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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY APRIL g, 194o
Ark Goes
 Aground
Alaska Bound Graft with Stako Family Aboard
 Hits Shoals

SEATTLE, April g. - Spurnine Coast Guard and fishing VesSel assistance, saying: We got 1t here ourselves and we'll get it oil our selves" the top-heavy home-mace cruiser Ark which is on trip to Cooks Inlet, Alaska with a tam- ily of nine, was aground on Shoal near Magnolia Bluff here today.
 Paul Stako. ex-marine who "lth his family intend to homeSteaa in Alaska rather than be on re- lief in Virginia" said that charts showed that the depths where the Ark had touched was ten feet deep and, T guess I didn't Know the tide had gone so far out The boat lay in less than twelve inches of water as he spoke.
 The family huddled below deck to shelter themselves from drlz- zling rain as the modern Columbus worked outside to get his boat back into deeper water-and refused the help of willing fishing boats anc the Coast Guard.
 The Ark sailed from Tacoma yesterday with a crowd of 10000 onlookers roaring good wishes. The 40-foot boat, in which Stako hopes to carry his family and belongings to his future home in Alaska, IS powered with a 1926 truck engine and draws 312 feet of water.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
CHICKEN LAW

PUEBLO, Colo, April Stealing chickens is a case of grand larceny in Colorado, regardless of the value of the poultry, if the theft occurs at night. If the thievery takes place in daylight the general larceny lay ap- plies, and it stipulates the value of any stolen property must exceed S20; otherwise it's case of petty larceny
 The quiIk in the Colorado law was uncovered recently after officers solved chicken stealing case by fol- lowing a trail of feathers from coop to loot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
ELKS' SERVICE K HELD TODAY FOR
 FLOYD (. BETS

The Elks' Lodge ritual was used at he funeral services for Floyd C.. Betts, held in the Chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
 The Rev. John A. Glasse delivered the eulcgy Mrs. George F Alexand- er, was soloist. Interment was in the Evergreen Cemetery where the grave service was that of the American Legion.
 Active pallbearers included L. J. JeWett, Paul Hudon, Carl Strom- berg, Ray Peterman, Harold Smith and Fred Crowell.
 Honorary pallbearers were J. P. Williams, L. A. Doughiny, F w. Will Hanson, Daniel Ross, Thomas Haigh and George A. Parks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
TWO AIR TRIPS
 MADE FROM HERE

Shell Simmons, AAT pilot, flew w. E. Joslin and Phil Collins on a special charter trip to Ketchi- kan yesterday and returned early this morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul SorenSen and M. Donaldson left Juneau with John Amundsen, the Sorensens going to Hirst and MT. Donaldson going to Tenakee. On the return trip Lyle Hebert came to Juneau from Sitka with Amundsen.
 Mrs. Sorensen arrived from the south on the Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
ParoChiaI School
 Is 10 Hold Mission
 Bazaar Tomorrow

The annual bazaar given by the students of St. Ann's Parochial School will be held tomorrow after noon at the Parish Hall. All pro- ceeds will be shared by the Mis- sion Schools of Alaska.
 Besides the customary booth dis plays for religious articles, candy, hot dogs and games of all kinds will attract the attention of fun loving youngsters. Two boxes of candy and beautiful photograph album will be awarded
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
NEW WAR RULE
 IN NAzI LAND

BERLIN, April 23.-Dumping coal on the sidewalks, a peace time of- fense against a police ordinance, has become a virtue for the dura- ton of the war.
 With so many Germans at the front, coal dealers cannot spare men to carry the coal from the trucks into the basements. Now they may dump their load on the sidewalk and let the customer himself get the coal under his roof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
GERMAN TROOPS GROSS SWEDISH
 LINE; INTERNED

LULEAA. Sweden, April 23.-An unconfirmed dispatch reaching Lu- leaa says that 500 German troops have crossed the Swedish frontier from Norway and have been in- termed The dispatch said it is believed that the Germans be- longed to the Narvik force. Some were wounded and were sent to hospitals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23

