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La gaceta., 1939-08-26
DONNA A LOS "FASCISTOl
DIES" Ell GOBIERNo CHILE.
NO DEL FRENTE POPULAR

Santiago, Chile, agosto &c,
-Apoyado por miles de ira
bajadores, que Sc ofrecieron
como voluntarios, ell gobierno
del Frente Popular tiene hoy
dominada la rebellion de algu-
nos grupos de militares chile
nos.
Tn decreto del presidente
Pedro Aguirre Cerda declara
la naci6n en- estado de sitio
durante un mes.
Una nota del gobierno con.
gratula a las organizaciones o.
breras por su cooperation.
La revuelta sc inici6 en- ell
regimiento de a~rtilleria de
Tacna V Sc extendi6 a otros
dos. La mayoria de los solda-
dos, sin embargo, rehusaron
acatar las 6rdenes de los je-
fes y los carabineros y la MI
licia socialista salieron a de :
fender ell regimen.
Los lfderes de la revuelta .
sonel general A. Herrera, que
Sc encuentra bajo arresto, Y Ell
general Carlos Ibahez, jefe dc
los fascistas chilenos, que bus
CO asilo en- la legaci6n para.
guaya.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

riet dice que ell pacto es.ipula
que 81 Alemania es declarada
culpable de aggression contra
cualesquiera otra potencia oc,
cidental, ell pacto quedara nj
10 Y perdera su"valor.
Sobre esta Interpretation,
sin embargo, NADIA Sc ha dicho
en- Moscu.
"Puede considerarse ell pac-
to, ademas, como una tregua
en- su caracter politico, no
.ideol6gico." Ha llegado a An.
CORA ell embajador aleman
Won Papen.
Los peri6dicos fascistas tia
lianos hablan hoy de guerra y
~ Achiile Starace, en- ell 'Resto
del Carlino" afirma que la revi
sion del tratado de Versailles
lapidamente. La situaci6n esta
cristalizando. MarchamOs con
pasos largos hacia la nueva Eu-
ropa. Quien Sc oponga al Eie
debe perecer, y los polacoS, que
hoy sc interponen EN- ell libre pa
so de Alemania y tratan de evil
tar la devoluci6n de Danzig, den
tro de pocos meSes lloraran la
loeura que les ha puesto EN- ell
mismo canine que tan mereci-
damente siguiera la difunta
ChecOeslovaqui.
Sc acerca ell dia de las gran
des realizaciones, por los ne
dos pacifico o con las armas en-
la manO. Italia Hegara a su OBJ
jetivo y rapidamente. Italia
Marcia irresistiblemente hacia
la victoria"
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

Londres. agosto 26.-Luego
de conferencicar con Adolf Hit
Ter en- Berlin, es aguardado a.
qui, por aeroplano, ell embaia-
dor Sir Neville Henderson.
Trae ell embajador, segun Sc
caIcula, las d2mandas finsles
de Hitler Y ell plazo que conce-
de para qye sean satisfechas.
Alemania tom6 aver medidas
de tempo de guerra, cortando
las ccmunicaciones con ell exte-
rior y dando mayor intensidad
a los preparativos.
Hitler, segdn las dltimas I'M
presiones, invadira a Danzig y
Polonia 81 ell gobierno polaco no
lie concede estas demands:
La entrega de D7nzig y gu
incorporation al Reich, sin con
diciones; los derecaos econ6mi-
cos de Polonia sera salvaguar-
dados, en- Danzig, pero a cambio
de un pacto de no-agresi6n que
reemplace, con mejores condi-
clones para Alemania, ell que
Berlinhubo de denvnciar en- el
mes de abril, y derecho de Ale
mania, en- cuanto a Pomorza, LA
mazda ell Corredor, a tener una
carretera y un ferrocarril.
Mientras sc dan a conocer las
gestiones finales, Polonia, In
glaterra y Francia Sc preparan
para 10 que pueda suceder.
Ell hecho de que Hitler haya
cortado las comCnicaciones, Sc
interpreta como que Sc prepare
para atacar.
Tngiaterra do aver otra prue
ba de su buena fe a Polonia, fir
mando con ella una alianza mi
litar.
La alianza protege a Polonia
contra la aggression nazi Y al mis-
mo tempo contra una possible "a
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

