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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

Before the dance began. many
goods entertained their guests at
traditional dinners at their sorority
houses.
Among those AT cabaret din
ney al the Chi Omega sorority
house were the Misses Kay Kelly
and Eleanore Brownfield Miss
Kelly wore pink taffeta with fun
skirt. and Miss Brownfield wore
swirling white chiffon trimmed
with sequins and an orchid cor
sage.
Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity
brothers who were among the
dancers AT the ball were Theodore
Hughes. Harold Johnston. Sidney
Keil and Richard Klinge.
Wearing white net trimmed with
gold sequins, Miss Barbara Bryan
was among the many goods who
watched intermission entertain
ment in the bowl a Gamma Phi
Beta sorority sister. Miss Mar
garet Kelly wore white net With
silver
Delta Kappa Epsilon brothers
present included hessrs Harold
Davies. Wayne Jackson and Hardyn
Soule, who accompanied Miss Vir-
GINA Reynolds Mr. Duane Mel.
linger. Of Theta Chi. was also
among the dancers
White carnstiOn boutOnniereg
were presented guests Of Delta
Gamma sorority sisters. who en-
tertained with a dinner before the
dance al their chapter house. n
the guest Of Miss Hargsry Cusn-
thef. who wore blue chiffon. Mr.
William Russell was present al the
dinner and dance Midnight black
velvet over hoops Was the costume
Miss Jean Hutchinson chose. and
Miss Martha Turner wore black
tsffeta trimmed In velvet. She
was accompanied by Mr. Douglas
Gonyeau.
Also Of Delta Gamma. Mas Viz
ginia Hamilton wore a novelty PINK
and white candy striped frock.
made Of an imported Hawaiian
fabric.
Besides Miss GDenlherG guest.
Alpha Delta Phi fraternity men,
bers who attended were Mr.. Walter
Phelps and Mr.. John FentOn.
Among those from the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house vino we're
present were the Misses Dorothy
LaGasa, VINO wore white taffeta.
and Kathryn LaCasa. Who wore
chartreuse MORE.
One Of the campus best known
members Of the drama department.
Mr.. Robert Prins. Of Beta Theta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

III. was also among the dancers.
Mr.. Paul Seeya, Jr. OF Phi Delta
Theta. accompanied Miss Mary
Howard. who wore blue MORE trim
med with white lace. Her eorsage
was Of white hyancintha and tiny
pink roses
Among those seen chatting to-
gethsr were the Misses Leah Mum
roc. who wore pink mouHsciins de
sole. With a square neck. and Miss
Jacklyn Ouiouse Delta Delta
Delta sister, Who was wearing Ice
blue satin.
With a talisman rose on his lapel
matching those IN the corsage u
Miss Lois Button, who accompsn-
led him. William Walter Of Kappa
Sigma was also present. Before
the dance hiss Button and Mr..
Walter dinsd at the Kappa Delta
sorority house. az did Miss Viz.
GINA Ann Thomas also Kappa
Delta. and Mr. Scott MARI. Kappa
Sigma Fraternity brothers Of Mr.
Walter and Mr. Mark, who were al
the dance. included MeAErs. Edwin
Allen and Robert Winden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
TAcomsns VIII Attsnd
Kappa Siqms Formal

Among winter quarter social
affairs Ut thr university ~ Wash.
ing,an attracting many Tacasnsns
IL this formal dinner dance whteh
usmbsrs u kappa sigma frstsrn-
~ VII give a. Ensiswood Gtolg
and Coantfy eIuD on Saturday sys-
ming.
During ths dinner an Hawaiian
ofchestf. viii play. with . dance
band Ia furnish music later In ths
sysning.
Among Taeomans who wifi at
tend the affair. and some u The
many coektali parties preceding IL
are William Waitsr, sho viii e.
eors Miss i<pis Button. yeotE Mark,
~no will accompany Miss Virginia
Ann Thomas. Msssfs Carl 0p0g.
sky. Edwin Aiisn. Charles Aiisn.
Hoissrs D~ytin. Rob~st Winsisn.
William Madison. Rob Whitsies~y.
with Miss Nay Kelly Msssrs. Jack
oDrnotif, Scott Marx. and Vincent
SGrth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Seminary Group viii Ski
At Paradise Saturday

