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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16
Citizens And Taxpayers
|nc., Denied injunction;
Dismissal Order Filed

Suit which was brought against
the county commissioners and
John Walker relative to the in
junction enjoining the commlS-
Sioners from allowing John Walk
er to establish a "bait box" at
the junction of Palm Avenue and
Roosevelt Boulevard, has been
dismissed by Judge Arthur Co
mez. The order was received at
the office of Clerk Ross G. Saw
yer and was filed yesterday aft
ernoon.
The question of conStrU lg
the place for the distribute OF
bait was brought before the
meeting of the county commits
sioners several weeks ago by Mr..
Walker and after a brief discus
sion permission was granted upon
the guarantee of the proposed
builder that the place would be
neat and in every way present
able.
Immediately after permission
was given, work was started on
tn establishment and according
to the decision of the commits
sioners Mr.. Walker had kept to
his guarantee. 81
Some time after this the Citi-
zens and Taxpayers, Inc, cor
poration organized and existing
under the laws of the State OF
Florida and L. c. Brinton, a resi-
dent and taxpayer of Monroe
county, plaintiffs, entered suit for
the removal of the structure and
named as defendants, Carl Der
valdi. William H. Monsalvatge,
Braxton B. Warren, Norberg
Thompson ana r. jenkins Curry
as the board of county commits
sionerS ard John Walker.
Dismissed Order
The matter was handlde by
County Attorney w. Curry Har-
ris, and the result of the suit and
the order granting the motion to
dismiss is as follows:
'"This matter came on to be
heard this day upon Motion to
Dismiss the Bill of Complaint
herein ard was presented by
counsel. And the Court having
heard the argument of the coun-
sci for the respective parties and
the Court having considered the
allegations of the Bill of Com
plant herein and finding that it
does not appear from said Bill of
Complaint that the parties plain
tiff thereto have suffered or will
suffer a special injury in kind
or amount from any injury sus-
tanned by the public-at-large by
reason of the acts of the defend
ants complained of and sought to
be enjoined, and being fully adj
vised in the premises, thereupon,
upon consideration thereof,
1T is herby ordered, adjudged
and decreed that the Motion to
Dismiss the Bill of Complaint
herein be and the same is here
by sustained upon grounds num-
bered Il. g and a of said Mo
ton to Dismiss.
Done and ordered in Cham
bers at Miami, Florida, this. 14th
day of Sept, AID. 1882. ~
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NOW THEN-LET'S
GET OUR SHARE

III would appear from a
statement sent out by the
advertising department of
the N. Y. Times. that there
was going to be a LOT of extra
tourist money floating around
the good old U.S.A. this win
ter. due to the war which
eliminates the European re-
sorts from the itineraries of
the heavy spenders". The
Citizen heard at the Cham
Der of Commerce office this
morning.
The story is called LOST
$500. 0o0. 10000 of American
tourist moneY-signed Eu-
rope.
All Key West has to do
now. is to go after her share
of this new business. Not
much of il will come unless
invited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16
A FISHERMAN
SAVES A LIFE
Ony Associated Press,

STAUNTON, Va, Sept. 49,
How a fisherman saved fish's
life with a hook and line was re-
ported by Game Warden Glenn
mer L. Miller.
The Rev. A. J. Shumate, Luz
theran minister, was fishing in a
clear mountain stream when he
saw a two-foot water snake with
a bass in its mouth. The minister
cast expertly, snagged the snake,
and killed it. The bass swan
away to safety.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16

Mayor Willard M. Albury to-
day approved the Chamber of
Commerce committee requested
by Chamber to provide ways and
means for securing a beach and
the conveniences which tourists
expect in this matter.
S. c. Singleton, executive sec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16
MAYBE HE'D GIVEN
THE WRONG ADDRESS

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. is,
1t was September, but Eddie
Burks suggested to his 3-year-old
son, Lynn, that if he wrote early
enough to Santa Claus he might
get a bicycle next Christmas.
I'm not writing Santa any
more, said Lynn. Last year
wrote for a xylophone and he
brought it to a kid in the next
block.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16
IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT

