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Evening star., 1939-08-07
Bond Concerts

BY the United States Army Band
tonight at 730 o'clock at the D. c.
World War Memorial Capt Thomas
F. Darcy. leader; Karl Hubner, as
sistant leader.
Program.
March, THE Purple Carnival"
Afford
Overture, The Beautiful Galatea"
Suppe
Piccolo solo. Little Sweetheart
Brockenshire
Robert E. Cray, Soloist.
Potpourri, Samson and Delilah"
st. Saens
Novelty, Pop, Goes the Weasel"
Cailliet
Waltz concertante, Wine, Women
and Song" "--- Strauss
Characteristic, Moorish Serenade"
Chapi
Excerpts from "Sari" -Galman
March, THE Man of the Hour
Fillmore
The Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Navy Band
at 7:30 o'clock at the east front of
the Capitol. 1t Charles Benter,
U. S. NJ, leader; Charles Brendler,
assistant leader.
Program.
March, "All Hands" 1t. Benter
Overture. Raymond" Thomas
Solo for cornet, "A Soldiers Dream"
Rogers
Musician Oscar Short.
'Malaguena' --- Lecuona
Entry of the Gods Into valhalla."
Wagner
From the music drama THE
Rhlnegold"
Waltz, Girls of Vienna" Ziehrer
Solo for harp, "Estrellita" Ponce
Musician William Cameron.
Excerpts from the musical operetta
Eileen" --------H Herbert
Hungarian Rhapsody No. y -Liszt
THE Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Marine
Band, tonight at o'clock, at the
Marine Barracks. Capt. Taylor
oIduSOII, ledQeT, William r. SdQCle-
mann, second leader.
Program.
March, "The Conquerer" Teike
Overture, "Rienzi' NV Wagner
Dance of the Fire Spirits" from the
ballet, "The Perfect Fool Hoist
Euphonium Solo, Les Folies Ber-
gere" Innes
Musician Donald Kimball.
Excerpts from "The Chocolate
Soldier" Strauss
Nocturne No. III, Dreams of Love,
List
Harp Solo, Dark Eyes" Horlick
Musician Joshua Tyler.
Suite, -Four Ways" Coates
(a) Northwards (March).
(b) Southwards (Valse).
(c) Eastwards Eastern Dance.
cd Westwards Rhythm).
"Carneval in Paris" Svendsen
THE Marines Hymn
"The Star epangled Banner"
Evening star., 1939-08-07
S Jury Holds
Traffic Death Of
Boy, 3, Accidental
Child Ran Between
Two Parked Cars,
Neighbors Testify
Traffic Record

The traffic record. as revealed
at police headquarters for "a
hour period ending 8 am. yes
terday:
Fatalities, none.
Accidents, 80.
Motorists injured, S.
Motorists arrested, 239.
Pedestrians injured, 5.
Pedestrians arrested for vio-
lation of pedestrian control reg
ulations, 40.
The traffic record for the "a
hour period ending at 8 am.
today:
Fatalities, none.
Accidents, %.
Motorists injured, I.
Motorists arrested, 95.
Pedestrians injured, 4.
Pedestrians arrested for vio-
lation of pedestrian control reg
ulations, 2,
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Father Ryan Leaves
For Duty in Honolulu

Off for two-year tour Of duty.
the Rev. Patrick J. Ryan. chaplain
at Walter Reed Hospital, left Wash
ington yesterday for Honolulu.
There he will be attached to the
61st Coast Artillery, his old outfit" ."
where he served before coming to
Washington four years ago.
Father Ryan is now en- route to
San Francisco, whence he will sail
September 30.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Retirement Pay, in Bank,
Is Held UnuttuchobIe

