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Evening star., 1939-09-04
Hamburger Tavern
Ho|dup Nets S21
To Lone Robber
Two ProwIers Get
S. in Sixteenth
Street Crime

Two hamburgers and $21 were
stolen in a holdup before dawn
today of Edwin NJ Sowder. in charge
of Little Tavern shop at Wiscon-
sin avenue and N street NV.
Police were hunting today for a
white man who came into the shop
and ordered two sandwiches ito
be taken out" When they were
ready. he pointed revolver at Mr..
Sowder.
This is holdup. Put all the
money you have in the bag with
the sandwiches" the man ordered
Mr.. Sowder obeyed. The thief then
joined a companion waiting outside
and fed.
Louis NJ Harris reported to police
that he was awakened early yester-
day morning by a prowler in his
room at 1887 Sixteenth street. Mr..
Harris, seeing the man investigating
trouser pockets, leaped from his bed
and tossed the intruder upon the
floor.
A second man lurking in the shad-
oVs pointed dark object at Mr.
Harris and made him release the
prowler, police said. The two left
with about IS.
Two cab drivers were held up and
robbed by colored passengers early
yesterday. Thomas L. Soper of SO
w street NE. was relieved of $3.50
on Bladensburg road by two men
who then took the keys to his cab,
apparently to avoid chase. Henry
A. Vinson, the other cabman, was
held up by three men at Twentieth
and Claggett streets NE. They got
only SITS. he said.
The disappearance of a silver
communion set from a church
study was one of two cases of thiev-
cry reported to police over the week
end. The Rev. Ceasar Alexander,
pastor of Mount Nebo Church at
Sixth and P streets NV, said that
120 communion glasses, a pitcher
and four collection plates were
stolen in addition to three COM
munion trays.
Clothing and bedding valued at
$206 were taken from his home while
he was away from the city last week,
it was reported by j. Louis O'Connor,
Of 1756 Portal drive NV.
Evening star., 1939-09-04
Montgomery Teachers
To Hold Conferences

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Sept. 4.-The
white and colored public school
teachers of Montgomery County will
hold their annual pre- school con-
ferences in Rockville Wednesday, it
has oeen announced by DR.. Edwin
w. Broome, county superintendent
of schools, who will be in general
charge.
The white teachers will meet in
Richard Montgomery High School
and the colored teachers in Lincoln
High
1t is planned to have the teach
ers spend Thursday and Friday in
their classrooms preparing for re-
sumption of classes next Monday.
Evening star., 1939-09-04

board. and had then stripped of
his clothing and plunged into tie
water to retrieve it.
While swimming back to his boat
he sank suddenly and did not re.
appear. they said. Three compan-
ions stood by for a time with life
preservers, then marked the spot
with buoy and went to shore for
aid. Two boats returned to look for
the body. and search continued to-
day, but with no result.
Bride Near Hysteria.
Mr.. Vazquez had married only two
months ago, and his bridt was near
hysteria today. She was formerly
Miss Mary Iglehart.
Others surviving MIN in Washing
ton are his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Paul Vazquez; two brothers,
Theodore and Andrew Vazquez, and
three sisters, Mrs Adelia Baker, Mrs.
Vera Adams and Mrs. Evelyn Swee-
ney. A fourth sister, Mrs. Camille
Roquevert of New Orleans, boarded
a train for Washington upon learn
ing Of the accident.
Evening star., 1939-09-04
Urge CoIored Troop
To Guard President

A colored troop guard for the
President was urged yesterday in
a resolution adopted by the United
Government Employees meeting at
Shiloh Baptist Church. The famous
9th and 10th Cavalry should be is
signed to the White House, the reso-
luton said.
Equal opportunity for colored peo-
pie in the Army, Navy and Air Corps
also was urged.
Evening star., 1939-09-04

