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Evening star., 1939-08-09
Miss Mary Abbott Is Wed
Marriage to Mr.. Mills Takes Place
In Garden of Falls Church Home

James w. Connor and Mr.. Charles
w. Simpson.
A reception was held in the gar
den directly after the ceremony.
The brides mother was in pale
blue silk crepe topped with a cream
color jacket of lace, while the bride
groom's mother wore ecru lace over
peach color satin.
Mrs. Hazel Good. Miss Sarah
Pope, Mrs. Horace Brown, Miss Lola
Allen, Miss Margaret Yost and Miss
Nina Taliaferro assisted.
The garden was decorated with
cut flowers, fern and other green
cry and a bower was built around
large Norway spruce.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Cafa-
rella, the uncle and aunt of the
bridegroom, of Belmont, Mass. !:
Mrs. Aldo Giombetti of Framing
ham, Mass; Miss Carrie Black and
Mr.. William Irvine of Pennsylvania
and Miss Nina Taliaferro of Hustle
Va.
For travelling the bride wore a
raspberry color suit with navy blue
accessories. The couple left on a
wedding trip which will include the
Worlds Fair and a tour through
New England.
The bride attended Wilson Teach
ers College and Mr. Mills attended
Wilson Teachers College and the
Benjamin Franklin School of Ac-
countancy.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
By the Way
Beth Blaine=

An interesting visitor Rehoboth Lynch who
bueeyed and blond complexion in the English
manner and until recently had the interesting showing
explaining the Tanas
in the Chidren's World at the New York
The building Of the palace by
knso at the request of his small daughter who believed fairies
wished to the little folk with suitable dwelling
with the idea as he had for
objets dart and
a fairy palace seemed just the place for them.
palace and was put on exhibition
the ceremony being opened by Queen Mary
Queens belongs view to visitors
at Windsor Castle and is also marvel of miniature perfection
The little Prlncee Elizabeth Margaret
admirers OF Itanas Palace and the visitors whose
completed the minute guest book
Tania Palace has travelled all world being
charity and the proceeds going crippled children whatever
the exhibition held
in the chapel which really played and the antique
glass in the dining where miniature
of the 18th century hang the walls
There throne proper palace,
throne design
of peacock eweled in pearls emerad
work of the eweler of Napoleon III with the
tiny figures which
especial interest Americans smallest
craving OF George Washington which discovered the back
of watch Among these priceless antiques modern is the
collection OF miniature
Oberons study
Miss Lynch though pretty
"ho as che OF the Lynch c was forced by his stern sense
of justice condemn his
really originated that dreaded term Lynch law.
Joseph arrived in Rehoboh with their
Naona Control Board we hope that his having vacation
means that those in the know expect only in Europe
Dr. and Mrs Charles house in
open Acres for the few weeks
Miss Lydia Long who has been spending fortnight
hoboth, has left for City, Md
The former Minister of Austria and Mrs Edgar Prochnk
welcomed Rehoboh appreciate
Their friends here and they have been saying all
nat It's not Rehoboh without the Prochnks And they
down for few
every one wants to share in making their pleasant Exncios
cocktail party tor the and there
and beach parties in the making this column is written
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Army Officers
Wives Lunch

Mrs. Smith, wife of Maj. Leigh
ton N. Smith. and Mrs. johnson,
wife of Capt. William T. johnson,
acted as hostesses yesterday at the
monthly luncheon of the wives of
officers in the finance division, U. S.
A., which was held at the Army
Navy Country Club. There were
IS at the luncheon. Mrs. Edgar Nor
ris, jr., formerly Miss Betty Boschen
accompanied her mother, Mrs.
Frederick Boschen, wife of the chief
of finance. Mrs. Boschen also had
as her guests yesterday Mrs. Benja-
min Smith and Mrs Clark.
Mrs. George H. Graham, wife of
the finance officer at Fort George
G. Meade, was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Eppes of San Antonio
Tex, who is visiting Capt. and Mrs
Graham at Fort Meade.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Community Night
To End Y. w. c.. A.
Summer Program

