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Oslo Reports Nazi
Fleet in Motion

OSLO, Norway, April 8. 'UP)--
Usually reliable informants reported
today that a fleet of German war
ships was steaming through the
Kattegat between the Danish ana
Swedish coasts, on the route from
the Baltic to the Skager Rak ana
the open North Sea. The report
was not confirmed but came from
sources which have been reliable
in the past.
The Oslo newspaper Dagbladet
had reported in an extra edition
that a large German fleet was
steamng northward via the Katie
gat. and that it was believed there
were about Is ships in it.
According to this report, most OF
the German ships were proceeding
by the Great Belt, between the
Danish islands of Fuenen and Zea-
land, and that six were Steaming
by wa7 of the Sound between Zea-
land and Sweden.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08

mine laying on the Norwegian coast.
The French government, in CO.
operation with the British govern
ment, broadcast the mining warning
to the world by radio today, and
repeated the warning at interval as
the day progressed
Further, all broadcasting stations
emphasized the accusation that the
action was necessary on the ground
that Germany had flagrantly vio-
lated the rights of neutrals. The
Allies, it was said, had decided to
prevent the Germans from continu-
ing to carry contraband.
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koht as soon as he had been called
from bed to receive the aravc news
CT the Allied action.
Il WAS understood that at the
meeting means were considered of
resisting further infringement Of
EorWay.S neutral rights.
Shipping was suspended along the
coast as the result of the Allied
action and British war fleet steam
ed in search of German ships.
Three German cutters, heading
for Bodoe from Lofoten with fish.
Y vore halted during the mine lay
Iag operation by British warship,
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Norway Protests
Action by Allies

OSLO, Norway, April 8. up
Norway in protest TO Great Brit
ain demanded today the immediate
removal of mine fields laid on the
Norwegian coast and the immediate
withdrawal of British warShips from
Norwegian waters.
The mine laying was denounced
us "the most severe and the most
unwarranted violation of neutrality
since the war started
The protest was made after a
three hour emergency meeting of
the cabinet foreign affairs commit
tee and other key ministers. sum
moned by Foreign Minister Halvdan
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A move which took diplomats ana
British political quarters as well as
the public completely by surprise
was announced as representing Al
lied determination to deprive Ger
many of the use of Norwegian ter
ritorial waters to carry contrapano'
Implicitly. the announcement.
charged that Norway had actlVelS
aided the German contrabano Shlps
in fear of Germany's wrath.
Emphasizing that they took ac-
ton only because illegal German
warfare was putting the Allies at
a dangerous disadvantage the Al
lied governments were uncompro-
missing in asserting their determ-
ination to prevent Germany from
obtaining resources or facilities from
NORWAY.
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German Steamer
Attacked by Sub

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, April 8.
CUP)-The German steamer Kreta
at 2:25 pm. today sent out an SOS
call saying that it had been at
tackled by a submarine in the Ska
gerrak off the Faerder lightship.
The Kreta reported that she still
was afloat and was expecting as
slStancc from the Norwegian coast
guard
The hrcta. 1859 tons, is registered
cut of Hamburg.
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BERLIN QUIET i.

BERLIN. April 8. tUPl-Uncon-
firmed reports circulated today of
German fleet movements in Baltic
ports curing the last few days, Of
ficial quarters said they were un-
able to deny such reports. because
they we're Of a military nature.
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COASTAL SHIPPING AT
STANDSTIul IN NORWAY

BERGEN. Norway. April g. (UP)
Norwegian coastal shipping was
halted today upon receipt of the
news that Allied warships had min
ed the coast.
Ships scheduled to proceed to
Bergen from the north we're held
at Aalsund. Molde and Christian
Sund.
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TORPEDOED

OSLO April 8. ,UPl-An uniden-
titled tanker was torpedoed this
AFTERNOON off Rauer. near Sandej-
jordS- Fiord.
The torpodoed tanker was seen by
customs guards on the coast.
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Blockade Turns
American Vessel