KANSAS CITY, Nov. N.
Peters, retired Galloway county
farmer, reports he went to bed
one night recently with sandy
hair and awakened with white
thatch. But them" he says
philosophically, most men of
my age. IS, are white-haired.
In the cases of my friends the
change has come more grad
ually."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16
.oULD PLAID SHAWL

-''The Ould Plaid
Shawl" ballad of Victorian
days, written in 1895, is still col
lecting royalties, and music
firm here is trying to find ex-
ecutors of the joint author, the
late Walter Haynes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16

Destroyer Babbitt arrived in
Key West port today and locked
at Pier. B at the Naval Station
at IL O'Clock this morning. The
Babbitt,. and the Claxton which
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16

Area Supervisor Walla C e
Thomas and Engineers F. w.
Knapp and f. H. Mckinley were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16

Key West. Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Intel sts of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-16

CANTON, o., Sept. 16.-This is
the story of DR.. w. Stuart Carnes
who pursued through the years
the secret of the Damascus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Mrs. Carol
Will Speak
Congregational Church
Speaker TO Tell Of Eng
land, Scotland

In answer to repeated re-
quests for another such pro-
gram as she brought to an
audience at the First Congre-
gational church a month ago,
Mrs. Frank Carol will speak
at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon in the church par
Tors. Prompted by the en-
thusiaSm shown for her pre-
vious talk, Priscilla circle is
giving Tacomans a second OPP
portunity to hear Mrs. Carroll.
In line with her last address on
trip through Ireland. Mrs. Carol
will take her listeners on a trip
through England and Scotland
Wednesday, trip guaranteed 10
give one all the information of a
Baedecher with none of the tire
some details. The speakers sense
of humor is said to add much to
the pleasure Of her talks.
A group of Scottish songs, pre-
scented by Mrs. Donald Dilts. will
bring the afternoons program to
a close.
Following the program tea will
be served in the fireplace room.
Mrs. l.. A. Hopkins is chairman for
the affair and Mrs. Edwin Carlson
and Mrs. Anthony Arntson will
have charge Of the tea table.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. A nominal charge will be
made.
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psriy Ionon Mr.. and
Mrs. fillinqer

A surprise party waA given ~
relatives recently for Mf and Mrs
. A. fillingef ~ tOz Ea Harrison.
Those At the party we're M. and
4rs. ~ Lavth. MI and Mrs Hay
iiail. Mr., and Mrs, a. ssona. Mr,
ard Mira e. VI Peterson. Mr. and
Mrs. o. Ness, Mr. and Mrs.. ~.
seYefdahi. Af. and Mrs A. Peter.
son. HF and Mrs A. Franssn. NJ.
and Mrs. A kysiheims. MF and
Mrs. Oliver Mower. Mr.. and Mira
~ AagBueasu. NJ. ana Mrs. ..
J6iiannssen. Af and Mrs. % An.
,lsfssa. Mr., and Mira n Jstlaad
Mrs.. Esther IlsaEsrnss. NJ and
Mrs. ! ~, johnson. Me-. and Hrs
John ssas. Ne and Ars. A. ifsaz
Mr.. ami Mrs. a iaaeksoa ard Mr..
ard Mrs Lars Petersen,
In the late afternoon . supper
wa served.
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Prof. Gilman
7 0 Appear
universisy OF Washington
spesker 10 Address
Drama League

Professor Lawrence kill-
man. popular member Of the
English department At tho
University of Washington.
win he In Tacoma on tho even-
ing Of Friday. Feb. 10. 10 adj
dress meuIers of the Drama
League ca 'Frhe Lincoln u
Poetry and Drama
tts ss = sp~aker " sfsst wsf and
shaxN wise vii ps Femesnn~Fssi fy
tRe league ~ MS pfsvssas vsssss
when Ne sgi1N~ en IRE sshiests.
I.petle tsFamA Returns n ~
stage ard ~fhe Challenge u
fAessis fltsma 80 ire Audience
fse Il favefite with th~ STUDENTS
AZ the university and IL new era
quoting six quarters ~ psrfFy
there he - the author n Ees
volumes. Elements ~ Fsaflisa
Verse ara "A study ~ shs sipns
nsts ~ jehn Keats, ma~ IN he
hsnAs - the publisher
Ills tain wili start Al SIS II
lhe Latte rheatsF OF Carr street.
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Y>Ed Girls
70 See Film
Or. ksIkus VIII Show Pictures
From Experiment Station
AZ tuesday Meeting

