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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-18

of last week at Ocean City.
Allen P. Schoolfield, Jr., has been
the guest of relatives in Pearisburg,
Va.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna, Of Balti-
more, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
r. Lee Hall.
Mrs. C. F. Flitton, Of Baltimore,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Young, near town.
Mr.. Raymond Tawes, Of Florida, is
the guest of his sister. Mrs. John b.
Hill and Mr.. Hill.
Little Miss Joe Sue Pate, of Parks
ley, is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. w. Costen.
Miss Joyce Headley spent last week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. C. Headley in Crisfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gremmel have
returned from an enjoyable trip thru
Virginia via the Skyline Drive.
Miss Maude Payne left Tuesday to
enroll in the Wilbro School of Beauty
Culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Ham and
son, John, spent last week in New
York attending the Worlds Fair.
Miss Betty Powell has returned to
Baltimore after a three weeks visit
with Mrs. Arinthia Powell.
Mrs. A. s. Rowland, Of Baltimore,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. G. E.
Schoolfield of Walnut st.
Miss Ruth Powell is the guest of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Powell at Marion, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dix motored to
Baltimore over the weekend.
Master Billy Kerbin, Of Snow Hill,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles X. Howard.
Miss Rosemary Slocomb, r. NJ, has
returned to Philadelphia after spend
ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Mollie Slocomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Johnson are Wis
iting their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Lednum in
Cambridge.
.,r n q =
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover C. Birmingham
spent several days in Philadelphia,
last week as guests Of Miss Gladys
Clogg.
Misses Jean and Dorothy Littleton
are spending some time with their
aunt, Mrs. Howard Lynch, in Green's
boro, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Young
have returned to Chester, Pa, after a
visit with relatives here and in Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Nell o. Walker, of Philadel-
phia, enroute to Virginia Beach, stop
ped in Pocomoke for a brief stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Macleod.
Mrs. Edward F. Wilson has return
ed to Salisbury after spending the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coleburn and
daughter, of Upper Darby, Pa, spent
a part of last week with is parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Coleburn.
Mr.. Earl Landing has returned to
Orlando, Florida, after spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Landing Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Denston, of
Chester, Pa, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Denston, on
Hayward Road.
Mrs. r. I. Owens is a patient in
the Johns Hopkins Hospital where
she is undergoing observation and
treatment.
Mr.. w. Wilson Taylor, agricultural
teacher, Westmoreland County, Va,
Ia the guest of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Garland D. Bull.
Messrs. Charles X. Howard and son.
Charles T. Howard, made a business
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
Many Attend Picnic OF
Arts and Science Club

Members Of the Arts and Science
club met Wednesday afternoon for
picnic at Titlow beach park. Tho
affair was the first social activity
Of the group under the leadership
of the new officers. Mrs. Irving
Thompson, social chairman, and
her committee were In charge Of
the arrangements for the picnic,
to which children of members were
invited.
Those who attended were Mrs.
Walter M. Smell, Mrs. Edward j.
Martin, Mrs. John Lemon and
Mary Jacqueline, Mrs. Kurt Kar-
min and Werner, Mrs. Elbridge y.
Phelps and Moulton and Rosaiind,
Mrs. Clarence Bigger and David.
Dan and Carol, Mrs. d. {. Lawson
and Billie. Mrs. Kenneth Clipping
dale. Mrs. S. q. Smith. Mrs. Verne
Johnson, Mrs. Fred Matzat and
Yvonne. Mrs. Richard Meyer. Mrs.
John y. Smith. Mrs. Michael De
Vote and Gloria.
Mrs. J. y. Mathieson and velma,
Mrs. Gerhard Bahr and Donna
Mrs. Irving Thompson and Clara.
Mrs. Ralph Lewis and Carol Jean
and Ronald; Mrs. Jack Walker,
Mrs. Walter Sievert1on and Ann
Laurie, Mrs. J. o. Brown, Mrs.
r. d. Medic. Mrs. Carl Messner
and Serbia. Mrs. M. BIlgsrd and
Gerry. Mrs. NJ. Leedy. hrs. r..
Boskovich. Mrs. Il. Leamon and
niece. Barbara Holt, and Mrs. II.
Love and Mary Lou and Larry.
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Dinner 10 Marx Anniversary
and Birthdays

