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WE, THE WOMEN
THE WOMEN---------
Mothers Could Build
A Peaceful World
BUT ENGLISH WRITER SEES THAT
HAPPY DAY FAR IN THE FUTURE
BY RUTH MILLETT

day disguised with the run the
world they pitch better job of 1t themselves
comesis far in the future But Jan Sruher
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-21

Have you a household problem
to solve? Write your question
clearly. sign your name and ad-
dress. enclose three cent postage
stamp and mail to The W0man's
Editor, Washington Service Bu-
reau, The Democrat. 1913 18th
Street, Washington. d. c., for
personal reply.
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QUESTION AND ANSWERS

Husband suffered much in the
past four summers from raw red
spots on his skin with much burn
ing and itching and angry looking
welts. Although he laughed at the
idea of taking medicine, I finally
persuaded him to try soluble potas-
stun chloride you suggested in the
pamphlet on hives. Relief was al
most instantaneous and for the
first time in warm weather he is
free from any signs of the trouble.
He is grateful and so am I. (Mrs.
W.LD
Answer-On request I am glad
to send pamphlets on Hives" and
Relief for Allergy"-the latter tells
how to use notas slum chloride
solution. Inclose stamped envelope
bearing your address.
How To Gain Weight
I am happy to report that In less
than three months ! have gained
Is pounds weight and now am nor
NAL for my height. I believe 1t is
due to the vitamin B complex and
vitamin d recommended In your
excellent pamphlet. My general
health and "vite" are SO much bet
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How 10 Gain Weight" and book
let Reserve Power" mailed on re-
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-21

With the discovery Of two new
moons recently, the planet Jupiter
now has a family Of II known
satellites.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-21
How To Gain Weight

In the record field, the m uslc
business has had IT, sales mount
700 per cent IN the past five yeaEs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-21
CHEESE SOUFFLE
(Serves 6 to 81

Two tablespoons butter, table
spoon chopped onion, ~ teaspoons
dry mustard, 2 tablespoons -four, 2
cups milk, 2 cups grated American
cheese, 4 eggs, salt, pepper and pap
rika.
Melt butter in skillet. Add onion
and fry until light brown. Add
mustard and flour. Mix well, then
slowly stir in the milk. Add cheese
and seasoning. When cheese has
melted, remove skillet from fire. Stir
in unbeaten egg yolks. Mix thor
oughly. Beat egg whites stiff. Fold
into cheese mixture. Pour into
well-buttered casserole. Bake in hot
oven (400 degrees F. about " hour.
MEAT SAUCE FOR SPAGHETTI
(Serves 4 to g.
Two tablespoons olive oil or vege-
table cooking oil, large onion,
chopped; piece garlic, chopped; !
green pepper, chopped; " pound
round steak, chopped; "a cup cold
water, cups canned tomatoes Cor
fresh lightly stewed), cup grated
cheese, l tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce.
Heat oil in large frying pan. Add
onion, garlic and green pepper. Fry
until light brown. Moisten meat
with the cold water, then add to
pan. Stir well and simmer about
IS minutes. Add tomatoes. grated
cheese. salt, pepper and paprika.
Mix thoroughly. Turn into top OF
double boiler and cook Y hour. Add
Worcestershire sauce. mix and serve
on spaghetti and dust with Par
mesan cheese.
TOMORROW'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Orange and
grapefruit Juice mixed. creamed
dried beef on toast, toasted and
buttered half rolls, currant Jelly,
coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Cheese souffie, to-
mato and lettuce salad, chocolate
gingerbread. tea, milk.
DINNER: Fruit cocktail. roasted
fresh pork shoulder. candied APP
Pile rings. green beans, creamed
potatoes, lettuce salad, BURBERRY
pie. cheese, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-21

