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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
CINCINNATI
 BEAT CARDS
 ALSO FLOOD
Cleveland Wins Over N. Louis-Tigers Defeat
 White S0x
(By Associated Press)

Continuing their undefeated err rorless way the Cincinnati Reds yesterday afternoon beat the St. Louis Cardinals and the Ohio River flood as well, pounding out a vic- tory behind Bucky Walters 7-hit pitching as the water Tapped into Crossley Field
 Cincinnati had two 3-run innings that did the job.
 Almost before southpay Howard Mills completed his warm-up toss es yesterday the Cleveland Indians had scored five runs and went on to defeat the St. Louis Browns Willis Hudlin held the Browns to seven hits.
 Earl Averills pinch single in the ninth inning yesterday sent two runs home to give the Detroit Fig CTS a victory over the Chicago White Sox. Injuries forced pitcher Lynn Nelson. Detroit shortstop, and Luhe Appling, of Chicago, out of the game.
 Pittsburgh finally opened it's sea son at home and beat the Chicago Cubs on soggy Forbes Field.
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MINE INSPECTOR JOINS STAFF OF
 ALASKA OFFICE
zeiqIer 10 Be Stationed at Anchorage for Inspee-
 lion Department

Appointment of George E. Zeigler as Associate Mining Engineer with headquarters at Anchorage was an- nounced today by Territorial Com missioner of Mines B. D. Stewart.
 Zeigler, with his wife and daugh- ter arrived here today on the steam CT Alaska from their home at Beav- CT, Pennsylvania. They will remain in Juneau to become acquainted with the work of the office.
 The new engineers principal dut- ies will be in connection with mine inspection, Stewart said. He will work mainly with the coal opera
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JIGGS DINNER
 MAY B; CLEAN
 UP ON SUNDAY

Another of the American Legion Jiggs Dinners will be held at the Dugout On May l3, it was annoanced at last nights meeting of the post
 Bert Lybeck will be in charge of the event with Dave Davenport, Vic Manville and Willie Jackson as help CTS.
 A cleanup is in store for all mem- bers next Sunday, when they are invited to meet at the Dugout at 1C o'clock in the morning for a "scruh session" Women of the Auxiliary will furnish food for the hungery workers.
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tions in the Anchorage district, being particularly well qualified for this task by his experience in the Penn sylyania coal fields.
 Through having a full time man on mine inspection work" Stewart said, I've hope to get in closer touch with operations to help solve their problems as to safe methods"
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Birthday Party
 For Eddie Dull

The fifth birthday of Eddie Dull son of MT. and Mrs. George Dull was marked last evening by a dinner at the Basin Road home
 Guests were Rose Doogan, Bessie and Olga Dapcevich, Marilyn and Pat McAlister, Bob McMainus Anka Dapcevich, Dick ChristianSon, Elwell Krause, Bob Murray, Don aid Dull, Donald Elliott Fremming Einard Davis, Mrs. David Davis and Mrs. Elliott F'remming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
W0olverton
 Is in City

Major Robert Woolverton, Engin- ger Officer of the Signal Corps, Uni ted States Army, arrived on the AL 7ska and is today making an inspec- tiCn trip of the local office, tuning and transmitting stations, in com pany with Roger Stevenson, Operat- 2r-In-Charge of the Juneau station.
 Major WoclvertOn will continue to he westward and interior as far as Fairbanks, on the Alaska. His pre- ent trip is the annual inspection of the Signal Corps in Alaska.
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RESIDENT ENGINEER FOR KODIAK NAVAL
 BASE VISITS HERE

Having built naval airbases at an Diego. Panama and Seattle, Commander c. w. Coryell, Civil En- gineer Corps, U. S. Navy, is now on his way to Kodiak to be resident engineer ir- charge of construction )f the new base there.
 Commander Coryell is through passenger today on the steamer AL aska His family will join him in July.
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ITS WARM

Today is not just Tuesday!
 It is the warmest day of the year so far.
 Todays temperature, according to the Weather Bureau, was 63 de- gress at 3:15 o'clock, the highest temperature this year and, in fact the highest temperature since last August.
 Weather Bureau records show that the highest temperature ever recorded in Juneau for the month of April was 69 degrees.
 Yesterdays temperature high was 62 degrees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
GAMES MONDAY National League