TACOMA, WASH, April 8. UP)-
Fear of an Allied blockade caused
the American freighter Wildwood to
turn about in mid-Pacific with
$.5O0,0OO cargo consigned to Vlad-
ivostok. r. R. Clark, president of
the American Foreign Steamship
Co., revealed today.
Clark arrived by plane as the
Wildwood began unloading her 1000
tons of copper, brass, and machin-
cry owned by Amtorg, Russian trad
ing organization, whose represen-
tatives here were to take it over.
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For unexpected ana sme-fire re-
iultS turn to POst-PresS Classifieds,
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Neavs and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
.Spinsier Club
Elects Officers
Miss Margaret Burkey VIII
Lead Group During Year

Mrs. c. O. Lynn extended
the hospitality Of her home
Tuesday evening 10 members
of the Spinster club when the
group met TO elect officers
for the new club year. Miss
Margaret Rurkey was named
president and other new Of
ficers are Miss Lea Mills. vice
president: Miss Margaret
Simpson, secretary. and Miss
NJ arjorie Schwalen, treas
urer.
Miss Lois Friddie. retiring presi-
dent and niece OF Mrs. Lynn.
handed over the gavel TO the IN
coming president and upon retir-
ing. was presented with . splnster
pin. with a gavel guard. the clubs
traditional gift to outgoing presi-
dents.
Among those present We're the
Misses Frances Summers, Vivian
Sturtridge. Geraldine Elsbree.
Margaret Burkey. Virginia Marin
off, Lea Mills, Betty Ross. Grace
Hamilton, Margaret Simpson. VAL
dene Hazelton, Lucille Decker.
Doris Nisonger. Lois Friddle and
Dixie Thompson.
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Historical Group
To Have Program

She Historical group of the TIA
coma Woman's club will meet in
the clubhouse at 10 o'clock Friday
morning with Mrs. VIII Il. Smith
as chairman for the day. She will
present a full program which will
include a review OF the Centennial
of the Founding of Fort suffer
Suffers Own Story" to be given
by Mrs. Birdola German.
The one hundredth anniversary
of the founding Of the Nauvoo
tMormonsl will be spoken of by
Mrs. n. r. Bingham In her re-
view Of Brigham Young" by
NJ. r. Werner. Mrs. Ivan p,
Balabanoff viii relate the story OF
the centennial OF the beginning
of express service in the United
States wells Fargo).
Miss b. Meddins Is the study
director. Because OF Good Friday,
all afternoon meetings have been
POSTPONED.
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Nuptials Exchanged Tuesday
I'm Setting Of Candlelight
Miss Joyce Elizabeth Rosene. Mr.. Robert Elicit OF Ss
Lake. Plight Troth in First Congregational Church

Strains of soft organ music heard quietly during
the charming candeght wedding ceremony Tuesday
ming in which Miss Joyce Elizabeth Rosene daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Luther Rosene became the bride of Mr. Robert
Isaac Elicit of Sen and Mrs Arthur Odell Elicit Of
Salt Lake City, Utah The nuptal exchanged in
First Congregational church at half after o'clock with
the Rev. Joseph Weiss, retired of Seattle reading the
service.
The tapers arranged in sevenbranched candeabra
and were compmened by tall baskets of Gala lilies and
palms Mr. Frank Nurding the organist and played
the traditional wedding professional from Lohengrn by
Wagner and Mendelssohn's wedding March"
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Lodge 10 Marx
Anniversary Wednesday

