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Evening star., 1939-07-22

Last week we had part of the story
OF the everyday life of Ann Pen
seyres, 9-year-old Panama girl. Here
are some Of the other things she told
me during my interview" with her
aboard a train:
My father is in charge of some
work in saving people aboard ships
which are wrecked of the coast of
Panama. He sends tugboats to the
rescue.
Il 60 to a school where there are
about 100 other white children. There
are about IS children in my room.
we don't have any snow down
there in Panama. but sometimes we
have slides. We take kind of shell
from around the big flower of palm
tree, and it makes a nice little sled.
We slide down dirt hills, or slippery
grass hills. We put soap on the bot
tom Of our sleds to make them Slip
perry.
When I was about years old
] visited Ohio during the winter and
had lot of fun sliding on snow
There's another kind of palm
tree which has coconuts on it,. When
Evening star., 1939-07-22

but when they are yellow we know
they are ripe, and they taste fine.
They can be cooked to make mango
stew or mango pie.
I'VE listen to the radio. There are
broadcasting stations in Colon and
the city of Panama. We can go to
the clubhouse to see moving pic
lures"
On summer day, think most OF
us feel glad we do not live in the
place where Ann makes her home
This summer Ann is a happy girl
for she is attending a girls camp not
far from the shore of Lake Erie.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
BY John Hix

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your right-hand opponent holds
K-l0-X.
Question No. 1872.
You are declarer and hold xxx
OF diamonds. Dummy holds A-Q-9-
8-x. What is the best play to win
four diamond tricks? (Answer Mon
day.
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Evening star., 1939-07-22
Shifting Suits
North, dealer.

This is tale Of faulty defense
which allowed South. the declarer,
to make an optimistic contract, for
which he rightfully had no play.
West opened the deuce of dia-
monds-a card that should have
been significant, as it indicated a
four-card suit South captured
East's nine with his ten and led a
spade to dummy's king. A second
spade was now played, and East
was allowed to hold the trick with
his queen. East returned diamond,
although he should have known that
nothing much could be accom-
plished, since declarer held as many
diamonds as his partner. However,
so far nothing was lost, since West
now had a diamond trick estab-
lished.
At this point the queen of hearts
was played from dummy. East won
with the ace and blindly returned
heart. And now declarer gave West
a diamond trick, meanwhile estab-
fishing one for himself, which
turned out to be the ninth trick.
East had had two chances to make
the proper shift to club, and while
failure to take advantage of his first
opportunity was excusable. his Sec
ond dereliction was not. South
would hardly have risked playing
the queen of hearts merely to set
up one trick for himself. Hence he
was marked with both the king and
jack. This being the case, there
was only one suit in which South
could be weak-namely, clubs-and
q club return by East after taking
the ace of hearts would have still
been timely enough to set the con-
tract.
Yesterday you were declarer and
held: Spades A-Q-9-x-x-x. Dunn
my held: Spades J-x-x-x. With
plenty of re-entries in both hands,
what was your play to capture all
the remaining spades?
Answer-Lead the spade jack from
dummy and finesse (unless it is
coveredD. This play loses only to
the singleton king at your left. 1t
wins whenever your right-hand op-
ponent holds the king and either
one or both of the remaining spades.
Score 100 per cent for leading the
Jack and finessing. nothing for play
ing the ace or playing small spade
from dummy and flnessing the
queen, as you will lose a trick if
Evening star., 1939-07-22
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en-. worlds leading team -of-four. invent
ors OF the system that has beaten
overy other system in existenceD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
To Have Mothers Day
Program Friday