M. Powell J. A. Mascussen, Mrs. P. M. Sorensen, Ann Early Smith, H. s. Sully, R. " Wright, Mrs. R. ". Wright, George ziegler, Mrs. C.. Ziegler, Marylon Ziegler, Hartman Dick. John N Hickman. Paul A. Larson, Thomas Nielsen, Terry Nob- les, Max Rogers and Lowell Rowe ton.
 There are 5 passengers aboard for Cordova, 24 for Shepard Point, ' for Orca, for Valdez, 161 for Sew ard, and 55 to be transferred at Cordova for Westward ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
ONE DIVISION OF N0RWEG!ANS
 LAY DOWN ARMS

BERLIN. April 23.-The German News Agency DNB reports that the greater part of a Norwegian division has surrendered southeast of Stavanger after heavy fighting in the mountainous country
 The DriB says it is net possible to estimate immediately the num- Der of prisoners or extent of ma- terial taken.
 The agency asserts that two Brit ish bombers were shot down yes- terday in the British raid on StaVangcr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
RECLAMATION MAN TO HAVE LOOK AT
 SITkA SITUATION

To make an investigation at Sitka at the request of Gov. Ernest Gruen- ing. R. V. L. Wright. Consulting En- gineer of the Bureau of Reclamation. arrived here today with Mrs. Wright on the steamer Alaska.
 They will go to Sitka on the steamer North Sea tonight and plan to spend some time in Juneau on their return.
 Wright, who comes from Wash ington, says his Sitka mission has nothing to do with reclamation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
SENATOR, MRS. RESS
 TAKE INFERIOR PLANE

Returning from "the best trip we've ever had MT and Mrs. Luther c. Hess arrived in Juneau on the Alaska today and continued to their home in Fairbanks by PAA Electra
 After visiting relatives in the East, Senator and Mrs. Hess spent some time at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and returned to the northwest by way Of California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
Position Of Sweden
 Now Dark
French Sources Indicate Nation Next 10 Be h.
 vdded by Germany

PARIS April 23.-French military authorities today said the position of Sweden has become the dark side" of the Scandinavia in the war situation
 Important events appear immin- ent, according to these sources, and is strongly hinted that Germany might invade Sweden at any time now.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
NURSE THROUGH

Hazel Holmes, wno is to be Office of Indian Affairs nurse at Kotzebue, was a through passenger today on the steamer Alaska. A native of Wisconsin, she was stationed recent ly in Nevada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
REBEKAHS WILL
 MEET TOMORROW

A social meeting will be held tomorrow night, starting at 8 O. clock at the LOOP Hall, for members of the Rebekah Lodge.
 The Past Noble Grands headed by Mrs E. M Policy, will be in charge of the session. Mrs. Kath- inc Hooker will arrange for re- treatments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
SHOW CANCELLED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April g. Alexander Woollcott was stricken with heart attack on Sunday and all remaining engagements here and in the Pacific Northwest of the play. The Man Who Came to Dinner" have been ordered cancelled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
This is vour Iasf chance 10 see if!

. This year is your last chance to see the most beautiful Worlds Fair ever created. On September 29 the magic lights on Treasure Island will be turned out forever.
 Only once in the average life time comes an experience so beau. tiful, so impressive, so memorable as this Exposition. When years from now people ask, Did you see the San Francisco Worlds Fair?", don't be forced to say, T didn't go". It's just a short trip, and quite inexpensive.
 When you go to San Francisco this time, why not try the train and really enjoy your vacation! No long, tiresome drive to spoil your fun. Arrive rested and refreshed. Our trains offer fares and accom- modations to fit every travel budget.
 Get all the facts and figures from E. F. GHORMLEY, General Agent, Pass. Dept, 1405 Fourth Ave, Seattle, Wash. Ask him for your free copy of our new 24-page color booklet describing the l940 San Francisco Worlds Fair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
RAILROAD OFFICIAL

J. J. Delaney, Examiner of Ac- counts of the Alaska Railroad, is a through passenger today on the steamer Alaska, returning to An chorage from the States. He is ac- companied by his wife and children.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
zAv0DSKY IS NOW
 NIGHT PATR0LMAN

Gudman Jensen, Juneau night merchant patrolman, is leaving for Berners Bay to do assessment work on his mining claims. In his absence Jack Zavodsky goes on the night de- tail seeing that merchants have the doors to their establishments lock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
WEATHER MAN ON WAY HOME
 TO FAIRBANKS

c. K. Anderson, Observer in charge at Fairbanks, was a through pas- senger today on the steamer Alaska.
 Anderson has been in Washington three months attending a technical training conference in air mass analysis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
scHWAMM FLIES HERE