Looking to the weather prophets
for favorable winds Saturday, a
group of older students at Annie
Wright seminary will spend the
day skiing at Paradise. Accom-
panying the group will be members
of the faculty including Misses
Drucilla Beven, Florence Grayson
and Dorothy Knowlton.
The students will include Misses
Barbara Hibbard, Dorothy Wink
Ter. Anita Derby, Hazel Schaeffer,
Marion Ingram. Elizabeth Olzen-
dam. Laurienne Stewart and Billy
Jean Rust. Many of the girls were
in the seminary party spending
their annual winter weekend at
Paradise several weeks ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Dates
Announced
Six Stud y Groups Among
Those Meeting During
Coming Week

Early weeks in February
will find study clubs of the
city continuing regular pro-
grams of activity exploring a
score of fascinating subjects
and keeping in touch with
world affairs. Among the
meetings of the week will be
Alpha's meeting at the home
of Mrs. H. j. Hards Monday
at 2 o'clock. A review of the
past several meetings on the
study of Scandinavian coun-
tries will be led by Mrs. Earl
Powell in discussion and ques-
tioning.
Mrs. Paul Anderson will present
a paper on the Norwegian Smor-
gosbord In Scandinavian custom
late afternoon coffee will be
served.
Country Woman's Club
Husbands Night" will be cele-
brated at the meeting Of the Coun-
try Woman's club Thursday eve
ming at $50 in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Sheriff. Co-hOsts
will be Mr.. and Mrs Earl Rau.
The guests will adjourn for a
theater party after the dinner
hour
Athena Club
Mrs. T. W. Little will open her
home TO Aloha club members
Thursday afternoon. Luncheon viii
be served al 1890 O'Clock and the
afternoon program will include a
paper. Denver" to be given by
Mrs. Martha Beech.
Libra Club
Libra Study club members vii
meet Monday for O'Clock lunch
con at the home Of Mrs. Robert A
Huev. 1909 No. J st. Current
events will open the meeting anc
Archaeology" will be the topic foI
the dav. with Mrs. William Veg
ner as the speaker. Mrs. william
Leatherwood viii give book re
view Of Holy Old Mackinaw" BY
Stewart Holbrook.
Cosmopolitan Club
Cosmopolitan club viii NEE
Thursday al the Y. W. e. A FOL
luncheon. Mrs. Ida Mills will b
the hostess and Mrs. George c
Weber Will give q book review o
Horse and Buggy Days.
Query Club
Mrs. Clyde GRAY will BE- hostess
10 members Of Query club Mon
day afternoon al her home At 1922
No. 21st 81. Luncheon will be a
O'Clock. The afternoons pro
gram will open with roll call
which will be answered with say
ings Of Confucius. Mrs z. Pau
Todd will speak on The Work o
Confucius." Mrs. Y. T. Graham
will preside.
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Parties For
Miss z ahl
Farewell Planned Tussdsy
Befere Leaving Tor
Wedding IN South

In way of a farewell from
her Tacoma friends before abe
leaves for san Francisco to
become a bride. Miss Irma
zahI. daughter of pr. and Mrs.
II. l.. zahI, will he the honor
guest AZ n party Tuesday eve
ming AT the family home on
North Stevens. Since many
Of her Tacoma friends viii no
unable 10 attend her wedding
to Mr.. wilhert I. Moliis. son
of Mrs. nessie Moliis NJ San
Francisco. Miss zAhl will weAr
for a part Of the evening the
gown in which she win he
married.
Ths affair Tuesday for Miss
zahi il the last ~ many which
has1 hssn given in The twe weeks
she has heen hsrs on = vlslt frusn
California. No cards have b~e0
lssu~si for ths Informal occasion
by the bride slesi's parents MrA
zahl vill b. assisted ny another
daughter. Miss Margaret
Among oshsr parties which have
hanarvd Miss x~hi recently as
the shower which Mrs. t:lIts john
son gave last Saturday and the
linen shower Monday given ~
Mis-. Gertrude ahcwman sad hef
sistrF. Mrs Ruth uasswtsh.
With the wedding gown whteh
Miss x3hi has selected she viii
wear nor Hrandmuehrs's sitvss
wedding wreath The ceremony
viii ~ performed In Glide NJ.
mofiai Methodist church In San
Francisco on February ~ Thef
viii make their hauss In nsa
FRANCESCA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Aurilisy VIII Hold
Gard Party

