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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Plan Program
For Saturday
Leonard Jacobsen, George
johnson 70 Appear al
Byron Foremsns

Two outstanding Tacoma
musicians-Leonard Jacobsen,
piano soloist, and George
johnson, violinist-will appear
on the Fine Arts Studio pro-
gram Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Foreman on North 9th ST.
Mr.. Lennard Anderson will
accompany Mr.. Johnson.
Members of the group will
assemble at $50 o'clock and
the program will be presented
at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Foreman is
program chairman and Mrs.
Helen \. Congdon is president
of the club.
Hosts and hosteSses for Satur-
day evenings soiree will be DR..
and Mrs. Harry E Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs Marsh Davis. Mrs. Marchell
Stevens and Mr.. Ray Fisher. The
soirees are regular affair. COM
ing on the last Saturday of each
month.
Following the program a buffet
supper will be served from a table
attractively decorated with spring
flowers and green candles. A st.
Patrick's day motif will be carried
out in the tiny green cakes and
ices.
Mr.. Jacobsen viii open the eve
nins program with three numbers
from suite, Opus IA, by Bartok,
which will be followed by four
etudos by Szymanowski. Mr.. John
slas numbers will include Bach
concerto for violin alone. Adagio
and Fugue from the &c Minor Solo
sonata; "Rondo Caprieeio" by
Saint-Saens, the Allegro move
ment from symphony Espagnole"
by Lalo. and a modern Spanish
number, The Girl With the Span
ish Shawl by Galajikian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
WedMonday
At Holy Cross
Mrs. Wanda Curtis Becomes
Bride OF Mr.. Sanner at
Morning Rites

Greenery and light pink
carnations formed the back
ground for the wedding cere-
mony performed Monday in
Holy Cross church in which
Mrs. Wanda Curtis became
the bride of Mr.. William San
ner. Rev. Martin Dugan read
the nuptial service at $50
O'Clock before relatives and
friends of the couple.
The bride wore a three
piece ensemble of feather
crush wool in a grotto blue
shade with cranberry acces-
series and corSage of gar
denias.
Her only jewelry was a simple
cross which has been worn in the
family by many brides.
Mrs. Albin Siemion. as matron
of honor. was her attendant and
wore dress Of dusty pink crepe
with an old rose hat and tweed
coat. Her flowers were rosebuds.
The two flower girls - Misses
Frances Simion and Loretta Fink,
nieces of the bride-were charm
ing in taffeta outfits of cream and
plaid. They carried baskets of free
sias and soldioris from which were
hanging on streamers budlae bios
SONS.
Mr. Albin Siemion was best man
for Mr.. Sanner.
The old tradition OF meeting the
bride and groom at the door with
salt and bread was carried out by
the brides eldest sister. Mrs. Peli-
gia Garbacz. at the brides home.
4c1S No. Baltimore A wedding
breakfast followed for relatives.
Mrs. Frank Oechsner Of Ellensburg
served The wedding was the occa-
sion for the gathering of five sis
tiers. the bride. Mrs. Garbacz, Mrs.
Julia Wozniak. Of Elyria. Eeb.
Mrs Rose Treban and Mrs. Frances
Siemion.
Decorations in the home were
also bouquets Of carnations with
fernery
In the evening a collation. was
served for three score friends Of
the couple who gathered infor-
mally to congratulate them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Top Notchers Meet With
Miss Oenexiye FAY

Miss Geneyiye Fay. 1861 SO.
3Sth. was hostess 10 members OF
the Top Notch club at her home
on Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
A gay red and white color scheme
was carried out in the decorations
and favors for the party. A late
supper was served following an
evening Of games with refresh
mcnts furthering the color motif.
The oeca sion marked the BIRTH
day OF one OF the members. Miss
Clara Loondorf. Other guests were
Misses Thelma Greenfield. Mabel
Hobart Helen Rienbom. Frances
Blank. Eva Bottineau, Sophie For
land. Alice Doughty and Ruth
Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
P.E.O.G Groups
Will Elect
Five Chapters p'sn Meetings
rhursdsy: Inis;ssiors
10 Follow