Tony Schwamm, Petersburg pilot, flew into Juneau today from Peters burg to pick up one passenger and return. He landed in Gastineau Channel at the marine waterways of the Alaska Air Transport
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
McCONAGHY ON ALASKA

Among passengers aboard the AL aSka are MT and Mrs. Frank Mc- Conaghy who came ashore in Juneau while the Alaska discharged passen- gers and cargo MT. McConaghy is operator of cannery at Uganik.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
DEPUTY RETURNS

Deputy Collector of Internal Reve- nue Wesley o. Overby returned on the steamer Alaska from a trip to Ketchikan,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
WILLIAMS RETURNS

District Engineer M. D. Williams of the Public Roads Administration, returned on the steamer Alaska to- day from routine inspection trip in Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23

Sidney Banks, CCC foreman, re- turned last weekend from Yakutat where he had been directing the building of an extension to the Yakutat road.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
sULLY RETURNS

H. V. Sully, of Sully's Bak- cry, returned today on the steamer Alaska after spending two weeks in Seattle on business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
FOR GOODNEWs BAY

Frida Olson and Andrew c. Olson, of Goodnews Bay are visiting Juneau today while waiting for the North bound Alaska to continue on it's way after discharging passengers and cargo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
LOUHELEN SELLS HALIBUT

The halibuter Louhelen, skipper Andrew Hildre, sold 1l,000 pounds of fish to the New England Fish Company this morning at prices of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
BAILEl ON ALASKA

F. H. Bailey, operator of a can nery at Port Bailey, Kodiak Island, is aboard. the Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23

Today's news today in The Empire. Today's news today Ill The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
CANADIAN DISCOUNT

Until further notice, Canadian funds will be accepted at following discount:
 Checks and Currency 20% Silver 22b
 THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK
 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23

Daily Empire classifieds pay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08

Honoring Mrs Esther Davis and
Mrs. o. ) atuen ~ Farmland. vim
will isays Sunday, June Q. on an
extended trip through the mid.
western states. Mrs A. w Ram.
stad opened her home Wednesday
evening Ia a group of friends.
After an evening spent In play.
ing games, the honor guests were
presented with . number ~ gifts
for their trip. Mrs. J. Y. Xavier
poured at the reception which fol-
lowed.
Guests at the affair were Mes-
danes N A. Christensen. E. Veg.
ner. I. " Hange. v. q. Chtlsien-
sen. ]. =. Xavier. J. =. rfinrgef.
o. A. Tingela,ad, a. l. Dahl. A.
L1hmann, r o. avaf.. "a i,ano.
y. A rreuH. l.. ~. kfe,dler and
J. NJ sslatsf
Accompanying the travellers will
be their daughters. als. Virginia
Davis who viii graduate from tho
University Of Washington this
week. and Mia Eiixabeth afusn,
Elbe teacher They were spssr-
tanned st a dinner Thursday eve
ming given by Mrs. ], Stanley
Dahl ~ her homs In Falkland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Mrs. Staa'z 70 Open Home
To Kappa Alpha Theiss

Alumnse Of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority will gather for a picnic
luncheon At the home Of Mrs
Stanley stastz In Sumner Heights
Saturday afternoon At l2.s5. IL
will be the last meeting until
autumn. Mrs. Lyle Lemiey. presi-
dent Of the group, Is the delegate
to the national Theta convention
June 3O-July 5 at Maekinae Island
Mich. on Lake Huron.
With Ar. Lemley and their
daughter Patricia. ahe viii motor
east. visiting also in Nebraska and
Maryland The Lemieys plan 10
be gone about a month. During
their trip Mr. and Mrs Carl Hoage.
an uncle and aunt. Will occupy
their home
Lake City Church annual straw 10
berry festival Saturday from 4
until 3 O'Clock ~ the Homer Sweet
home. Everyone cordially invited.
Conduetress Club will meet Sat
orday ~ Hotel Winthrop for =
II 30 luncheon. Business meeting
10 follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
{. P. S. Commencement Program
Announced for Saturday
Seniors TO Receive Diplomas at Exercises in Jones
Hall; Luncheon 70 Follow al Hotel Winthrop