Women of Bethesda Baptist
church, 45th and l. SITS. will observe
Mothers Day, Friday. at 7.45.
A program will be followed by
fellowship and refreshments. A
pageant. They Who Weave" will
be directed by Mrs. J, X. Ander-(
son. The cast includes:
Mrs. Fay Thorne, Mrs. Clarence
Johnston, Mrs. Bennett Packard,
Miss Lillian Scott, Mrs. Dave
Brown. Mrs. A. l.. Lefebvre, Betty
Barwell, Ellen Daily. Noa Mae
Ferguson, Kathleen Jones, Betty
Beltner. Mary Shields. Norma Van
Wrinkle. Virginia Hall. Esther AL
brightson.
A vocal duet, by mother and
daughter, Mrs. j. b. Britain and
Mrs. William Funkhouser and
vocal sextet by Miss Barbara Far
rell, Miss Vivian Kampbell. Miss
Virginia Shade, Miss Marjorie Hall
and Mrs. William Berg and Mrs.
Marion Flint VIII be included on
the program.
Decorations will be carried out
In pastel shades with Mrs. V. X.
Hall in charge
The refreshment committee in
cludes: Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. f.
J. Nix. Mrs. Al. Kambel. Mrs.
d. ID. Clark and Mrs. II. Blish.
Mrs. j. K. Anderson. president,
will welcome the guests and Rev.
Marion Flint, pastor Of the
church will also speak Mrs. Cecil
Meyers IL program chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Engagement
Announced
Miss Margaret Cheney Re.
veaIs Coming Marriage
At Sorority Party

At the traditional Kappa
Sigma Theta alumnae violet
supper, Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Hilton Gard
ner, Miss Margaret Cheney,
daughter of Mrs. H. d. Cheney
and the late Professor Cheney,
revealed the news of her COM
ing marriage to Mr.. Erwin
Ramsay, son of Mr.. Fay RAM
say of Los Angeles.
No definite date has been an
nounced for the marriage although
a late May ceremony is being
planned by the young couple.
Miss Cheney is a graduate of the
College of Puget Sound and did
graduate work at the University of
Denver. Her fiance was graduated
from Pasadena Junior college and
is in Pasadena at the present time.
They expect to make their home
there.
Decorations at the sorority din
ner Tuesday were carried out in
the organizations colors of laven-
der and green, with a miniature
Maypole centering the table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Club Sections
Executive Board Meeting
thursday M Morning in
Womsn's Clubhouse

The monthly meeting of the
executive board of the Tacoma
Womans club will be held in
the clubhouse Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Calvin
w. Stewart, the clubs retiring
president, will preside over
the meeting. On the following
morning the Better English
class of the club will meet with
Mrs. X. G.. Anderson as leader
at 10 o'clock.
May is the last month in which
this department will present the
awards made possible through
Epsilon Sigma Omicron. national
educational sorority. A large group
from the educational department
OF which Mrs. Anderson is chair
man. will receive certificates for
work done in ie3s-39 by Washing
ton State college in conjunction
with the General Federation of
Woman's clubs.
The garden department OF which
Mrs. Harry II. Johnston is chair
man, will meet for the last session
of the present club year at i2:45
Friday. Flowers for the day will
be iris, rhododendron, roses and
aZaleas,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04

In crochsting. first prise was
WIN oy Mrs Clarence bigger with
an entry msde by Mrs Ferusiis.
and second place went 10 Mrs
Fred Jensen Winners IN needle.
work we're Mrs. tehn Smith and
Mrs. carul xsskhsf ard In wesv.
lng Mrs Clara Behllng Mrs
Frank Sacrnrsto was winner In
the knitting division.
Among the outstanding displays
were the pieces nf Russian nsesiie-
work which 10 the tfus Russian
peasant emhsusdess, almost q lest
art now The work IL llkened To
painting picture, IN. design
drawn and then filled IN with q
variety Of harmonious calufs The
linen la hand woven In Russia.
with the cniored thread coming
from France and the United states
Mrs. NJ \. Macdonald and Mrs
Eugene Iund mad charge ~ the
photography and sketshing dlvts
sion. with Mr. Richard Mayer
Judging tho photographs Winners
in this group were Miss Daisy
Parsons. Mrs. Cart Mssncr. Mr..
Thsodore I.ukln and Mr.. Carlton.
A study In water cniass vas a
special exhibit entered ny nf.
NJ. 4 Macdonald.
Flowers we're judged by Mrs
A. 4 ilaek, with prisrs going tn
Mrs KENNETH Ciippinsdsie. Mrs
rufdy ard Mira. Arthur HshItng
Hobbies were arranged by Ars
Michael Devote. Many unusual
articles were on display, including
q hand made coffee table. pop corn
server, and collection ~ place
cards, Antiques were displayed
under Mrs. winfield ayphrr's dir~o.
ton. with wide varsity II old
glass, Dresden figurincs. rars bssdi
and stones being shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Amaran+h TO Have
Mothers Day Theme