St. Louis l; Cincinnati 6. Chicago g. Pittsburgh g.
 American League Cleveland B.. St. Louis ?. Detroit 6; Chicago 5.
 Pacific Coast League No games were played yesterday IS the teams were travelling to rpen today on the following sched- nle for this week: San Francisco at Seattle. Los Angeles at Portland. San Diego at Oakland. Sacramento at Hollywood.
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NURSE RETURNS

Mrs. Mary Keith Cauthorne, .Ad- visory+ Nurse of the, Division of Maternal and Child Health of the Territorial Department of Health returned on the steamer Alaska to- day from a routine administrative trip to Ketchikan.
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though he was in the States at the time, is a through passenger on the steamer Alaska today, returning to the Westward.
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CALL ON DELEGATE

Among the callers at the office of the Delegate Dimond on April 12 were Grant R. Jackson and Carl J. Lomen. both prominent men Of Nome.
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OLYMPIC GAMES
 OFFICIALLY OFF

HELSINKI, Finland, April 23.- The l940 Olympic Games, scheduled for Finland, were today officially cancelled
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American League

Today's news today in The Empire.
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Allen Shattuck returned on the steamer Alaska today from a brief business trip to Ketchikan.
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MAYOR THROUGH
 Mayor George B. Vaara of An chorage, elected early this month
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Mother. Daughter
Fete Bride-to-Be
Miss Lorraine Donelson Is
Honor Guest al Shower
Photograph by Kr,is.i.uts

Mrs. James ID. Farrell and
her daughter, Miss Martha
Farrell. were hostesses July
IL at their home on So. sd st.
in compliment TO Miss Lor-
raine Donnelson. whose mar
riage to Mr.. Orville Moore
will be solemnized on Sept. Ii.
Court whist was played dur
ing the early evening hours
and refreshments and the
presentation of gifts followed.
The msntel was adorned with n
miniature wedding party. act
against background Of pink and
white sweet peas and white pc
tuniaH. Summer NUNS and sweet
peas were used about the room.
Guests include Miss Jean
Moore. Mrs. William Moore. Mrs.
e. Donelson. Mrs. Emma Chase.
Mrs. X. Larson. Mrs. {. Smiley.
Mrs. d. Miller. Miss Mona Wright.
Mrs. John Murphy. Mrs. {. Gals
ford, Mrs Margaret Colyln, Mrs.
G. X. Isles. Mrs. q. rhinehart.
Mrs, r. Accurdy and Mrs. Paul
Olson.
The brids-sieet In the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Enrol Donsison
and her fianee Ii the sou Of Mr..
and Mrs william Moore
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Millers Depart
For Georgia
To Establish Residence
In Famed Atlanta

Reluctant goodbye h av e
been said to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon Miller, who left on
Monday afternoon for Allan
Ia, Georgia, where they will
make their home for the next
year. They are motoring
South and will make their
first extended stop at Salt
Lake City, Utah.
For several weeks parties in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have
been given by their many friends
here.
Among the most recent was the
dinner party at Lakewood Terrace
on Thursday evening for which Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Buchanan en-
tertained. and the dinner on Friday
evening at which DR.. and Mrs.
Philip c. Kyle were hosts at their
home.
Young Sandy. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ler's five-year-old son, will remain
in Tacoma until early in the fall
when he will join his parents in
the historic city of the deep south.
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Mrs. LoerCh F etes
Miss Naylor
Miscellaneous Shower Is
Given for Bride-Eleet