East Tacoma Rsbekah lodge yiIl
celebrate It's t4th anniversary Wed.
nesday evening ~ 5 O'Clock IN the
East Tacoma Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. Lewis heistsr viii prealds
and viii be assisted by Mrs..
Albert Martin. During the birth.
day cslebrstlon veteran jewels win
be presented 10 the members be.
longing 70 the organization for 10
years. They include Mesdamss
Lena Peck. Charlotte McInnis,
Marie Dodson. Gertrsids corrls and
Flora Haywood.
Mrs. Charles Ayril, the program
chairman. Will present the -Four
cisfs. Robert and Donald fIsnnlnx
Howard schaffsrt and Harry
Wade. who viii sing. accompanied
by Mrs. Robert Hsnning. Mrs. Don
aid HennlnE viii give a reading
Late supper will follow.
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ried a single orchid from which
cascaded showers of valley lilies
tied with white ribbons.
Mrs. F. Austin Gibbons and
Miss Elinor Perkins were mstron
and maid OF honor at the wedding.
Their gowns OF turquoise taffeta
were made in old fashioned style
with drop shoulders trimmed in
black lace. The skirts were very
fun and sweeping with tucked-up
hemline in front. They carried
deep rose tulips
The bridesmaids. Mrs. Ernest J.
Estes of Portage, Misses Lillian
Morisse. Betty Donohue and Fran
ces Newell of Tenino, were in pale
pink taffeta, made also with full
skirts, short hustle boleros. sweet
heart necklines and short puffed
sleeves. Their bouquets were OF
daffodils and white pink-tipped
tulips.
Betty Lou Babnick, cousin Of the
bride. was the charming junior
bridesmaid and wore pale blue taft
feta made also with full skirt and
sweetheart neckline. She carried
colonial bouquet of sweetheart
roses. The little flower girl was
Dorothy Ellen Babnick whose
gown of yellow was made like that
of her sister. She carried a basket
of mixed spring blossoms.
Lighting the tapers before the
wedding were Miss Bernice Morse.
wearing turquoise taffeta and Miss
Eunice Washburn in peach taffeta.
Mr.. Glenn Rosene was best man
for Mr.. Elicit and the ushers were
Messrs. c. ]. Rosene, jr., F. Austin
Gibbons, Clyde Alexander, Grant
Richards and Ernest ]. Estes.
The wedding reception followed
at the Rosene home. 1910 So. @
st. Mrs. Rosene received with the
bridal party and wore smoky blue
lace over satin made bolero style
and Mrs. Elicit chose to receive
in black lace over gold satin.
Both had corsages of sweetheart
roses.
Daffodils and lilies were used TO
decorate the home and on the col
latiOn fable werp daffodils and
tulips with flower-candles. Miss
Ethel Luckenbihl and Miss Esther
Cory assisted Mrs. Rosene at the
table and Miss Janis Wegener was
In charge of the guest book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elicit are motor
ing south to Salt Lake City. by
way of San Francisco. For travel
ing the bride chose wool Dress
maker suit of cinnamon brown
with matching top coat having a
square fur collar. Her blouse was
OF moss green and she wore a
black straw hat with jersey drape.
Mrs. Elicit was graduated from
Lincoln high school and attended
Knapps and the Washington Art
Institute. She is a member of
Beta Phi Kappa, national business
girls sorority. Her husband was
graduated from Springville high
school at Spanish Fork. Utah, and
attended the University of Utah
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Easter Meeting
Is Planned

The regular nesting Of tho
Thursday Night oirlS club Of tns
Y. W. &. A. viii be held Thursday
evening. beginning with = pot luck
dinner Al s;is o'clock. Miss Alpha
Riohaud, Garland sass, 10 chair
man, assisted by Misses Fiorence
klmbnll and Pearl cvitovItch.
The birthday committsa consists
Of Miss Bertha Schmidt. chairman.
assisted by Misses Claire ksmbls,
Evelyn Johnsen and Frances
Radich.
The group viii meet In the gym
naslum al 73o o'clock An Easter
program wiil follow with Mas
Beth GOWN in charge. Glasses
will be suspended for tbs svsnins.
Industrial girls are cooperating
with the bushes. girls IN planning
a carnival which II TO be held
April 8 NJ the Y. W G. A.
me study group VIII meet 81
4 o'clock Wednesday svsninx st
ths Y. W. &. \.
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Good Friday
To Be Marked