Friday and Saturday the last two days of this years
commencement at the College of Puget Sound are
crowded with events honorng the graduating class On
Friday evening at sl5 the womens residence hall the
presidents reception in honor of the senior class and all
friends OF the seniors and the college invited attend
Inc commencement exercises will be held at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning in Jones hall auditorium The exercises
will be followed by the traditional Alumni association
mony at the Color Post At o'clock the Crystal ballroom
of the Hotel Winthrop is to be the commencement luncheon
In honor OF those who receive degrees The senior party
all students and alumni of the college will be given at
o'clock Saturday evening at Hotel Winthrop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Private School LIST,
Tacoma Graduate,

Two Tacoma students are taking
part IN the graduating exercises
Of Acnlo School and Junior col
legs In Hsnio Park. Calf. today.
William {. Cuyles. son Of Mr..
ana @rs. George y. Cyyiea. dur
ing hts two years II college work
took active part In basketball and
baseball and Was member u
both The Alpha sigma ~ club and
the Triad Honor society.
William w Bufmelstsr. son II
Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Burmeistsr.
finishes his high school work.
having spent year ~ nenl0.
During the spung he wss sctive
both IN golf and swimming. having
taken fret place ir the Northern
California Private School confer.
ence diving events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08

tn, Methodist church, will give the
prayer. Music by the Adelphiar
Choral society will be presented
under the direction of Prof. Pau
Bennett. Their numbers will b,
AN Angel Said TO Mary" BY
Makarov, and "Gospodi Pomilui'
by Lovovsky. The Rev. Meats
address will be entitled Don
Lose That Dream"
Dean to Present Candidates
Dean John d. REGISTER, STR.
Ph.D.. will present the candidates
for degrees. The comforting of de-
grees and presentation Of diplomas
will be by President Edward II
Todd. MS, S.TB., DID, LID.
Lid, who will be assisted by
Dean REGISTER, Prof. Walter S
Davis and Prof. Charles A. Rob.
bins. The benediction will be by
the Rev. Charles MacCaughey
DID, superintendent of the Seat
tle-Tacoma district of the Metho.
dist church. The Recessional
played by Prof. Smith, will be
"Toccata" by Widor.
The commencement exercises
are to be followed by the Color
Post ceremony for inducing the
graduating class into the Alumni
association. Members Of til c
Knights Of the Log will be mar
shals at the ceremony. Lyall
Jameson, president Of the associ-
sted students, will have charge OF
the affair. Speakers will be DR.
Todd; Mr.. Franklin johnson, presi-
dent Of the Alumni association
Ashfield Walker, president of the
senior class, and Miss Marie Gil
strap, who will give the vale1ic-
tory address. Miss Marie Null.
gan. vice president of the student
body. and Miss Annabel Miller
secretary of the student body, viii
be keepers of the inner gates OF
the color post, and two represen.
tatives from the alumni OF the
college will hold the outer gates
Gathering together for tn Z
luncheon at Hotel Winthrop viii
be those who received degrees. the
board OF trustees OF the college
and their wives, the faculty Of the
college and their wives, and the
special commencement speakers
The luncheon will be at l O'Clock
in the Crystal ballroom. There
will be an informal program fol.
lowing the luncheon with Presi.
dent Todd presiding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Parties Compliment
Miss Moline