Marking the anniversary We'd
nesdsy Of Mr.. Berge's mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. G. Hiett,
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Berge will en-
terrain Thursday evening at q
dinner al Point Defiance. The
party also will be the occasion for
the celebrating Of several family
birthdays. To Be cOmpiimented
along with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiett viii
be Mrs. Berges brother, Ar. An
drew Portfolios. who with Mr.. Por-
toIos II visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Berge
from their home in San Francisco.
Thursday Is Mr.. Portfolios birthday.
II has been several years since
Mrs. Berge and her brother have
visited together.
The dinner viii also honor the
hosts son. Robert Berge. who viii
celebrate his birthday Saturday.
The hostess birthday, also To be
marked, is Aug. 2. Lorelei Berge.
laughter Of the hosts, will also be
present
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Scouts Conclude
Second Session
AR-Csmp Feast Is Closing
Affair ~ Camp
81. AIbsns

Ninty Girl Scouts and
connselors At II. Albans con.
cluded their second session
Sunday with 4 large salmon
bake. followed BY crew races
between the nnits and the
staff. The girls assisted in
serving the all-camp feast. An
opera the previous night be.
fore candle footliRhts provid-
ed 4 gay evening with "Ferdi.
nand the Bull La Cucha-
racha" and "Shorten'n Bread"
dramatised in operate fash
ion. Leaves became admission
tickets, prima donnas were
rewarded with bouquets. and
punch was served In the
foyer" 10 the brightly cos
tuned group.
Gloria Swanson. = camper. re-.
ceived her Junior Life SAVING
award while "a siria received Rod
Cross beginners and swimmers
awards. A group Of airla who
initiated msrionssts making ~ q
camp hobby included Della Mas
Williams, Marprie Wolfe. Nancy
sIaydsn. Barbara Jean crawforth
Annabelle Martin and Luwayns
Engwall.
Again this session the older
girls trip 10 upper Lena lake WA
repeated with the following 10
Pioneers" making the trip: Lor-
eta pittman. Jsoqueiins Dennis.
Juanita johnson. Annsbells De
tsuca. rsts. Lahey. Jerry osberx,
Marilyn zumhoff. Mariiyn Murray.
Babbie Ewes and Mariiyn Thlsis.
Several of the group climbed "a
Frozen lake.
Girl Scouts now At camp for
the last season include. Dolores
Anderson. Norma Archer. Patricia
Ann Baker. Beverly Diane Bifd.
June BoIyi. Patricia Brandt. Mary
Jo Bremner. Barbara Buck. Wanda
Burkhart. Kathryn Lea Carpenter,
Edith Cuitum, Violet Davies. Peg
ny Jeanne Deering. Elixsb<sh re
Mile. CharIecn Finson. Barbara
Freishoim. 10 Anne Fitch. 10 Anne
Garland. Marcia Lee Harwood.
Janet Hartwicb. Loulse Jeckiin.
Ruth Marie johnson. Shirley Kirk.
ham, Jean hocfes. Wsynstts
Kitchener. Mildred Morris. Mary
Jane Nordfors. Wilma Jean Owen.
Lucy Margaret Palmer. Fay RoE-
ers Patricia Bskor. Shirley Sin
clair. Margaret Jsns Sssdman.
Joyce Sullivan. Husan Les swan
son. virgiHis Taylor. Claire
Thompson. Yyonne wsllman, Mar
gle Ann Williams, JAequeiins Den.
nls. Molils Dennis. Dorothy DEN
ME. shirley jackson and Marie
Robertson.
A few places ara stiii open for
Brownis camp which siii bs held
from Aug. 10 10 20
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B. c. MAJ, Held
For Mail Fraud

los ANGELES n m N Ell
schnltx. Vancouver. n. g.. seriously
wounded In the aide and ons isG.
was held for federal authorities
for Investigation In connection
with mail theft and forgery which
postal authorities estimate has
amounted 10 $4,000 tho past -
years.
Schultz. more recently II Han
isernafdine. Cal. was taken Into
custody when he wss caught ~.
s<rtsdiy attempting 10 cash . vet.
Grams compensation check which
did not t~lonK 10 him. DIE was
shot twice when hs attempted ~
fiss from shsrlffs dspstIss.
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Arlene Mccoy
Mrs. Kenneth Neher Enter
fains for Fiancee OF
Mr.. EIdon lindIey

