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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Many Parties Precede
 Christmas Charity BaH

Many parties preceded tho an. nual charity ball held last evening ct the Waterbury Country club. The proceeds of the event will be donat- e.. to the Junior Republic.
 The committee ia charge Of the affair included:
 Before the dance MT. and Mrs. Barrow L, Heminway of Watertowii gave Q dinner party for Mir. and Mrs. Elton s. Wayland, MT. and Mrs. Edwin 0. Northrop, MT. and Mrs. Donald s. Futile, Mir. and Mrs. James R. Sheldon, Jr., MT. and Mrs, Edward Hinman, pr. and Mrs. Charles Larkin, Mr. and Mrs, Rob. ert l.. Coe, MT. and Mrs, Mark l.. sperry, Jr., Mir, and Mrs. Chauneey ?. Cess, Sd, MT. and Mrs. Winthrop Spencer, Mir. and Mrs. Rodney chase, Mir. ard Mrs. Seymour Scott Jackson, MT. and Mrs. Paul Cruik- g. ank, MT. and Mrs. Sherman Per- ", MT. and Mrs. Gerald Low, MT. and Mrs. William P. Arnold, Will lam Feeter, MT. and Mrs. Ackley Shove, pr. and Mrs. Theodore Web- Der and William Finder.
 Mir. and Mir. Douglass O. Durn- ham of Watertown entertained at dinner for MT. and Mrs, B, Hemin- way Klimpke, MT. and Mrs, Alan O. Curtlss, pr. and Mrs, Edwin Reade, MT. and Mrs. Randolph Belts and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood, Jr,
 At MT. end Mrs. Charles II. Up. son, Jr.'s party in Middlebury were MT. and Mrs. Edward T. Carmody, MT. and Mrs. Edson B. Hitchcock, MT. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kellogg, Mir. and Mrs. Richard ?. Putfer, Mir, and Mrs. Carl Hoffman, MT. and Mrs. John M. Brodie, MT. and Mrs, Milton w. Goss, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Torres, MT. and Mrs. Milton Bristol. MT. and Mrs. Richard w. doss, MT. and Mrs. F, Dutton Noble, MT, and Mrs. John K. Pratt, MT, and Mrs, J. Warren upson, MT, and Mrs. John o. White, MT. and Mrs. Ernest A. Anderson, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. Philip Conklin of New York, J. Milton Buirall, Jr., Ed ward Wotkyns, Miss Lucia Bryant, Samuel P. williams, Sd, MT. and Mrs. Frederic R. Kellogg, MT. and Mrs. M. Pierpont Warner of Pine Orchard.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert P. Griggs, Jr., of Buckingham street entertain ed at a dinner for Mir. and Mrs. James N. Russell, Mir. and Mrs. Henry D. Burrall, MT. and Mrs. Will liam w. Brown, Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Jennings, MT. and Mrs. '. Burnley Powell, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Stuart F. Judd, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin 6. Hunt, J-., John Colloty, Miss Margaret F1tzmaurice, MT. and Mrs. c. Lester Manning MT. and Mrs. Gordon Somers, MT. and Mrs. Melville Skin and MT. and Mrs. Roy Tanker of Torrington.
 Miss Jane Thompson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Thomp- son, and Miss Mary Lee Curry, daughter of Mrs. Augustus Chaun. cy of Watertown entertained at the Chauncy home for Misses Glare Hungerford, Anne Spaulding, Betty Rowlane, Josephine Buckingham sherrie Sherwood, Ruth Morgan,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