Day Island was the center Of
interest last week for Miss Naomi
Moline and her friends since on
June 70 Miss Moline viii become
the bride OF Mr. Samuel Warren.
and is being frequently feted.
"Wednesday evening Miss Ruth
Hallin gave kitchen shower for
/ the hride.to.be In her Day Island
home, and Sunday Mrs, r. o, John
sons home on the Day Island beach
was the setting for tea IN honor
of Miss Moline
Miss Rhoda Carlson was joint.
hostess with her sister for the
colorful tea given Sunday. Tho
greater portion Of the afternoon
was spent out -of doors on the
lawn renewing long standing
friendships and admiring the many
pieces OF white Franciscan pottery
given 10 the bfide-to
Tea later WAS served. with Mrs,
Oscar Carlson and Miss Myrtl.
Warren pouring
A cake beautifully decorated
with the names of tho bride and
groom-to-hc and ice cream with
the letter " in the oenters was
eleverly placed on an artistically
arranged table.
Those present were: Meadamen
II. +. Warren. August Moline. Earl
Wilbur. Oscar Carlson, Florence
Burns, Jack culbert, Guy Nick.
Mildred Wiibcrt and the Misses
Martha Swartz. Pearl cronander,
Dorthy cronander, Ruth Hsilin,
Myrtle Warren and Ruth Moline.
Outside guests were Mrs. Win.
ston Neat. and Mrs. Carl kimberg
from Chehalis.
Mrs. {. A. Hallin aSsister her
daughter Wednesday evening. The
happy occasion was spent In
shower games, with honors going
to Miss Myrtle Warren and Mrs
Leonard Peck.
Before n buffet supper. gifts for
the brides kitchen were presented
Refreshments carried out eleveriy
the kitchen idea with designs of
kettles. cups and dishes dominat.
ing on the refreshments. The
rooms were attractive with red
sweetpeas and red roses through
out.
Those attending were the Mes
danes Oscar Carlson, Mildred WI
bert August Moline. Leonard
Peck. Nels Msgnussen. Harry Nau.
bert. o. Olson. X. o. johnson,
Franz Frsnzsch. u " Warren and
the Misses Ruth Moline. Myrtle
Warren. Rhoda Carlson and Ad.
rienne Peterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Mrs. Finch Enterisins
Al Reunion

Mrs. c. L. Finch entertained NJ
her home on No. Anderson II. Wed.
nesday afternoon At luncheon.
Guests were former associates Of
high school and college days. Snap.
dragons and spyrea from the gar
dens OF the hostess home were In
unique arrangement on the dining
room table and throughout thr
other rooms. After luncheon the
afternoon was spent In the garden.
Guests were Masdames e. u.
Taylor w y. Burkhari. ". A.
sprcnger. o. r. Gilmore. y J. Muir.
ding. Frederick Brown. G ~. VI.
terbsck. 4 y. Greene. J. g. Morris
and A g. Noylss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Mrs. Mccormick
Will Entertain
Tacoma Garden Club 10
Meet for Tea, Election

Mrs. W. L. Mccormick will
be hostess to Tacoma Garden
club members at her attrac-
tive home at 500 No. Tacoma
ave. on Tuesday afternoon.
The gathering will be the an
nual meeting of the group
during which the nominating
committee will present its
report with the election of
officers following.
Annual reports of committee
chairmen will be given also.
For the tea hour Mrs. McCor-
mick will be assisted by Mrs.
Thomas B. Murphy, Mrs. w. w.
Seymour, Mrs. NJ. T. Nelson and
Mrs. George J. Osgood.
The retiring board is headed by
Mrs. f. c. Richards, president.
Wee presidents are Mesdames
James NJ. Ashton, Metcalf Fogg
and William c. Deering, c. n.
Arendt and James Garvin, secre-
taries; Herbert II. Hunt, treas
urer and c. NJ. Morphy, historian.
On the board are Mesdames J. Mar
win Mcneil, Frank Cainahan. w.
w. Reyes. George J. Osgood, A. S.
Black, NJ. McElroy. Frank Valen-
tine. Thomas Murphy and Clinton
S. Reynolds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Patrons Named for
Nurses Dance
Alumnae OF ST. Joseph S
Plan Event for Graduates