Mothers day will be the theme
of the meeting of Lincoln court,
Order of Amaranth. in the 3Sth
st. Masonic hall Thursday evening.
On the special program which has
been arranged by Mrs. Frederick
Stockbridge are trumpet numbers
by Jimmie Nylander, vocal selec-
tions by Mrs. Milton Beemer, and
original readings by Susan Kane.
A late supper under arrangement
of Mrs. A. II. Garstad and her
committee composed Of Mrs. w.
Lutehinger, Mrs. B. F. Griffin. Mrs.
Roy Colyar, and Mrs. c. NJ. Ranei-
pher. will complete the evening,
All members of the order will be
welcomed by the presiding officers,
Mrs. Stockbridge and Thurman
Givens.
South Tacoma Rebekah auxil-
iary will hold its annual guest day
and card party in ]. o. o. F. hall
Thursday, 1890. Luncheon fol-
lowed by pinochle and bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Miss MagiM
Honor Guest
Shower "Wednesday Given
By Mrs. Conrad Tor Pop
ular Bride-Eleet

In honor of Miss Patricia
Magill. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Clyde Magill Of Tacoma,
bride-elect of Mr.. Donald
Heerema, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heerema Of Des Moines.
Iowa, Mrs. Allen y. Conrad
was hostess at a charming
bridge luncheon given in her
home at 3fl2 No. 18th st. on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Robert !. Conrad fthc former
Harriet Latham of Pensacola,
Fla.) now Of Seattle, was CO.
hostess for the afternoon.
Luncheon was served At l o'clock
from a table centered by n NINA
ture May scene. which included
eight tiny paper doll attendants
dressed in pastel coiors carrying
little bouqusts Of pink and blue
forget-me- notes. and an exquisite
tiny bride dressed In white lace
carrying a small bouquet Of Cecil
Bruner roses tied with white satin
strsamers. Surrounding the scene
were tiny crystal eandlsholdsrs
with tall slender white tspers tied
with white satin ribbons. Fsv1rs
were clever May baskets which
were presented 10 each guest.
Bouquets Of white liiaes. pink
tulips, bridal wreath, and apple
blossoms wire used throughout the
rooms. Bridge was enjoyed during
the afternoon.
Guests on Wednesday included
the Mesdames Richard Lund. Ken
Meth r.. Reynolds. William J. Wal.
ker, John K Clarke, L. II. Lahsy,
Clyde Magiil. William I've. cewell
Snypp. Harry Mcmillan, Willard
Williams tJane Gear Of Seattle.
and the Misses Lois Friddls,
Roberta Walker. Beatrice EHflnger.
Cynthia Nilsted. the guest If honor
sud the hosissKea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04

Mr.. Harry Kane spoke on the
states coming Golden Jubilee cele-
bration and mentioned the plan
for selecting queen from each
county, from which a jubilee queen
will be selected to reign over the
event itself.
Miss Lutte Coughs topic was
"Convslescent Home Investiga-
ton" She brought out methods
of investigation used. explaining
the various approaches. The need
for the investigation was empha-
sized by Miss Ellen Morgan of the
Pierce county hospital staff. She
spoke of the efforts to raise the
standards OF convalescent homes
and the eventual licensing by the
state.
During the business meeting
plans were made for the leagues
annual June luncheon which will be
held this year at the Tacoma Golf
and Country club on June 13. Mrs.
Grant Hellar was appointed by
Mrs. Hurley to be publicity chair
man for the coming year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Miss Waadne
Reveals II roth
viii Wed Mr.. Palmer June
%; Announcement Made
At Party Monday