John r. Thompson auxiliary. U
S. W. v. will hold : card party
Saturday evening a. 8 O'Clock In
the srmory. Members Of the
committee In charge are AesdaInef
Kathryn Starks Mary Hagen
Mary Panther and Laura Wood
ruff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Miss Sara Taylor Sets Date
For Merrieo e in Utah

Miss Sara Taylor, daughter Of
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles F.. Taylor,
has selected March az the date
Of her forthcoming marriage 10 Mr..
Harold Allen Bowman in Salt Lake
City.
The much feted bride-elect viii
leave the latter part Of the month
for the Utah city Her marriage
will BE- solemnized in one Of the
Episcopal churches there before a
small group Of intimate friends
and relatives Attendants al the
ceremony Will be Miss Aelba
Drake and Mr.. Alvin Drake Of
Salt Lake
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Amos
Hall and Mrs Charles Taylor, Jr.,
will be co-h0stesses at shower
for Miss Taylor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Golden Weddino

Married In Tacoma Feb 7. 1889
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y Erickson
Will celebrate their tOth wedding
anniversary Al their home. 575s
Pacific ave. Sunday. Natives u
Sweden, Mrs Erickson came 10
Tacoma IN 1881 Mr.. Erickson IN
1884
Mr. Erickson has been pr0fni-
nent IN the business and political
life u the city for many decades
For 30 Year, he wss a general
contractor the past II. he has
been with bls s0n. {. =. "Bpsdp
Erickson. IN the tire business. the
plant located a. 18th and A ~
-Four sOns and three daughters
will pin their parents for the
festivities Sunday. with open house
from 30 10 10 3 m. The children
are Mr.. Orin slmonn. Mrs Harold
Fowler. Mrs Carl g. caddsy. and
Leonard. Dr. Roger and Clarence
p. Erickson, all Of Tacoma, and
Roland u Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Day Nursery Sewing Club
To Moot Thursday

Members 81 the Day Nursery
Sewing club viii meet Thursday al
thu home OF Mrs. Scott r. Hender.
aon, s24 No. Tacomn avs, Assist
ing bostesssa viii be Mssdamss l..
A. Parshsil. A. u Howe and A, J..
Graff, the new president Of the
sewing club. Luncheon VIII b. NJ
1880 O'Clock with business meet
ing and cards following.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Miss Dickerson Weds in
New York City

Word from New York tells Of
the marriage Feb. Of Miss Mar
garet Inez Dickerson Of this city
to Mr.. Ole Evert Sixten He'd
bring of Georgetown. S. c. The
ceremony was performed IN the
Little Church Around the Corner,
the Rev. Randolph Pay reading the
vows.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dickerson and Nj.
Hedbring, a chemical engineer. Is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sixten
Hedbring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Plan Visit TO Institution
After Luncheon

Members of the Pierce County
Medical association auxiliary will
meet for luncheon Thursday after
noon at the Y. w. G. A. Under the
Elms tearoom. Later in the after
noon members will visit the Lake
view sanitorium Transportation
will be provided for members wish
ing TO make the trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Mrs. c. A. Snyder 10 Be
STUDY Club Hostess

The Tacoma Woman's Study
club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
c. A Snyder. $50 No. Steele St,
TUESDAY afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
Mr.. Frank X. Hibbard will be
club hostess For the program
Mrs. Snyder viii give a paper,
"Ohio's Seven Presidents Mrs.
G. Elmore AcMaster's book re-
view will be on An American
Doctors Odyssey" by Heiser A
social hour and tea will follow
tho prOVrarq
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
tIsnsens Entertain
Group After Concert