Annual elections II officers
and installation ceremonies
win fill program hours for five
chapters Of y. r.. O. which viii
meet Thursday afternoon for
mncheons. three Al one oelwk
and Two Al II 10.
cAse,sf Az wtIl meet With Mrs
C. r. nuekisy Fnf their htnense
ard meeting with Mss n |. rssxs
ell A. assisting hs~sess. Mrs =. 9
Watcher |. ths retiring presidents
AZ the aruue Al the same time
Mrs n y. ns,sisis viii entertain M
chapter 81 hrs nasne. ft2t No. ssth.
Assisting wtli ~ Mrs. Hsrett usw.
hin. President fw the past yvsf
has h~~n Mrs George Ward Law
irf
rhs meeting ana siset,an -
chapter ca rFn wtiI ~ hetd ~
the hams a Mr.. Y X rsesfss. inos
a. Cakes. with Mss w = uaf-
ruaxhs presiding essr he sisetise
activities faliawtnx the ~ -
suar heoa
Als. At i21o viii he the *
meeting ~ tbs hans ~ The chap
tefs retiring president. Mrs. Heb-
rrt + Knight Another ~ the usse
a'class mnshsoHs viii ~ chapter q
At Mira HYMN Gessrsars norns.
ssis Ma nth. Assisting hast x~~s
wlil b. Mira. J spencer Eseies snsl
Mrs. Marvin Hehsfss During the
afternoon the nnssrss wssi present
musical ns4mb<r4
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Shower Fetes
Miss Stier
sssslssssssassaa
Mrs. Young and Mrs. ksylor
Honor Popular erids-
Elect

In honor Of Miss Mariean
Sitter. who Ia to marry Lieut..
William Stewart, Il. =. A. G.,
entertained nj tea Friday
afternoon mt her home nj 1000
So. Alder ri. Hours we're
from 2 until q o'clock. Mrs.
Naylor was assisted during
the afternoon by Mrs. Lee y.
Young.
fiifts we're presented a. the
brlds.te.bs In a novel manner, The
hiding places being revealed IN
tiny aifplsnes hung frofm ans large
plane The tea tahls was sttrscs
lively conferred with pink rarpas
tions and fresslas Decorations
were further carried os.t IN The
pale pink ~ the taper. and the
Tiny oahns Alss Aariofie Mayor
aud Mlss Georgia i.se Young. prs
sided al tho urns
Preceding tho tea hour. Mrs
fettHf afHt0FV a8NE Hf*VH l"ttff w
Mas Mildred ffImmanis. and Mrs
Louis hlegi1r told a story. The
1--we Budget "
Guests Included Anslarnss fsfn
Htisr, Walter asisf. George t'aolsy.
Henry tl0efks. Kennedy Graham.
Glenn sslsnn. Ernest schasffsf.
a. y Inc Verse. Ernest tebofg.
George Vshofg. Adoiph Olson. liar
old Itonqulats LOUIS Hieai.f. ] "
coffman. Walter Eapslnnd. tabsff
uufbuff, ~ w. Wlalsy, Glen
tioDdeFs n Seattle. y &. Wilson.
r. ". Van yalksnbufg. George
Ogfen. Aiphs issshmsfsr. Olive
Diee. and the Misses Olive hsvss.
son. MsrDfie fafsyn. Mildred
Tllmm9nds. Fladys Lees. L8lg
hsylm and Mary Young ~ Part
Lard
Tho wedding ~ Miss stir AMI
Lieut. stewart viii bs aoismnlxad
a. o'ei~ck Saturday ~ ths ehapei
al FORT LevFis. FollfEinE The eafss
many, tbs couple @ilI lsays 80 .
short wedding trip 10 slstgsts
ami Vancouver Th~ ns~ homs
viii he made 10 the broadway
apartments sitter March 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Entertain. al Luncheon