Tho Lincoln high school Z
capellA choir will sing 1t the
Good Friday services 1t BATH
any Methodist church. Mrs..
Margaret RAwson Cohecn II
the director. The ladies' so
cieties Of five south end
churches win cooperate In
planning the days program.
which will begin al 10 o'clock
and last until | o'clock.
Friends are invited to come
al their convenlence and stay
m long m they wish.
The shenas ~ The program wiil
be The ssven Last wnrds n
Christ" rhs choir viii sing 81
10 o'clock Mrs. Lleyd Hssus wili
read IN. scripture and Mrs Jsha
w. uesrharf win speak. The
Westminster Preshyssr,sH hour
will follow Mrs. n. c. Maehis wiiI
present Mrs. W. o. rssnfheln. Tn@
nsthssda baptist hour 10 II n
= m. n~, y. X. Andersen viii
speak and Mrs. Marion flint ana
William Berg wlli sing.
A. ifis0. Mrs Ernest Manner
wfii sing ard shsre VIII Ne choral
readings by members Of Bethany
Ladies' society. with Mrs. Ray
o'Fiyng directing. The Rev. Ear
nest Barber viii speak.
MIs. Elsie Kant NJ Plymouth
Congregational church wiil speak
At ~ O'Clock and ~ f7fsn. Mrs.
J. r Burton NJ H. rsul's Mefho.
DIST ahuroh wiil present Mrs J. ~
Rogers. Special music win he
presented ny Mrs Ernest Colder.
Mrs. L. FifsF. A. L. psnisl and
Mira 70, J. Hshescs sampriss the
general eommistss II the hssssss
church.
Wa. A.sii,.ss o.s.s. ~iil msss
Tor luncheon and cards on Friday
afternoon ri 1870 IN ths Mssoais
tsmpls. liostssss@ wiIl he Me-.
danes George Moore. Ray nsllB.
George Mullins and Miss fsefBise
Bolin,
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Friendly Circle
Plans Luncheon

Members Of tbs Friendly eafeis
OF the first Baptist church sill
sponsor a luncheon at the Broad.
moor Il 1870 o'clock Thursday
Mrs.. hanDicksn 10 chairman of
the affair. Mrs. y. g Young Y
In charge of assotions and Will
present Ara. paul smith Ia .
group 81 Sings Miss Magnolia
Go sum viii entertain with read
lngs. For reservations call Mrs
A. J Kussn Al Main $3.50 o. Proc
or fgss
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Sunset Garden Club
Plans Meeting

Sunset Garden club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Conrad Hay
mel, S735 Ia. Spokane ave. Thurs
day afternoon. Luncheon will be
at 1890, and a business meeting
will follow al las. Mrs. A. n.
Newman will talk on Planting
for Continuous Bloom" A boz
tsnicsl word drill will be led by
Mrs. Harlin McCord.
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Many Plan Luneheons for
Friday al lakewood

Many are the Tacomans who
are planning small and large
luncheon groups at the Lakewood
Terrace dining room on Good
Friday. Some Of the lentsn dining
ideas developed in San Francisco
are being brought TO the Lake
wood dining room for the pleasure
of those who plan to be there that
day.
A special luncheon has been
planned for from IL TO 2;30
o'clock in the flower-banked Ter
race, and many table reservations
are in for the very special privilege
OF hearing the carol singers from
the Little Church on the Prairie,
who will sing at various times
during the luncheon hour.
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Club Schedule for Week