Retirement pay checks of a dis
abled emergency officer of the
World War, deposited in a bank,
are free from attachment and gar
nlshment, the United States Court
of Appeals decided today.
The tribunal reversed a District
Court finding that entered a judg-
ment of condemnation against
funds of Attorney Ashby Williams.
held in the Liberty National Bank.
The lawyer was represented by At
torneys Julian I. Richards, Lowry
N. Coe and himself.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Hudson GrunewuId's
Condition Still Serious
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EASTON, Md, Aug. Hudson
Grunewald. 38, Sunday editor of The
Star, was still in serious condition
at Easton Hospital today as a result
of injuries suffered when his auto
mobile was struck by a train near
here Friday However, doctors said
he was slightly improved.
Mrs. Charles Berry, Mr.. Grune-
wald's mother-in law, who was hurt
in the same mishap, is recovering
from less serious injuries.' She is
confined to the same hospital.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Bond Concert Tonioht

The Metropolis View Citizens As
sociation will present the Elks' Boys
Band in a concert tonight at the
Edgewood Playground, Third and
Evarts streets NE, at 7::30 o'clock.
The Police Boys Club will entertain
with series of boxing and wrestling
bouts after the concert.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Civitun Outing

The Civitan Club of Washington
will hold an outing tomorrow at the
Congressional Country Club. There
will be a banquet at pm, with
presidents of the Civitan Clubs of
Baltimore, Annapolis and Richmond
as guests. Harold Tschudi will be
toastmaster.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Millions Spent on GreenbeIt
Must Be Written off Books
Government Won't De Able to Determine
Soundness Of Its Theory for Years

on September L. Greenbh. Nd, the Federal Governments
planned suburban modest
Washington Du complete its
Progress OF this housing sociological
the 1900 participating
series OF sir daily articles OF
operators Geenbet
financing
suburban
to
The bill of is
sl3 1874 4O6 according Security
Evening star., 1939-08-07

TomorroW'S article Will discuss
the people OF Greenbelt, ho1D they
Dere selected, tChere they. came
from, some OF the sngs they
think about.
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se,enth ward W. q. n.
OehoIay Mothers VIII
Meet Thur,dsy

The Mothers club II Tacoma
chapter. Order IT Dt haiay. gfll
hold lis regular nesting Thurs
day A. the Masonic temple with
the new president. Mrs. MAJ MF0hs
presiding
Other officers chosen - serve
With her are yiee president. Asa.
y B AaYberry. secretary. Mrs.
Walter LeiinskT; treasurer, Mrs.
y w. hsiesnbeck publicity. hrs.
Frank Latham program. Mrs
Clair Blake Hrs Nelson Dewey.
hospitality. Mrs John Mgna 40.
eial. Hrs Olaf kniffsn sunshine
3rs Warren Webster. member.
ship visiting. Mrs D. n Thognp.
son new advisory beard Mrs. tDs
seph Thompson Ma Paul klesss
ard Mrs. ; y Sawyer.
The sHtfftainmsuf COMMITTEES
promises many new ifsas lar tns
entertainment n tas mothers
throughout me coming year. ~Mys.
terry Sisters betBE ore ~ me nes
features The meeting sijl starr
- Tfs.
Following 4 short meeting. The
mothers all entertain ibe buys ~
the Tsegma chapter. Order N f,es
A0laT Tfons serving on the re-
treatment committee viii h. Ms.
y W ffiaenbees. chairman. assist.
lnR are Mrs. Alice Petersen, Mfs
, J Doniey AMI Mrs. W l.. Rid
die
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Anniversary
T O Be Marked
Women OF Bsshesds Dspsis,
Church 10 Have Birth.
day fsss Thursdsy

The tenth anniversary Of
the Bethesda Bantist church
auxiliary viii be observed
Thursday afternoon with a
dessert luncheon AZ 1880 In
the church on i6th and l. sts.
Mrs. ". A. Springer. Mrs. u.
-. Clark. Mira. Frank Griffith.
Mrs. Frank kendsoria, Mira.
William Smith. Mrs. II. j.
Fisher and Mira. E. Cross will
he the hostcnsca for the birth.
day affair.
ceHtering each ~ the tables viii
he birthday cake wlsh pink tspsrs
carrying out the pink and white
color scheme, Zach place viii bs
marked with scripture place cards
Members ~ the decorating com.
mlt,ee are Mira q r.. Ferguson
and Mrs. EEnoat Funhhsussf
A shirt business meeting al
100 over which Mrs J n Anaer.
SON VIII preside, viii he followed
~ a play. The ChriAtisn Clinic :
Members ~ the east sili be Mrs
Henry keigler, Mira ". T.. Page.
Mias Lillian Scott. Mrs. " .. nllsh
Mrs. Shade. Mrs. ]. u, Williams
and two children. Smith and
Mardcll Hedges,
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MembersW
Go T o Seattle
State Organization OF Pro-
America 10 Meet in
Annual Session