The girls Of the Y.Ed club
will be privileged Tuesday
evening 10 see the motion pic
lures from the Western Wash
ington Experimental station.
They will be shown by DIR. j.
W. kalkus who is the aupcrin-
tendcnt Of the experimental
station. He viii give a talk rs
the pictures arc being shown.
A short business meeting viii
proecde the program and special
musical numbers viii be played
between the meeting and the
showing OF the pictures. Miss
Kathleen whclan will be the chair.
man for the evening.
The new class entitled Wake
TIP and Live" which Ia proving
popular with the members Of the
club. Will have for a speaker Tuea.
day evening, Mr.. " D. Patterson.
president Of knspp's Business col.
lego. lie viii talk ON the best
way 10 so about securing posi-
ton and tell what the employers
expect from their employees.
MisH Helen Chriatofferbon Is
chairman Of the clana.
-
Tacoma Almnae ~ Delta zsta
sorority wIll hold their regular
meeting at the home ~ Mrs. John
Buchanan. oi3 No. 1 st., Tsesdsy y
evening.
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p "A. And
School News
THURSDAY

fircrcst f.-T. A. will meet AT
the Regents Park school. The
program will be in recognition Of
Founders Day. Hostess for the
social hour are past presidents
Mesdames Wood Freeman, II. ID.
Baker. Eleanor Van DE Mark and
W Is. Monks.
Sheridan PIT. A. viii meet AT
2:30 o'clock In room IL Miss
Thelma Baird's pupils viii give n
play called, Somebody's Valen-
tine. A Founders Day play.
Along the Way" will be present.
ed by the president. Mrs John
Olson and past presidents Mrs.
Elmer Zea, Mrs. J. f.. Williams,
Mrs. Joseph King, Mrs. G.. NJ.
Hunsberger. Mrs. T. l.. Davis. Mrs.
e. F. Harmon. Mrs. John Dalton
and Mrs Willard Lathrope. Tea
will be served in the lunchroom
with Mrs. Harry Johnson and Mrs.
Jim Campbell as hostesses assist
ed by the mothers of Miss Baird s
room. The executive board will
meet Tuesday at 1880 o'clock in
the lunchroom.
Fern Hill PIT. A. will meet al
the school auditorium. The Study
club. led by Mrs. y. o. Cooper,
Will meet at 1880. Business meet.
ing at 230. Mrs. Ray n. DAVIS
presiding Mrs NJ. c. Laven Will
present Mrs. Fred r. pnaum. who
will speak on the meaning of
Founders Day. Students from +.
L. {. will give appropriate musical
numbers. There will be simple
lighting ceremony. A nursery will
be in charge Of Girl Scouts. Tea
will be served by the mothers OF
Miss Saparee's room with Mrs
r. 6. Erickson. chairman.
Mary Lyons PIT. a. Will meet
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On Tuesday afternoon. 1T
o'eioek. Fnambsrs ~ ctseis os
ths fabithA society ~ the FIFss
Lutheran church viii bs guests u
Mrs. Charles Holmes al her homs.
1875 B0. Sheridan sys.
Wednesday. Al . 20 D. m, ths
naH u ths Brotherhood siil gather
fgf AZ All msmbershlp' dinner
which will be given In the church
pafigfs
Thursday afternoon. ~ 2 e'eiaeh
Mrs, ggaiaf Llngbefg will hs
hostess a, hsr nome. 2zx No ]
y. 10 msmbers AMI friends ~ tho
Wpman's Missionary society.
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Guild viii Meet FOR
Luncheon tuesday

Trinity Guild 81 Trinity Msiho.
dist Episcopal church will meet for
luncheon Of the Broadmoof Tues.
day at $3.50. on "wednesday the
Women's Missionary society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. G.
stevens, $500 ga q NJ A business
meeting at 1 "a M. win preesda de-
sotions and luncheon. There will
be mite box opening.
Queen Esther Circle will meet Mt
the parsonage on Thursday rye
ming At 1850 g. m. The Cleaners
Sunday school class viii meet with
Mrs. Frank AcCArty. 50T 30. 5tth
at. nj 2 .. m, Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Ophelis Garden Club
Changes Meeting Plans