Inglaterra y Polonia firma-
ron aver TN pacto militar, en-
prueba de la buena fe que ami
ma a la primera en- cuanto a su
aliada.
Firnlar un pacto militar con
Inglaterra, que no tiene todavia
un verdadero ejercito, es como
firmarlo con la Cochinchina.
ST la guerra Sc declarara ma
mana, originada por ell salvajis-
mo "nazi", Polonia tendra que
reSistir, sOla, ell empuje del e
jercito "nazi'.
Ell ejercito polaco sabe que la
escuadra inglesa es la mas po-
derOsa del mundo; pero en- cuan
to a ejercito de ayuda, Polonia
solo tenia una esperanto /: la Ru-
STA Soviet.
Francia hara honor a su pala-
bra y atacara en- la frontera de
Alemania; pero sera una que
IRA de -posiciones defensivas
contra posiciones defensivaS, d
ma guerra lenta, larga...
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
UNA POSTAL DE
JOSE MARTINEZ

BESIDE Miami nos envia unl
postal ell querido amigo jose
Martinez, presidente del Comitt
Popular Democratico.
Miami es en- verdad una ciu-
dad maravillosa, particularmen
te en- la parte de Miami Beach"
Jose pasara ALI unos Is dias
y Sc march6 de esta ciudad Ell
pasado sabado.
Reiteramos nuestros buenos
deseos por su salud.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

obra inspirada en- ell afecto sim
cero cue siente por cubanos, Cs-
paholes e italianos, soportes del
progreso de Tampa.
Esperase una concurrencia de
varios centenares de hombres y
mujeres.
Comedies ciudadanos latinos
han sido invitados especialmen-
te.
Por primera vez en- los 1lti-
mos amos, ell sentimiento de la
colOnia latina esta undo en- pro
de la reelection de Mr.. Chancey.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

Hitler, enemigo de Alemanla,
de las nacioneS democraticas V
de la humanidad, demanda dc
lPolonia, a la que pretende ate
rrorizar, la entrega incondic;o-
nal de Danzig, una porci6n del
Corridor y un pacto de no-agre-
sion qre el pueda romper GUAM
do lie convenga.
Ahora la preston indirecta Sc
hace en- esta forma, por parte
de Inglaterra 81 Alemania alta
ca y Polonia recurre a las ar
mas, la defenderemos; pero 81
Alemania acepta negociar, sin
apelar a la fuerza, entonces... Il
asunto queda a resolver entire e.
liza y Polonia.
De modo que a Hitler sc lie d.
ce: 81 aceptas las negociaciones,
y "salvamos nosotros la cara,
tendras a Danzig y una parte
del Corredor; pero 81 atacas a
Polonia Y ell ejercito polaco re-
pele la agresi6n, como ha pro-
metido, entonces iremos a la
guerra, 10 mismo que Francia.
Sc lie mrestra a Hitler ell ca
minO para obtener 10 que desea
sin recurrir a las armas pero
el Fuhrer quiere la humiliation
de Polonia, porque humillando
a los polacoS de paso pisotea la
va deSprestigiada reputacci6n
de Chamberlain y Daladier.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
FRANCO DESEA UNA ES-
CUADRA MAYOR

Madrid, agosto 26.-El ge.
neral Franco anuncia que &c
propone %construir, en- un pla-
10 de II amos, una escuadra
compuesta por 4 acorazados.
Is cruceros y 60 submarines.
ademas de barcos auxiliares, q
un costo de S4OO, 600, 900.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