rell said Albert c. Dallas, %, Tama-
qua, Pa, failed to heed a stop sign
and crashed into south-bound
automobile containing six persons.
Dallas was killed instantly.
Critically injured we're:
Virginia Reber, II, Reading, Pa.
driver Of the second car.
Her father, Leroy, AZ.
John L. Henne, 43, Shoemakers-
vile, Pa, also q passenger In the
Reber car.
Edward Alssuke, 10. Baltimore, q
passenger in the Dallas car.
Besides Mr.. Alssuke, those hurt in
Dallas automobile were:
Betty Allison, 18, Baltimore: Dor
othy Franz, l8, Baltimore; Homer
Lee Bowers, 10, Baltimore. and
Edith Doyle, 1S, Baltimore.
Besides the three hurt critically
in the Reber car, those injured were:
Nora Reber. 66: Florence Reber,
43, both of Reading. Pa, and Mrs.
Ada Henne. IS, Shoemakersville,
wife of John Henne.
Evening star., 1939-09-04
Alpha Sigmo Lambda
Convention Ends Toniqht

The 21st annual convention of
Alpha Sigma Lambda fraternity will
be brought to close tonight at the
Wardman Park Hotel with a formal
banquet and dance at o'clock.
At today's final business meeting,
officers for the coming year will be
elected. Seven candidates for each
OF the nine National positions have
been nominated and will be pre-
sented to the meeting by National
Grand Master Morton H. Petrie Of
Chicago.
Harry A. Duckett of Benjamin
Franklin University here is general
convention chairman in charge of
the various committees and activi-
ties. The convention began Friday.
Evening star., 1939-09-04
War Expected to Bring
More u. S. Air TruveI

Owing to the war In Europe,
American Airlines omcials expect
increased tourist travel within the
United States. Herbert d. Ford.
district sales manager, announced
today.
I'VE anticipate q very heavy
volume Of business from Northern
and Eastern cities to the South.
Southwest and Pacific Coast" Mr..
Ford said. Persons who have been
planning a European trip this fall
are considering taking their holiday
at the famed resort hotels and
ranches OF Texas, Arizona and Cali
Evening star., 1939-09-04

In traffic acci-
dents in t h e
Washington area
over the week
end.
l n addition,
George F. Lewis,
"a, of 2905 Sew
enth street NE,
auditor for the
Union News Co..
where he had
Deen employed
for 81 years. died
of injuries re-
Ceived a week
ago in a wreck
near Frederick,
Evening star., 1939-09-04
Girl Killed Instantly
As Car Goes or Curve

CHAPEL POINT. Md, Sept.
(SpeciaD Louise Swan, colored
IA, Of Pomfret, Md, was killed
instantly today when an automo-
bile In which she and a group of
relatives were en- route to a Labor
Day outing in Southern Maryland
overturned on United States high
way No. S near here.
Maryland State police said the
car failed to negotiate a curve
Several other occupants of the ma
chine were injured.
Evening star., 1939-09-04
One Dead, 4 Dying
in Aberdeen Crash

ABERDEEN, Md, Sept. 4 R.-
One man was killed, four are re-
ported dying, and seven others were
injured yesterday in collision of
two automobiles at the intersection
of the old and new Philadelphia
highways mile south of here.
4 State Policeman Thomas r. Fer,
Evening star., 1939-09-04
Plans Parachute Jumps

Dick Hickman, 21-year-old para.
chute jumper, was scheduled for
another series of leaps today after
making three yesterday over Alex
andria. Several thousand spectators
o.,1erved the f0t.
Evening star., 1939-09-04
7 2virginians
AreKi||ed
In Traffic
Score Injured
In Accidents
OverWeek End

Two Virginians, Mrs. Margaret La
Roche, 80. of Arlington, and Otis
Fox, so, of Pender. were killed, and
nearly a score of others were injured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28

For her wedding tho bride chose
navy sheer dress with white kid
skin jacket with which she wore
navy and red accessories. Her
flowers were orchids.
At the reception which followed.
Mrs. Lamken received IN "A gown
Of black velvet while the BRIDE
grooms mother wore blue crepe.
Both wore corsages Of gardcnias
and roses A large wedding cake
centored the collation. table.
Following the reception, Mr..
and Mrs. Brotman left on a short
wedding trip. Upon their return
the new home Will be made IN
Tacoma Both the bride and the
bridegroom are graduates Of Sta
dunn high school. the bride later
graduating IN pharmacy a. the
University Of Washington and the
bridegroom completing his stu
dies at tho College OF Puget Sound
where he Was affiliated with Alpha
Chi NJ fraternity.
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C. P. S. Faculty
Women Entertain at Tea

