr.. ard Mrs. n 4. MaeKsnsie.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. = Hushsa Mrs.
Ada ttoIstrous Mr. and Mrs. O. ~
Fesie and son nnhhy. NJ snd Mrs.
q, u Mrtsuschsn. Mrs. Walter
RocsssFrm, Mfs k1isAbssh Nnmm.
Mrs. r. ". Wheeler. ~. wnssrs
f1euinH. ~. srd Mira Ki0yd
Chase. Mr.. and Mrs A. q. Miiiev.
Mr.. ard Mrs r. barton and Mrs.
Hes Crane
tslss- Wksppss
uefnye IN lmpfryised altar -
the Fireplace ~ Tho rhiilp Hut.
msu home. Miss lean Phyllis Gins.
stsssr af Mrs. huffman. and NJ.
Marshall fafisnd whipcIs wsrs
united In marriage Saturday sve~
ming. bfnnehrd ssndsishva WITH
seven isp~rs In each lighted the
scene In which BASKETS ~ h1us
hyursnxess and pink RISES were
usea foe floral Appointments
glv~a Ia msrrssss BY her b~ush~
sfstn.isw. the hrtdes daughter ~
Mrs. Frank Cline. wars 4 short
gown NJ psis blue lsse ovwv tAffsta
made In psssdsn sksph<rn<ss ssyie
with short puffsd sleeves nbe
carried = eolonlAi hosppuss ~ pants
rasebssds and hlus dslphinium.
Mr.. ifaroid Davies played nvgsa
music during the candis lighting
and Just h~fare the cer~mnny Nrs.
Glen Flanagan sang what f,ose
u Mstissf" and "Alwsys' ~ Inv.
Ing Hsriin.
Misc Grace perksv. wearing .
finwered gown with cassass of
daep HUE dsiphinium and ptnH
ros~s. lighted Inc candies and ntss
Mary Jane Imp~tt NJ Seattle wss
maid nf hanof. Nhs wnse : dtsty
pink dress trimmed In old iscs am
carried : ealoniai arrangement ~
light and DARK dsiphinium. ptnts
snspsirseens and pink ro~esL
Mr.. Whirpls Was attended ~
his brother. Mr. Sherman whippis.
me reception for the bridal
eotpls followed the wedding In tne
huffman homA Ths brides mste-
sr cheese > tsrs xown af royal hue
and with u had = corssge NJ pats
pink rnss buds and baby breath
Mr.. whipplss mothsr also wove
. lace gown. hut al deeper shane.
ana her eofssxe was similar. Pfnh
roses. bius hydrangss and DEL
phinium wsss used about tn
roma.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson. n aunt
NJ the bride. presided ~ the eoiis-
tern ssbis. which was appointed
with pink roses and bius dsiphis-
lsim. Miss Dolores firigai cut the
bftds's cake.
Far traysiing the hviAe sddsd .
pale blue picture hat and . woot
top coat To h=v costume. Tho
young couple will spend the sunt-
msr II Hsdsado bach
Mrs whippie y . graduate -
Topeka high sehSos IN TnpsIA.
kans,. and her husband Wa srs<t~
sstsd from siob~ska hixh seh0nis
Niobsfka. nsbs and stssnded No.
tinxs college In that city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
GASOLINE IS STOLEN

Theft Of II gallons o. gasoline
from truck which was parked
in = lumber yard a. 1901 South
Tacoma way Was reported 20 police
Monday By Paul Crsbs The theft
occurred during Sunday. Crebe
sald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
House Guesis Arrive
For Wnddina

tfr. and Mrt, owe MaKtH q
saia No. 18th ~. are expecting
Miss Olive Russell Of New York
City ahou. June 20 she viii be
present for the wedding of Miss
Patricia Magia 20 Mr., Donald
fIsefema. SON of Mr.. and Mrs
John Hvercma ~ pes Meinss. Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. iEe~rems arrived
recently from nes Moines and are
visiting with tho Msgilis. az are
Mr.. saa Mrs George freeman
tIean Magiil ~ 10. Angeles.
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The Young Ladies' Institute will
hold It's regular meeting Mt the
Hotel Winthrop in the Army and
Navy room at s o'clock Monday
evening. Following the meeting.
there will be a social hour with
the outgoing officers entertaining
the members Refreshments will
be served, with Mrs. Mabel Nearns
in charge.
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Nj. and Mrs. UeofEs =. DsEsls
fMlss Minsbsils stsphsns) am
nounes the arrival Of their first
child. . daughter. Carol Marie. 81
Tacoma General hospital sharing
IN the congratulations srs ths lltsis
girls grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. 4. Dsktss. ali 81 Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Post Auxiliary
To Have Psrty


The Ray c. Roberts post
and auxiliary. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars have announced
plans for a joint card party
Wednesday evening at the
Roberts Hall. 9Th and Ander-
son. Mrs. Lester 7. Clark.
auxiliary president has named
Mrs. George Sides, auxiliary
chairman and Commander A.
u. Ackerley has named Mr..
Raymond Lee, post chairman.
Friends as well as members N
the post and auxiliary ar. invited
TO reserve tables, Both 500 and
bridge will be In play. starting AZ
: o'clock. Many fsvors will be
awarded At the supper hour, Mrs
Sides has chosen to assist her the
Mesdames John Mariana. o. G.
Fletcher, Raymond Lee. Arthur
Robinson. A, l., Morris and Al ].
cournan Reservations are being
taken by Mrs. Morris. Garland
tTpi, or Mrs. schiegel. Proctor
as2o.
The sewing group Of tho auxll.
larry met Wednesday AZ the home
OF Mrs. Clark, American Lake
North. The hostess was assisted
by her daughter. Miss Lots. Lunch
corn was served at noon from a
lace covered table conferred with
snapdragons. Thos. sharing the
day were Mesdames o. G. Fist.
cher. Andrew Olson, Raymond
Lee, A, l.. Morris. l.. w. Craig.
+. NJ. Fletcher. Robert colombini.
William Dtlsell. George Sides, Lyle
Burgess and Frank Balsano. The
next meeting will he held Tuesday
at wapato park for tina first pie
ME Of tho season. All members Of
the auxiliary are Invited. Pot luck
lunch Will be served nj noon.