La Russia SOVleI ia a Il
favor de las causas de todos los
paisss debiles Y atropellados en-
los 1ltimos amos, incluyendo a
Ethiopia, Espana, China, Che
coeslovaquia...
Inglaterra ,en Gambia, anne
naz6 cuando 10 de Abisinia v
.Mussolini Sc burl6 cruelmente
de ella. Los tories, sereS tan
peligrosos para la humanidad
como los .totalitarios, permitie-
ron que los etiopes freran ga
seados, vencidos y extermina-
dos.
Russia acudi6 en- socorro de
Espana y ayud6 al preblo espa-
mol en- la medida possible, consi-
derando la distancia.
Francia e Inglaterra lie hicie-
ron proposiciones a Franco, to-
leraron la intervention disfra-
zada de- no-intervenci6n, con-
sintieron la uirateria en- ell Medi
terraneo y finalmente cerraron
para ell pueblo espanol las puer-
tas de la frontera. Como excu-
sa dijeron Chamberlain y Da-
ladier que Espana Sc habia IDOL
sevGuizado'.
AL invadir los japoneses a
China, Inglaterra crey6 por
cuanto MoScu 10 habfa dado a
entender asf, que Russia Sc ZEN
redarfa" en- una guerra con To-
kio.
Russia peso bien las cosas, es-
timandO que 81 sus ~intereses E.
ran atacados sufrfan ell mismo
maltrato los de Inglaterra,
Francia, Alemania y Estados
Unidos, y propuso la acci6n con
junta.
Inglaterra rehus6 aceptar la
acci6n conjunta, diciendo para
SUI caletre: tie veras obligada a ir
a la guerra, aunque no quieras,
tie desangraras, te debilitaras y
despues tie impondremos condi-
clones.
MoscG comprendi6 ell juego
de los tories Y Sc decide POI
ayudar a China ndirectamente.
Entonces, mas tarde, los nipo-
mes sometieron a prueba la ca
pacidad de resistencia del ejer-
cito russo.
Atacaron en- Chankufeng Y
f eron batidos agredieron en- la
frontera de la Mongolia y fue-
ron derrotados.
Ell pacto nazi-sovietico es D
bra de la perfidia inglesa, a la
que Russia contest6 como Cham
berlain merecia.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para Ia tafde d
hoy. Nublados Y lluvias ocasio
males para mahana domingo,
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell enemigo del mundo. = Pacto militar. Ru
STA e Inglaterra. = La verdad en- su lugar.

bros, despreciativamente; Mos
eli asegur6 que acudiria en- So
zorro de Checoeslovaquia, con
su ejercito y su aviaci6n, 81
Francia e Inglaterra hacian 70
mismo, pero Chamberlain va ha
bfa resuelto "apaciguar' en- MI
Mich Y Daladier lie seguia, CO.
mo ell perro a su amo.
En- Munich, segin los que
presumen de bien enterados, In
glaterra, ademas de humillar al
Soviet, con ell cual no quiso con-
tar, lie hizo proposiciones a Hit
Ter de manos libres, o cast Ii
bres, en- Ell este de Russia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-07
Ray Thompsons
To Be Hosts
VIII Entertain With Father
Al GrsveIIy Lake Home
Sunday Afternoon

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thompson
and their father. Mr.. Walter j.
Thompson of Gravelly lake.
will entertain Sunday after
noon at a cocktail party and
picnic supper TO be served on
the beach. Swimming and
boating will fill the afternoon
hours.
Those invited for the afternoon
are Mr.. and Mrs. Norton ciapp,
Mr.. and Mrs. T>orne McKendry.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Godfrey OF
Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Willi-
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lyman,
Capt. and Mrs. y. p. Antonovich.
Gen. and Mrs. Carlos Pennington,
Or. and Mrs. ssIter. Col. and Mrs.
A. w. McMorris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Townsend Of Carmel. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cain, Mrs.
Margaret Tiliey and daughter.
Margaret.
DIR. and Mrs. Paul Hsfiock. Capt.
and Mrs. Robert crichlow. who sre
leaving Tuesday for Virginia. Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Link. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert sweeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lsnssr.
Mr.. Robert Phillips. Miss Gloria
Pierce Of Olympia and Mas Mar
garet Tryzlnskl Of Seattle.
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Miss Keller
Is Betrothed
Announces Engagement TO
Mr.. Fry at Party on
Thursday