For Miss Ailene Louise Nc
Coy, who will become the
bride Aug. 5 of Mr.. Eldon
Lindley, Mrs. Kenneth Neher
entertained as a miscellaneous
shower Tuesday evening. AS
sisting the hostess at the sup
per hour, were Mrs. Edward
Quinn and Mrs. Ruth Mouat.
Following an evening of games,
a late supper was served, an ar
rangement of gladioli centering
the table.
Those present were Miss Mar
jorie Roberts, Miss Edna Harris,
Miss Irene Beckman, Mrs. Howard
Sekstrom. Mrs. Virgil Gibson, Mrs.
James Ellison, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs,
Mouat and the guest of honor.
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The N0rk BROUGHT To

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Eisas.
ser. RI /, Box %. son, June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dofmand H. stor-
en-. Seattle. daughter. June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle r. Copeland.
i20s 50. Fife st.. son. June 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esri Jones. nc. 4.
Boz 7sz-E, son, June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd u. Dixon.
RI. 2. BOZ 1875. son, June 10.
Mr.. and Mira Willis ID. Fenton.
Puyallup. daughter. June 10
Mr.. and Mira Herman ". Moser.
RI 2. Box 63i. daughter, June AZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. cozzetfi.
lib No. Alder IT.. son. June II.
Mr. and Mrs julius e. vining
ToksIand. daughter. June ~
Mr. and Mrs. Robert r. Fordies.
1851 50. Madison st.. son. June n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamss y. Marshall.
5zT Eas t0th at. son, July l.
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield ~ Powell.
siit no. Cedar a.. daughter.
July ..
Mr. and Mrs. Earl ~. Davis. szs
No. J st. daughter. June 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo ~. Becker.
5s2z Park ave. daughter. June -
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd \. csilshzn.
COZ 10. Ainsxorth ave. daughter.
June ~.
Mr.. and Mrs NsIIo Grass. 3i4
IA. z7fh IT.. son. June n.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Stuart w. Cox,
soz 50. Tacoma ave. son. June -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke w. FsirchiId,
soi No. ! IT.. son. June %.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Minard r. Hslnes.
507 80. Cakes at. daughter. June 3.
Mr.. and Brs. Maynard n. Fieids.
5z45 80. Thompson ave. daughter.
June 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond W. Buck
ner. 320s 50. 18th st.. son. July /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond n. Fort
nsy. 743z 50. Tacoma way. daugh-
ter. June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip M. Martin.
sumner. daughter, june 70.
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Mr.. and Mrs. HenIon
Entertain Son and DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Hanlon, 1915
SO. Sheridan ave, have had as
their guests the past ten days.
their son, Mr.. John J. Hanlon Of
San Francisco. Calf. and their
daughter, Mrs. s. c. Roehm Of San
Bernardino. Calf. The visit was
family reunion since 1t has been
seven years since the family has
been together.
During their stay. old scquaint-
ances were renewed and trips were
made to the lakes and mountain
and to Seattle. On their return
trip. Mr.. Hanlon and Mrs. Roehm
viii visit friends and relatives in
Portland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Hfubie.
coupeyilIs. daughter. June 70.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arehls n. Meade.
Auburn. daughter. July 0.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest w. zier-
man. stos 50 oskss 81. daughter.
July 2.
Mr.. and Mfs. Donald w. Aeisou.
sis No. 4tb a.. daughter. July q
Mr.. and Mrs. AysFiii Andsfson.
4Bi7 No. FsNcstt ans. daughter.
July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l. Hutch
ms. tzz NO. ! at. daughter. July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs William w. Nelson.
Engmeisw, daughter. May ~.
M. ana Mrs Frederick A. Hob
eemb. s2o7 so. oskss at. daughter.
May 10
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene csppeiio,
is5s ~. clshmAn ave. daughter.
June II.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy ~ Adams.
tziz No. Gregory 81. son. May ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin J. Jshnsoa.
sisz ~. q g.. daughter. May "a
Mr.. and Mrs.. William X Btrsas~
sf. Ashford. son. May ~.
Mr. ana Mfs William =. nur-
ply. ZIG No. J st.. daughter. Nay
a..
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Irving,
RI 7. Box 81. son, May -.
Mr. and Mrs Albert VIM. Car
bone. 1917 10. N 81. son. May 81.
Mr.. and Mira jules 4. Morrison.
Eibs. son. June 2
Mr.. and Mrs.. Truman r. Web
sisr, 1909 80. sist st. son. June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs John q. Matthew'S.
Seattle, son. June I.
Mr.. and Mira Robert n. Weller,
si6 No. J 1T. daughter. June q.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harold D. Hayes.
1907 So. Proctor st., daughter.
June 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. ohlson.
son. June 10.
Mr.. and Mira. Gikam NlshInaxa.
l7is 30. Fswestt ave, son. june 9. |
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Marks Birthday Of Small Son