| Peggy Ann Morgan, Lois Peterson, Joy Hyde, Peggy Heminway, Anne Perry, Molly shons. Norma Le. Vigne, Joan English, Barbara Bailey, Betty Bevans, Dorothy Doster, Wil- lard dirvin, Minor Curry, John darthwaite, Charles Hungerford, Jr., Samuel A, Spaulding, jr., Austin L, Adams, Jr,, Howard Whittemore, Robert Whittemore. Curtiss Hart, Clarke Albert Of Plainville, John purinton, Craig Barber, winthrop Buttrick, Jr., Truman ThomaS, Eric vanderpoel of Litchfeid, william Killorin, Ac! ley Shoce. Jr, Peter Carley, Graham Gaines, Edwin C.. Reade, IT,, Robert Reade and Rob- ert Brodie.
 Before the Top Hatters' dance ct the Waterbury Country club on Tuesday evening, Dec. 20, the chairman. Peter Hart, and his bother, Thomas M. Hart, will en. tertain 90 guests at c dinner party ct the club. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Van O. Lucas. Jrr of Middlebury will also give Q dinner party for their daughter, Miss Diana Lucas. q student at Saint Margaret's school, and Peter Lucas, who at- tends the Ashevllle school. MT. and Mrs. Charles HuneeHord Of Wa tertown will entertain at c dinner party ct the aWterbury club for their daughter. Miss Claire Hnuger- ford, c Westover student, and their son, Charles Huneerford, e freSh- man ct Williams college.
 pr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Larkln Of lMiddlebury will give Q dinner ct their home Wednesday evening Dec. 27 for their two sons. Charles |. Larkin, jrp, and Howard T, Larkin, students at Phillips acad- emy Andover Mass The dinner will precede the dance, Mrs. liar. ris Whitteinore Of Naugatuck Is giving ct her home for her six grandchildren, Howard Whittemore Q student ct Harvord, Robert T, Whittemore, e Yale stduent, Har- ris Whittemore. Sd, who attends the Brooks school at North An- NSsSAt NAtooD AuSuiAt 9s AQdIllb, Jr.. and Harris Whittemore Adams students at Phillips academy. and Miss Helen Adams, e student at the Holmquist schocol at New Hope, Pa.
 Mrs. John Doyle and Miss Lulu E. Murphy of Walnut street left to- day for Stroudsburg. Pa. where they wiE spend week as the guests of MT. and Mrs L. A. Larzelere, ST. MT. and Mrs. L. A. Larzelere, Jr. and daughter. Nancy Lou, of De- troit, will also be there for the hol- iday season. Mrs. LarZelere Is the former Rita Mccann of Walnut street.
 Miss Katherine O'Connell. e student at Albertus Magnus Col lege, is spending the holiday recess with her mother. Mrs. Katherine O'Connell of Chestnut Avenue.
 Miss Mary Keefe, c student at simons College, is spending the re- cess with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Keefe of Baldwin street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Miss Alice Albert WiH Wed M Simple Home Ceremony

lies will be held at the Hotel Fl. ton.
 The bride k Q graduate of Crosby high school and attended Highland Manor. She also studied dramatick under Miss Frances Robinson Duh of New York. MT. Cutler is a grad- uate of Hartford high school and the American School of Dramatic Art la New York city. He Is af. illiated with the announcing staff of radio station WNLC in New Lon don and was formerly Q member of tho staff of WATR in this city
 Upon returning from an unan- nounced wedding trip, the couple will take up their residence In New London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

In . simple pre.holiday nuptial being performed in the presence of immediate families, Mss Alice Al. bert, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Mitchell J. Albert of Columbia Boulevard will become the bride Of Charles Cutler of New London to- morrow afternoon at l? noon. The ceremony which will be performed at the home Of the brides parents, Will be performed by Rev. William P. Greenfield.
 The couple will be wed under an arch Of palms interSpersed with va Tied cut flowers and there will be ho attendants.
 Following the ceremony q dinner for members Of the immediate fam-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

Fayors and program -- John C. Medfofd, J. Gregory dilmartin.
 Niagara University Undergrad. uate Club will also sponsor q dance on Wednesday evening. The affair will be held at Wavcrly Inn in Cheshire.
 George Lanoue is chairman of the committee in charge and Ed. mund Jenusaitis and Frances Pc. triIlo Of this city; Wallace Dyson Of TOrrington, and Waiter O'C0n. nor of New Haven are assisting.
 The annual Yuletide dance Of thu Connecticut Club Of Fordham Uni. versity will be held on Wednesday evening at the New Haven Lawn Club.
 SC. MaFy's Hospital Nurses Aiumnae will sponsor its annual dance at Waveriy Inn on Thurs day evening. December 2eth. Miss Marguerite Shea is in charge of arrangements assisted by Mrs. Ann Wengertsmann. Mrs. Mar. gaPet Ryan Shea, Marie Barbicri, Ann O'C0nneil, Lillian Hayden and Eleanor Fitzgerald.
 The Waterbury Catholic High School Alumnae Dinner Dance is scheduled to Dc held on Friday evening, December 20th ct the Kop. per Kettle at Hitchcock Lake.
 Miss Rita Tierney is chairman oi the committee in charge and meni- bers Of the assisting committee are Mary Mates, Vera Colson, Mary Meehan, Marjorie Mailey, Joan German, Mary Killian, Kathleen Meade, Julie Krenn, Fay Lynch Barbara Mackey and M Claire Murphy.
 The usual gay group will gather at the annual New Years Day Tea dance given by the local chapter of the Albertus Magnus College AIumnae at the Hotel El. ton. Miss Mary Meehan heads the committee in charge of arrange ments and Is being assisted by Miss Jane PheIan and Miss Irene Daiy.
 The entire week will be . gay round Of dances with many cock tail and dinner parties preceding each event. Tine season promises to be one of the most enjoyable Of recent years with many Yuletide activities scheduled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Tea Dance On New Years Day