The engagement of Miss
Gertrude Waadne, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Waadne
of No. 30th ST., to Mr.. Arthur
A. Palmer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. c. Palmer of No. j St, was
announced Monday evening at
a party given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Waadne. The
announcement which revealed
June % as the wedding date,
was made known by little
cards in envelopes at dessert
time.
The evening was spent in play
ing games. honors going to Mrs.
Ralph Stephenson. Mrs. Charles
Weber, Mrs. Eng Erickson and Miss
Maybelle Humphreys.
The rooms were decorated with
spring flowers.
The bride-elect was assisted by
her mother, and sister, Mrs. C.
Elmo Samuelson. The late lunch
was served at small tables.
Guests for the evening were
Mesdames George Newdorfer, Her.
bert Love, Walter Waadne, Bruce
Swanson, Eng Erickson, Charles
Weber. Willard Brown. Ralph
Stephenson, Warren limerick,
Clinton Levings. Stewart Hammer,
Eugene Breseman, Elmo Samuel
son; Misses Stella Quilhough.
Sylvia Asp. Fern Stephenson and
Maybelle Humphreys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04

Asbury Tri-Union 10
Have Program

Members Of Asbufy Trisunlgn
VIII meet for business session.
under the leadership II Mrs nauds
Gardner. president. Al 1915 o'clock
ThurndaY morning Luncheon siii
be served At noon by noadamsa y.
v. schmid. Myrtle KiYard. Oscar
Carlson. ~. G NafKo. Albert Vert
man. Jsssis Traver and Blanche
WsEonbisat.
schiHa" wiil be the topic II The
Afternoon program Mrs Albert
johnson S1ii tell Il her recent trip
10 the Orient ard All show K0u-
yeulrs. 4 0ns-aet play. Right
About Faces NIil he staged ~
members Of the Fri Union Thnsa
taking part are Mechanics ". =.
saxton. Frank Ollie. VI q. vsrgo.
Mildred Walgrip. stephen Bel.
Cecil L1Xe and v. ~ AOyisa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
To Have Silver Tea
thursday Afternoon

Larchmont guild and Larehmont
Garden club will sponsor a silver
tea on Thursday afternoon in the
Larehmont parish house. The oc-
casion will celebrate the bloom
ing OF a community cherry tree
Hours will be from until 4
o. clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
ChurchCroup
Will Install
First Baptist Women Plan
Luncheon and Ceremony
Thursday Afternoon

Women of First Baptist
church will meet Thursday for
luncheon in the church at
1890. An important part of
the afternoons program will
be the burning of the mortgage
in a ceremony arranged by
Mrs. George Webster. Since
the groups program for this
year has been Bridges, the
topic for the day will be. Burn
ing of Bridges" Planned also
is the installation of new Off
GERS.
Those who will be installed are
Mrs NJ. d. Cheney. president; Mrs
F. J. Cronkhite. first vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Paul Sehiffbauer, Mrs.
Thomas +. Hanson and Mrs. Rus
sell Carlson, missionary. Industrial
and social vice president, Mrs. Y.
G. Flanagan. recording secretary;
Mrs. Delos Wadsworth. treasurer:
Mrs. c. o. Bishop, corresponding
secretary. Circle ehsirmen viii be
Mesdames w. r. Carly. A. II Mac
Dieken, n. A. Esborg, r.. Il.
Waunch. A. J. Lake, r y. Bash
am, Henry johnson, y. ". Watts.
Joseph Pstoueek and Ruth San
ders.
For the installation Mrs. w. l..
Quest has selected Ring Out the
Old. Ring in the New" as a topic.
The luncheon will be served by
Mary Kemp circle with Mrs. VIII
linn c. Miller az chairman. Hon
ored guests will be pioneer women
OF the church. Sunshine circle
will greet the guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Peace Council 10
Meet Thursdsy