Members of Pro America
will go to Seattle Wednesday
to attend the annual meeting
of the state organization. Fol
lowing the regular noon lunch
con Of the Seattle group, at
which Frank Branch Riley Of
Portland will be the guest
speaker, the annual meeting
will be held.
Mrs Paul Henry Of Seattle.
state president ~ rfo-America.
will preside. During the afternoon
the years reports Of The various
units Of the organization through.
out the state Will b. given
Any member desiring to attend
The meeting Is asked To cali Mrs
Kari Kellogg al Proctor 0G5i 10
arrange for re~ryatiuns
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Mark Silver
Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben S'eein
Entertain al First Chris
'isn Church

More than 200 friends and
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Stegin were present at the
Stegins' silver wedding ami
versary Saturday evening in
the First Christian church.
During the evening. a mock
wedding ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. ". A.
Moore. who read the marriage
VOWS % years ago. Coming
from Seattle TO stand up with
Mr.. and Mrs. Stegin at the
mock ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ, S. Reynolds. who at
tended the couple when they
were married.
An interesting program was
presented during the evening with
Mrs. Emmett Gragg in charge OF
the music Miss Frances Andrews,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Gragg and on the violin by her
sister. Miss Marian Andrews. sang
two numbers. Loves Old Sweet
Song and Il Love You Truly"
Mrs. Marvin Sohafer gave a group
of appropriate readings including
Encouragement and Prosper
Ity"
Ccntoring the table at the late
supper hours was a charming ar
rangement OF spring flowers in
silver bowl thanked by white tapers
in double silver holders.
Mrs. June Wood OF Seattle was
in charge of the rcfreshmont COM
mittee and Mrs. J. f. Reeder
served the anniversary cake. Pre-
siding at the coffee urns were
Mrs. F. d. Mari, Mrs. Nate
Churchill, Mrs. Asa Troyer and
Mrs. Olney Mercer.
In the receiving line with Mr..
and Mrs Stegin were Mrs.
Reynolds and Miss Lilith Stegin,
daughter of the host and hostess.
During the evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stegin received many gifts in
honor of the occasion.
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Mrs. Carroll TO SPEAK
Before Y-Ed Club

Guest speaker al the meeting
Tuesday evening Of Y-Ed club viii
be Mrs Frank Carroll. Mrs. Car
roll who was abroad last year has
chosen Ireland as the subject Of
her address. The evenings pro-
gram viii also include numbe
II vhistiing selections BY Mrs. Q.
=. Freiheit accompanied by Mrs
Harry Chr.stofferson who sall also
play a group Of accordion num-
Ders
Dinner viii be served al The Y.
". {. A. at 615 clock with the
program and classes following
Miss Florence fastener il chair
man Of the program committee
FOR the year Committee members
are Mss Jean veazie Mas Jean
Fuller and Miss Kathleen Whalen-
Mas veazie Is chairman Of the
program arranged for Tuesday
night.
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February Operas Interest
Music Minded I acomans
Reservations for Aide" and "Rieoetio" Arranged by
Many Score Who VIII Attend Performances of San
Carlo Singers; Much Informal Entertaining Planned

Society will find opera days in Tacoma busy ones with
many parties being planned in conjunction with the
coming performs of Aida and "Rigoetto' Feb 10
and a. 1t will the Goth annual tranScontnenta tour Of
widely acclaimed Fortune Gao San Carlo troupe of singers
Many OF those who have made reservations for one or
both of the performances planning informal dinner and
supper parties and then will sit in group for the shows
One of the largest groups will include thirty of the younger
set from Annie Wright seminary.
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Renaissance
T O Be 7 opic
Mrs. Wslser J. Siver'son 10
Spesl 70 Af's ard
Science Club