Entert aiming representatives
from nearly so nearby high
schools, the women Of the faculty
Of the College Of Puget Sound
were hostcsses Saturday afternoon
at the Womens Residence hall.
Guests were advisers Of high
school boys and girls clubs and
chairmen Of college entrance COM
mittees.
Hours for the tea were from
three until five o'clock Dean
John D. REGISTER spoke about the
college and It's curriculum during
the informal afternoon program.
Later there was an opportunity
for questioning by the visitors.
Mrs. Edward H. Todd and Mrs.
John D. REGISTER presided al the
tea table. Others members Of the
faculty assisted Mrs y. y. Schnei-
der, director Of the Residence hall.
with the serving. Mrs. Lyle Ford
Drushel was In charge Of the ar
rangemcnts for the affair.
Following the tea. the guests
were shown the campus and build
lngs.
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Gather For
Late Supper
Friends fose Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Scidmofe AZ Evc-
ming Affair

Lodge and club members
who have long been friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Seidmorc
met at their home at 1880
So. u 81. recently for an IN.
formal evening Of games fol-
lowed by a late supper. During
the evening Mrs. A. A. Boud-
reau presented the Scidmorcs
with a gift symbollzing the
club and lodge members
friendship for the hosts.
Those present wero ST. and Mrs,
y. ~. Payne. Mr.. and Mira. A. A.
Boudfeau. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~. Poi
ley. Mr. and Afs Joseph Gala.
bfoae. Mr. and Mrs. o. Gaylord.
Mrs. Anna Dunn. Hfs. Laura Rob
ertaun. Mrs. Katie Palmer, Mrs,
Hilda higgins, Mas Mary Tarrant.
Mrs. Grace gafrish. Mr.. Martin
and Hr, Thomas
Bihckman.
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& L Il B s

Elsie Y club will hold It's regular
meeting in Anderson hall, 5lat ard
Pearl SITS. Tuesday afternoon Pot
luck luncheon At II O'Clock noon.
Ladies' auxiliary. Local 2si.
Lumber and sawmill Workers.
afternoon card party Wednesday
in the hall a. 4O7 so 18Th ~.
Luncheon st u O'Clock noon, cards
al oclock. Public Invited
Nj. Tacoma Rebekah Past Noble
Grands meet Tuesday 81 the home
of Mr. Rachel Croweil gs5 80.
Grant ave for n 30 clock
luncheon and meeting Mrs u.
Didrlcks0n viii assist.
Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Falkland Methodist church viii
hold Is regular meeting Tuesday
evening IN the Erookdale home of
Mrs r. " Trail with Mrs W. G.
Gregory assisting hosteES. Mrs.. y.
HanHier viii preside over the biiai-
ness and a social hour Will foilON.
Circle No. !. Daughter Of Nor
.ay, Rlli meet ~ N0rmanna hail
for 12.s6 o'clock luncheon On
Tuesday Mr. \ Johnson ard
Mr.. .. Hsgdsl vii be hosteasfs.
Friends invited.
Willard ". e. r. q. meets ~
'he BsptSt japanese Mission. 505
So. Fawcett ave. Tuesday for a
Il 20 luncheon and program. Mr..
LILLIAN Black viii lead the osyo-
tons and Mrs. Edith Zollmsn Nfll
talk on Child Welfare"
W0men's Guild Of Grace Evan
geIieal Lutheran church viii meet
81 the church. 72Oz -. PARK ave
Wednesday a. 1890 r. n. for rs
annual spring cleaning Gsy. Pot
LUCK luncheon at noon.
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Wed at Quiet Church Rites