Dr. and Mira, Eugene w Hanrn
entertained small group ~
Rnbenatein concert Friday evening
Among the guests wsre, bfs ana
Meadamss Frank haddis0n. Tracy
Duerfsdt, A. l.. Schultz and Fofds
ice Johnsnn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Mrs. Sceve Returns From
Season in California

Mrs. II. ". Sceva has returned
70 her home in Tacoma after
spending the early part Of the sea-
son In Los Angeles and southern
California. During her stay she
was the house guest Of relatives
there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

Friends Of Mr.. W d. Edgerton.
who has been confined 70 a hos
pital since late summer. vii Be-
happy To know that be u now con-
yaIescing at mis- home at 1928 So.
Warner 81. A daughter, Mrs. Echo
Haasarld Of Seattle. was with Mr..
and Mrs. Edgerton during the
mast week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
First Child Born 70 Peppers

Mr. and Mr.. w. J. Pepper an
nOunce the birth of daughter,
their first child. Jan. 81. In Ia
coma General hospital Grand
parents welcoming their FIRST
grandcbild are Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Rosenberg Of Tacoma and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Pepper Of T1isp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Triangle Club Meets

Al this meeting OF the Mems Tri-
angie club Of the First Presbyts-
rian church on Wednesday evening
young Harold 5chwsinler Of Troop
lTaeomab entertained the menu
bers and guests with an Interests
ing talk on the Boy Scout moys-
ment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Drama Board Members 10
Meet on Monday Evening

Members Of the executive board
OF the Tacoma Drama league Of
which Mrs. Philip Garland is pres
ident. will meet Monday evening al
8 O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs. ".
J., Gsllwas, GIL No. 11th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

Tts regular monthly bussness
meeting u The Fora Temple ~
ths Daughters Of the Mile viii
NEST nsst Thursday evening IN the
Gothic room ~ the Mssogie tHnpie
~ : . ~. Mrs Landls Ffy will ~
presiding Members Initiated duf.
Ing the current year will b. honor
guests u the evening.
A program has s~en planned ~
Mrs George AuIiin and viii 10.
cisis a speciality number by the
Zgfa Temple Patrol. Al the close
u the meeting refreshments win
be- served In th@ dining room with
Mrs Bruce Nelson and her com,
mlttss In charge u arrangements
Ths seasonal table decorations are
being planned by Mrs. =, J. Eyhin
and her COMMITTEES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
NIGHT SESSION
DUE IN HOUSE
Legislature on 41st
Day With But Few
Measures Passed
BY ARTHUR |. sCHoENI

By ARTHUR |. sCHoENI
OLYMPIA - The house of
representatives. " h &c h al
ready is far behind the senate
in major bills passed. Was in
adjournment today while sem
ators stayed in the capitol 10
work on a calendar of eight
measures including a soil con-
servation bill.
Only the judiciary committee
Was working on the house side 70.
day. Before If we're Gov. Martins
which the committee Is redrafting
three "stop.gana pension bills
after the house unemployment re
lief committee slashed major pro-
visions.
Night Sessions Due
Because of the jam of legisla.
ton in the moving house,
night sessions Will be inangurafed
next week in that body for the
first time this session.
The senate has passed num-
Der Of more important bills over
10 the house and will continue TO
devote most OF its afternoon and
evenings 10 getting more bills out
OF committees.
So far Governor Martin has
put no pressure on house ma
jority Leader Edward Reilly.
d.. Spokane. 10 speed up things
In the house. The senate
leader. Sen. Joe Drumheller.
d., Spokane, has been able In
move the administration bloc
more swiftly and has whipped
II into line on several tests of
strength.
The joint appropriations com
ml'lees Of the two houses. which
have been meeting together To
wade through the budget. are re.
ported nearing the end of their
labors. They may bring out the
omnibus appropriations bill the
fore part Of next week.
Two-Thirds Come
Today was the sist day of the
60-day session. The senate has
been proceeding along with ordin-
AIRY speed on major legislation but
the house has yet to pass single
major, controversial bill OF any
kind
Lack of organization Was ham
pering the administration from
getting through its bills which al
ready have passed the senate or
getting its house bills out of com
mittee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
People In
The NeuS