Mrs. Robert Kellogg entertained
Friday for her small son, Bobby,
on the occasion of his first birth
day.
Guests were Mrs. w. Fieny and
Patsy. Mrs. Jack Frost and Gail,
Mrs. A. Llewellyn and Myrna and
Darleen, Mrs. z. Sapp and Dom
ma, Mrs. Morris Owen and Warner,
Mrs. Roy Rheans and Jerry. Mrs.
Russell kitto and Russell, jr.,
Mrs. Hendricks and Billie and
Tommy, Mrs. NJ. jackson and For
est. Mrs. K. Wheelock, Mrs. c.
Nelson and Linden, Mrs. James
Devlin, Miss Kay Devlin, Miss
Bertha Deylin, Mrs. w. Cain, Mrs.
Ray Case, Miss Minnie Hill. Miss
Nellie Jacks and Miss Evelyn
Jacks.
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ARREST 2 As BECCARS

Arrested BY dstsetivss Ipvesti.
eating complaints ~ downtown
''mooehinT." James Darcy. ~. and
Clay Hodges. 81. wsrs jailed eysf'
night for investigation. Darcy. 49,
oordink 70 Detectives A, y. rssFav
and i.esniek. became lneensed when
questioned about numerous eom-
paints of begging In the vicinity
~ fsth ard Pacific. where bo<h
wsfs arrested.
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The bride, escorted by her father.
wore a gown of white mousseline
d'soie and a finger-tip veil, which
was held to her head with orange
blossoms. She carried a sheaf Of
Gala lilies.
Miss Ruth Systrom was maid OF
honor, wearing powder blue
georgette gown and carrying a
bouquet Of sweet peas and rose
buds. with a spray OF stephanotis
in her hair. The other attendants
were Miss Roberta Flanagan and
Miss veryian Rasmussen. Both
wore taffeta gowns-one yellow.
the other peach and both carried
bouquets similar 10 that Of the
maid OF honor. Miss Doris May
Reiman was the Granddaughter.
Mr.. Kenneth Anderson acted ~
best man for his brother and ush-
ers were Memrs. George Helmer
and Lane burlington.
At the reception which followed
in the church pariors. Mrs. Harris
received. with members Of the
bridal party. In gown % powder
blue crepe. The bridegrooms
mother wore rose lace. Both wore
corsages Of gsrdenias.
Floral decorations included bas-
kets Of colorful garden flowers and
centering the collation. table was
the wedding cake which was top
ped with a wedding ring and dove.
Sweet peas and tail white tspers
completed the table decorations.
Mrs. Bertha Carter. aunt of the
bride, cut the brides cake snd Mrs.
Edna Reiman and Mrs. Blanche
Borsidi were IN charge Of the
gifts.
The bride and bridegroom left
later on trip 10 the San Fran
cisco fair and TO Los Angeles, Mrs..
Anderson wearing navy blue
sheer with navy tOpcoat- Her
accessories were white and shs
wore a white orchid. Upon their
return, they win make their home
In the Florence apartments.
The bride Ia a graduate ~ Lin
coin high tchooi. a past president
Of Theta Rho and former officer
Of Cedar assembly, Order Of Rain
bow for Glris. Mr.. Anderoon also
graduated from Lincoln.
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hfa ufah4ms fuwelI ~ In
Annie Wright seminary and Mrs.
q. !. Young presided cvsr ths tsa
service - Wednesdays tennis 10.
Mira EaSi Mstsrcekey We chair.
man II ths affair and her cemmls.
Tee memh<re we're Mfs Neno odiin.
Mfs Edward n. King. Mrs Paul
niiisnes and MrA Thcuae y
Mnrrhey.
summer fle~eFs n rfrfssnIna.
were u<ra throughout ne scorss
n the clubhouse and csnssrsna ~
tee tahie Vas mcdssnlsttc Ar
rsnnemsnt II sisdicii. harley and
hiue and white fiaweFs Ths ZEN.
tsrrses@ ~as arranged ~ Mrs. J.
Fred ken~erfhy.
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VowsExchsnsed
In PuysIIup
Miss Finch Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Christensen
at Church Rites