St. Lukes Memorial church vas
the scene Saturday afternoon of
the marriage Of Miss Ethelyn Al
bro, daughter Of Nj and Mrs
Francis W. Albro TO Nj Donald
James Armpricst. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Armpricst Of Salem. Ore
Vows were read at o clock by
the Rev. Arthur Bell before the
altar which was decorated with
all-white bouquets of stock and
snapdragons. White carnations
and roses were on the organ.
For her wedding. the bride chose
a dusty-rose redingote over a navy
sheer dress trimmed in dusty-rose.
Her accessories were navy blue
and her corsage WAS OF orchids
and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Betty Bell was the bride s
only attendant while Nj Lesion
Graham was best man for Mr.
Armpriest Miss Bell wore a black
dressmakcr suit for the ceremony.
Organ music was played by Mrs.
r. +. Russell.
A dinner at the private dining
room at Lakewood terrace fol-
lowed the reading Of the VOWS
White roses and carnations decor
ated the table. Receiving with the
bride and bridegroom, Mrs. Albro
wore a navy blue ensemble trim
med in white and the bridegroom S
mother wore navy suit. Both
wore corsages Of gardenias
Following the dinner. Mr. and
Mrs. Armpriest left for Salem,
where they will make their new
home at s35 No Commercial ST A
sister and brother of the bride
groom, Miss Ruth Armpriest and
James Armpriest. came from Sa-
lem for the ceremony.
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Groups Plan
Joint Affair
Y.ed Club and Live Ie.
To Celebrate States
Golden Jubilee

Marking the states Golden
Jubilee. girls Of the l.k,d club
and members of the Live lcrs
from the \. NJ. {. \. win eele-
hraie together the time when
PA Was a Courtin' Ma" Tues
day evening in NeycrhaeuSer
hall at the \. ". {. A. Dinner
will be at $50 o'clock,
Some ef The Y.Ed girls have
prepared a must clever and anus.
ing sklt depicting The changes
which have 81 rapidly occurred in
the lasi 30 years Those pa'tlci-
pAting IN the skit win be Misses
Iva iAndeman and Frances fArle.
man a. The modern couple, and
Misses Virginia Baird and EVELYN
klnoAit representing the anniVer-
safv couple These girls viii later
he joined by Misses Gyda kirkceo.
Mary Gallaniy. Jessie Johnson and
Helen raEeit in tho presentation
Of the square dance Miss Erna
Ronney vii accompany the girls
on the piano old-time costumes
viii add 10 the enjoyment ~ the
presentation.
Washlnetnns Golden Jubilee
committee viii assist with tho
decorations Of the hall and tho
tables
Mr. Fob Elsberrv will announce
the Live Nots portion Of tho pro-
gram. Mi Tom Nacoarato VIII
offer an accordion solo Mr.. SVEN
iindherg viii be heard In vocal
selections accompanied by Haroli
Laskin. oroxllle Carlson and Nor.
man Gordan Tho y NJ &, \. liar
bail Posing Art VIII also appear.
Other members OF The Live Icrs
who Will complete the program in
oludc Colin King. Rudy Strife.
Norman Burke. Eiof Jacobson.
Leslie Buokmastor, Joe Brewer
and cliff Edwards
The program viii be followed by
two hours nf dancing beginning At
. O'Clock with Mlan Iva Fcnton IN
charge
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Honor 7 o
Miss Geraldine Warren and
Mrs. Michael Doueherty
Feted Saturday Eve

Members of a small group
who were classmates at St.
Leos high school entertained
at a no-host dinner at the
Walker hotel dining room
Saturday evening. The oc-
casion honored the birthdays
Of two of the members and
decorations and appointments
carried out a birthday motif.
The dinner was followed by a
theater party.
Miss Geraldine Warren and Mrs.
Michael Dougherty were the hon
ored guests. Others present were
the Misses Ruth Simpson. Frances
Warren. Marie Dooley. Mary Cor
vsri. Dorothy Anne O'Donnell,
Helen Reeves and Jane Doherty.
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Make Luncheon Plans