Mary Todd Lincoln sewing cir
Gle win meet with Mrs. Edward
Thomas. 3eos Ea n st. Thursday
for a 1880 o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
b. ofsted Is calling a business Sos.
sion for lao o'clock.
Fern Hiil baptist church wemen
will meet with Mrs. Hugh Smith,
s04 so. a6th st.. at 10 .. m. Thurs
day for work. Sandwich luncheon
at noon. Mrs. y. Hansen IL calling
= business meeting for 2;30.
Past Guardians club. Tacoma cir
Gle. NOW. No. 1853. will meet at
s p. m. March n instead OF March
% ut the home OF Mrs. Walter
Crawford. Mrs Robert Braasey
assisting. Mrs. Harry Ritter viii
preside.
Glendale social club will meet
Thursday At : p. m. At the home Of
Mrs. signard Johnson. 72ig 40.
i2th. Assistant hostess. Mrs. A.
Aubry.
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Just before the wedding Miss
<Jessica Deity sang AT Dawning'
and Mr.. Glenn Rosene, brother Of
the bride. sang Because" Togeth-
er they sang II Love You Truly
Escorted to the chancel by her
Father, the bride was attractive in
vher gown of white taffeta made
with quaint hustle and long point
I'D leg o. mutton sleeves. The skirt
was long and flowing. tapering
Unto a train over which her long
9heer veil of net extended. A cap
,of pearls and orange blossoms held
The veil in place. Mrs. Elicit car
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Mrs. t1sues 70 Entertain
Monte Vista Club

Monte Vista Garden club VIII
meet At the home OF Mrs. y. &c.
Haugs At Parklsnd on Thursday.
Vocal selections viii be given by
Mrs. Hauge ana Miss Shirley Hess
Mrs. Ross Boynton will read .
paper on lilies and Mrs u. w.
Wagner viii give This Month In
the Garden" The word study VIII
be conducted by Miss Amelia
Harstad.
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Miss Crawford
Is Honor Guest
Miss Norma Elizabeth
La Monde II Hostess

In compliment 10 her stu.
dents and to Miss Margaret
Crawford. teacher Of phone
tics. Miss Norma Elizabeth
Ia Monde. assistant phonetic
instructor for the University
Of Washington extension SER
vice. entertained recently Al
tea in her suite ut the Walker.
Miss Crawford has taught n
the Powers School Of Speech
In Boston. Columbia univer.
atty. Cornish school in Seattle
and the University az Wash
inxton.
Honm were from Q Until
O'Clock. Ths tea tshle was ar.
ranged against the wall under Z
large mirror which wflectrf the
arrangement Of Japanese cherry
and wild plum blossoms which
centsred the table rapers IN
very old Paul and virginia brass
haldsrs. with crystal prisms. add.
cd 20 the charm II the settsaK,
Silver turns on RISE paint cloth.
many years old. completed tho tea
table appointments
cen,.rsnw . mlfrursa ION cnffss
,.a,. wh,cn va. Near sx ~~s,
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Sorority Aesivss end
Ahmnse 70 Have Meeting

Alumnaa and active members ri
Delta Alpha Gamma sorority Of
the College u Puget Sound will
have a pint meeting Wednesday
evening At the home u Miss Mar
jorle Dsvlsson. After tina meeting
refreshments viii h. ssryed
Assisting Miss Davidson for thu
evening are Mas Rosemary Me.
FiwAin. Miss portis Miller and
Miss Betty Noble.
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II 10 ftczINtnE me VII -
nsshcr ard Mfs Arthur 1ns>lca.
Miss klisahsth y. fItrA ami tke
vestrymcn and tleiR w1vee. Meunra
and Mesd~mes Aih<rs wcrs~y. Nay
!. RsynoluA WIN ! cann<x. y. !.
tsoxenx nad<rfr ofs<nsIkn. p ?.
stevens. Stewart almpeun ara ~.
paie ncwmAn
Mesnhsre AZ tn nuilds wllI A.
range lhs refreshmsnt inhlss tn
presidents acting - he~eeners
Members II tn Wuman.s nuill
ws.i pour spring flowers YIN ~
used A. Decorations All freadz ~
Christ church vii ~ cordially
wcirams.
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w. c. 7. U. Plans Session