st. Joseph's hospital alum
nae will honor the graduating
class with a dance at the Elks
club Saturday evening. Mrs.
Herbert +. Wetmore is gen.
eral chairman and will be as
sisted by Misses Rose Bacior,
Maxine Baichley. Josephine
Halco, Marian Maddox. Mil
dred Magnuson, Michika va
mali, Mesdames Ernest Lease
and Leonard NJ. Tyipp. lr.
The decorations will carry
out a flower garden idea.
Patrons and patronesses will be
Doctors and Mechanics Harry ALI
son, II. S. Argue, r. o. Ball, Angus
Barter, V. S. Baskin, r. II. Beach,
d. II. Bell, S. L. Blair, l.. T. Bland,
]. c. Bohn. T. X. Bowles, Burton
Brown, X. A. Brown. A. II. Buis,
w. G. Cameron, Walter c. Cam
eron, F.. l.. Carlson. c. G. Carlson.
H. T. Clay. II. d. Clayberg. Y. f..
Grove. ID. NJ. Dayton. T. y. Cur
ran. c. Dietrich, Edgar Dodds.
Charles Doe, Elizabeth Drake. T.
n. Duerfeldt, n. II. Dutton, James
H. Egan, Charles Engels, Albert
Ehrlich, r. J. Fairbourn. e X.
Fishel, a. N. Flynn. 6. =. Gam
mon, r. s. Garnett, VIM. II. Goer-
ing, Clyde Gray, Hills Griffin.
J. w. Gullikson, c. Halvorsen,
+. w Hanson, II. J. Hsrds, John
Haulina.
Drs. and Mesdames A. y. Hea-
ton. Lewis Hopkins. A. W. Howe.
Hinton Jonez, c. II. kinnear, +. c.
Kyle. J. Arnason Johnson c. G..
beaverton, J. Allan Locke. Cyril
Lundvick, F. r. Madison. w w.
Mattson, Lawrence McNerthney,
George A. Moosey, T. b. Murphy.
NJ. T. Nelson, Miles Parrot,
William Paul, Lee f. Powers. J r.
Rea, Chris Reynolds Il. c. schaef-
fer. A. l.. Schultz. George Smith,
John F. steele. c. G. Trimble. J. j.
verhslen. Clifford Whitaker. Ross
D. Wright, s. r. Hermann. NJ. n.
Hosie. Leo J. Hunt. n S. Judd,
G. G. r. Kunz. David n. Johnson.
Lawrence Joers. A. c. Leslie, r n.
Long, Sydney NJ. MacLean. Clyde
Msgill.
Drs. and Aesdames G. r. Nc
Creery. ". y. MoNerthney. r. a.
Morse. A. George Mace, W. A..
Niethsmmer. e. s. Pssco. {. NJ
Pearson. r A. Plum. Jess Read.
j. b. Robertson, Carl sheyer. S r.
Sleep, Kari Stsatz. A. {. Stewart,
J. x. Turner. r. ID. Warren. Don
Willard. r. {. Yoder. A. r. Hills,
r. o. Houda. Scott Jones. " ".
Keller. H. kursta. r A. johnson.
I J. A. LaGasa. ". r. Lewis. ". n.
Ludwig r y. NcRae y. r Mag
nusson. ". y. MeCreery. Ray W
Monaghan. r C. Muir. p n Mace.
George V. DIVA. W. ". Pacoe. w.
b. Penney. christen Quevh, Jf ".
D. Read, Darrell Running, r. G.
sheyer, J. S. smeall. G. n Steele.
Benjamin Terry. George J. Van
denberg, II J. Whitaere. II. G.
WilIared, Drs. John Flynn. NJ.
Galloway, J. p. Kane ana Charles
Mccall.
Numerous cocktail parties will
precede the affair Among these
viii be one given by Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Wetmore. whose guests
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Gold Star Mothers
tionofsd AZ Tea

Gold star Mother. ~ Tacoma
were honofed NJ tea given on
Wednesday afternoon by Wild West
auslilary. Veterans 81 Eorisn
Wars. IN The Masonic tsmpls. FOR
the occasion the tabis decorations
v.fs carried aU, In blue and golsi.
The cloth Vas Lace and ths center.
plscs. at In blue crystal. was ~
blue dslphlnlum and ysllow op,seiis
roses For each guest ~ honor
thsfs ~as place favor. Tiny
crystal boat filled with gold and
blue bouquet.
Mrs. william Achiszs and Ass
81 Peterson poured.
Musical numbers on ths program
Included numbers by ibe violin
quartet ~ Mason intermediate
school and plano solos BY Nancy
Wlsmef
Mrs, Carl os,l,na was chairman
~ ths eommlttss and assisting her
we're Mechanics Jerry Grove.
Brewer England. Theodore bur.
ham. Preston Harris. Robert hin.
clair. Harry Carpenter ana Ceofgs
LsItoek.
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Rising sss spiritual dbuses viii
sponsor a card party on saturday
evening at O'Clock in sHs church.