The Past Presidents Of MI Ia"
coma division OF the Ladies' auSil-
iary 10 the order Of Railway Con-
duetofs will be honorod at lunch
con Tuesday. at 1880 O'Clock, in
the dining room 81 the Odd Eel
lows temple. Mrs. J. Humphrey
ia chairman for the affair. assisted
by Mesdames Charles A. Snyder,
Louisa Bnrwell John Hanleln,
" NJ Fairbanks and Lula Lucas
A business meeting and militia
ton Will follow the luncheon. Mrs.
G. ]. Brewsaugh, presiding
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Entertains al Delightful
Surprise Party

Mrs John Michael was hostess
~ delightful surprise party for
Mrs. Alfred Lister at the Lister
home at 5104 So. D 81. Wednesday
evening. The occasion was the
birthday of the honor guest. I'M
promptu stunts were presented
during the informal evening, after
which a late supper was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
Alfred Lister Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Libby, Mr..
and Mrs. Angus Mclean. Mi and
Mrs. Herman Knibbe, Miss kath-
crime Mclean, Miss Betty Jane
Lister and the host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Michael.
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The Junior Lutheran bsuk hirrs
~ the Reformation Of Central
Lutheran church wlli mret AZ the
parsonage Tuesday evening At 40
o'clock. with hlsa Mildred itaff
as hostess The evening being
Guest Night all snnnE kifls ~
high schoul age are invited 10
attend,
Alan on Tuesday evening at :
o'clock. Mrs. Frank WidnsF VIII
entertain members and friends II
Circle o NJ her home al it2a No,
18th NJ.
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Lamken>Brotman Vows Read
At Quiet Rites Saturday
Home OF Bride Is Setting for Simple Home Ceremony;
Young Couple TO Make Home in Tacoma
Following Short Wedding Trip

In the presence Of ut quiet home ceremony
Saturday evening Miss Phyllis Lamken became the bride Of
Mr. Harold f. Broman Of Mr. and Mrs Sam Brotman.
The marriage which being announced today by the bride
cousins Mr. and Mrs Louis Lamken performed at the
brides home at 1920 No. Puget Sound ave
White roses tulips carnations and greens backed the fire
place before which the wedding read by Rabbi
Baruch TRIGGER. Miss Belle Ruth Cayman sang Because,
nreccdinq the reading Of the vows.
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Members 81 the isussness and
Professional Uomsns club will
meet Tuesday Al ~ o'ei00s for
luncheon IN the dining roam AZ
the Eiks club. Luncheon speaker
will b. Zen. Kathryn naistfom.
who wlll tell Of ths recent session
81 the legislature Anyone inter
esfs1 IL invited H. attend.
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The business session viii start
at 10 o'clock. with Mrs. Charles
Getzendaner Of Puyallup, state
director. presiding Mrs Newell
Hunt president Of the Puyallup
club, VIII present the program.
Mrs. Frank Sohsttcr 81 Tacoma,
state vice president. viii be IN
charge OF the constitution and by
laws. and Mrs. Everett Houk Of
Puyallup Will he in charge during
election Of officers.
During the afternoon session.
which will open at $50. there Will
be a round-table discussion with
various clubs taking part The
Seattle club will discuss Public
ity'; Tacoma. Federation PROF
Gets, Auburn. Blind Project
Auburn and Seattle. Fine Arts
Olympia and Shelton. "Oreaniza-
ton Of New Clubs puya!lup.
Program, Tacoma. Social. and
all clubs Will discuss Ways and
Means"
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Plan Interesting Session

Union Signal day will be obserys
Ell by the North End W &. r. n,
Tueadny afternoon nj the home
~ Ma. r. . Graham. ss27 No.
2sih a. Mrs. Alice Jensen. the
president. viii preside for the
business session The Bible study
leason viii be given by Mrs Leigh
Martin News from the columns
OF The Union Signal xill be the
answer 10 roll call. The gues,
speaker IL Mrs. David Glenn. WIN
viii speak on Frances willard
Early Association with the Uni0
BlgnHI"
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4 aComa Women TO Attend
State Federation Meetins
Group From Junior Womsns Club VIII Motor 70 PuysHup
Wednesday Morning 70 Attend Conference OF
Puget Sound District