@. Please give directions for cook
ing asparagus.
A. To determine just how much
of the stalk to discard, break rather
than cut the asparagus stalk. When
the stalk snaps off without tearing
it is tender. To avoid overlooking
the tips, after scraping off any tiny
leaves, wash the asparagus, cut into
equal lengths, discard the tough por-
tons. tie it in punches with a soft
string, and cook it standing up
right In a deep saucepan. The wa
ter should come about two-thirds OF
the way to the tips, which should
be cooked by the steam alone. Cook
until tender but not soft. As with
most green vegetables, asparagus Is
better slightly undercooked than
overlooked. Serve the asparagus
on buttered toast with melted but
ter or q cream sauce.
@. Is this q good time to paint
the exterior Of O house?
A. Seasons Of the year when
bugs, gnats, flies, and insects are
prevalent are not desirable for paint
ing, because they stick to the paint
and spoil Its appearance. Fall Is q
good time TO paint, when generally
there are few rains and the lumber
Is In good condition. Never paint
during or following Q rain, heavy
dew or frost, IN damp, foggy atnmo-
sphere. when rain Is threatening, or
IN freezing weather. Painting under
direct rays Of the summer sun also
should be avoided a. the paint Il
liable 10 blister. Generally painting
can be done 80 as 20 ~gollow the
shade" around q house. Spring u
lhe most popular season sor paint
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-21

@. What can be done to prevent
the formation of cream of tartar
crystals in grape jelly?
A. One preventive method Is to
let the grape juice stand overnight
in cold place to permit the precip-
itation of crystals. The next
morning dip the juice out carefully
and Restrain it. The crystals re-
main with the sediment on the bot
tom and sides of the container. An
other method is to can the juice
and allow it to stand for some time
for crystals to form before making
up the jelly. Still another is to
combine the grape juice with other
fruit juices.
@. Does the sun bleach the hair?
A, Yes,
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ToMORRow's MENU

BEEAKFAST: Orange and
grapefruit Juice mixed. creamed
dried beef on toast, toasted and
buttered half rolls, currant Jelly,
coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-21

DINNER: Fruit cocktail, roasted
fresh pork shoulder, candied APP
pie rings. green beans. creamed
potatoes, lettuce salad, BURBERRY
pie, cheese, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-21

LUNCHEON: Cheese souffie, to-
mato and lettuce salad, chocolate
gingerbread, tea, milk.
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ys have any specific cooking Problems send letter
oration Betty Croker Of this
prompt personal reply Please enclose posta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Gratias Are Feted
In New Home
Friends Surprise Couple Of
Gay Housewsrmine

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gratias
were pleasantly surprised at q
house warming party in their
new residence on Pacific ave.
Saturday evening. The party
was informal with honors for
games going TO Mrs. Archie
Nelson, Mrs. Julius Paulson,
Mr.. c. A. Benson and Mr..
Frank Gratias.
The honored couple were present
ed with a silver service for their
new home.
Guests sharing the occasion
were Rev. and Mrs. Parnell n. Hof.
hessrs. and Aesdames Robert Ries-
enbeck. William Miller. Joseph
Wahlquist. Oscar Hvambsaal. Ar
chic Nelson. Ben knutson. Julius
Paulso. Arv Karola. E. NJ. Ander-
son, Joe Lueenti. G. Richards, G.
A. Benson. John Wise. A. n. Ly-
beck, A. T. Elmer. Alex Wallsten.
Y. @. Lowman, Roy Francis. Peter
Mower. Lueian Hoff. o. y. Pierce.
and Nesdames Hiima Kendall
Minnie Borg. Jacob sunstin and
Anna Elmer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Central Lutheran Ladies
Plan All-Day Meeiinu