Following their usual custom, the local chapter of Albertus Magnus college will sponsor it annual ea-dance on New Years Day ct the Hotel Elton Dancing will De enc joyed from { to 6 o'clock.
 Miss Mary Meehan is chairman of arrangements for the event and is being assisted by Misses Jane Phelan and Irene Daly.
 The tea dance Is always one of the most enjoyable of the Yuletide events and it is expected that Q large number of collegians and members Of various alumnae groups of the city will attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in tho Wednesday session of the Elton Contract Club were North and South: Alvin Davis and Herbert Root, 80 i.2; David Scully and Thomas Edwards tod with J. R. Hicks and Mrs. Ruti, Hurlburt, 30, and East and West: MT, and Mrs, David Babson, % i.2; Mrs. Ida Birdsall and Mrs. W. &. Smith, % and Samuel Root and W. s. Smith. ei leg.
 Turkeys were won by Alvin Davis and Herbert Root and Mrs Francis 0uilfoile and Peter Qagnon,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Schedule or YuIetide Dances

December 23 Undergraduates Club of New Rochelle Hotel Eton
 December PC Maryweod College Chapter Dinner Dance Hotel Elton St. Elizabeth Alumnae Chapter Dance Wavery Inn Waterbury women Club College Formal Waterbury Womens Club
 December 27 Holy Undergraduate Club Dance Hotel Elton Niagara University Club Dinner Dance Wavery Inn Connecticut Club Fordham University New Haven Lawn Club
 December 2S St Marys Nurses Aluinnae Dinner Dance wNverly Inn
 December 20 Wby High School Aumnae Dinner Dance Hopper Kettle
 January Abertus Magnus Tea Dance Hotel Elton
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Weddings
STANTON . THORN

Tine wedding of Miss Lillian Kath- erine Thorn, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Walter E. Thorn of Coe street and William J. Stanton, son of MT, and Mrs. Edward B. stanton of Marley Place will take place on Tuesday morning ct 8 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Dances WiH Keep Holiday
 Spirit Aliue During Week