The summer program of the
Young Women's Christian Associ-
alton will be brought to a close with
the "Y Windup" and community
night at 8 pm. tomorrow in Barker
Hall. All of the departments have
co-operated in arrangements for the
entertainment.
Program features will include a
scene from La Boheme," to be
presented by the dramatic group
OF the Us Camp Stay At Home
and selections on shepherds pipes
by group who made their own
instruments and have learned to
play under the supervision of Helen
Sheppard. A dramatized story of
mountain folk entitled, Haste to
the Wedding" also will be presented.
The program will open with a musi-
cal trio.
The program will be followed by
dancing on the Y roof and bridge
and Chinese checkers on the fourth
floor. Refreshments will be served.
Jean Allen will take the role of
Mimi in the scene from La
Boheme" Others in the cast in
clude Patricia Chagnon, Grover
Collins, Willard Gordon, Jennie
Tucker and Howard Gray. The
cast in Haste to the Wedding" will
include Norman Daney, Norman
Tanner, Mary Mead Smith and
Winnie Gibson.
The sheperd's pipe players include
Mrs. Hilah McLane, Frances Baker,
Sadah Field and Sadye Weir.
The dramatic group at Camp Stay
At Home rehearses under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Virginia Sholar, Y. w.
c. A. recreation secretary. Harry
Stovan is stage manager, Mary
Mead Smith and Jean Allen in
charge of costumes, and Doris
Thorne and Mary Winterield in
charge of properties.
The committe working on plans
for the community night program
includes Leonore Green, Garcia
Murray, Ruth Wagner, Rosina Carlo,
Elfrieda Egbert, Marry Mead Smith,
Winnie Gibson, Lillian Alt, Mrs. H.
S. McLane. Miss Elizabeth Haney,
Ethel Willis and Miss Mabel Cook.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington and Envrons
Reception Attended
By More Than 100
Opera Enthusiasts

DR.. and Mrs. Tomas Cajigas
were guests of honor at the en-
tertainment at which Mrs. Ruth
H. Snodgrass was hostess last
evening, and which was spon-
sored by the Civic Grand Opera
Association. More than 100 opera
enthusiasts of the District at
tended the affair, which was held
in the garden of Henderson Cas-
tie.
Mr.. Manuel j. Davis, Wash
ington attorney and member of
the associations Board of Gov
ernors, addressed the group,
stressing the need of organized
support for opera in the Capital.
A musical program was offered
by Miss Elisabeth Proulx, mezzo-
soprano: Mr.. Dominic Baiardo,
tenor, and Mr.. Ward du Vail,
accordionist.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
D. of L. V. Discuss
Convention Plans

Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, met with President Mrs.
Lizzie Bassett presiding
Matters pertaining to the 49th
national convention to be held in
Pittsburgh, beginning August 27,
were discussed. Members expecting
to attend are the president, delegate,
Miss Jessie NJ Lewis: Mrs. Hester
Warner, Mrs. Anna McElroy, Mrs.
Kathryn Rain, Mrs Hermoine Sut-
ton, Miss Katie Guiton and Mrs.
Cora Dorsey.
The national president appointed
two local members for services at
the national convention, Mrs. Anna
McElroy, assistant secretary, and
Mrs. Kathryn Rain, Convention
Committee.
The next meeting will be held
September 18.
Evening star., 1939-08-09

A lovely wedding of yesterday was
that of Miss Mary Irene Abbott
and Mr.. Robert Laurence Mills,
which took place at o'clock in the
garden of the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Chand-
Ter Abbott, in Falls Church, Va.
Mr. Mills is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert De Courcey Mills of
this city.
The Rev. Edward Barkley Wilcox
performed the ceremony and was
assisted by Dr. Joseph Sinclair.
The wedding music was played by
Mr.. Roger Erwin. who was assisted
by the Methodist Episcopal Church
choir under the direction of Mrs.
Dwight Shaw.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore white
rayon net gown over satin. The
dress was made with tight bodice.
a sweetheart neckline, which was
ornamented by two pearl clips on
each side. and a full flowing skirt
with long train. The sleeves were
short and very full. The veil of
finger length was held with halo
which was decorated with orange
blossoms and seed pearls. The bride
carried white roses and lilies of the
valley and fern.
Miss Marjorie Abbott was maid
of honor for her sister and she wore
a blue marquisette dress over satin
trimmed with narrow blue ribbon
on the bodice and two narrow ruff1es
on the bottom of the full skirt. Her
bouquet was of tea roses and lilies
of the valley and fern.
The other attendants were Miss
Jane Griesbauer and Miss Dorothy
Marie Peake. who were bridesmaids,
and Fredricka Schauss, the flower
girl. Miss Griesbauer was in green
marquisette over satin and Miss
Peake in orchid, while the flower
girl wore yellow organdy over satin.
Their headbands were of matching
flowers.
Mr.. Howard Scott King was best
man and the ushers were Mr.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Mrs. Stubblefeld
Is Bride of MIR.
]. r. Mitchell