Mrs. L. J. Loerch was host
ess Thursday evening at a
miscellaneous shower given
for the pleasure of Miss Lula
Naylor, whose marriage TO
Mr.. Manley Smith will be an
event of Aug. 3. The party
was given at the home of Mrs.
J. S. Anderson. Court whist
was played during the early
evening hours and later sup
per was served at a table at
tractively centered with an
arrangement of white sweet
peas and baby's breath.
Guests included Mesdames Harry
Naylor fmother of the bride
elect. Ray Smith tmother of the
prospective bridegroom, William
Galbraith, J. S. Anderson. J. B.
johnson, Amory Haynes. Herbert
Haynes. George Loereh. Ed keene.
Converse. E. A. Tiffany and Jim
Campbell.
Others were the guest Of honor
and her sister, Miss Marjorie Nay
Tor. Miss Marian Rasmussen. Miss
Patricia Keene. Miss Betty Picha
and Miss Shirley Haynes.
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Miss NaYlor
Comuleies Plans

August has he~u shaee ~
Ni.s f.ssls ssyios fns her Hafrtose
tn Mr. Msnlsy n. amith. fNe
ssrrsnony viii h. rad a i asrlaeh
IN sslssh Asxnas axpttse shusxn
with the Rev Malliasu Tusnev
officiating,
me hssae has ssksa hes sssssv.
Miss Mar lefis Nsviox. - - ~
maid II honcs and h~v eth~v a..
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Mi.s Edith Hsndriekson. sister ~
the bride. Miss Ruth Loeksrt. WIN
nnt ths brides cake. Mrs. jena
Lochsrt, sister of the bsiae. and
Miss Einar johnson. cousin of the
bride. A crystal bo~l ~ *hits
swsst peas. fern and baby's breath.
fianksd by tall wnits tap~rs In
crystal eandslahra. conferred th~
table
In charge Of The guest hook Was
Mias f:ina sundaaist and Miss
Helen Williamson vas In charge NJ
Kifts
Fsr her wedding trip tbe bride
rbn.s a bronxins green enstunus
snaembls with beaser trim, Win
IL she wore brown ssesssofis ard
corsage u orchids Upon their
return, Mr.. and Mrs. f.avik will
make their nsw home In Taeoms.
The brids Ia . graduate ~ stadium
high school.
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Neavs and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
Advertising Club
Meets Wednesday
Horn Home on Sseilaccon
lsLe 10 Be Party Setting

The members of the Girls
Advertising club are making
plans for a picnic supper
Wednesday. July u. At the
home Of Mrs. Carlyle Horn IN
Stcilacoom lake. Club mem-
hers who have Just returned
from the Pacific Advertising
convention recently held in
Vancouver. II. C.. viii give
reports on the conference.
Following the picnic supper. the
group viii he entertained by
games and exchange Of white
elephants
Those assisting the chairman.
Mrs Hose Harrison. In The picnic
and entertainment arr the officers
and hoard members. Louise Fruhs
NADER. Mildred Nelson. Margaret
sehamefharn, Ruth ziensr. Mary.
eta Horn, Helen EnEvall. Mar
Earet Moure and Alice nsndsr.
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Miss Murphy
Feted at Party
Future Sisfer-in-law Is
Hostess for Bride-to-Be

Complimenting Miss Helen
Murphy, who is to be married
to Mr.. William Johns, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Johns of
Seattle on Aug. II, Mrs. How
ard A.. Murphy, sister-in-law
of the bride-to-be, entertained
Friday evening. Games were
played during the evening
with honors going to Mrs.
John Bjorklund, Mrs. Alex
Ninman, Mrs. Hugh Boyle,
Mrs. William Sandberg and
Mrs. Patrick Scanlon.
Yellow zinneas thanked by tall
tapers centered the supper table,
at which Mrs John W. Murphy.
mother of the bride-to-be. pre-
sided.
Guests included Mesdames John
W Murphy. Rasmus Olsen iaunt
of the bride-to-bel. Frank kins-
ner, Anck Erickson. Patrick Scan
lon, Hugh Boyle. Eldon Sanders.
Esther Bernard. John Bjorklund,
Alex Ninman. John w. Murphy IT,.
Alfred Haskell. Erick Anderson,
Sidney Fraley. Frederick ksrney.
Arthur Mather, August Ahlstrom
and william Sandberg.
Ont-of town guests were Mrs.
Hubert Secor Of Gig Harbor. Mrs
Warren Alderman Of Port Or
ehard. Mrs. Peter Rasmussen Of
Port Orchard. and Miss Lena kas-
mussen Of Port Orchard.
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August q Chosen
For Wedding
Miss Marian Hudson 10
Wed Tscoman in Pullman