rhe Womens Council for Peace
viii meet Thursday III i2s3O NJ the
homs ~ Mrs. Frank Otis. AHA No.
27th II. Mrs Henry Andrak will
conduct q business meeting fol.
lowing the regular sandwich lunch.
con. Mrs. Charlotte Conner of the
teachers union ~ the VITA will
be- quasi speaker she Will pre-.
sent a report of the recent North.
west Embargo conferences in Van
oouvsr. u. G.
New officers u the group are
Mesdnmcs Henry Andrat. Jessie
Bullock kastnsr. Donald McGrncry.
May Mecailnm. Ben Ffedenbefa.
George Thompson, Mande Rich
ard, Maraery y. Smith and Fioy
& Cunningham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Luncheon For
YMBCLadie
Mrs. Gunnsr leqoerini 10
Open Home Friday
Tor Smorcasbord

Mrs. Gunner Legaerini.
treasurer Of the Ladies' Of
Y. NJ. II. C.. will open her home.
sii9 No. 9th at. for the regu-
lar monthly board meeting
Friday.
Since this is the last regu-
lar session before summer
recess the usual luncheon ut
1890 will take the form of An
old country Smorgasbord.
planned and set by the hostess.
A nominal offering viii bc
made by the board members
who number IA for the henc-
fit of the Jessie Dyslin Boys
Ranch fund.
Reports and plans Of special
committees mako up tho order ~
business. Among them ARE the
committees assisting with plans
for tho annual yMBc Informal
spring cabaret dance 10 be held IN
the roof garden NJ Hotel winthrop
Saturday evening from a3o tn 90
and open 20 friends of all club
members. Committee members are
Mcsdamcs Samuel crippen, chair
man, A. y. Fay, president of the
group. Gilbert Waite. Thor Toilet
son, David Tuel and ". y. Warren.
the committee for the regular May
meeting OF the group 10 be- held
Friday, May IL. at the Jessie
Dyslin Boys Ranch are Mesdames
ella Alien. ranch chairman. G.
Amos Booth. hostess chairman.
Mrs. Lucian Hoff. house mother at
the ranch. Mrs. Howard Walker.
chairman of tho day. COMMITTEES
TO assist the YMBc and Ranch
board al tho annual strawberry
festival n he held Al the ranch In
June. a committee on ways and
means 10 assist the Tacoma cele.
bration of the Washington STATE
Golden Jubilee.
Mrs. Alexander Melovidnn. pro
gram chairman, viii present suR.
gestions for future programs for
approval by the board and Mrs. ~
v, Hoover. membership chairman
Will report on the standings Of rival
membership teams headed by
Mesdames John G. BjorkIuBd and
Nellie Gray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Women Voters TO
Meet at EIks Club

Tacoma League of Women Vot-
ers will hold its annual meeting
on Thursday at the Elks club, din
ner at 6:15.
Reports of standing committee
chairmen for the past year will
be given. Election of officers will
be followed by social hour under
the direction of Mrs. l. M. Paken-
ham.
All members are urged to be
present to participate in the cleo
tion and enjoy the entertainment.
Mrs. E. M. Nyman, president, will
preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Auxiliary Plans
Minstrsl Show

Edward ". Rhoir- auxiliary
chorus 81 the American Legion
has announced plans for It's msn-
strei show On Friday evening,
May ~, In tire American Legion
hall. Mrs. Waiter q Melianey ~
director, Mrs G. y Davidson Will
he intrriocn,er ard end men viii
h~ Mrs. Jess Woodland and Mrs
Charles Yaneey Features " the
program viii ~ eia-slme songs ~
the entire group. male quartet
numbers. tap dances and specially
numbers by The "sylph Sisters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Miss Ruth Carbon
Sets Weddinq Day