Central Lutheran Ladies' Eulld
Will meet on Wednesday AZ the
church. for the monthly all day
meeting Beginning ~ 10 a m.
the guild charities department will
continue It's work for the Park
land Lutheran chiIdren's home al
Everett. under the direction Of
Mrs. yelma Smyser.
Mrs. o. y. EygaArd. guild preul-
dent. will meet with members Of
her cabinet In the pastors study
a. ~ o'clock. and Al one O'Clock
luncheon viii be served IN the
guild room BY members Of Circle g.
Mrs. William y. DAu. chairman
Of the hostess group. viii b.
assisted BY Aesdamss A. l. Burt.
Ben o. Bloom, Mark A. Bunting.
Julius Psulsen. William A. Ever
son. George ". Fisher John j.
Keller. L. A Petersen. William r.
McGraw. Edward walatad, A. ".
steidel and J. DuJeOn.
The afternoon program will
begin al O'Clock. with Rev. r.
p. Hoff. pastor. Leading In de-
yotlons. and Sall present Mrs. chss.
L. Dr0gisy IN q talk on 'Isnten
MsdltationS Mrs Elmer Baaksn-
sen VIII b. guest soloist. presented
BY Mrs. g. n Gkrtssn. program
chairman A cordial inyita ton Is
extended ali women u the con
FrsRstlon 10 attend these meetings
Of the guild On Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Lake City PIT. A.
And Scouts Plan

Lake City PIT. A. win meet
"Wednesday At o'clock In the Lake
City community hall. Mrs. Will
lam Taylor, health chairman. viii
be in charge Of the program. MIRA
George y. Cole viii speak On
Youth and the Home OF Toner
row" Miss Helen cantine. Tacoma
seou, director, viii speak TO the
Carl Scouts and their mothers.
The kindergarten mothers In
charge of the social hour will bs
Mesdsmes Herman Bouchei. j. A.
Kennedy. Thomas Neil, Hubert
Hamilton and Richard Wallace.
Lake City has organized two
troops OF Scouts the seniors. un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Sylvia
MaeIcan, and the Intermediates,
under the direction of Mrs. Norman
Mace. Mrs. Frank Locksrby IL the
leader of the Brownie troop
Monday. the Brownies had their
Flying Up" ceremony al which
time they were hostsases to thsir
mothers.
Girls entering intermediate scout
ing are Louells Long. Anne WIN.
Jams. Virginia Nicholson, Beverly
Nelson and Joan Lookerby. They
received wings and pins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
First Methodist Women
To Have BUSY Week

Circles OF the Women'a Society
Of the First Methodist church will
meet in private homes Wednes-
day for their monthly iunoheons.
business meetings and missionary
programs as follows:
Ada scofield circle meets with
Mrs. w X. Wilcox. SIC No. Cush-
man. Mrs. f. G.. Walker assist
ing
Alma Lister circle meets with
Mrs. Elizabeth Coffin. slI So. l.
st. Mrs. Leslie and Mrs. Hamilton
will assist.
Amy Mock circle meets with
Miss Lulu Fuller. 1919 No. 18th
ST. The Misses Siler. Mrs. John
Perigiliy, Mrs. Jesse Baniford and
Mrs. Rebecca Delegard will assist.
Jennie Reddish circle meets with
Mrs. + r. Garrison, 30l2 No.
18th. AIRS. Mary r. Brown and
Mrs. Maxwell viii assist.
judith Catron circle meets with
Mrs. @ A. Paine. 1920 No. Steele,
Mrs. Barnard and Mrs. Y. Paine
assisting
Lucy Dodge circle meets with
Mrs c. A. Palm. CAS- So. Steele.
Hettie Roberts circle meets with
Mrs r. h skewis. s25 So Traf-
ton. Mrs. V. E. Graham assisting.
Maize Snowden circle meets
with Mrs George Gilbert. TIA
No. Prospect Aesdames sulnger.
Freedom. West and saaler siil
assist.
ROsaiiA White circle meets with
Mrs F. r searles. 37iI No.
Proctor. Mrs George Carson azslst-
ing.
Circle 5. Daughters Of Norway.
viii meet for q 1870 luncheon
Wednesday ~ the home o. Mr.
A. p, Munsen. 53zz No. 40tn -
Busy Needle club gdll meet az
the home Of Mrs. Roy Morris. 514
So. 54th 81. Wednesday a. 1880
o clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
AlohanS Hear
Modern Play
Mrs. Geo. Hayden Gives
Reading Monday