In a setting of white
gladioli, pink snapdragons and
blue hydrangea, and in the
presence of a large assembly
of relatives and friends. Miss
Margaret Marie Finch. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Anne Finch of
us West Pioneer ave. and
Mr., John w. Christianson. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chris
Hanson of Route 3, Puyallup.
were married at Peace Luth-
eran church Wednesday eve
ming at $50 o'clock. The Rev.
Erwin II. Jahr. pastor of the
church, read the vows
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Wayne Finch,
and wore A gown of white mar
quisette with short train and long
veil and Juliet cap with lace.
She carried gandenias. Her at
tendants were Miss Lillian Colman.
who wore chartreuse chiffon: Miss
Doris Absher, wearing dust pink
net; Miss Jean Anderson, whose
costume was turquois blue chiffon;
Miss Laura Nix. in peach lace. and
Miss Patricia Absher, in blue lace.
Mr.. William SIZZLING acted as best
man and the ushers were Messrs.
AL Sletvett and Norman Sather.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Marie
Cornell sang AT Dawning" and Il
Love You Truly"
Following the wedding. a recep-
ton was held in the social rooms
Of the church which were decorated
with sweet peas and baby breath.
In the receiving line with the bride
and bridegroom were their parents,
and the brides brother and wife.
Presiding were Mrs. r. l.. Absher
OF Puyallup and Mrs. p. J. Ander-
son of Seattle, an aunt of the bride.
who were assisted by Mrs. RUDE
Larson, Mrs. Lowell Mahaffie and
Mrs. Jack Snider. Mrs. Larson cut
ting the wedding cake.
For going away, Mrs. Christian
son wore a coral knit suit and blue
sport coat and hat with accom-
panying accessories. The honey
moon will be spent in California
and on their return, Mr.. and Mrs.
viii reside at 71s
West Pioneer ave.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Christianson
are graduates of Puyallup high
school and Mr.. Christianson also
attended Washington State college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
Custer Relief Corps TO
Meet for Luncheon

Custer Woman's Relief corps.
No. 2, Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, is planning pot-luck lunch
con for Saturday at 1890 o'clock
in the armory. Mrs. w. L. Marden
will be hostess.
A business session will be held
ut 100 o'clock, with Mrs. B. T.
Bryan, president, presiding. There
will be an installation of officers.
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Tacoma Circle TO Entertain
Chehslis Group

Tacoma circle. Seighbors Of
Woodcrsft. Will be hort Monday
evening In Eagles hall 70 members
Of Chehalis circle. Circles Of the
city are invited TO attend. az spe-
cial efforts are being made BY the
committee In charge for their en-
tertainment.
Mrs. @. Beeler Is the chairman
and members Of the guard team
are assisting her. A potiuck sup
per ~ being planned 10 follow the
meeting.
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Plan Annual Picnic

The Women Of the Moose viii
hold their annual picnic at Alling
park. So. Goth and Sheridan. on
Friday. All members are cordially
invited TO attend. There viii be
potluck luncheon at noon. All
planning TO attend are asked to
bring their own table service. cof-
fee and cream Will be provided.
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Civic Music Association
Plans Membership Drive
Executive Board Meets 70 Line Up Teams and Elect
Captains; Makes Plans for Annual Dinner
IN Hotel Winthrop; Reports Given