Owing 80 unexpected ehanses n
plans. Mrs " A Harris who go
= slsav slides nf native tres -
Washington Al the Tuesday nfet.
lnk Il prhrlia Csffrn club VII -
sus = the eity AZ that time
Ms Clarence NathcF has skFe<d
= fin thn program IN her aheenes
tier snpsc vii ee Heather ahs
wili Illustrate her tsIk wssh istegesl
specimens adapted % sfe raesfis
Northwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Sodality Plans
Annual Dance
Group From SIS. Peter and
Paul Church TO Be Host
ess at Parish Hall

Final plans are being made
by the Young Ladies Sodality
of SITS. Peters and Paul church
for its annual Valetine card
party and dance to be held at
the parish hall, Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Miss Lucille Hendricks, general
chairman, is being assisted by the
following committees: tickets.
Misses Eta Sulkosky. Adela Sui
kosky, Lucille Hendricks; refresh
ments. Misses Margaret Loidham-
mer. Helen Truselo, Marion Wa
hoviak; music, Miss Martha Sui
kosky; publicity, Miss Stephanie
Orange, prizes, Miss Julia Wa
hoyiak, Margaret Loidhammer;
decorations, Misses Jane Doherty
Helen Truselo, Victoria SolkoWski.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
CLU BIS

Association of Past Noble
Grands will meet Monday for pot
luck luncheon at 1890 in Fisher S
Civic center. Special guests will
be newly installed noble grands
and vice presidents. Mt Tacoma
Rebekah past noble grands host
ess. Mrs. John Deering chairman.
Norma Auxiliary luncheon and
card party in Normanna hall,
Tuesday at 1890.
Or,illa Patrol Of the Maccabees
meetings Monday and Tuesday
evenings the latter at the home
Of Mrs. 6. Goetzka.
Corinthian Auxiliary, O. L. s..
will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Leslie Coubrough, 29Is No. 2ist
st. for 1890 luncheon Tuesday.
Mrs. Rachel skidmore Will assist.
Unity Temple monthly lunch
con at noon Thursday. Mrs. c. A.
Mills chairman. Afternoon meet
ing. 2:30 p. m.
Harvard Midland PIT. a. oxccu-
tive board Will meet Tuesday AZ
ternoon Al 230 at the Midland
school.
Typographical Auxiliary meets
Tuesday for luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Buchanan. Cele-
bration Of 18th birthday Of group
will be planned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Hunt Club Members Name
Mrs. }. H. Gilpin President
hsor Mathews NJ. F. H.; Plans FOR Purchasing Tally Ho
Made at Annual Board Meeting
Sunday Morning

charter member, Mrs Joseph Gilpn elected to the
presidency OF WOodbrook Hunt club when members of the
club met for their annual election following hunt and break
last Sunday morning Other newly officers Major
+ Mathews. NJ. F. H. Mr.. Hill Hudson, honorary NJ F. H.
and Miss Iris Bryan secretary and huntsman.
Inc board of directors includes Mrs Joseph Gipin and
Messrs Hill Hudson, A Burwood Kennedy J. f. Mathews
Lee Doud and o. Donald Cameron Mr. Frost Snyder retiring
president Is eX-ofcio member of the board Mrs j. F.
Mathews appointed official hostess for the club The new
membership committee consists of Miss Bryan and Messr
Snyder Doud. Cameron and John Dore IT. of Seattle Mrs
Gpn viii apDont activity committee at q ater date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07

Among the luncheon guests ~
Mrs. James &, Penney 81 whita
Plains. n. Y. ln tho Iridium roam
Of the ~ Regis holsi IN New York
CITY. February I we're Mira W. J
rlnehss Of Tacoma, Mrs. George
Mack II Seattle and Mira E. A
Bnfklsl Of Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
frsnL DfsLe D4vison 10
Give Fourth Lecture