At a party Thursday even-
ing at the home of Miss Ruth
Keller, the engagement Of the
hostess to Mr.. Arthur NJ. Fry
was announced. The bride-to-
be is the daughter of Mrs. +. j.
Keller while Mr.. Fry is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Fry.
No definite date has been set
for the wedding but a spring
ceremony is planned.
The engagement was announced
informally during the evening and
later supper was served at table
centered with an artistic arrange
ment of sweet peas.
Guests included Miss Peggy Nc
Donald, Miss Kay Bell, Miss Lucille
Edwards. Miss Flora Church, Miss
Dorothy McPhaden, Miss Winifred
Hartung, Miss Alton Miller, Miss
Jane Keller, a sister Of the BRIDE
elect; Mrs. Eddy Mckinney, Mrs.
f. J. Keller, who assisted the
hostess; Mrs. E. S. HUT, Mrs. c. J.
Fry and Mrs. r. z. Maloney
(Aileen Fry), recent bride and
sister of Miss keller's fiance.
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Mrs. Davies Hostess
AZ Day Island

Old acquaintance and friend
ships were renewed At a party
given by Mrs. A. 7. Davies on
Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Day Island. The affair honored
Mrs r. Il. Ensmlngsr Of Bueyrus.
Ohio formerly Helen Marble of
Tacoms) and Mrs. X. L. zinl Of
Great Falls. Mont. Mrs. Ensmln-
ger IL Al present visiting with her
mother, Mrs. G. v. Marble of Ia
coma, accompanied by her small
son. Albert. A picnic lunch and
informal afternoon were enjoyed
by the guests on Tuesday. Tea
was served In ths garden ~ Z
O'Clock, ard Mrs. J. c. Carr
poured
Guests included Mrs. Emil J.
Boren, Mrs. J. w. sslstse. Mrs.
y. e. hsurrnsnn. Hra J. c. Carr
and son DonaIS, Mrs. ). X. AIgeo
and daughter Helen Eyonns. Mrs
o. J. Johnston, Mrs. r. p. Ensmin-
ger and sin Albert. Mrs. o. G.
Custafson, Mira. II. NJ Aiming.
Mrs. r. l. .zlni. Mrs. n. w. Me-
Kenty. Miss Ruth Garrett. and the
hostesa
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Day Island Psrty Fssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Wits