Giving excerpts from a mod
ern play, Mrs. George Hayden
was guest speaker at the
meeting Monday afternoon of
Aloha club. Mrs. Charles b.
WEIGH opened her home on
North Yakima ave. for the
occasion. Mrs. Hayden, the
former Miss Frances Allen,
was a member of Aloha club
before going to Oh h a lis,
where she now makes her
home.
While in Tacoma, Mrs. Hayden
was a talented member of the
Drama league. She also is remem-
bered for her work with the Rad
ford players.
Spring flowers centered the table
at the tea hour. with Mrs Paul
Graft and Mrs. Christen Quevli,
jr.. presiding. Hostesses for the
day we're Mrs. WEIGH, Mrs. Henry
Hewitt and Miss Beatrice Turrell.
Mrs. John Goldsbury was chair
man of the day and Mrs Charles
w. Mason presided over the meet
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Auxiliary 10 Fete
Mrs. Raymond
Wild West Members 10
Meet FOR Luncheon

Mrs. Mary q. NJ. Raymond
Of Seattle win be honored AZ
"a luncheon at one o'eIock
Thursday afternoon for which
members Of Wild West auxil-
larry. 81, V. r. w. viii be
hostesses. Mrs. Raymond Ia
president of the Department
of Washington OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary 10 the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. The luncheon
viii be given In the private
dining room Of the Tacoma
hotel.
Mrs. Albert Hagsdorn win pro.
side and Mrs Ray wslston. . past
president of the auxiliary viii act
- toastmistre.s at The luncheon.
The Lincoln Gin ssxtstts viii en-.
terrain with songs.
out-of-iown guests viii Include
hssdamss Msyms Rezoh. ciar.
encs Hagen. Rnss LAWYER. G..
Hohart. William Nolan. ". Whit
ney, NJ pattimors. E. semiich. q.
westegren ~ Seattle. o. q. Bay
mer. Al covernsan. and q. ound-
ntrom Of Ballard. u. sehmiit Of
Aberdeen. 4. Morton Of Monte
sano: NJ. Wilson Of Hoquiam. I. l..
Smith. Raymond and l. Campbell
Of Vashon.
Tacoma reservations include
Mesdames Carl Esssns. c. L. bur-
Esss, Arthur Nelson. Q. G Dfumm,
Vincent Blgisy. Howard Smith.
Ronald Aubry. A. e. Hofstad. =.
=. Ayres. Roas nurnsworfh. James
X. Copeland, third district presi-
dent. Jesse r. coddington. Martin
McponouEh. Ronald Crowley. Fred
rrlnlnE. Robert Sinclair. Albert
HaEadorn. David clemsnssn, James
Mccoy. James Hainss. Martin
Joyce. Helen Dahl. Preston Harris.
Emil Carlson. u. England. William
sehisx. y. Morton. Ray wslston.
G. wsimsr. O. ". Anderson. G. !,
Earla. Frank gainano. George
Aofris. Lester cisrks. John Mar
xano. v ! Rybin. NJ U. Hsdfisid.
Frank Hartmann and Carl ostlund.
MIRA. Albert fsagadorn. auxiliary
president. has appointed hrs y.
J. Hybln general chairman. assist
ed By Mssdsmss Ray waistnn.
Martin hcDoDouah. e. wslmaf,
Js4ss y. coddington. q. n An
dsrson. Carl ossiund. Elmer Hard
and Preston Harts For further
reservations call MrA Eybsn.
Main zs4s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
North Tacoma Lodge
To Marx Anniversary

North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
Will celebrste its 2srd anniversary
At 3 O'Clock Tuesday evening In
Anderson hail Mrs. Kenneth
Jones. noble grand. viii preside.
she viii b. assisted BY Ars. David
Davies
Making her official visit. Mrs..
Robbie Lee White. president Of the
Rebekah Assembly u Washington
VIII be an honOTed guest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Church Units 10 Meet
During Week