Afs. Oscar w. BOFeil vas lunch
con hosteas Thursday afternoon IN
her home II ei5 No. FIT 81 A 1
o clock luncheon Was served from q
lace cloth covered table conferred
b a small iOg and a miniatpfs
hatehst placed upon a mirror AMI
surrounded ~ punches Of red
cherries. After luncheon an In
formal afternoon vas enjoyed
Guests for the day were sifs.
Ernest ~. Baker. Mrs. Perry
Keifhisy. Mrs J HurbGrt Craft
Mrs Art Osberg. Mrs Orvills Nc
Laughlin, and Mrs.. l.. u. selig.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Orihopedic Groups 10 Meet

The south Hide orihgpe'iir circle
Il Zors temple. Daughters II ins
slie. Niii meet TnuradaY ~ Inc
home ~ Miss fssfnifs isolin. $50
Pacific ave. with Mrs. o. Ray
Roiin assisting
On FRIDAY. thH central circle siii
meet Al the hosas Of Mrs J. r.
Cnffman. es7 Ma. Trsfi1n 81. n1th
Mrs. A X Partridge ard Mrs.
Thomas baker assisting
Members will gather AZ tofh
circle meetings for sewing ~ IL
0'ciock 10 ~ foliesed ~ IsnehesSn
a. ~ - geek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Rainbow Assemblies
Plan Joint Dance

Tacoma. Cellar. Waite f1ffssf.
Sumner AMI pnyailgp assemblies
Order ~ itsipbssw tor Girls. riii
sfensyf = ssasisf1ffnsi danes kgiat-
" IL Gfslsf 90 Faise funds for grand
assembly Nnieh elii ~ held ~
Taeoma July II. II. ~ sasi -
f0sshaiffnsn for tbs dance sfs
ths N0rfnf associate advisers ~
ths assemblies Miss Essiyn Me-,
Cedar. Miss Maxine H<hfoslsi. Tss
eofns Misx jans B1stssn. sumner
Miss june Msg<. i'ayalislp. and
Miss Lillian Hsndfieknoa. VIVA u
grand worthy adviser u ths order
IN fhe state ~ Washington.
Tine dance viii bs held April !
In the Fellowship bail 70 ths nHsssae
u Brad Baanon's ofehestFs. Tiers
viii be a prize waltz AMI refresh
menta and fasors tor sssfyeD~.
During the intsrmlssso1 . program
will ~ given. Tns public 10 invited
A special invitation IL sxssndxd 10
all Rainbow Girn. D~Moisy buys.
Eastern stars anf AaSons.
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Arequips Club 70 Meet
With Mrs. Rowlson

Mrs. ] B. ROWls0n VIII open
her home at 613 No. 3sd st. Monday
for a one o'clock luncheon Of men,
bers of Arequipa club. Two papers
will be given during the afternoon
the first. Current Events in the
Orient" will be given by Mrs.
Charles Cole, and the second. on
Oriental Arrangements and Social
Ceremonies. will be given by Mrs.
Clarence Yager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Hostess for
Luncheon and Cards

Friday afternoon. HrE. FlOrence
p. Dagger opened her home at Md
land 10 group Of women for their
semi-monthly gathering for lunch
con and cards After II O'Clock
luncheon The afternoon vas spent
playing pinochle Honors were won
by Mrs. Bsgger. Among those
present were Hesdsmes Cliff Will
Jams. Dave Brantner. Dan Taylor,
Ted Richards and William Paimer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
fircresi Garden Club
To Meet tuesday

Members u the Figcresf Garden
club viii meet Tuesday evening ~
s o'clock ~ the horne 81 Mr. Den
ala Cramm0Hd Poll call w.ll BE-
snaHered with ltezns 81 interest
about state parks 4rs n " Cor
BIT Wiil speak on "Fiorer ArrgrGs-
ments Hrs Roy u. conger. presi-
dent. wiIl preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Chapter TO Meet