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wllii,s. ~bo
were recently married. were honor
guests "Wednesday evening when
their East Boulevard. Day Island
nsighbors entertained al . beach
dinner party IN ths outdoor dining
room o. fhs Frederick Dean home
At Day Island.
Gsmss we're played and contests
held. Mrs. G. ". Harding and Mrs.
Larry pntchstt were in charge.
friends attending we're Mr., and
Mrs. Csroia G. Gray. Mr.. Earl
wnllts. Mr., and Mrs Larry rrit.
chs,t. Dr. and Mrs o. q, Button.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredsfiek Dean. Dr..
and Mrs. ". A. Nlsthsmmsr. NJ.
and Mrs. Henry Fisher, hr. and
Mrs G. II. Harding AMI Misz Lola
Button.
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Edwsra c2rsazisn wIII sxsl4'
head ne rrehssiiaa ssaff. HsipA
c&msrre. wsis.knswu ~ NJ ~vvk
vita the nstss.sIly.ks~wn rss.-
asra rlsyAaass ana knswa ain
for n. wush q ~ Rep<rsssry ~
altar IN seattle an< rse<asiy j. r.
csms. Win direct NJ relil<nlne
ecssesfy.
oth<r familiar nsm>e n ~
east are nsafrsse ptlls C4la. u3rr
rrusxsr. rlossnze nkr~lk. ucreen
lepp>r. nueesa usINoe. hntoets
n Is~ssa IAI,u. Carol Neotnasst
Marshal rsrsuw sna n1r& u q
Gsuoen.
Tkksis may - s1xAine1 ~
rrasess.
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On the program viii be a skit,
to be presented by group Of
Junior league members. Mr.. II. l..
Bernarvey. psychologist from Hol-
lywood. Calf. will analyze the
handwriting OF those who attend.
Mrs. Howard kilworth viii be
treasurer of the day and Mrs. JUDI
son Benton is in charge Of the
favors.
Members of Mrs. Sehaeffer's
committee are Mrs. Louis NJ. Blan-
kenhorn. Mrs. w. C. Cameron, Mrs.
Frank Carnahan, Mrs. George Car
tier. Mrs. II. d. Cowles, Mrs. Will
lam Deering, Mrs. E. w. Demarest,
Mrs. Scott 2. Henderson, Mrs.
Hearold. Mrs. Frank Jeffries. Mrs.
Charles Lea. Mrs. William L. Nc
Cormick. Mrs. J. f. Morris, Mrs.
G. II. Raleigh. Mrs. M. N. Saxton,
Mrs. Samuel Sizer, Mrs. George
Stickney, Mrs. George A. WILL
Jams. Mrs. w. X. Yost and Mrs.
d. J. Young.
Members of the Country club
and their friends are invited To
the affair, which is sponsored by
the above women of the club.
Among the reservations already
received is the one made by Mrs.
Frank Jeffries for group from
the Tacoma Garden club.
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Party Fetes
Couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbiorrssr
Honor Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Reichl

Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Reichl MARCY Rasmus-
SEM, who were married In
May. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Asbjornsen entertained re-
Gently at a miscellaneous show
err. During the evening Mr.
Victor Droege entertained
with a group Of piano selec-
tons and a late buffet supper
was served.
White roses In a crystal bowl
and white tspsrs IN crystal holders
appointed the supper table. Al the
coffee urn. Mrs. Norman Asbjorn-
sen presided with Mis< Judy Lock-
dahl serving the punch.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rasmussen. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold woidhsgsn. Mr.. and Mrs
". Ss,rousr. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kin
eald. Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton. Mr..
and Mrs. M Benun. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryder and Mr.. and Mira. Burton u
Seattle.
Others were Mrs. ~. w. VOID
hagen, Mrs. Ole Peterson. Mrs..
Perry Peterson. Mira. Norman Ash
tornsen. Mrs. J. Hsrstsf. Mrs. tsn-
ME Pratt. Mrs Powers. Mrs A.
trgp AsbJornssn. Mrs. w. Tsiilon.
Mrs. r. Rasmussen. Nrs. X. siek.
olsen. Mrs. Harry Moore. Mrs FOL
den, Mrs. Ida johnson and Mrs
Reichl.
stiI others we're hiss Judy
LDckdahi. Misz Aargit Peterson.
Mas Maxine Burton ~ Seattle.
Miss Dorothy Horn. Mlss Alta
Peterson. Miss Adsiins Asbtornsen
and Messrs. Don Azblornssn. Victor
Doegs. Harry Obenh3fen. Y. NJ
Kalssy and Robert Rsidsr.
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Donald l.. Jeffries
Visits from California

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeffries
have as their guest at their cottage
at the Country club. their son. Mr..
Donald l.. Jeffries Of San Francis
co. During his stay here, he will
also spend some time with his
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Shaneman at Lake
Raw
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Lushsrsns Hold Institute

fxssnerxn churches ~ ire city
will ioin IN fhs 7;t5 o'eiDss sunday
evening service. being hsid ~ ths
Luther League Bible lnstitafs Fl
Lssshsriand on f.aks kilisrnsy. Ina
Rev. ~ L<fndssn win speak on
Here We Are Al the Sunday eve
ming ssrvies
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MARKS First eirihdsy Of
Small Son