May II has been selected ~
Mas Ruth Carlson "a the date Of
her marriage to Ar. John Ander-
son. The brlde-to-be Is the daugn-
ter o. Mr.. and Mrs. Enoeh Carlson
and her flance. the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson On Friday
evening she was bOnorsd at q
miscellaneous shower given oy
Miss MART TSNeter a. her home.
The hostess vas assisted by Miss
Rernice Peterson and AlSs Irene
White Games were played with
fsy0fs going To Mrs. Harold Gray.
Mrs. William Johnson and Miss
Martins konsmo.
Al the place 81 each guest were
miniature white Individual baskets
with the date of the wedding con
cesied In each
Guests were Mechanics EnOch
Carlson. Ted Asl. Predeaux. Con
rad Konsm0. Herman Hagen.
Frank Bentley, Nellie Lewis. Tom
Brelpdck. ThoFgsId Breigick. Haf-
old Gray. julius Rody. Harold Bur
mark. william Johnson. kukea.
Larry Higgins. Bertha Jameson.
Norman AsblgfnSon. william Cur
ran. Alvin EOdahi. Mary Wiiehsf.
Frank Waters. Hans TWeter. Ellen
Bragg. Misses Martins kofAno,
ChrztiDe KOril. Evelyn Anderson.
Harriet Hansen, sigrld Hammer
strofu Astrid HammerstTOm, Clara
FJefmedahl. Marian AattiBson.
BergliOt Tayst. Freda Tayet
Burma Miller. Eleanor BreiNlck.
ana Hazel CammerEyik.
F " and VI club. Olympic ksoekab
lodge. vii meet Friday a. II 20
luncheon At the nome u Mrs. Mn
ME Gustafson. s12f So. 9 st. Mrs.
&C. L. HaWorth yill assist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Arts and Science Club Has
Annual Talent Festival
Members and Friends Exhibit Variety of AT Psess Tussdsy
Afternoon in Tacoma Womsn's Chbhcuss; Mr.
Carl Messnsr Is Chairman Tor Event

Clever work representing many foreign countries -
well a. the United States displayed At the Arts ann
Science clubs Fine Arts Talent festival which hsd
Tuesday afternoon and evening in the Womans clubhouse
Mrs Carl Messner general chairman. had charge OF ths
Judges and awarding OF prizes
Mrs Kenneth Cippingdalc and Mrs. J. y. Mathsscn
arranged the needceraft division for which Miss Nellie Lund
and Miss Catherine Ewing were Judges
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Garden Glasses TO
Continue Durino Summer

ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
that gardening classes of the Y.
w. c. A. Leisure Time division
will be continued throughout the
summer season with Mrs. c. Stew
art Clark as instructor. The group
will meet Thursday morning at
10 o'clock to plan future meeting
programs. It will be open to all
persons interested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Junior League Holds First
Session Under Mrs. Hurley
Mrs. Camille Pessemier Opens Home for Meeting Which
Is Followed by Tea Hour Group Plans Annual
Luncheon at Country Club on June Is

Mrs Charles B. Hurley r newly elected president of the
Tacoma Junior league presided her first meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Camille PASSENGER
Tea time followed the meeting with Mrs Arthur Rust ir
as tea chairman Mrs Frederick Macke r and Mrs Bryson
Ross Gardner asked to pour.
The tea table charming with tulips and other spring
flowers being used as centerpiece in a white bowl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-04
Announce Birth OF
Second Child

Mr.. and Mrs. Grant u. Williams
u 1871 Ne. l7tA 81 announce the
birth Of their second child, son,
Jerry Grant. April 20. in Tacoma
General hospital Sharing In the
welcoming Of the new baby i his
sister. Virginia Ann. Grandpsr-
ents are Mf y. p Young and MT.
and Mrs. Sam Williams.