Ieas were drawn up and captains named for the ninth
annual CIVIC Music drive Sept II to L. when members
the executive board of the Tacoma Civic Music association
met tuesday evening in the office of its president Dr. Charles
BeCreery Dr. McCreery presided the business session
during the evening reports of the various committees
were given and the large increase IN the associations
bershp announced At the present time the group has
the largest waiting list of prospective members it has had
since its organization.
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Philomsihes Club 10 Picnic
Al Point Defiance

The annual picnic Of the Bellsr-
mine High School Philomathes
club Will be held at Point Def.
anee park Aug. y at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. o. c. HAfsos is chairman
for the affair, assisted by Mrs.
A. c. Conner. Mrs. J. Ribsr, Mrs..
J. c. Hinckley. hrs. y. Foley, Mrs.
l.. strobeI. Mrs. v. schlatisr. Mira.
NJ. =. Brady and Mrs.. J. c. Fltz.
patrick
Members Of the club and their
families are cordially invited.
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Harris Anderson Vows Read
At CandIeIisht Rites
Wedding Takes Place Wednesday Evening in sprssue
Memorial Presbyterian Church; New Home 70 be
Made Here Following California Trip

The wedding of Miss Virginia May Harris daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Harold O. Harris and Mr. Orrin Anderson
Of Mr. and Mrs Harry Anderson took place Wednesday
ming at candeght service in Sprague Memorial Presby
terrain church. The ceremony psvormed mt o'clock by
the pastor, the Rev. Arthur b. Van Zante.
Vows exchanged in setting of white glado and
palms Accompanied by Miss May Meyer, Miss Fay A.
Bounds sang From All the World I've Chosen You" and
"At Dawnng"
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Shower Fetes
Miss Athow
Miss kalma Steiro Honors
Bride-Elecf Of Mr..
Palmer n. Steiro

Complimenting Mss Mir.
lam Athow and Mr.. Palmer
H. Steiro, who are to be mar
ried Aug. %, Miss Kalma
Steiro entertained at a bridal
shower Tuesday evening,
Floral decorations were pink
snapdragons with purple lark
spur and maroon and yellow
snapdragons. Fifty-six guests
were present.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs
w. Ellener, Mr.. and Mrs. p. o.
Steiro, Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Steiro,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fatland, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. II. Athow, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Matson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rosie,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mann, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Han
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rice, Mrs.
Carrie Benjamin, Mrs. A. Fatland,
Mrs. c. Myhre, Mrs. J. H. Lang
don, Mrs. L. johnson, Mrs. o.
Wollan, Mrs. J. Matson, Mrs. c.
Whitcombe, Mrs. NJ. Mccormick,
Mrs. p. Bordsen, Mrs. r. Peterson,
Mrs Louise Mankp Mrs O X
Hansen, Miss Dorothy Tollefson,
Miss Nora johnson, Miss Marie
johnson, Miss Dena johnson, Miss
Lorna Wollan, Miss Doroth y
Athow, Miss Allie Matson, Miss
Natalie Blk, Miss Constance Mar
tin, Miss Doris Steiro, Miss Orna
Steiro, Miss Nina Hansen, Miss
Carol Rosie and Messrs. Earl ID.
Mann. Floyd Athow, Bob Athow
and Adelbert Athow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
On Motor Trip 10
World'x Fair

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c. Akin. az
1905 SO. Fswcett ave. are now
On motor trip TO visit the Worlds
Fair at San Francisco, expecting
10 stay several days. They will
then leave for Los Angeles To visit
close friends and relatives. They
expect 10 return TO Tacoma the
latter part Of August.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
Daughter Born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Sommer

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sommer
of 3014 No. Lawrence st, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter, their first
child. July 80 at the Tacoma Gen.
eral hospital. Grandparents shar-
ing in the welcoming Of the little
girl are DR.. and Mrs. r. ]. Coffee
of San Francisco, and Mrs. B.
Sommer, also of San Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

Sept IL was announced as the
date for the groups annual dinner
to be held in the Crystal ballroom
of Hotel Winthrop. The dinner
will officially open the assoeia-
tons membership drive.
During the week preceding the
drive, old members will be given
the privilege Of renewing their
memberships. Beginning Sept. IL.
memberships will be issued in order
of the payment of dues.
In her report, Mrs. Ida Morisse,
treasurer, announced that TO date,
the organization had received the
largest number OF renewals in its
history.