Mrs. Emily M. Stubblefeld and
former Representative John Rid
ley Mitchell of Crossville, Tenn,
were married yesterday in Fred
erickburg. Va. Justice of the
Peace Lem w. Houston officiated
in the presence of only the mem
bers of the two families and a few
intimate friends and Judge and
Mrs. Mitchell left Immediately
efter for a motor trip.
Mrs. Mitchell has been promi-
nent in Washingtons resident
circle for some years and yester-
day had as her attendant her
daughter, Miss Parthenia Stub
blefleld, student at Sarah Law
renee College. Miss Stubble-
field, who is graduate of Holton
Arms School was among the
debutantes a year or so ago.
Judge Mitchell, who has repre-
sented the 4th Tennessee district
IN Congress for eight years, with
Mrs. Mitchell will live in his for
mer home in Crossville.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Mrs. Wells in Chicaeo

Mrs. Charles Glenn Wells, known
to the music profession as Eta
Schmid Wells, is in Chicago study
ing with Leon Rosenbloom and at
tending the convention of the Sher-
wood Music School, of which Mrs.
Wells is an affiliated teacher.
Miss Sylvia Wells, daughter of
MI. and Mrs. Wells, is at camp in
Virginia for the summer, and Mr..
Joseph Wells, youngest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells three sons, is visiting
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schmid, who have taken a
cottage at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Miss Ruth Hunaker
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hunaker
of Arlington, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Estelle Hunaker, to Mr.. STAN
ley Monroe, son of Mrs. Walter Mon
roe and the late DR.. Monroe of
Arlington. The wedding will take
place September % in the Central
Methodist Church in Arlington, the
Rev. Harry Craver performing the
ceremony Miss Hunaker and Mr..
Monroe are both graduates of
Washington-Lee High School, and
they VIII live in Arlington County
after their marriage.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Miss Wright Feted

Miss Edith S. Wright, debutante
daughter of the United States Am
bassador to Cuba and Mrs. j. Butler
Wright, will be the guest of Mrs.
Frederick Mitchell Gould at New
port during the tennis week at the
resort.
Mrs. Gould will give tea dance
August "a in honor of Miss Wright,
the party being among the principal
entertainments centering around
tennis week.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Residential
Mrs. Davis Heads
Hospital Benefit
Committee

Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, wife OF the
former Secretary of War, who is
spending the summer at Southamp-
ton, Long Island, has accepted the
Craftsmanship of the committee ar
ranging the auction sale of articles
which will be held August II for the
benefit of the Southampton Hospl-
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will return to
their Washington home in the late
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Doeller
are guests in Newport OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. Mathews Dick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott Wat
son, accompanied by their young
son Scott, have just returned from
Canada, where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. George Converse Wetherill at
the Royal Savage Club on Lake
Champlain.
Mr.. ana MRS. A. j. LlpSke will have
as their guests until Saturday their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ]. Schuepbach, jr., of Okla
homa City, Okla who are on a tour
of the East which will include Vir-
ginia Beach, the New York World S
Fair, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Clement PuescheI;
Forest Hills, N. Y. and St. Louis,
Mo-, where they will be entertained
by Mr., Schuepbach's mother, Mrs.
F.. A. Mehrkens, and Mr.. Mehrkens.
Mrs. Dallas Grady of Cleveland
Park and Mrs. Percy Grady of Chevy
Chase, D. c., have gone to New
Jersey to visit DR.. Frence Grady,
who recently was graduated from
(see RESIDENTIAL, Page BAD
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Winifred Bowman
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Bowman of
Mount Rainier, Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Wlnlfred Bowman, to Mr.. Charles
Z. Richardson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w Richardson of this city.
The wedding will take place in
November.
Evening star., 1939-08-09
Visiting Dauahter