Mrs. Walter ]. SlvcT,son
viii be the principal speaker
Of the afternoon at the meet.
ing Of the Arts and Science
club " : dnesday at the
Woman's clubhouse. Her topic
win be Renaissance Italy"
The Washington State Fed.
Grafton Department on Safety
will he presented By Mrs. Ar.
thur Behling. safety chair.
man. who has prepared an in.
terestlng program,
Tho a'rieck business session
will he presided oxef ~ Mrs,
Walter N Smell and parliamentary
procedure viii he conducted hy
Mrs, wlafield sypheF. with Mrs..
Clarence EaAin assisting Mrs N
:. Macdonald vii he in charge n
the roll call
Tea wlli he served IN the club
rooms. with Mrs, George rirawn
and Mrs Richard naskovich paslr.
ms Assisting viii be Mrs. NJ 4.
Macdonald Mrs. Larry Edwards
and the huatcha.
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TatAARAlA AllNef Ntlt HHAt ihah
early reservations for the opera
which will be presented are Mrs
r. A Mueller. Mrs. Donald Nc
Fsdon. Mrs Henry Mandles. Mrs
Mcmillan. Mrs. John Mueller. Mr.
F. y. Oakley. Mr. Reno Odlin
Mrs Camille Pessemier. Mrs
Christen Queyli jr. Mrs Roger
I Peck. Mrs Guy Pierce. Mrs
I George Turnbull. Mrs. Henry
| Rhodes. Mrs Rex Roudehush, Mrs
[ Q. \. Roedcr. Mrs. J X Gordon
Mrs. A. w. Norwood, Mr.. n. J
Young. Mrs. Karl Weiss. Mrs. J
F. Hooker. Mrs. {. A. Ingram. Mrs
Hiram DePuy. Mrs. Stanton War
burton. Mrs. T r Beers. Mrs c
o. Lynn, Mrs. ". l.. Mccormick
Mrs. August Won Boccklin, Mr.. C.
G. Raymond, Mr.. Glen Lambert.
son. Mrs. Katharine Allard. Mrs
Lee Nordi. Mrs John Wood. Mrs
L. L. Lamb, Mrs. George Wagner,
Mrs. c. F. Chapman.
Mr.. H. l.. Darling. Mr.. II. A.
Allen. Mr.. Primo Gasperitu. Mrs
y. Ingman Mr. Gus Appleman,
Miss Edna Melsnes. Mrs r. York,
Mrs r. S. Miles. Mrs. A O. Bur
meister. Mrs Homer Tillcy. Mrs.
A H Hills, Mrs. Paul Prentice,
Mrs. w. d. Hopping. Mrs. a, f.
Younglove, Mrs. f. d. Richards,
Mr. Ted Brown. Mr. Norton Clapp,
Mrs. Warren Tomlinson. Mrs. Lee
Lewis, Mrs. C. A. Robbins, Mr..
Henry Shaw, Mrs. c. p. Burkey,
Mrs. Homer Hartwich. Mrs. f. r.
Marble. Mrs. Ward Estey.
Mrs. c. a. Strong. Mr.. Lothrop
Crosby. Mrs. Lawrence McNcrth-
ney. DR.. Sommers Sleep. Mrs. c,
w Lea. Mr. W. Hagen, Mrs. Harry
Brown. Mr.. George Wynkoop. Miss
Ruth Radford. DR.. w W. Matt
son, Mrs. Leo McGavick. DR.. John
Griffith, Dr. B. d. Harrington,
Mrs. Benjamin Terry, Mrs +. a.
Martinetti. Dr. + NJ Howe, Mrs.
Douglas Tilton. Mrs. Melvin Ten
nent. Mrs. Clarke Gould Mrs.
Joseph Gilpin. Miss Mildro d
Stewart. Mr.. Robert Lee, Miss
Helen Pangborn, Mrs. X. r. May
bin. Miss Belle Ruth Clayman.
Mr.. George Williams. Mr.. NJ.
G. A. DuBuisson, Mr.. Robert
Smith. Mrs J. J. Hurley. Mr.
Leonard Anderson. Mr.. George
Calvert. DR. and Mrs. James Egan.
Mrs. F. r. Titcomb, Mrs Burton
Brown, Mrs Melvin Pugh. Rev.
r. II. McGinnis, Mrs Horace
Whitacre, Mrs. Everett Griggs II,
Mrs. A. +. Grafton, Mrs. Frost
Snyder. Mr.. Wayne Reyes, Mrs.
Henry Minton, Mrs. J. G.. Downing.
Miss Eliza beth Miller, Mrs. Joseph
McNary, Mrs. Calvin Stewart. Miss
Dorothy Patterson. Mr.. II. T..
Eastwood. Mrs. William Barnes,
Mrs. B. A. Bsgan, Mrs. William
S. Anderson, Mrs. r. S. Albright
Mr.. Harry Bras, Mr.. George
Calvert. Mrs. ". G. Cameron, Mrs
Frank Carnahan. Mrs. A. L. Card,
Mrs. f. +. Cardin, Mrs. c. S. Chap
man. I. A. Drues, Mr.. Minot Davis,
DR.. Darcy Dayton. Miss Catherine
Densmore, Miss Edna McWilliams,
Dr. Charles Engles, Mrs. Metcslf
Fogg. Mrs. f. F. Fishburne. Mrs.
Lincoln Gault Dr. S F. Hermann,
Mrs. Edward Henrickson, Mr..
Frank Hickey, Mrs. Robert Hyde,
Mr.. f. B. King, Mrs. Hunter Ken
nard. Mrs. Guy Lindsay. Mr. VIII
lard Little, Mrs. Lee Lewis and
Mrs. George Mullin.
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Gu B S