New York's Mayor Fiorello La
Guardia. bitter foe of nazism, gave
official sanction today for an
"Americanization" rally by the
German bund in Madi-
son Square Garden. Monday
Portland police held Matthew
Carver, Al. for investigation in the
death of Dorothy Nelson, 35. after
DIR. Frank Menne's autopsy re-
vealed Miss Nelson died of brain
hemorrhage from head blows
DIR. Edmund A. Walsh, vice
president of Georgetown univer-
sity said last night that indecent
attacks" by the Nazi press on
Pope Plus II were evidence of
Chancellor Adolf Hitler's fear of
the late pontiff =.
A SNOWFALL fight ending in a
shooting climaxed a Denver feud
with Raymond Leonhardt, Is. sui
fering bullet wound and Mrs.
Florence Workman, 80, arrested
for shooting him -.
Herbert Mccartney, 25. told
Leavenworth, kans., police ii was
a passion he Just couldn't under
stand" which drove him To set a
dozen fires in which two firemen
persisted
Fred Gamble, 10, actor and
founder of the Troupers orgsniza-
ton died in Hollywood Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
MRS. CH|DESTER
DIES IN SOUTH

Word OF the death of Mrs. Ann
Fife Chidester In San Francisco
Feb. Is was received by friends
here Saturday.
Mrs. Chidester was a member of
a pioneer northwest family. Her
parents were the late Col and Mrs.
W. J Fife of Tacoma. and her
grandparents we're Mr.. and Mrs.
". II. Fife of Tacoma and Senator
and Mrs. W l.. Thompson of
Sumner.
Her father was shakespearean
actor. and MIS-. Chichester also vas
talented In dramaties She Was the
Vie of Drew Chidester. formerly
Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

PUfALLuP- Principal Harry ?
Hansen Of the Puyallup high school
and Mrs Hansen viii be hosts Sat
urday evening for $50 dinner for
principals. vice principals and
junior high principals OF schools Of
the Puget Sound league at their
home on West Stewart avenue.
Following dinner Professor Han
sen will escort the guests on a tour
OF inspection Of the two new wings
Of the high school building The
group viii then return 10 the Han
sen home for a business session of
the league
Guests viii include Raw Parks.
principal at Kent high school and
president of the league. Dean Ed
mundson. junior high principal at
Kent. Everett Wadsworth. Junior
high. Sumner: Ned Phillips. prime
ipal. Buckley. Lyman Baker.
principal. Highline: George Ruth
erford. principal. Auburn. G. Ma
son Hall. junior high. Auburn
Perry Mitchell, principal, Renton;
Stanley Thompson. vice principal.
Renton: Milbourn Boundy. prime
ipal Enumclaw. and Myron Finch,
junior high principal, Enumclaw.
In order that members of the
oity's civic clubs may become bet
ter acquainted with the operations
Of the fire department. Chief A. J.
Mccarthy and members of the
staff have planned two clam
feeds to be held on successive
DAYS. March l and 2.
The first affair Will be held in
the evening and will be for mem
bers of the Active and Young
Mems Business clubs. The feed of
March will be at noon and the
guests will be members of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Mattress Plants
10th Anniversary

Mckinley Mattress factory. 2e97
SO. NJ al was celebrating safufs
day It's 10Th anniversary. A j.
Gjurash. the owner and manager
announced
For its first 10 years The factory
was operated on Mckinley hill and
derived It's name from iis original
community, Gnrash said
About 10 years ago. the new
plant WAS constructed at the PRES.
ent location but since has been re-
built and greatly enlarged to meet
requirements of It's growing bust.
ness,
Now, he said. he has a factory
recognized as one OF the finest OF
It's kind in the Northwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