The fourth IN series ~ five
lectures ny Frank Drake Dawson
viii he given III sts o'eguek Tuss.
day evening IN the Fiynt Coaxrr.
saslGnal church. Tfr ls0tufr viii
deal with th~ aeeund religious
awakening ~ the EngIlshsspeaAlng
people through The translation lnfa
English ~ tho fsihls. In hla talk
Mr.. pasIssn will tell haw the
sranslslins ~ the filhis into the
tongue ~ tho people brought the
word II tod directly 10 The masses
Tho translation tosk place IN ms
18th ard 10th centuries
Each ~ Mr., p@vssasss lectures
draws larger audience ard II IL
hoped that an especially large
group will crest ths sT'rsksv Tues.
day evening
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in the school auditorium. for a
Joint meeting with Pre- School. A
candle lighting service viii be
presented in observance Of Found
or's Day. Mrs. ~ j. Rinker viii
talk on, "Our Founders Day.
mothers Of Miss Gartrells room
will be hostcsseA. Executive board
TO meet Feb. 9th in the school a,
o'clock.
Whitman PIT. a. meets Thurs
day. Study club at ] O'Clock. Mrs.
S. S. Todd Will give her first dis
cussion OF n series OF. Family
Fables" Business meeting AT z
o'clock, Mrs. Arthur Hansen pre-
siding Founders Day will be
observed with candle lighting
service a student OF Ruth Rad
ford's dramatic school viii give
reading and music viii be fur
nished by 3rd grade pupils di.
rected by Miss Beatrice Long.
Tea will be- served In the lunch.
room by the third grade mothers.
Mrs Neil Ramsey. chairman. The
executive board viii meet Monday.
Feb. 9th At O'Clock In the Girl
Scout room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Aquinas Alumnae Group
VIII Skate al Lakewood

Members of the Aquinas Acad-
emy alumnae class Of 1887 will 20
ice skating together at Lakewood
Monday evening.
Included in the group are
Misses Classina Buffehon, Julia
Jean Leahey, Betty Lee, Mary
Ford, Shirley Jacobson, Margaret
Danz. Mary Doherty, Gail Donnel-
~. Thelma Durkee, Monica Flan-
nigan. Angelina Grubisa, Marion
Mccarthy and Margaret Burkey.
Miss Buffelien will be hostess for
the groups next meeting.
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Hospital Alumnse 10
Honor 1899 Class

The Tacoma General Hospital
Alumnae association will hold It's
monthly meeting on Wednesday
evening at o'clock in the reoep-
ton room Of the Nurses Home
The president. Mas Marianne
aeEaehren desires all members 10
be present 10 honor the elass Of
1880 and tho new director Of
nurses. Miss Harriet Klein. A
program has beea arranged The
evening Will Close With refresh
fnsnts served from fefseiery
table.
Directors viii hold their meet.
ing the same evening In thu re-
corders office af 7 - O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Church Units
Plan Affairs
Frat Baptist Church Circles
VIII Hold luncheons and
Teas During Wecl

Seven circles Of First Hap
tist church will meet during
the present week. Probably
most eolorful Of the programs
10 bc presented win he AZ the
meeting of Rose circle which
Will bc a pleasant tea given
BY the members in the church
narlsrs. Mrs. T.. u. Lung viii
he the speaker, telling Of
peasant life in French VII
lagos.
Yashsl circle VIII meet with ars
Phillip cAmmsfana. 1901 NJ SIN
It. Thursday foF Heen nnuhsan.
Nlsa Adelaide Fowler will assist.
Also meeting gor luncheon VII he
Vista circle, Mary Kemp and
Circle Five. on Wednesday At the
church Later tho members 1t tho
groups will attend a dsmnnasfas
ton AZ Fishers Give Center iioat-
eases VIII 10 Mrs Gale Thompson.
Mrs Paul Peterson, Mira ~ A.
Nehcr, Mrs Roy Mccall. Mrs.
George Webster. Mrs Waiter
Usher and Mrs pet.asa Nsds.
worth
Sunshine circle will siye a all
yer Valentine trs IN the church
parloFs later "Wednesday afternoon.
with Mira, A, " Mscnsckena and
Mrs Joseph Fairbanks az hastana.
Mfss Percy Crcath Smith viii hs
hostess the aamc day Ia members
of Lucy Dennsy circle At her
home. SO SO. Steele NJ Mrs J, H.
mansry viii assist Mias fiorsn1s
nanforth VIII present a program
on olsloa during the afternoon and
an exhibit Of colonial treasures viii
be shown.
}, O, Y. circle VIII meet for din.
ner Monday evening, February II
at the home of Mrs, Joseph Putss.
eeh. 553t Roosevelt ave.
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Second Daughters
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John Is. yishroek.
j., II Douglas. announce the birth
Of their second daughter. judith
Marie. sunday evening in Tacoma
General hospital Their ether
daughter is NaFilyn Ann who Is
three years. old Grandparents are
Rev and Mrs. Arthur Hyd0H and
M John yiebroek. ar Mrs Vie.
brock IL the Byd0~s Oldest dagsh.
ter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Graduate Nurses 70
Hear Two Papers