Jolly IA club meets Thursday at
the home Of Mrs l., shay. ss7s Va.
u ST.. for IL o'clock luncheon.
Circle l. Olivct Lutheran church,
meets for ] o'clock luncheon Wed.
ncsday AZ the home Of Mrs. A. 5.
Berg. 1913 so. 18th st
Eagles susillsr, convention conn
mliice will sponsor an eniertslns
ment At : 30 . m Tuesday IN the
Eagles hat Sewing circle viii
hold special meeting at 4 o'clock.
Girls Of IN sewing club Of the
John n Thompson auxiliary. u. d
W v. will meet Wednesday At the
home Of Hattie Jacobs. 2so2ts No.
Proctor Members are 10 bring
white elephant articles and sand
wiehea 10 The meeting.
Julia Dent Grant tent, -. a. v,
has been invited 10 attend birth.
day dinner 10 h. given by Nina
Fry tent. No. ~. at the Veterans
hall In Seattle Feb, J Luncheon
al ~ 80
sesenth Ward ". Z. =. q. meets
with Mrs a ~ Bwlnaer Thurs
day nj 30 a. her hoIus. sts NJ
Steele Dessert luncheon wiil b
served hsnoFing mex members
hiaa Ruth Camp ~ Christian
Youth council will speak On Tenn
psfAnce a. Youth NssH H."
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Receiving Congratulations
On Sons Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip LAM Of 1922
No. Huson ST. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of their
first child, Kenneth Arnold, born
on Jan. S. Sharing in the good
wishes are the grandparents. Mrs.
Anna LAM and Mr.. and Mrs
George Fuchs.
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TIC east which haa tsern chosen
ia portray ne pats Includes Mr..
ilas,sld Mann, Ms rhsilip kisfs
iant. Mfa Erich Richter, Nlsa
BETTY Walton, Mr.. Harry Garland.
Ars saIsm Neurms. Mr. Preston
tinatsa. stsss Messs Remedies, Nf
Wallace Snowman. Miss Melty 10
fnancsn. Miss Anns York and NJ
Eivin krumns Ths leafs sfr iss-
en- ~ Miss Duncan ART sF On
siad Afs Garland carries =
strnng Interpretive part ~hsie Ms
Sourse ard Mr. Mann handis the
comedy
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Arrival OF Edward James
Burroughs " Announced