Plans are being made by
Miss Marian Hudson, daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
Z. Hudson of Pullman. for
her marriage on August 81 to
Mr.. 0ryille f. Johnson. son
of Mr.. Ludwig Johnson of
Tacoma. The wedding. the
date of which has recently
been announced. will be SOL
emnized in st. Johns Episeo-
pal church in Pullman.
The ceremony viii he double
ring and viii he read in the pres
enee Of members Of the two fami-
lies and most intimate friends at
10 o'clock in the morning.
At the family home in Pullman.
a wedding breakfast and recep-
ton will follow.
The young couple will motor to
the coast after the wedding and
will be here about 10 days before
returning 10 Lewiston. Id a 10.
where Mr.. Johnson is basketball
evch at the high school
Both Miss Hudson and her
fiance have been in Tacoma and
Seattle during the past week.
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Bridal Attendants Announced
By Miss Dorothy Birkby
Ceremony 10 Be Read in Ferguson Memorial Chapel
On Evening Of July II; Home 10 Be in Centrafs

Wedding arrangements have been completed by Miss
Dorothy Brkby another of the seasons much eted brides
tobe and Mr.. Erwin Cowe for this coming Saturday
ming when they will repeat their nupta the
of $50 relatives and friends in pretty Ferguson Memorial
chapel of First Presbyterian church.
Miss Brkby has asked Mrs Yernie Reed to be her maron
Of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Doris Coolidge
Miss Helen johnson and Miss Maxine Colwel sister of Mr.
Colwe while another of his sisters Miss Doris will light the
tapers before the wedding
The Rev. j. Renwick Mccullough will read the ceremony
$50 o'clock and for the occasion the music will be provided
by Mr. Frank Venn the and Miss Eunce Walter and
Miss Marguerite Johnson. vocalists
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Mr.. Colweifs best man will be
Mr.. Jerry Aldrich, and ushers will
be VERNE Reed and James Mcleod
The wedding reception will fol-
low in Yoder and Snyder parlors of
the church. Mr.. Colwell and his
bride will leave after the wedding
for centralia, where their home
will be established.
Among the last of the parties
in Miss Birkby's honor will be the
miscellaneous shower on Wednes-
day evening for which Mrs. Ernest
Colwell and Mrs. Jerry Aldrich will
entertain al the latter's home.
Guests invited include Mrs. Grace
Venus. Mrs. Charles McPhail, Mrs.
Vernie Reed. Mrs. Vining. Mrs.
Hazel Noel, Mrs. James Mcleod,
Mrs. Elof Jacobson. Mrs. Roy Mel
son. Mrs. J. II. Birkby. Mrs. Boris
Fortnight, Miss Louise Claussen,
Miss Ethel Redile. Miss Maxine
Colwell, Miss Doris Colwell, Miss
Ann Cook, Miss Lena kaleel, Miss
Doris Coolidge, Miss Doris kuno,
Miss Helen Kimball and Miss Jes-
sic Platter.
On Sunday at a bridal shower
for Miss Kirkby, Miss Carol Ander-
son was hostess at her home. Co
hostesses were Miss Helen john
son, Miss Dorothy Royn and Mrs.
Lyle Neat For the buffet supper
sweet peas were used as center
piece on the lace cloth. During
the evening bridge was played. with
honors going to Miss Maxine Col
well and Miss Marjorie Hill of Sc
attic, house guest of Miss Ander-
son.
Other guests were Mrs. Ernest
Colwell, Mrs. David Winslow, Mrs.
B. Reaume, Mrs. Joseph Birkby.
Miss Dorothy Hughes, Miss Elvira
Stuart and Miss Irma Norris.
Miss Birkby's wedding rehearsal
is planned for Thursday evening.
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Wedding Takes Place
In Home OF Bride