This Washington state Grad.
uste Nurses association, District
No. Q, VIII meet In the auditorium
of the Medical Art building NJ
4 o'clock Monday evening.
During the evening twD papers
viii be presented Tbs first an
Nursing Service Measured BY No.
cial Needs viii be given by Miss
Ruth Keeling and the second. "aa-
eial Trends Their influences on
Nursing" BY Miss Marian isean
Mas Glee Martin. executive sec
fntary from state headquarters.
~lll be a guest at tho meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Fraternity Plans Dinner
Dance at Country Club

Tacoma members Of the Uniyer-
sity OF Washington chapter Of
Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity are
looking forward 10 attending the
house formal dinner dance 10 be
held February II. At the Sand
Point Country club.
Among Tacoma members who
vii attend are Aessrs Richard
DAVIS. Peter Rudy, Theodore
Hughes. Harold Johnson. Sidney
Keii. Richard Klinge. Wesley Berg
man and JACK Merrill.
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During the regular business
meeting plans were made for the
purchasing Of a tally no to be used
by members and their guests for
following the hunt Other plans
include a hunt Feb. 10 and the
hunter trials TO be held sometime
in the spring.
The club was organized in 1926
and incorporated in 1881. Charter
members arc. Mrs. Gupin. Major
Mathews. Mr. Hudson and Miss
Bryan. It is one Of the major
organizations Of its kind in the
west. The organization owns 10
hounds. five Of which were brought
from hunt clubs in the cast. and
Is puppies who arc now being
trained.
Hostesses for the breakfast
which preceded the annual meet
ing Sunday were Mrs. Carrie Quill
Mrs. William Ryan and Mrs
Harry Johnson.
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Psychology Club TO
Hear Miss Chambers

Meeting Tuesday evening at
7:30 at the home of DR.. r. D.
Sinclair, 3417 No. 10th, the Psy-
chology club of the College of
Puget Sound has for its guest
speaker Miss J. Mae Chambers.
Her subject will be Speech De-
fects' Miss Barbara Longstreth
is the newly elected president of
the club, and Miss Louise Donelson
is the new secretary-trcasurer.
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Tho indian Wanasaa club VIII
lnret "Wednesday afteFnnan At J
n'pioth In thn sssslsufinm II IN
q Y fndlsn hospital Mrs ttasfy
n iniussnn has hsen lnsitssI -
HiVs 4 xarisn talk an "i'rsrafs.
ssans foF tipssnx riaatsHx me
new affisers ~ The kfnaip airs Mrs..
ksla ffrr~eg. president Mfs.
fillle Tsttis. vice pfssttsnts Mrs.
fatatta Vslis, secretary. ard Mrs.
Allr. itunt. treasurer Tea during
the eucsai hour ain be served ~
tho officers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07
Mr.. CroH Surprised Of
Birthday Party

On the oceaai0n q his 5fst nrfb-
day Wednesday. Mr.. J. u. croli
Of beth and Mckinley ave. was
surprised ~ group Of relatives
and friends. Those present lnelad.
ed Hrs. J u Croli. Mr.. ard Mrs.
II II. Frankly and son Nahion. and
Mr. and Mrs. T. l. Brown A Duf-
fet supper yss served during the
evening,