Members Of the Seventh Ward
W.C.TU., will meet at the home
of Mrs. G. w. Frame, 3f03 No. 7th
St, Thursday at 1850 o'clock. Mrs.
Anna B. Moore. county director Of
Scientific Temperance Instruction.
viii speak OF the work OF her de-
partment. and Mrs. Sidney Bar
wick will give a report on the Ma
tional Regional Department con-
ference held recently in Portland.
All interested are invited.
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Unit I, Independent Bible church
meets with Mrs. Cora McGaffle.
TOT So. cushman. Thursday
Mrs. McGaffie VIII preside and
Mrs. N. A. Donelson viii give
the Bible study. Luncheon win
be at 1890.
American Legion auxiliary iss.
Sewing club, announces that the
meeting scheduled for Mar. q has
been postponed until further notice.
Past Presidents club, Phil sheri-
dan Relief corps. viii meet for q
1890 luncheon Thursday with Mrs,
Marie Peterson, $500 So. 7th 81.
Mrs. Peterson will preside.
Golden RuIe Hive Maceabees will
meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Maccabce temple. Mrs. M.
X. Koch will preside.
Central Chapter Goodwill Indus
tries have postponed their meeting
Thursday. March 81. TO March -.
Eureka Rebekah Gard club will
meet Thursday afternoon, 2 o'clock,
in the I.o.o.F. temple; 500 viii BE-
played. Mrs. Brezella Blanchard
in charge.
South Tacoma Rebel<ah auxiliary
will meet Thursday for IL 80 lunch
con at the home OF Mrs. James u.
Sweeney. 1920 So. Park. Mrs. Ern-
est f.. Shaw and Mrs. Ethel Waters
viii be hostesses. Mrs. E. o. Wat
kins will preside al the business
meeting.
IAffaiot club meets Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Reese,
4e1s SO. Tacoma ave. for 1890
luncheon. Business will follow.
Ladies' Aid. Bethlehem LItheran
church. meets with Mrs. y. ..
Thorson, eis Es. Harrison. for a
! o'clock luncheon Thursday. Mrs
Berthan Tollefson. chairman. Short
program.
Degree Of Honor Protective s.so-
citation, regular meeting Wednes-
day at p. m. In Carpenters hall
Initiation viii follow. Mrs. Lots
Ceiser, regional director, viii visit.
Mrs Charles Heffron viii preside.
Loyal club meets with Mrs.
George Stockton, ss40 So. a ST.,
Thursday for ~ 30 luncheon.
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Past hsirons 10 Meet

Tdsf mdffOnt 10 INSET
Pierce County Past hstrons
will meet a. / O'Clock Thursday
afternoon IN the Masonic temple.
Luncheon uill he served with
members of Amity chapter -
Possesses the president 10 urging
all members 70 be present a. there
y important business 10 Be dis
cuhsed.
Mrs. ]. J. Bringdals. whose h'ls-
band is pastor Of Immanasl Lsih-
erzn church. So. 18th and J ats.
viii entertain members Of The La
dies circle Of the church on Thurs
day afternoon al 2 O'clock
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Mfs. Janss LePenaks, pfeHinfhL
Of the Tacoma General Hospital
Alumnas association. IL calling a
meeting Of her ehsirrnen for the
groups spring dance 10 be given
March 30 In the Masonic Temple
roof garden. The meeting IL
called for s o'clock Thursday eve
ming at Mrs. LsPenskes nome.
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Reception Monday viii Honor
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Pieifier
wssdsns srd vssivymss 81 Chvist Epissepd c<wek -
Compliment Nsw psstcr end Wifs

In compliment 10 the Rev. Robert r Pftiffr ~ roc11e
Of Christ Episcopal church. and MIRA Pfeffer he w6r1ou
and vcstry of tho church win entertain recepn Mou-
day evening in Wells hail. Hours viii b from 40 until
10 o'clock.
The Rev and Mrs Pfeiffer and sheir twn edrpa EIr.
beth Jane and Robert. r from An Saints chuucn ri
Pasadena. whore Ne has hcen for number a. yuagn.
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