The marriage 81 Mas Father
hilsiur Hendriekaan. daughter u
Mrs Lima iiendri.ksnn. 10 Mr. John
isavih Of this city. formerly Of
Chicago. toeh place Saturday eves
ming at tho homs Of the bride .
mother. Nuptial va~s were 81.
changed at = o'clock. the Rev. L.
w, Hansen officiating.
Miss Edith Hendriekson. sister Of
the bride. vas her maid Of honor.
and Miss Ruth Lockrrt was tho
bridesmaid Miss Evelyn L.avik.
niece Of the bridegroom. lighted
the tspcrs. Mr. Lawrence Isavik,
nephew Of the bridegroom. was
hest man. and Mr. Carl Nelson was
tho usher.
Pink and white gladioli in tall
baskets provided tho floral setting
for IN. marriage which was at
tended by four score guests. Mrs
Elnar Johnson. cousin Of the bride
from Seattle. played tho wedding
march and Miss flna sundquiai.
another cousin, sang = Love You
Truly" and Because
Given In marriage by Mr. ivHr
Hendrlekaon, an elder bi other. tho
bride wore a white aatln wedding
gown with q lace yoke and Lace In.
setn In the sleeves which were long.
coming 10 points over the wrists.
Her skirt WAS very fun. falling
into a long train. Her finger-iip
veil fell from noronst OF ssed
pearls and her flowers were q bou.
qnet OF white Rapture rosebudA.
lilies Of the valley. swsnsoniH and
bnuvardia. tied with small white
ribbon streamers.
A gown of pale blus embroidered
mousseilne de sole was chosen by
the maid Of honor The gown waa
made with a fun skirt and puffed
sleeves and with II abe wore a
spray Of sweet peas in har hair.
Her flowers were a bouquet NJ pink
Briarciiffc roses and pink and or.
child sweet peas. The bridesmaid
waa gowned In pale pink chiffon.
Her gown was made With . square
neck and very full skirt Her
flowers we're a bouquet of pals hlus
moveef neah and I.f1areiiffr ruse i1,lds
and she. too. wore sweet peas In
her hair. The granddaughter ~ors
a gown Of aqua rnaiaseliDs de sole.
trimmed In lace.
After the wedding thsre was q
reception IN the home. Mrs. Hand.
riokson greeting gtissi# In black
crepe gown with a chiffon yoke
Her eorssgs was Of white gardsniaA
and pink roaebsids.
Presiding al tba reception we're
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Dill VIII Address
Labor Council Here

G. G. Dsii. spokAns. fosmAr u, n
senator. and candidate fas she
Democrats nomination. for spvsv.
nor. wiii address shs Central l.shsv
Council Wednesday evening q :
o'aiook. n. 4 MnfIvstan. se&sp-
sssystrsssusss NJ the euuactt. sato
ihs regular business viii ~ -.
rIudssi following In s<1ds~ua
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Mrs. Member TO Be
Hostess on Wednesday

For 1890 luncheon on Wednes-
day afternoon Mrs. Carl Mentzer
will open her home at 215 So, G
ST. to members of the Laffalot
club. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Bertha Newman. Mrs. Arthur
Hake will preside over the meet
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ocomans in
Lonesefes Throns

Recent spectators from Tacoma
at the horse races at Longaores
have been Mr.. and Mra. George
Calvert. Mr. and Mrn. Morgan. Mr..
and Mrs Lee 3. Forbes. Mrs.
George Oszood. Miss Shannon
Smith and Mr.. Ivan Wagner. the
latter two being entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Durham. Ffsm
Olympia were Mr.. and Mrs n ".
Morris. Mr. Joseph Wohleb and Mr..
Richard Hamilton
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Writers Club Meets
For Annual Picnic

The Tacoma Writer'S club held
its annual picnic at Point Defiance
park, Saturday. A large number
of the members were present and
opened the meeting with the sing
ing of the Doxology. Dinner was
served on the beach. Games were
played. The party. incidentally.
marked the thirty-second snniver-
sary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Brown, who were
congratulated and presented with
a three-tier cake Mrs. Brown Is
president of the club.
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Feie Miss Renffro
AT Shower
WI Bseoms bride of NJ.
Stang Ia Ferry August