Mrs, Peggy woiovsr entertained
on the occasion ~ her small sons
firss birtAdsy July "A Refresh
msnts wsrs served on tns is~b.
Tno.s present ~srs Gary wsso-
yer. tina guest ~ honor. Mrs. @. n.
wosovsr and Carol. Mrs. Doris filIi
and Efwlns. Mrs. Pat bus<imsisr
and Joan. and Mrs. c1ycs LiDyd.
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Mrs. Dc MARS Returns
From California

Mrs Elisabeth % Msfkz whe
has been IN sss ysss<lseo. caiif..
for sh~ past meath - TIE GUEST
~ her son-in-Ls~ and dxaght<r.
Mr.. and Mss W. y. whsi>n. se-
turned ~ town Monday sweating.
accompanied BY her daughter ard
hsr small granddaughter. Eilz.-
beth. While Ia San Francisco. Mr.
De Mzris spent some time Al ~
fair. Mrs. whsAin and her dsugh-
Ter siil be In Tacoma . nzonlh>
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Mrs. D. j. Young
viii Visit Parents

Mrs. d. ]. Young. with her son
Robert and daughter Frances. will
leave Tuesday on a two weeks
trip to San Francisco and Los
Angeles, Calf. In San Francisco,
they will visit the fair and in Los
Angeles they will be the guests of
Mrs. Young's father and mother,
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Moore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-07
Grant Fondas Guests Of
Mrs. Thompson

Mrs. F. w. Thompson has as her
guests in her apartment at The
Walker, her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant b.
Fonda, of Portland, Ore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fonda, who are former Ia
comans. have just returned from
a trip to the Oregon seacoast and
Vancouver. B. c.
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Parties Many for Miss Foqq

The last fortnight before her
wedding will be a busy one for
Mic Carolyn Fogg, bride-elect Of
Mr.. George Williams. Mrs. r. M.
Cook Marie Sullivan) will enter
tain Monday evening at dessert
bridge, Miss Bette Liby will en-
terrain Wednesday and Mrs. C..
Nathan Lynn will be hostess for
Miss Fogg later in the week.
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Wedding Date l. Revealed
By Miss Helen Bsiseh
Rids-EIses 81 Mr. Rsbsst WIS JshAsss - Msny
Assust ~ u 81. pssrieL's esssesy sissss
10 d Mstree u Heaes

Miss Helen Baiseh. daughter Of Mr. snd Mrx vre6er<k
Basch who recently announced her sngngemsnt y ~.
Robert Willis johnson Of San Francisco. hrs ~ Aug ~
the Of her wedding She win b. attended W NJ eter
Mrs. Thomas Morrow Of Oswero. Ore. Who VIII ~ her
atron Of honor Mr. Clarence Johnson Win ~ best man
for his brother.
The ceremony win b. performed In the r<tory a. ~
Patreks church IT o'clock and reception fof 100 Gestn
will follow.
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Plan Interesting Features
For tuesday Affair
Mrs. Ralph c. Sehseffer Is Chairman Of Benefi.
Bridge Luncheon; Handwriting Expert 10
Be Present From HOLLYWOOD

Many the reservations being made for the benefit
bridge luncheon at the Country club Tuesday afternoon The
affair is of series of benefit and uncheons being
given at the clubhouse during the summer season.
Mrs Ralph C. Schaeffer is general chairman of the after
affair for which reservations being made the
Country club All reservations should be in by Monday
ming An interesting program is being planned for the
sion.
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Ceremony Is
Impressive
Miss Grubisa Marries Mr..
Karnopp at Morning
Rites Saturday