Mr.. and Mrs Edward James
Burroughs, 3017 No. 10th. are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Of son, Jan. %, in Tacoma Cen
eral hospital The infant has been
named Edward James after his
father, grandfather and great
grandfather. Also sharing in the
fluctuations are Mrs. Florence
Burroughs, grandmother; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Olson of Burton. ma
ternal dpare n Is: Edward
James Burroughs II of Salem,
Ore, paternal grandfather, and
Edward James Burroughs. a great
grandfather, Of Nyssa, ore.
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Units Of Church Women
10 Meet DURING Week

Meetings Of women OF Independ-
ent Bible church this week will
include: Wednesday. Unit 2 with
Mrs. /. NJ. Builen al the Tahoma
apartments for ~ 30 luncheon
Unit 3 al the home Of Mrs W. %.
Cordell. 1910 9Th ave. 1890 lunch
con: Unit with MIS-. A. g. WI
helm. 4l02 No. 37th. for II 90
luncheon. and on Thursday. Unit
II viii meet al the home Of Mrs.
J. A. jackson. $50 so. 54th. for
luncheon at the same hour.
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Rabbi Treieer 10 Be
Guest Speaker

The mems organization of the
First Baptist church will give a
dinner Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock in the church. Reserva-
tions are to be made at the church
office. Main 1864. Rev Rabbi
Bsruch TRIGGER will be the guest
speaker.
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Womon's Council 10
Meet for Luncheon

Tho Wamrns Council ~ the
First Christian church will meet
Wednesday The executive board
VII meet Al iiss o'clock ard
luncheon viii he served a, "a 10 In
charge ~ Mrs John Bullion and
her group Mrs q r. MeAsstsr
IL IN charge ~ the program
Mrs, Eugene White wili Lead tho
devotlonals and special patriotic
address vii be given ny i.osils
auseah Mrs HenFY shfamstaad.
accompanied by hFe D A. Grsas.
wlll be presented IN . group ~
vocal selections
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VIII Be Luncheon and
bridoe fiosfess

Mrs. Earl NJ. Robinson viii Be
hostess 20 a group Of friends for a
y O'Clock luncheon and an after
noon q bridge in her home al 1905
No. Cedar - On Tuesday after
noon. Her guests VIII include Mes
danes .. n. Bel {. D. Lynn. A. o.
Burmeister Grover Solte, William
Gray. Anthony SN1ndle. a r.
Johnson and Ars. Lillian Woodland
Of Seattle.
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Leaves 10 Attend
Cole oe al Cheney

Dewey West. son Of NJ. and
Mrs. Frances West of 1905 So.
26th ST, left Friday night for
Cheney. Wash. where he will
enroll for the second semester at
the Eastern Washington College
Of Education. Mr.. West attended
Pacific Lutheran college last fall
and is graduate Of Stadium
high school.
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Missionary Group viii
Meet at Hunold Home

Mrs Joseph Hunold viii enter
tain the Womens Missionary soci-
ETY. Of the First United Presby-
terrain church at her home, GIG
No. Steele, Wednesday az 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Charles Cutter is in charge
Of the program and Mrs William
Warner and Mrs. " W. Glenn will
read papers on India
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Thr wamAns snaneki AZ ne 81
Liskss Memorial church wiit hald
lss uanntlfsy meeting ua NsffHsss
day. Fsh !. w Tia parish natl A
4 o'clues hsnzhaun will ~ served
and hssetess@s fsf tts~ afssenuan sill
Include Mrs. g. y Mpxtau. ehssfs
man. Afa. v Mallsst Mrs n a.
Argue. MFs fsaY " ntsnpsk. Mr..
William n ~lcael and NYa. Efuas
A. cislsnds Mrs. A ~, Msiilsh.
newly elostesi pssssstsnt es The
gFeup. wiil coashsst = sheft business
meeting to he fniiuwsd nv = talk
ny Mfs Isxlsor jasasuus ttsf snhs
jeet uiIi ~ Ar ~ the indians ~
tho Southwest All tHsmh~fs AMI
friends af sAs organisation are In.
yltsd tn sttsni
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Rev. Long 10 SPEAK
Al Guild Session