Unit 8 Of the Independent Bible
church viii meet at tho home II
Mrs. Charles Gamble. so7 No. N.
Wednesday. Mrs. J. w. Jones' VIII
preside. A pouuok luncheon viii
BE- served At IL 80. Mrs. Arthur
churchwsrd viii give the Bible
study.
Members OF Unit - will meet
"Wednesday At the home Of Mrs.
John Dobler. 500 so. J. 81 II
o'clock. 10 tie quilts. Luncheon
viii be served a, 1880. Mrs. Clara
10th viii preside at the business
meeting and Mrs. u. v Moobsrry
win give The Bible study
A. q. Y. W. Juveniles sf Tacoma
No. Q. viii meet Wednesday A.
p. m. In Eagles hall For further
information. call Mrs. Frank La
Fisur, Garland 23ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Luncheon 10 Fete
New York Visitor

Mrs. Jeanette Fraser. superin-
tendent Of the Pierce county in
Urinary at Sumner, is entertaining
for Miss Margaret Muckley. a dis
tinguished visitor from New York
City. at a luncheon Wednesday
Miss Muckley Is assistant director
of the American Nurses associa-
ton, and has been making a sur
vey Of nursing In Washington.
Other luncheon guests viii be
Miss Glee V. Martin. OF Seattle,
Miss Grace coffman. Miss Harriet
Klein and Mrs. Gladys c. Melon
ough. all of Tacoma. Following
the luncheon. they will visit the
daffodil fields near Sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
calculations Extended
To Hilton Gardeners

Congratulations are being ex-
tended today TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
ton Bowen Gardner on the birth Of
a son March 10 at Tacoma General
hospital. The boy, who has been
named Hilton Bowen Gardner. IT,.
is being welcomed by sister, Mar
garet Elizabeth. A grandfather.
the Rev. Greabert Anderson OF Los
Angeles, is sharing in the congrat-
ulationS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Congregational Circles
Schedule Msstinos

Naomi circle cf the First coa-
Krsgationsi church u sponsorsns 3
cooking suheoi asmanstfstlnn a
the nfosdmsor 81 i2sis eeioek
"Wednesday afternoon.
rrisoiiiA eirois mests fos ~ -
Iunohson II the church with lSrs.
Anthony Arntson and Mfs. nsuwn
~ hostsssss. nrs nuliara u 10
charge 81 The program.
Father circle Will inset Wsanss-
day with Mira A. y, fofk fog .
i2;so o'clock luncheon. Mrs. n. A.
Pope and Ma Veronica Alien wsli
assist. Mra Raymond TAR. whs \
In charge af the program. wfil rive
modern Interpretations ~ ~
Bible.
HsaHzh circle wlil m~st II sas
o'oiock with hrs. vietas hiiisr.
Mrs.. A. l. Nsdsriss. Mrs.. W. a
Willard ana Mra q w. kakln wiiI
assist. Mrs.. Donald tisss will
review Our rssmlssa Land ~
Richard N.ah<rasf. sdllos II The
Portland oreEonisn.
Deborah circle ~sii INSET a enc
o'oiosk villa hra J. q. Wsleh. s0xs
No. n. Miss iisisn Evans vii -.
sls~ -iiEbt nsfs ct Homs." ~
Frank 3 Mead. snd The tioms-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Western Writer'S
Enjoy Program
Mn n. ksrnsrd Rssds
"sssrs - Not ossksesd"

Thoss Who had enjoyed
Nr~ Hunter kenunr1Ts nvise.
-1-~.--.. -o.- = -.
~ 80. 49,
nAfkened. when 4 wAt pro-
a,,eea N an Istfl~ Th~~tsx
a ..-
NeFs sme '" m~'srF sH
beauty in lie lines ard Ain-
osg,e.r~. A. IA. @h~~~<s~.~
thFoaHn tho VmnNfnssF ~
tefpfriNliun ard comments n
"a. ....h.- -. -. ..s a.
drama ~ the hsrsn meeting
of ina local rhaufrr af the
4 ..~... - us.-.~-'. v.,.s.-- -
=
SATURDAY evening. Inc m@~<.
ln9 wnH held % the home q
Mr.. and Mra. II. n Mnyhiu,
FulloWlng the reading IN
plav'. thsms ard n. hs..<lli..
900 .ti.~..~mssa
4 l~sss~ -. - -. s..s-s..
.r s~elv.n. !. ~. ss-.s--..
m....-. - s........... - -. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Minot Davises
Return From Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Minot Davis re-
turned to Tacoma and their cot
tage at the Country club on Sat
urday following a stay of little
more than month in Palm
Springs. Their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Warland
Wight. jr., came up from Long
view to welcome them home. Mr.
and Mrs. Wight returned to Long
view Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
J0int-Ease
Aching Joints