Mrs. Alfred H. Brooks is spending
several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Otto L. Veerhof, jr.. in Raleigh,
N. c. Mrs. Brooks is an active
member of the Twentieth Century
Club and of the Washington Club.
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SURGEONS TO
GATHER HERE
Annual Session Will
Be Saturday at
Medical Arts

Physicians and surgeons OF Ore
ron, Washington and British Col
umhis began assembling in Ia
coma Friday to attend the annual
meeting OF the Tacoma Surgical
club. To be held Saturday in the
auditorium in Medical Arts bldg.
More than 200 doctors are ex-
pected to attend.
The-T~ OF the program. accord
ing to DR.. William H. Goering. sec
rotary, Will be Fundamental Fac
tors in Tissue Repair" The meet
ing wig get under way at $50
a. m, with the morning session
being devoted to scientific and
practical demonstrations.
The afternoon session will begin
at 2 O'Clock with Dr. Sterling Bun
nell Of San Francisco. nationally
known surgeon, appearing as guest
speaker The afternoon program
will be- opened by DR.. Charles $.
Pascoe,-president of the club. maxi
ing Introductory remarks. Other
speaketS TO be heard include Drs.
W. A. Niethsmmer Ross d.
Wright. William W. Msttson. Ed
win C..sYoder, and Harry B. Ali
son. =
An Informal banquet, to be held
at Hotel Winthrop at $50 will
bring the all-day meeting to a
close Or. Pasco will act as toast
MASTER and DR.. Bunnell will adj
dress the physicians and surgeons
on Reconstruction OF the Injured
Hand",
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The sixth annual Daffodil
Festival, now In progress In
the communities Of sumner,
Puyallup and Tacoma, en-
braces a myriad of activities
that stretch from sea level
to ski level" In the above
picture Queen Bette I Of the
1899 Daffodil Festival and her
princesses, Miss Lucille .Ander-
>on OF Tacoma, center. and
Miss Doris Anderson of Puy-
allup. bring spring TO the
mountain. For the past two
weeks they have been making
many personal appearances in
the cities OF Tacoma, Seattle,
PuyalluP and Sumner and
wherever they have appeared
they have been lavish In their
presentation of bouquets Of
daffOdilS. The climax of the
week-long celebration Will
take place Saturday. when the
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At the Mcdesweet cafe. We u
principal of the American insti-
fute. Methodist mission schcrl
At l-afax. and viii tel of the
German and Italian propaganda
hcing spread through South
America
Celebrating the sath anniversary
II thr founding q the Ladies ~
tho q A n home, The executive
hoard VIII meet Al the Institution
Monday for a birthday dinner at
which Mrs Frances Haskell
Mother II the Home, viii pre-.
side.
pr. n c, NeFse. whn has dnnst-
ed his professional services
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throughout tAs quarter century.
win b. hcnored. ~ win Nm. Mcrss
ana Mrs, Hoeert Montgomery.
Mrs Montgomery sang II the 49,
icssory program - yesys ngel
There will - talks ~ Mrs. Has
ksII. Mrs DIVE krspps. Mrs. f.vfe
swsssaus, the president. and
others
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert knuss>u ~
Taenms arr snnnunstaH he ar
rival ~ their first child. dsuxh-
ter. bofn March -. and named
Carol Iinnes Grandparents arr
Mr.. and Mrs Dan pnHietscu a.
ruysllup ard Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
knutsen cf Harstad. Norway
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Youthful Husband
Kills Self, Wife