The Wesleyan Service guild Of
ne FirSt Methodist church. So. Sth
and * SITS. viii present the Rev.
Harold h Long Of the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. as It's guest
speaker Wednesday evening at
% o'clock Thc Rev. Long. who
has been making a social survey oi
Tacoma, viii speak on The City
We Lave In.
The public Is cordially invited
TO attend the meeting Miss Cor
rinne Coffin Is president Of the
guild.
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Showers re'e Miss foriino

For Miss Anita foftlnos BRIDE
elect Of Mr. Frank Chino. Mrs.
Henry Thaot entertained ~ =
kitchen shower Thursday evening
The hostess VAS sAslated ~ Mrs.
Harold Bufmark. TIE honored
guest has bsen much feied aimee
the recent announcement - her
enlargement
Guests ~ Mrs. Thaut we're Mes
dames Joseph Panares. Michael
pandrca, William L. ONen. Pred
geiz ar. San Y0si Zen T0sf
James gehnldtks Peter de Marx.
Eern Bret. Jark Long Ernest
Herreto Ard Miss Annie Greco
and Mss Vera Annrogio.
south Tacoma Hsbetsh svxai.
Sry zlll meet Thursday ~ the 7 q.
o y hall. South Taroma. fof a
y 20 luncheon.
I.adlfs Club ~ the Pre- and pav
lice Departments, regular neetirg
Thgrsday a. No hail. a business
meeting All follow the luncheon
Mrs. Howard Hayefa viii preslas
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NEWS AND NOTES OF SOCIETY," CUBS, SCHOOLS CHURCHES
Daughters OF Pioneers 10
Meet With Mr.. liaines

Ma ] / Haines Nfii open hsf
hnue AZ 1919 So. rfesser =. =
members - tnr Daughters g ths
Pioneers ~ Washington Thursday
agtrrncan. The ceeA sscn Wili - =
IL 30 eclnck muchean Asatsslas
tho hostess wiii - Ms {. =
nlAuvelt. Ars C. f. ukFunA Al
Mrs ". ] Nergx.
nurinK lhr Afternoon members
eii make plans Ter fhsif spring
hfeakgazs 10 ~ heia in Mafeh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
Miss Snowdon Honored

Miss Yvonne Snowdon was hon
ored Saturday on the occasion Of
her 18th birthday. Guests at the
party were Misses Flora Jamison,
Elaine Windh. Marion Windh. Eva
Ferguson, Messrs. Lloyd Windh,
Stanley Tellivik. James Blewett,
Napoleon Rousso. Harold Erdahl,
Ben Erdahl and Richard Erdahl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
Tri-Union Plans Luncheon

Members Of Asbury Tri-Union
will meet Thursday at 1913 a. m.
in the church parlors for a bus i
ness meeting. Luncheon will be
served at noon by Mcsdames s. r.
Munson, George Moffett. Estelle
Martin, Otto Johnson. F. l.. Kerr
and Arthur Wickens.
During the afternoon program
Mrs. w. l.. Edwards Of the Tacoma
Commons mission will speak on
Mission Work on the East and
West Coast There viii also be
musical numbers. Mrs Floyd
Cronander Is the program chair
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
Presbyterian Circle
Meetings Planned

Womens activities Of First Pres
byterlan church Tor this week viii
include meetings Of the following
circles: Circle u with Mrs Law
renee Wnerch. 1924 No goth. At
u 20 Wednesday. Circle ; a.
home ~ Mrs. Palmer Kennedy.
1913 No Both. Tor O'Clock lunch
con. Circle X with Mrs y. W
coulln. 5000 No. gath. for o'clock
luncheon Circle y 81 tns home II
Mrs r. Eisnan. 1903 50. 7th. FOR
Il 30 luncheon.
Thursday iuez y Heyer guild
vii hold n welfare meeting ln
Nelson hail A. 10 O'Clock. Circle
S meets Thursday ~ the home Of
.rs. vs. X Monk. 1921 So. Taco
ma ave. fof Y 30 luncheon