group Of members Of the Junior Womans club will
motor 10 Puyaup Wednesday attend the conference Of the
Puget Sound district OF the Washington State Federation Of
Junior Womens clubs Registration for the conference which
Will be held Puyaup Eks club has been set for 80 o'clock
Tacoma women who will make the trip are MeSdames
Clifford Wood Ray Rooth Walter Broom, A T Dockeray,
Fred Friberg Frank Fox, r. L. Hollis Alden B. Schumacher
r. +. Lewellyn H. Trevor McLain, Louis Msener. Oliver
Mam l. O. Reisinger Frank Schaer. c. Skewis Charles
l. Skewis Harold Sather Charles Weller Miss Sally Sieade
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Receive ConerafuIation on
Birth Of DAUGHTER

Receiving congratulations on the
birth Of their first child. a daugh-
ter, Mar. 16. arc Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford W. Myhre The little girl,
Linda Louise, is being welcomed
by her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Aus and Mrs. Bertha Myhre
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Miss Byam Visits
In New York

Word received in Tacoma tells
of Miss Kathleen Byam, who is
travelling in the cast At the pres
cnt time. she is IN New York city
at the Barbizon Plaza hotel.
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In Victoria. B. G.

In Victoria. r c at the pres
cnt time. is Mrs. James f Mat
hews She left early last week
and will be away until some time
IN April.
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AItruistic Club 10 Meet

The Altruistic club Of Washing
ton temple, Pythian Sisters. will
meet Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Leslie Becker on Canyon road. The
club will also meet Thursday al ?
o clock at Rhodes Bros. TO attend
the cooking school All members
and friends are invited TO attend.
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Arrange For
Annual Party
Mrs. Lester CLARK fissds
Committee Tor Aus;ksry
lunchson

Mrs. Lester Clark. Iuniof
vice president Of RAY G.
Roberts auxiliary. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. has been named
general chairman Of the
auxiIiarys annual officers
luncheon and bridge to b.
given Thursday afternoon Il
Fishers civic center. Mrs. A.
L. Morris Ia president II the
auxiliary.
IL rhs p&ss the party has been
tho outstanding eus n the year
and tire effteess thss yseF premise
II win EXCEED 81 others n~esrA.
ssrns wsii h~ carried eat IN me
spslng nsssif t.uns h<uu. IN ~
SERVED ~ ts1n e'eiuek. viii - fats
lowed ky an Afternoon Of fsfels.
rsvcrs will b. awarded ate IL the
sftsru~,r. All m em hers saa
friends sss ussef Ia attend
Officers serving On the eunmit.
tee with Mrs tfsrt include Nos
DANES A. T. Morris. NINA thtilsp~.
Walter walker. John MArsanxh
Lyle nusssss. Raymond Lee VIM
cent nsgisy. otsa &. nrumms Nys
thur Robinson. t1~rA uuiivin.
George sides. A. r. uefsssas A y.
Aesssl~y. A. w. AehisxsI. tsfhxfs
Tucker and Al uuna. Reserve
ton may he made ~ calling ca
tspi or rN assb.
Plsn Officer osnquss
Members n the Tapss offleefs
club. ", q. W.. will meet fpx their
annual sfftesfs banquet 81 Inc
Washington apartments timing
room AZ as N. Tth II. Monday
evening. Dinner ~ui ~ nj 7
n'sisek A special meeting -
balist IN nav candidates VIII pss-
erde ths ainnsf hour.
lvts ttsslv guard tram. ~ q w,
will meet fos dess~fi lunsheun ard
card party 81 h.sns II Mrs. " A.
Ritter. t1tT No ~. TUESDAY.
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Lend-a Hand circle. The Kings
Daughters and sons. VIII meet
Wednesday instead Of April 3 as
first announced. MIS-. r. II. Nc
Donald will be hostess at her home
Al 1912 SO. Tacoma ave. Mrs. Karl
Neugebauer, assisting hostess.
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lvts tssvlv guard tram. n q w,
viii meet for isss~Ft luncheon ard
card party 81 heme II Mrs. " 4.
Ritter. <1tT No - Tuesday.
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