One of the intIal holiday social activities will be 6 tea dance to bt held this afternoon from 3 to ( o'clock at the Hotel Elton by the undergraduate Club Of the College Of New Rochelle.
 Ruth Murphy is president Of the Undergraduate club; Ruth O'Con. nor is vice president and Harriet Alien Is secretary and treasurer The executive committee consists of tte officers and Blanche Thurs ton, Rosemary McDonough, Mary Foley and Esteiie Laubc.
 On Tuesday evening, December % the local chapter Of MaTywOOd College Aiumnae w1i sponsor their annual dinner dance at the Hotel Elten.
 Miss Eleanor VaiIOne Is general chairman Of the arrangements snd other committee members in. clude; Miss Rita Baldwin, dinnerj M. Eleanor Egan and Kathleen Smith, reception; Mary Alice Smith, tickets. Rose Harmon, pub' . IieIty and Marion Csvsnaugh, res. ervatiOns.
 The local Chapter Of the Alum. Nae of the College Of St. Elizabeth and friends will gather at their ans Tuai dance which will be held on Tuesday evening at Waveriy Inn.
 Tbe arrangements committee Is headed by Miss Nancy Delaney who ts being assisted by Misses Helen Mccarthy, Peggy 0ilmartin, Lucy Bowes, Mary Louise Parsons. Frail- ceg DzinSki and Christine Finn.
 4 college Christmas formal for young people Is being sponsored by the Special Teas committee of the Waterbury W0men's Club on Tuesday evening at the auditor. ism Of the WOmen's Club.
 In charge Of tbe affair are; Mrs. Frederick C. 6medIey as chair. man, Mrs. Thomas ". ByeFs, AfSs. Arthur 4. Johnson, Mrs. Jobn c. Lindsay, Mrs. Charles ". Rash, Mrs. Charles w. Stewart, Mrs, Walter V. Van TasseI and Mrs. Winfield z. Wight.
 Assisting then will be Mrs. F. W. Williams, IT,, cO.chaiSInan, Mrs. Gordon someFs, in charge of invitations, Mrs. 5. D. WaFnes and Mrs. Walter l.. French.
 Wednesday evening viii bring the cojiegiang forth to attend the Holy Gloss Undergraduate Club dance at the Hotel Elton.
 John J. GoIon and Guy Russo are co.chaiFinen Of the dance and other connmittees are as follows:
 Ticket committee are Edmund .. Daiy, Anthony Cuiotta. George R. Woods.
 Publicity - Floyd B. Zailckas and Edward J. Finn. Music-Cbasles O'Connor. Joseph DaJy, Robert Kenney, and Fred storm.
 Decorations-Walter Hayes, Joe peph euiiiila, and Francis McGrath. Reservations - Francis B. Feeley, Thomas McGfath, and Francis keane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
WRENN.- MILLER

Miss Margaret M. Miller of Cooke street. daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Frederick W. Miller and Ray inond J. Wrenn, son of Mrs. Helen Wrenn of Edson avenue will be uni- ted in marriage on Thursday rnorn- ing at 6 o'clock ct the Immaculate Conception church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
LOUsTAUNAU REUTER-

The marriage of Miss Leola Reut- ter, daughter of Mrs. Augustus Reuter- of Prospect street and Johr Loustaunau of Port Arthur, Texas son of Mfr. and Mrs. Julius Lous- taunau of San Antonio, Texas, will take place on Wednesday morning at the Church of St. John of the Cross in Middlebury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
LITCHFIELD.MoRRIsoN

LITCHFIELD.MOKRIkON
 Mrs, Jane Morrison of Orange street announces the engagement oi her daughter, Betty Jane, to Her. bert N, Litchfield Of Scituate. Mass, Miss Morrison resides at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. c. C. Finnio of Scituate, Mass, and is employed at the Horticultural so- ciety in Boston.
 MT. Litchfield is stationed at U. s. coast guard station in scituate.
 No date has been set for the wed- ding,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

Miss Mary Rachel Sweeney daughter Of MT. and Mrs. James Sweeney, of Naugatuek, was host- ess at 6 dance ct the Hop Brock club in Naugatuck last evening in honor Of Miss Ellen Rodenbaeh, U. Fills Thomsett drell, of New York, and the members of their bridal party. Miss Rodenbach md MT. drell are being married this afternoon ct <s30 o'clock ct the Naugatuck Congregational church.
 Guests attending were Misses Elizabeth Barnuin, Elizabeth Bris- tol, Jeanne Caskey, Margaret Chit. tenden, Jane Dibble. Elizabeth Duff, Kathleen oreil and Myrtle 0rell, of New York, Margaret Jones, Linda Marlor, Katherine Murphy, Nancy Norton, Barbara and Rachel Rodenbach, Catherine Jane Rolf, Jeannette Yer Straate: also Carlton Bristol, Jr., Howard Bristal. Jru Franklin Bristol, Har- old Baldwin, Jr., Allison Bell, sher. man Brown, Edgar Cossette, Harold Chittenden, Donald Jimmons and Rance Cotton, of New York, Ed- ward Lingenheld. Ralph Lyon, Cor don Mannweiller, George Loft, of New York, Henry s. Marlor, IT,. James W. Marlor, David Noble, Harry Rolf, Jr., H ow- ard Whittemore. William Roden- bach, 2d, Bushnell Rodenbach, Mir. and Mrs. Willard Bittele, Mir. and Mrs. Leroy M. Gibbs, Jr, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hawley, MT. and Mrs. Harold Brown, MT. and Mrs. Leroy Andrews, Mir. and Mrs. H. S. Marlor. MT and Mrs. Montgomery WooIson, MT. and Mrs. Harold Djorup, of New York, William Tracy, Of Meridep, Robert Trick, MT. and Mrs. Lester Beck, MT. and Mrs. Robert Hinds and MT. and Mrs. Warren Kramer. all of New York.
 pr. H. J. Wundrack of Bank street is spending the Christmas holiday with his sister. Mrs. Arno Huettlg of Alden, Pennsylvania.
 Miss Alice Reardon, student nurse at the Greenwich Hospital Training School for Nurses, will spend the holiday weekend with her parents, MF. and Mrs. John 2. Reafdon Of Woodlawn Terrace. She win have as her guest for the week. end one og her clasamntes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Engagements
O'BRTEN-DEVEREAUx