PAYETTE, Idaho Crazed with
grief over a divorce action. Cecil
Kaufman. "a. unemployed farm
laborer of New Plymouth. Thurs
day shot and killed his is-year-old
wife and then took his own life at
the ranch home of his mother-in-
law nine miles from New Ply
mouth
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~tat Mrs. Emma Henderson. 525 +. Sec
end ST.. Albany. Ore, SAID Il have been
tenehted- greatly by using Dr. Pierce.
Iavorte Prescription as tonic. have
used thN splendid medicine many time.
when / lase ielt weak tired and nefyou.
and II zwass increased my appetite and
helped - make me f-,l fit again" Buy
today ~ YOUR ncighborhood druggist
New sig tabs. Soc Liquid 81 & SIS.
adv
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Public to UitnesS
Seating of Officers
Puyallup Eastern Star Order Plans
Installation Program Tuesday Night

PuYALLUP-0ne OF the outstanding events Of the
year fer Naomi chapter No. Is. o. Z. s. will be held Tues
day night at Masonic hall when recently elected Officers
headed by Mrs Jane knnear worthy mstron and Peter
Joehimsen, worthy patron, viii be indicted into office at
public installation. Mrs Peter JochimSen will be Install
ing officer assisted by Mrs Clyde Gregory marshal and
Mrs Mvrta Cooper CHAPLAIN.
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y asa +: Nerves on Edge?

IF your day be-
gins with back
ache. ache.
headache, nerv-
BUSINESS. ASSOCIATE
ed with periodic
pains, You need
a tonic ike DR..
Pierces Favorite Pre-
seription. stimulates
the appetite and that
in turn increases the
,rt.La ~ TOD p..1
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Other OFFICERS 10 ne SEATED IN
clude Miss Frances Roneli. assoc
late mstron. Dan Gray. associate
patron: Miss c. Pearl Bigelow.
secretary. Miss Grace Tlnnard.
treasurer. Mrs. Bcfnioe Hanson.
conductress. Appointive officers
are Mrs. Marie Himier, chaplain
AIRS. Nettie Angelina, marshal,
Mrs. Stewart Perry. organist.
Miss Isabel runnard. Adah. Mrs.
Cieles Ellison. Ruth: Mrs John
Reynolds. Esther, Mrs, Eva Amcy.
Martha: Mrs Stella Ellison, Eleo.
Ia; Mrs. Robert Mitchell wsrdcr;
Fred l. Lang. sentinel, and Mrs.
Edna simmons. color bearer.
The choir for the year is COM
posed OF Mesdamcs Fred King,
Dan Gray, Ida Campbell. Vera
Barton. Marie petrioh. Jack Don.
ley. Margaret Wrigley and George
Jacobs with Paul 4. Wngley ~
director.
Or. II. A. Button. Tacoma veter-
marian, was speaker at the XII
wants club luncheon Thursday
giving talk on Rabies" lie
showed pictures In illustration Of
points brought out in his dis
course and emphasized fatal re-
suits which occur u a person bit
ten by a rabid animal waits too
long before being treated.
Guests of the club included a
delegation of Auburn kiwanians
who presented Miss Margaret Lo-
gan OF that city In humorous
reading. 1t was announced that
all clubs of Division No. ; viii
hold a conference at Renton on
April Is.
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PRESIDENTS MlTn
QANDCIuD b Don(

aGATr1-G presIdens M 11ra
Hccsev~,t's ninth evnU6tn1I1 .
husky boy weighing aine psm6g
ard one ounce walled Justify -
dAv Ia hsA crib ~ swsdIsh hesptea4
Nearby VAS tbs chlisis mother.
Mrs Jehn no~tttxer. Hosh nsolneg
and haey we're repaired "dosno
VEN
Aisc nearby and b<eminn WITH
rsids wss ihe presidents wtfs
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Maude Jacobs was hostess
at her home. 52t 4th st. y. W,
last night for family party oclc-
brating the birthday of her daugh-
ter, Miss Marianne. Dinner was
served at a table decorated with
daffodils and places were marked
for Miss Marianne. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Boyde, Miss Sarah Jane
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POTLuCk DINNER