Theta kappi Psi Chapter, OF Inc
Delphians. will meet at the Y ".
c. A. Monday at 10 a m. The sub
tect. from Creative Thinkers" is
Thomas Hardy Scientific Determ-
mist and Artist
Those having topics are Mrs. C.
Carleton Hubiey, Mrs Charles
Schleusner. Mrs. Lofis r Baker.
Mrs. F. W AIbro and Mrs. Owen
T. Hughes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Kappa Alumnae TO Meet
With Mrs. Mshncke

Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae
will meet for luncheon March l at
the home of Mrs William Mahneke.
Hostesses will be Mrs Erich Rich
ter and Mrs. Walter Wiebenson of
Sumner Mrs. Scott Cassill of
Seattle will speak on her trip to
the last Kappa alumnae convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Mrs. Carlson 70 Entertain
Lambda Mothers Club

Mrs. Edwin Carlson Will open her
home at 1923 No. cushman ave,
Tuesday to members Of the lambda
Sigma Chi Mothers club. Lunch
con at 12.3O O'Clock viii be fol-
lowed by a review Of DR. Victor
Heisers book, An American Doc
tors Odyssey" by Mrs G. Elmore
McMaster
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
twentieth Century Club
Studies Shre~ Play

Mrs. c. G. Jennlngs, 3sUo No.
path. will open her home TO MEM
bers Of Twentieth Century club on
Tuesday afternoon for one O'Clock
luncheon. The group will continue
their study Of Snakespeare's Tam
inr OF the Shrew." In answer 10
roll call members will give quota
tons from the play. Mrs. J. Peter
? Hesley viii read = paper, old
English Ale Houses. and the clun
will 20 over the third act Of TIE
famous drama
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Hostess ~ chssminq
Holiday Dinner

One ~ Ire mast thsrmsna hati.
day pafslss assrn tnls Wsek $50
The dinner given NJ Miss I.roA
stendsi "Wednesday evening IN hes
suits IN ths Walker sr~rsmenfa
Miss frwns Alexander wss jatnt
b.stsss fnr the evening.
A haffrs dinner wss served ~ =
o'clock firm . tshie suysrr<i with
q beautiful lace cloth AMI conferred
hy an sttrscttvs boaqssst ~ rr1
and white res~basis and nAlstsuhair
fern, Tan rcd and white Eap~Fs
were used an tbs s4hie and
throughout the foems Glvtne an
effective sitting ~ Inc occasion. a
tseosxr Washington motif vac
used In the dissertations and sp.
pointmsnts Individual s~bl~s wsfs
eenterei ny eiessr mlnl&tsfs pot.
ted plants with slnHbsm flowers
which WIRE given ~ fsvgss during
the evening Contract ~as risYsst
and fsvoss far Inc evening we're
taken by Miss Mildred Dunn, Mrs.
Perry kssihIsy sad Mrs.. }. Habufs
Graft
Guests ~srs Msssi&mss Oscar ~.
BorslI. Perry i<ssshIey, Mad Net
son, !. fubuft Craft 4. y Aelis
and Fart cruvsr and Mis~ss Mil
drsd HsfbeFH. tn~s Haii. Cora
ltsnafschssn and Gfsteben 1ts~sf.
Out ~ io~n sp~sss lnsiass<a Ms
Marian Ryan and Miss Mlhitssi
Dunn, bath ~ fsrutfslla.
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"A play doesn't need 10 be liter
airy 10 be good. said Mrs. Hailen.
no explained further that ali plays
are much better on the stage than
they are as reading material The
speaker told her audience hoN 10
read plays by carefully fixing the
setting. entrances. exits and char
actcrs in their minds before pro
ceeding with the play
Two important comedies review
81 by the speaker were Boys
From syraeuse which 10 taken
from Shakespeare Comedy ~
Errors and Clare Booths Kiss
the Boys Go0dbye Speaking u
Miss Booth. Mrs Halisn ssid She
Writes with a mixture u acid and
red ink"
Among other plays briefly re-
viewed were The Primrose PATH.
Abe Lincoln IN Illinois -Alssoufi
Legend. "KnlckefbOcker Holiday.
and The Fabulous Invalid. which
answers the question. Ia the the
alter dyingz" and which she urged
her audience % read. In closing.
she highly praised the Tacoma
Drama leagues recent production
q 'TcebOuna. speaking d u as
one Of the best productions ever
10 be staged ~ the local group.
Tea. served al two beautifully
appointed tables. followed Nla.
Haiiens talk. Each table was COW
cred Wlth a lace medallion cloth
ard centered BY red tulips and
white f-ce1isF IN = silver bowl
White tspers in silver holders we're
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Visit in Cuba

Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Porter. who
have been visiting in Florida, are
now in Havana. Cuba. Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter have been making an
extensive tour of the United States
for the past several months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
More Than hree Hundred
Attend II ca I ak" Friday
Junia Todd HaIen SPEAKS Broadway LOOKS at Broad
way" at Second OF Popular Kappa Kappa Gamma
Series in Weyerhaeuser Hall

group Of 800 Tacoma we're given the
opportunity Of brief but memorable glimpse Of New York
famed broadway Friday afternoon when Mrs Juna Todd
Halen spoke Broadway Cacoma) Looks at Broadway
New York; the second Of the series Of three tea talks
sponsored by Tacoma Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae.
In her talk Mrs. Halen gave interesting and eompre
hensye review Of current New York plays and
spoke OF Katherine Cones autobiography u Wanted 10 he
an Actress and the founding Of the producing group
the Playwrghs Production Co. the two best things 10
of Broadway the past The production company
which is composed Of five successful playwrgh significant
for the American theaer Mrs aen believes IN that the five
men are afforded opportunity Of crtczng each others
work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
10 Be Supper Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II. Mills
will be hosts in their North F. ST.
home Sunday evening to members
of a Sunday night supper group.
The group meets regularly for
bridge and late supper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Receiving Publications

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Huffman,
s62 So. 39th. are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of
daughter Monday morning in Ia
coma General hospital. The little
girl has brother Allyn, six years
old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Second Daughter
Welcomed by Nelson's

DR.. and Mrs Paul Nielsen are
being congratulated on the birth
Of a second daughter, Mary Ann.
in Tacoma General hospital Feb.
81 She is being greeted by a sis
ter. Sally Kate. Mr.. Chris Nelson
is the chiidren's grandfather.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Meet With Mrs. Butler

The regular meeting Of Tuesday
study eiuo will he held THIS week
al the home u Mrs &. n. Butler.
Mrs. n. g. Bailey viii speak ON
The Economic Changes In France
from tbs 18TH To the 18th Cen
turisa"
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Mrs Everett t.~naan was hnssese
10 Women ~ Rotary Thursday
afternoon Mrs Frank y u~viin.
president, presided during sh< basi.
nsss session and later Mrs Charles
Eehssf"sn read the play. H8hsaow
and Substance =
fsinrhson nss served Il . table
covered wlsh . b~susifui lace etoth
and asassfsd ~itA an arrangements
~ lasilps. lfR and dsffedlis In =
glass to~i. Slender tsp~ss fsssthsS
carried o.t tbs green. ysiIo4~ ard
whlta motif,
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At slLNff ffQ 81 Inc tatifA hNtH&ta
n Ksppas who presided we're Mrs.
Frank Allyn Mrs . X KIN, ars.
Charles Taylor and Ma > Is.
Crnfaiey Assisting 1lth the sery-
ing we're Mis- Martha Baker.
Miss Virginia Baker. Nfs " J.
Hoffman. 9fs Harry shsw. jF.
ana Ms William Hahnckf
The standing committee for me
three affairs consists ~ Nssdam -
q ~ Thomas. Waiter Wlebens0n
n Sumner. Edmund Co0s ana ~.
vim Griffin. Hfs Martin Cailgas
"a general chairman pr the series
The ticket committee consists II
Mrs. Eflch Richter. chairman.
assisted bY Mechanics Ernest Card.
~ joy Hoffman. Hereford Fitch
and William Mahncke Mrs. Ralph
SpFouie u IN charge ~ the stass
decorations for each ~ the three
programs. decorations Friday con.
sist.ng of ar srtlsilc arrangement
n Japanese ounce IN a tall dark
blue cOnta!nsT.
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DsIph;sn Alumoss Plan
Msstinq