Up for reconsideration IN the
senate VAS the measure. beaten
Thursday, to reduce the beer Ii
cense fee for open-air. recreational
resorts from $3.50 to SIS per year.
said Sen. Monty Perci,al of
Tacoma: III / had the oppor-
tuDity To ban all beer from our
parks and resorts, ] would do
80. A. II IN. however. ! see no
reason why this fee should not
he cut In half, since these
places operate not more than
six months each year
As we lower restrictions, We
approach nearer to prohibition
once again" warned Sen. Judson
Shorrett, Seattle.
This is an entering wedge, .
declared Herbert Seller. chehalis.
Opposed the day before by Sens.
MRS. Kathryn Malstrom and DR..
g. Il. kerstetter. both OF Tacoma.
the bill again failed and was
shunted 10 the liquor committee.
In the house argument vas Wig
orous over proposal To permit
sale Of beer. VINE and hard liquor
by the glass on railway trains
The measure, BY vote, MAS
Indefinitely postponed. The
margin was narrow. DIR. David
Cowan, Spokane. gave notice
of a motion To reconsider neat
week.
However. before that happened.
Rep. II. n. Barney jackson.
South Tacoma railroad worker.
told the house
This il a railroad bill, asked
for By the railroads, particularly
for transcontinentai trains AL
other states through which our
trains travel have given the rail-
roads this same right
Washington IA a liberal state
We ought To do the same
such Law would stamp
out the bootle ging now going
on In the state aboard trains
when the cocktail bars are
closed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
; BURcLARIES
HERE IN NIGHT
Two Grocery Stores
And Gas Station
Are Looted

burglars ate Friday nlsht hFnks
into tso krocery slafss an
service statloa. stealing small
amount of loci IN zach esss
Because all three stores were IN
tered by breaking sinaevs police
suspected the same persons ssfs
responsible fer the series of theffs
A proNier eai himself While
leaving Y neuzers grocery store
a. asoa Mckinley ave. according
Ia prowi Car Officers ], :. Lyons
snd Gene Adalr The officers not
81 a broken window IN ihs sierr.
and notified Reasef she lives
nearby.
GiKarets and t.um
lie reported the los included
si.Ta in pennies. seven esripns nf
elgarsts and Two cartons n chew
ing gum. In scfsmhiinr through
the smashed window. ths thief
evidently cut himself severely. ~
hlood stains sess found an the
sidewalk
at Slsi 9Th ave. was entered IN the
same manner. Two hoses Of cigars
were taken and the empty boxes
were later found BY police outside
grocery store al iTa3 No SIN ST,
owned by J. IL Engls. The lat
ter stores front window has also
been shattered. but tho proprietor
said the only articles known miss
Ine were six bottles Of grape juice
rurse> si.les
The home Of Sampson kfslhrin.
s2as So. sprsKue ave. was en-.
tered by breaking a bedroom win
dow. and three woman.s pur~s
were stolen They contained PER-
>onai papers and the usual toilet
articles. kvalhelm said.
Howard h, Jones Of Portland
informed police providers looted his
parked automobile late Friday
night while he was bidding a girl
friend good night at her home
near No. s2d and Proctor sts
Stolen were y eallher target
pistol. an air pistol. box Of hui
lets and pair of smoked glasses.
Clifford coitler reported the
theft of a hslf-hsrrel Of beer from
the outside Of his tavern at 1900
So. NJ ST. and Fred schomher said
someone stole ehain-hioek from
his yard AT aiis No. 2Tth 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20


Theodore Gaffney. chairman ef
the knights II Columbus Wash.
Ingtons birthday program. an.
nounced Saturday the local
Knights Of Columbus VII observe
the day with social gathering
AZ the h Of { hall on Tuesday
evening. Feb. q. commencing Al
Q ?. m
The evenings program will IN
elude dancing. floor show. eafds.
games and refreshments.
The committee handling the ar
engagements includes ". r. Rich
mond. r A Sordi. August Won
Boecklin. r. {. Grenief. r. ]. Cur
tin. Arthur Brown. A r. Ander-
son. and l.. r. krnuse
The celebration. which viii be
complimentary To members Of the
order and their friends. viii be
the first affair of this type spon.
sored by the Knights since they
have taken possession Of their new
hall