when less effective methods fall. try
int Ease for SUGGEST It's for joint
bsery and relieves pain, throbbing and
stress in accessible localities.
|It helps ease-up the agony OF sore.
|aamed. tortured joints so quickly
Is astonishing With only few sec
Ids rubbing, it begins to work and gets
Eht down to business - that's why II
Is had such success in relieving the
kins of Arthritis. Rheumatism. Neuritis.
euralgia. Sciatica. and Lumbago. Ask
IL Joint Ease at any live drug store In
|merica. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Mrs. Shaw Hostess
For Garden Club

Mrs. Park Shaw win entertain
members of the Prairie Flower
Garden club for n 10 luncheon on
irsday afternoon AZ her home
on spsnawey lake After tho
business meeting. Mrs. Ward Van
Arnum Will speak On Kinds ~
Soil and Iis Relation 10 Various
Plants" Previously assigned sns-
iects VIII be presented during rnll
call During the afternoon mem.
bers Will exchange plansa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Girls Advertising Club
10 Hear Columnist

The regular meeting Of the Girls
Advertising club will be held We'd
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock In
the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
Mr.. f. T. Short, columnist, will
speak on Making the Newspa-
pers."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

Mr.. Brown is graduate OF the
University Of Washington and has
fone graduate work at the Uni
ntrsity of Chicago and the New
Cork School Of Social work. He
1hs been administrator here for
30 years and with Mrs. Brown
i a patron for the Sahasa Girl
deserves of Stadium high school
I'D counselor for the young peo-
e of First Methodist church.
1 Resources Of the Pacific
northwest" will be DIR. Martins
|spic. The speaker Is well known
] a traveller, educator and lee
krer.
| The board of the Presidents
puncil has been invited to visit
lie Washington state eustodisl
|hool at Buckley the following
|nursday afternoon as the guests
DR.. F. NJ. Lash, who was a
|eaker at a meeting of the or
Imitation last year. They will
|eet at the Y. w. c. A. in the
|orning for their regular session
d will 60 to Buckley in a group
luncheon and tour of the
stitution.
Golden Glow Auxiliary Royal
eighbors will hold its regular
Getting at the home of Mrs.
over, 561s No. 43rd st., Wednes-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Plan Benefit Tea
For March n
Mrs.. t1endrieison 10 b
Hostess 10 PIT. A. Group

Another in their series al
monthly silver teas win be
given BY members Of Sheridan
PIT. A. on Wednesday after
noon. March 81 nj the home IL
Mrs. Jack Hendrickson. iss0
Mckinley ave.
Tho guests have eecn invited to
arrive n i'so o'clock for an IN
formal afternoon # games for
which fssoFs All he presented.
Mrs y. " Harmon viii he The
assisting hostess far ths party.
Ahout 20 guests are expected.
Proceeds from the benefit wali
80 toward the school library.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
PuyslIup Professional
Women 10 Mat

The Puyallup Business and Pro-
fessional Women Will meet at 8
o'clock next Monday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Margery Prowitx.
Miss Erla Morton and Miss Myrtle
Renwick are in charge Of the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Presidents Council TO Hear
Important Speakers Thursday
Mrs. Benton Announces Program FOR Regular Meeting
In Womens Clubhouse sf 10 O'clock

Two speakers who have outstanding recognition in
heir professional fields will address members of Presidents
Council at their meeting in the Tacoma Womans Clubhouse
On Thursday morning 10 o'clock. They Mr.. George
NJ " Brown, administrator of Pierce County Welfare de-
hartment, and DR.. Howard H. Martin, chairman of the
Peography department the University of Washington
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