In a setting of gladioli,
green and palms in Holy Cross
church Saturday morning,
Miss Ann Grubisa, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Grubisa, was married to Mr..
Walter Karnopp, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Karnopp of
Sumner. Vows were read at
10 o'clock by the Rev. Martin
Duggan.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a princess styled
white satin gown with lace top,
lace insets and long train. Her
tulle veil was very long and was
edged with lace. 1t cascaded from
a Juliet cap, where it was fast
ened on either side with orange
blossoms. Her flowers were gar
denias, Rapture roses and white
sweet peas.
Miss Angelina Grubisa was maid
of honor, and other attendants
were Miss Mary Stepanich. Miss
Evelyn Panian, Miss Audrey Bott-
cher and Miss Louise Balsano,
who was the flower girl. The maid
of honor wore pink chiffon and
the bridesmaids wore pink, peach
and aqua net. All carried bouquets
of sweet peas and roses. The
flower girl was dressed in pink
and blue net.
Mrs. A. Wilson played the or
gan music and Miss Kathryn
Moresti was the vocalist.
Following the wedding. guests
assembled at the Tacoma hotel.
Later. the bride and bridegroom
left on their wedding trip, Mrs.
Karnopp wearing a rose and beige
suit with white accessories. The
new home will be made in Port
Angeles.
Mrs. Karnopp IL a graduate Of
Aouinas academy and her husband
graduated from Lin coin high
school.
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AN4 HAteGn rs &84&1 - VIZ
d<ns Hss<issn 70 tsks charge u
tins guests b<,eh, Mis- f,byiiie
jackson u sus the ssks ard Mias
Msryori~ 1<hwsi<n 70 ~ n ssas9<
II the serving. As6t1sinG vii ~
Mi~~ Audrey Driver u ysn<owss.
n C.. MlsS kdith n0fehssss u
salem, Ore. Mis- virKtsts tfsiu~s.
Miss yirxisis Hamiison. ntas 4htf.
ley Msef,ansid. Mtse rssty foes
niss Rosemary nfsxsrk sn1 Mis~
Margaret Himpson.
Mrs wIiilsm rss6s<s wIlf pre-
ode and pouring wlil ~ Mis-
Jessie ksrsbsw. Mrs. fsssdan ket<
ring ara nrx. fred nxith.
Many ara tns psyti<e hang pl2ss
ned N hobor Of Miss fssisxn " -
given dsrsnx the few fsms>ainx
~ssks before her ws<alnx Among
thern ~ili b th< enss for uh1eh
Miss Msrtusi~ sehusl<n. k6zzs Val
dens Hsx~ison and Mis- Patty Pee
and Mis- Margaret nlmpson IN
latter tws ara entertaining toxsfhr
ss- slii b. hos<sss<x.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-07
Rev. and Mrs. Peterson
Visit from Chicago

The Rev. and Mrs.. Earl " Fstsf-
son and daughter. Dorothy. al
Chicago, are visiting their sun.
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. =. y.
Larson 81 FARMLAND. The ftes. and
Mrs Peterson. who have served
ss missionaries In China. ara n0u
on fufiough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-07
CsrreII-Rolfe Rites
SnIamni1ed IllIx II

Miss Rosello May Carrell Of Bill
ings, Mont, was married 20 Mr..
James ID. Rolfe the evening Of
July II al the home Of the bride
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Rolfe Of 6425 So. Puget Sound
ave. The couple will make their
home in Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-07
Announce Birth OF Son
On July ~

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lav1ssz, Of
1914 50. Thompson ave- are the
parents Of a son. born July 70
The little boy. James Joseph. IL
being welcomed BY a sister. Mary
Ann.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-07

Members u the Tacoma Woman >
Study club win meet for q picnic
luncheon ~ Point Defiance park
Al 1870 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. A. Snyder IL general chair
man Of the day.
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Mrs. Dix Guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebb

Mrs. Charles L. Dix Of Los
Angeles. Calf, Is the house guest
at the present time Of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hebb. She arrived Friday
evening and agill be with the Heobs
for two weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-07
Vaeaiionins at Pesa Robes
Hot SPRINGS

Mr.. II. Fl. Hutchinson, with
daughter Jean and son HAIRY, rs
vacationing in California. Al the
present time they are In Pasa
Robles. Calf, at Pasa Robes Hot
Springs.