Announcement Is made of the en- gagement and coming marriage of Miss Anne Marie Devereaux, daugh. ter Of Mrs. Joseph II. Devereaux and the late Joseph II. Devereaux of Central avenue, to John ?. O.. Brien of New York. The wedding will take pace next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
GreU- Rodenbach Nuptials Today

Miss Ellen Lois Rodenbach, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Rodenbaeh of Naugatuck and Julian Ellia ThomSett drell of New York will be united in marriage this afternoon ct 4;30 o'clock ct the Naugatuck Congregational church Rev. pr. fvar HeliStrom, associate minister Of the Rlverside church in New York and Rev, Edward R, Hance, pastor of the church, will ofilciate.
 Miss Rodenbach,s father will give her In marriage and her Sis- ter, Miss Barbara Anne Roden- bach, c student ct Mount Holyoke college, will be her maid of honor. Her bridesmaids will Include an- other sister, Miss Rachel Rodenbach and Misses Elizabeth w. Barnunl Jeanne E, Caskey, and Mary Rachel Sweeney Of Naugatuek, Elsie Shry- ock Of Elkins Park. Pa,, Elvena D, 0erlaar Of New Haven, Alice A. Grant of HempStead, L. l., and Myrtle K. drell, sister of the bride. groom. Frances Anne Bristol, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Donald Bristol of Cheshire, c cousin of the bride, and Joyce 0'Connor, Q niece of MT. 0rell, will act aS flower girls.
 MT. drell, who Is the son of J. V. D, drell of New York and Trinidad, B. W. l., and the late Mrs. drell, will have Lester Beck of Taaytown, N. r., for his best man. The ushers will include William T. Rodenbaeh and c, Bushnell Rodenhach. brothers of the bride, and Henry 8. Marlor, Jry Of Naugatuck, Dr. Donald J, simons, R Nielsen Hinds, Warren it, kraemer, George Loft and liar. old DJorup of New York.
 A reception will be held at the Rodenbach home following tho eere. niony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

Edwin O'Dea, 6 student at st. Thomas Seminary. is spending the recess with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. William ODea of Laval street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

Mr. and Mrs. John H. uoss of this city are spending a few days In New York Ciiy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

pr. H. J. wundrack of Bank street Is spending the Christmas holiday with his sister, Mrs. Arno Huettlg of Alden, Pennsylyania.
Evening star., 1939-05-06
More Savings Invested
In Loan Associations

Federally chartered savings and
loan associations increased the
amount of private savings invested
in them by nearly one-half during
1887 and 1898, a study prepared for
the Federal Home Loan Bank Board
showed today.
A comparison Of the savings, or
private share investments" in 1.130
identical Federal savings and loan
associations on December 81, 1896.
and the same date in 1898 showed
that they grew from $464, ,729 900 to
$685., 1872 500, or by 43.1 per cent. dur
ing this two-year period.
Two types of Federally chartered
associations were included in the
study: Those newly formed under
Federal charter and those which
had converted to Federal status
after operation-some of them for
many years-under charters issued
by the various States.
OF the associations studied 586
were newly formed Federals. and
they showed an increase in private
share investments of from $50, ,431 300
to $160,624, 500, or by $1O4,ls3 200
Evening star., 1939-05-06