i,slphsan slumnss viii msss -
tina Y w. g. A. ~ 10 . m Tues
day fh~ lesssa ~ili 10 Cana
pefltson fgs fsss~sslun NJ ths -.
slfie isiansis. ~ish Mrs n. I. Nan.
dsEs az supervisor fDf the day.
rhtas Win topics ~ silsoAs1 wiii NJ
Mrs A w. wmn~ong. Mrs. ~ 4.
Elder. Mrs q r. Griffish. Mrs 4.
~ fsais. Mrs g A. Land ard Mrs.
flanders foil esii ~iii ss sns~ssss5
with sgsfr1s sssats
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Ashford PIT. A VII NEST We'd
n<sday n . D. fn- IN the gymnasium.
The program VIII ~ In Observance
of DADS Night The prsesisnt.
Mrs. Il. W. Clark. viii b IN charge
u the business session. The social
hour and refreshments VIII b Ia
charge Of J. n Miller. y. a. Hnsssy.
w. A. stewart. Kirk Beat. e. c.
Gsng'essr. and Virgil Baruhsrt.
A talk will be given BY George
b, Cole Of Fuyaliup. who viii have
a. his subject. give Boys and
Cop"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

A group 81 glfsse ffisnsls IT AItte
Dsx wsfs entertained 81 ~.
Vaisntinss day party Tuesday.
Hostess for thT affair ~ss Miss
Mary Ellen uax. a vsisntins
motif ~ss carried os4t in Inc tal,ls
sppoHsmsnts. fsd and sbits tulips
esntsFias ths tssis a. me supper
hss1f
gussfs we're Mls~<s Nancy
tjsnshos. D~iores Bs4etlxef. ahif-
ley Powers. Fatty cosseh n~s-
hsfs Ohls. Eysiyn tfafiing, Mar
zsFst slftsfs. Beverly chrs2tsssoa.
1ssfaIiias Gsssfsfson. AsiSn Com
ssansi. Jan<s Dunn. h.siyH hhu.
Agnes Sislsea. Joan Miller and
Connie oliver.
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Membsrs ~ Lincoln high PIT.
A. hoafa ALI meet Monday 81 I
s'elaek in Mrs. W. y. Stewards
nome. sa.s No. . a.
rhe ntsfnssasasl ssiAiisns see-
tl0a ~ tins ssssiy eiAss riii mast
Monday At o'eIo<k In Room I'D
~ ths ahssi. Mrs n. j. Rain u
the College ~ Puget sound VIII
sp~sk on ssNsxlsm 10 Austria .
f'efss~sr and Mrs is~sh have sp~ns
ina lac, yssr sn intensive study N
tssnna
La gaceta., 1939-01-23
BANQUEROS Y MONOS
"CoRoNET," NEW YORK

den cooperar. Una GAIA que con-
tenia alimentos fue colocada en-
frente de la jaula de un Chin
pance al cual Sc lie ensen6 que
tirase de ella por medic de una
cuerda. Entonces Sc recarg6 la
GAIA 10 suficiente para hacer
Iue fuese demasiado pesada pa
"a que un solo simio tirase de
ella. De seguida dos monos a.
orendieron a tirar juntos y u
,ando este como punto de parti-
la Sc dedicaron a actividades
3ooperativas. A 10 que sabemos,
oarece que con ell tempo los ST.
MOS pudieran llegar a ser 10 su-
'icientemente cooperativos para
lfiliarse en- gremios. Entonces
starian a un solo paso de ser
,enidos por verdaderos pertur-
adores, adictos a diversas prac
icas subversivas y para mas
arde o mas temprano ser acusa
los de haber caido bajo la in
fluencia de Moscu,
La gaceta., 1939-01-23