Members ~ The spirituahst
church are holding poilucs din
ner al the church Saturday even
lng al 8 O'Clock This Will be fol-
lowed by public card party.
Week end guests ~ Mr. and Mrs.
Robert o. Logan of 327 5th st.
3. W. will be Mr. and Nrs Carl
q. Bell Of LsPsz. Bolivia, who are
spending fUrlough with Mrs
Bells mother, Mrs. William Guptii
Of Sumner.
Mr.. Bell. vino il a college sssOci-
ate Of Hr. Logan. viii speak 1T
the meeting Of the Young Mems
Business club Wednesday evening
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y = We ~ $500 ft''ss -'s'+t e''
Boyde Miss ELLEN Roytls ard Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Rufkesie and
daughter. Miss Judith Louise. Of
sumner.
The eanteta Hail Rcdecmer'
will he given IN the choir nf 30
voices and scloi<,s Easter Sunday
night At o'clock at the Pioneer
Avenue Baptist church under 81.
feeliOn OF Miss EVELYN Carlson.
with Stanley Johnson ~ guest
soloist.
Numbers IN the eantaia include
"Gethsemane. tenor solo hs Stan
ley Johnson with oontraito obhh.
cato by Edna Sandhloom and choir,
The Trial. men chorus. wom-
ems chorus and choir. In Meek
ness Bending" ladies trio composed
OF Mrs. Herbert Gusteison. Mrs.
David Nelson. and Miss sand.
bloom, In the Tomb. ohhligato
solos hy Mrs, G,stafson and Mr..
johnson with choir, Who VIII
Roll Away the Stone - solo by
Miss Sandhloom. He L. Risen"
solo by Mrs. Nelson and choir.
Garden Blessed" Mr.. Johnson. Il
Know That My Redecmer tiseth."
Mrs Nelson. Miss ssndbloom.
Stanley johnson. and Ralph John.
son. and Peace Leave With
You" Mrs. Nelson and choir.
A meeting of valley poultrymen
has been arranged for Tuesday
night at the library auditorium at
which Frank Manning. president
of the Chamber Of Commerce. will
preside. One of the speakers will
be County Agent A. NJ. Richard
son and one OF the topics of tho
evening will be the importation Of
out-of-state eggs into Washington.
TO PICK OFFICERS
At meeting of the Woodland
PIT. A. Thursday night at the
school nominating committee to
select slate FOR the election in
April was appointed. Members are
Mrs. W. "A Herbert, chairman.
Mrs. James Litton and Mrs. Oscar
Swaulander. II was decided that
instead of holding two business
sessions each month. the after
noon gathering hereafter Will be
devoted 10 study.
Mrs. Horace Williston Will be
hostess for a meeting of the puy-
allup unit of the W. C. T. ". al
her home on Attn ave. y. W. Tues
day Mt 2 o'clock. Mrs. Myrtle
Williams, chairman Of the White
Shield home department, viii pre-
sent the program.
A short play by Mrs. George
Cole, Neither DO | Condemn
Thee" VIII be given with Mes
danes George kephaft. j. &. Cook.
Jack Pslmquist, Henry Green and
Miss LaVerne Robinson in the cast.
There Will be jelly. jam and frmt
shower for the White Shield home
IN charge Of Mrs. ". a. Miller 10
which all are asked 10 contribute.
Mrs. s. L. Ross viii lead the de-
yotions. All who are interested In
the work OF the organization are
invited TO attend.
Richard Juhniehen who has been
associated with number Of
Northwest packing houses has been
engaged ~ sales manager for the
Washington Packers, Inc. replac-
ing Dwight Psuihsmus. recently
resigned, according 10 Packer Of /
ficisls. He viii take up his nes
duties April !.
General Welfare club No viii
celebrate the March and Aprll
Of members ~ its meet.
ing At Odd Fellows hall Saturday
evening At = O'Clock A delegation
of about 80 members from the Sc
attic club will attend the meeting
10 which the general public IN also
invited.
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colorful and decorative parade
Of floats. bands and marching
units will wind through the
streets Of Tacoma. Pu,allup
and sumner. The parade forms
In Tacoma Mt IL a. IN. and
then proceeds 10 the valley
towns. sunday l. the final
day Of the festival.