new values, entirely different from
those to be expected when working
with opaque materials.
"A vital part of the beauty OF a
finished panel of the new glass is
the sparkle and life impaired to it
by the constant change and filtra-
ton of light through its various
thicknesses. Pieces as large as feet
square may be used to reproduce q
single design, or larger panels may
be made up from number of sec
tions feet square or smaller. In
working with the glass 1t is possible
to achieve almost as many striking
effects by change of glass texture
as by change of contour
"A slightly rougher texture where
shadows are wanted will count for
just as much as the actual variation
in thickness. The back of the
sculptured glass panel is usually left
with the sand-fused finish. just as
it comes from the casting operation.
This gives a depth and translucence
to the glass which it would not 9TH
erWise have, and also creates the
impression of much greater thick
ness than is actually the case"
Evening star., 1939-05-06
Jolly Polly
A Little Chat on Etiquette.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

T. M.-Meat and other foods are
cut one piece at time, as eaten.
Grown-ups who cut everything into
small pieces before they begin eat
ing forget that meal is not sup
posed to be run on factory pro-
duction basis.
Send self-addressed, stamped
envelope for the leaflet, Manners
at Table"
Evening star., 1939-05-06
Porch PopuIur Place

Advent Of summer is synonymous
with outdoor living" That means
the porch comes in for deserved
popularity. Lumber dealers are
equipped to give accurate estimates
on building a porch to your home,
or enlarging the present one.
Evening star., 1939-05-06

during the two-year period. The
remainder. 544 in number, formerly
State chartered institutions, re-
vealed a growth in savings of from
$408 ,297, 700 to $504 SOB 900, or $685.
10000 during the same "a months.
Evening star., 1939-05-06
Court Assignments
DISTRICT COURT.

DHD 4 N1O1 OOC"As
Criminal Court No. 3-Justice Laws,
Assignments for Monday:
Trials.
United States VS.. Albert Griffin
and Rose Campbell.
United States VS.. Aaron Trach-
tenberg.
United States VS.. Aaron Trach-
tenberg
United States VS.. William H.
Riccia.
United States VS.. William H. Col
Inns.
United States VS.. Kenneth B
Norris and Douglas D. Norris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Miss Anderson
Feted Friday
Shower Is Given for Bride
Elect Who Plans Wed
ding December II

Among numerous showers
honoring Miss Marian Ander-
son during the weeks preced-
ing her marriage December 81
to Mr.. Stanley Thorson was
the surprise affair for which
Miss Alva Keil and Miss Helen
Truedson entertained on Fri
day evening at the latter's
home on So. X st.
Tables of court whist were in
play during the evening with
honors going to Misses Iva Linde-
man and Ruth Elmer.
For the late supper, following
the presentation of gifts, a Christ
mas motif was carried out.
While the guest of honor was
called out of the room the gifts
for the bathroom shower were
cleverly placed beneath a shower
curtain hanging from the chan
dalier.
Guests were Mrs. Dorothy
Schaub and Mrs. Margaret Wesson
OF Seattle; Mrs. Margaret Leach,
Misses Helen Lea, Dorothy Doores,
Florence Melder, Lillian Keil. Alice
Nelson, Ruth Heymel, Anita Linde-
man, Eileen Lindeman, Iva Linde-
man, Ruth McGovern, Katherine
Nelson, Ruth Elmer, Martha Elmer.
Louise Diel, Marion johnson and
Florence Olson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Officers TO Be Installed

Newest of Tscoms's Rainbow
1lrl chapters. Warren assembly.
VIII hold an initiation on Satur-
day evening in Warren hall with
q Christmas party following. Miss
Lucille Currsh. worthy adviser
and Mrs. Mark Currah. motber
adviser, will preside.
Plans have been made nv N.
group for filling Of Christmas
baskets as a charity project
Committees. which have ms,
been announced. include: Sun
shine, Miss Rita Wallace: deeora.
tons. Misses Beth Funk Nsrcera
Shacklett Marjorie Lane. BeverIv
Larsen, Patricia Slade Beverly
Belfoyr Margaret Bictun. re
freshments, Misses Marjorie Lon
Morrill,, Patsy McAIister Ma
dele Slater, Ruby DuFour and
arlene HOMELAND; publicity Mss
Lucille Clark. and program. Me-
IS Alice May Swift and Cora
Stowe.