taron Y bailaron con mucha gra-
cia, teniendo que repetir varios
de los n1meros. La cara de la
Srta. Barranco es muy EXPIRE
silva y encanta verla y oirla.
Ell joven Barranco toca bien
la guitarra ademas canta y bal
la de manera excelente.
Leon Cain, presidente del
Carnival Latino, pronunci6 u
mas palabras al leyantarse ell te-
lon y despues lego un corto dis
curse.
Finalizada la ceremonial en- ell
teatro, ell pdblico volvi6 a las sa-
las de bale, pasando ALI una no.
che inolvidable.
Pocas familias americanas y
pocos turistas, 10 que demuestra
que los "big Shots" de Tampa
hablan mucho de la atmosfera
latina, de su %encanto, pero no
colaboran como dbieran.
Ell programa de aver, en- Ell
parque Peregrino Rey, Sc cum
pli6 en- todas sus parties.
Miles de personas bailaron Y
Sc divirtieron de 10 Undo, de a.
cuerdo con 10 que Sc habia d.
nunciado. ALI fueron presenta-
das tambien Miss Latin Ameri-
can, sus damas y las 10 candi-
datas.
Tocaron ell sabado las orques-
tas Don Francisco, La Sonora y
La Tropical y aver Don Fran
cisco y La Sonora.
Todos los n1meros presenta-
dos en- la concha del parque Rey
fueron muy a~p.aud:1os.
Reciban nues.ra telicitaci6n
por ell esfuerzo realizado, los
buenos amigos del Carnival La
tino.
Ellos hacen TODD 10 possible
por atraer Ell turismo y estre-
char los lazos de amistad entire
americanos y latinos.
Ell jueves Sc efectuara, en- la
Gale de FRANKLIN, ell bale anun-
ciado por Ell Carnival Latino, y
ell sabado la election y corona
ci6n de la nueva Miss Latin A
merican y sus damas, en- ell Au-
ditorio Municipal.
La gaceta., 1939-01-23
DOS GRANDES FIESTAS

e. Carnival Latino Sc inau-
gur6 Ell shade, bajo los mejores
auspicios, en- ell edificio del Cen
tro Espanol de West Tampa.
Ali Sc congregaron centena-
res de familiacs para rendir ho-
menaje a Miss Latin American,
sus damas y las nuevas diez can
didatas.
Comenz6 ell bale a las diez de
la noche, como sc habia anun-
ciado, y a las IL 80, en- Ell teatro
Sc verified la i~nteresante cere-
monia anunciada.
Ell Sr. Kirkconnell, admins
trador del teatro Royal y MEM
bro del Carnival, hizo la presen
taci6n de Miss Latin American,
la bella senorita Lydia Palen-
zuela, y sus damas de honor,
Srtas. Olga Valdes, A%ntinOri,
PerrOne y Gloria Rubin.
Expres6 Ell pGblicO su simpa-
tia, aplaudiendo calurosamente.
Despues fueron presentadas
las candidates de los differences
clubs civicos y s~ociedades, STEM
do las mas aplaudidas, la Srta.
Muniz, de la Pequeha Camara
de Concrete de West Tampa; la
Srta. Lolita Lado, del Centre Els
panel, y la candidate de la Unio
ne Italiana.
Para todas las demas hubo
tambien aplausos, pero no tan
enthusiasts.
La juventud de West Tampa
tiene especial prediction por
las senoritas Lado y Muhiz.
FL programa Sc cumpli6 en-
todas su spartes. Woodrow Gar
eta, Ell joven baritone, cant6 con
ell mayor gusto y ell pdblico lie
premi6 con sonoras palmadas.
Para la pareja de bale Marti-
NEE y Martinez hubo tambien
aplausOs, 10 mismo que para
Laurita del Rio y la Soprano
Norma Russo.
Ell tenor marques de Urga es-
taba en- uno de sus malos dias Y
solt6 un gallo; pero Sc lie ira
to con las mayores consideracio-
ness.
Los hermanos Barraneo can