For Miss Eursel Rrutfrp.
bride elect If Mr.. Joseph
stang Of Seattle. = group al
business associates entertain-
ID recently Al 4 ehnwer and
picnic in PUNT Defiance park.
The honor guest was prc-
xentrd with riffs Of crystal.
rians are h<ing ns@d< ~ The
hvsss< ~tsct. daughter ~ ~ ana
Mrs 4. = N.ntfrn NJ LAhswend.
far a. saslv Annust we<>atH9.
tsa<sss present WIN sao part n
The Internal h~Arh fire winch M
lnw~i wrvs Misses narie Mallory.
Margaret Hatcher. ida Metert
Ann. k1inn4. fnuisp Mullsn. nxl.
via ayvestsen Airs kevni. rssres
fullsrsi. rlisshefh Hnffn~r. Ina
ratnill. Ethel ksnnlssen. Pauline
IAmpe. n.tiss sehisvN. n othy
sfane. ard Mira Elesner Apedafcse
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Luncheon Of Lincoln
Park Planned

Mrs.. Frank Budll AMI Mrs. SD
ney Conquest slil be hesteases 10
members Of the Past Guardians
u Tacoma circle. Nslghbors u
Woodcrsft. At their luncheon IN
Lincoln PARK on Thursday after.
noon At Il 20 O'Clock. Those 1t.
tending must brang their 0sn table
service
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Mr.. Bassett Visits
Parents Here

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bassett
have with them at the present time
at their home at 1902 No. Prospect,
their son, Mr. Henry Bassett. who
has been in Philadelphia, Pa, the
past several years. Mr.. Bassett
arrived from the east Monday
morning and will be with his par
ents for several weeks.
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Auxiliary 10 Meet We'd
nesdsv With Nav Cfiicess

Members ~ thu Ladies' anxtl.
larry No. -. liza. viii held their
regular meeting Wednesday ~ 20
o'elock In the Greenwich cnllseats.
Since tho meeting will he he first
session of the group since its IN
stallation of new officers. all mem
hers of the organisation are ASKED
In attend. Important business mat.
ters viii he d,srua.ed ~ the mset.
lau
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Mrs. Gibbs TO Entertain
Church Group

Members of the Ladies Aid of
the South Tacoma United Presby-
terrain church will be entertained
at 1890 luncheon at the home of
Mr.. H. II. Gibbs, 1929 So. Cakes,
on Wednesday afternoon. A bust
ness meeting will follow at 2
o'clock with Miss Beth tombstone
presiding.
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Sewing Club TO Have Picnic
Al Point Defiance

Members of 3-B Sewing club will
meet Thursday at Point Defiance
park for a picnic. Coffee, cream
and sugar will be provided. Mem
bers planning to attend are re-
quested to bring their own table
service.
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Degree Of Honor Club
To Have Picnic

The Degree of Honor club and
lodge will hold a joint picnic, a
featured annual event, for men,
bers and their families on We'd
nesday at Lincoln park. Supper
S being planned for 8 o'clock.
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Mrs. Olson 10 Be Hostess
10 Hope l.adies' Aid

Hope Evangelical Church Ladies'
Aid will meet Wednesday. July ~.
nj IL IN thu church. in2 an. ssth
st. Mrs. E. n. Olson Will he ibs
hoatess for IN. lunahson which will
be followed by = devotional period.
led by Mira. Jewel Weaver. and a
business meeting.
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Garden Club 10 Meet
AZ kieiohis Home

MIRA VI NJ lin IL opening her
home 1T Epwosth Heights tn
members Of the Milton Garden
club for potlnek luncheon an
Thursday afternoon. Cars win
leave ahand's service station ~
II o'clock. Members are 10 bring
their o~n tahle service and a dish
for pofiuek,
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Mrs. Payne TO Preside
At FRIDAY Session

Security Benefit association will
meet on Friday evening at $3.50
o'clock in Carpenters hall. Mrs.
Frank Payne will preside over the
business meeting.
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Social Evening Planned
For Auxiliary

Members of the auxiliary to the
T r. and p. bus drivers will meet
on Tuesday evening at S o'clock In
the Pythian temple for a social
evening.