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Evening star., 1940-02-15
Pair of PhiIIies Siqn

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is R).-
Outf1elder Joe Marty and Pitcher
Ike Pearson-a pair Of newcomers
on whom Manager Doc Prothro is
pinning a lot Of hope-have signed
Phillie contracts.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Ski Conditions Ideal

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Feb. Is
@.-Heavy SHOWS promise ideal
conditions for Penn States first ski
championship Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Recreation Loop Lists
IL Games Tonight

:. Seventeen games will be played on
five fronts tonight in the District
Recreation Basket Ball League.
Roosevelt Division (section u.
Atchison-Keler VS.. Mclean A. C.-7:3o
Red Cross VS.. Jewish Community
Agriculture vs.. washington Flour 80 50
Langley Division (section II.
Eckinston VS.. Greyhounds ZOO
A. B. Social Club VS.. Sherwood A. c. s 100
s.25 Club vs.. Greek-Americans 100
~ Central Division (Section ~.
70. o. P Apprentices VS.. United
Mount Vernon A. A. VS.. Social
sGeoreetown Blue streaks VS.. Civil
: AeronsutfcS
Eastern Division.
Trinity NJ e. VS.. Wades Auto-----7:00
Bantam Press VS.. Greenbelt -------s.Q0
8. Kanns vs. National Laundry------9:oo
Hine Division.
Congress Hsishts VS.. Christ -.,o
Lansburg VS.. Celtics- $50
q. S. s. Potomac VS.. Marion A. C. 80 $50
Langley Division-G. p. o. Section.
Proofroom VS.. Job Press No. 1.--6:00
Composing Room VI. Job Press No. $500
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Red Circles Score Upset.

While the last-place Red Circle
Food Shop swept the erstwhile run
ner-up Arcade-Pontiac team in the
biggest upset Of the Ladies District
League season. Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace crushed Lucky Strike to move
into the runner-up spot. A 80
win for Arcade-Pontiac would have
moved them only one game back
of the leading Rosslyn team which
the last two weeks has lost six
games by forfeit due to its Florida
trip.
Vivian Nolan's 129 and Julia
Young's 326 were high as the Red
Circles spoiled the chances of the
losers.
Lucille Youngs 153-357 and
Stimmy Hart's BAT gave the invad-
ing Chevy Chase quint its edge in
three exciting games. The middle
tilt was decided by three pins and
the last by lone maple.
With top set of 333, Lavonne Tay-
lor shone as Social Security trimmed
F. A. A. No. the odd-game skirmish
in the Lucky Strike Ladies' League.
With Edith Meredith's high string
of 126 the deciding wallop in q 81
win from Commerce, M. I. N. sup
planted Up-N-at-M as the pace
setter. The former leaders were
routed by the last-place Strikerettes,
Top scores in the Commissioners
and Miscellaneous Ladies' League
were garnered by Gladys Willis of
General Counsel No. 2 with 119 and
Maude Cunningham Of the leading
Personnel team with 312.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Otto Santini Too Good
To Defend Crown in
Olive Pin Stakes
High Average Mokes Him
Ineligible; Red Circle
Girls Pull Upset

Otto Santini, brother of the Illus.
trious Tony, like the two other for
mer champions, will be ineligible to
defend his title when the fourth
annual Charley Olive Super-Dub
Bowling Sweepstakes is staged Sat-
urday at the Queen Pin.
With averages in the National
Capital and Sanico Leagues that far
exceed the 112 maximum average In
the coming Southeast attraction,
Santini will join Dave Singer, the
1887 winner, and Ralph Bates, the
1898 victor, who also moved among
the city's class A shooters before
having an opportunity to defend
their laurels.
With a guaranteed top prize Of
500, the event promises to attract
many Of the city's medium averaged
rollers. The seven-game affair will
be rolled in two shifts. The first
squad will bowl at 2 pm. and the
final at pm.
Tourney at Hyattsville.
A handicap sweepstakes for MEM
bers of the Prince Georges County
League, with averages not exceeding
lis, will be staged Saturday on the
Hyattsville Arcade drives. Action
starts at 2 pm. 4 three fourth
handicap will be allowed.
Cl1maxed by Charley Nicholson's
l7S and a 708 game, Mount Rainier
scored a 81 victory over Chevy
Chase Ice Palace in District
League match at Mount Rainier.
The suburbanites grabbed the first
skirmish, 586 to 578. Bill Krauss,
who topped the battle with 423 set,
put Chevy Chase across in the mid.
die tilt with his high single of 159.
The invaders fairly were swamped
in the final game as Nicholson fea-
tured with his whopper, the third
highest string shot in the all-star
circuit this season. His set was 400.
Walter Mutzbaughs rolled ssl for the
winners.
Two season record team counts Of
639 and 1,760 were posted in the
Petroleum League as the leading
Standard No. l outfit smeared
Wayne Oil. Leading the attack was
Foster Langford with 397 and Don
Boyer with 391. Henry Phipps added
1852 pins to the new team marks as
he upped his 116 average. Phipps
also is the loops top spare maker
with 189 Longford, with a high
fiat game of 81, also is tied with
Grist of Otis Service for most
strikes with SO.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Foxx. Born at EorIy Age,
Storts out a Winner

Lear MT. LarQcan-A little group
OF us enthusiastic fans have decided
to form a Jimmy Fox fan club in
honor of the ballplayer of that ilk.
Could you give us fewfacts about
our idle, as to where he was born,
raised, etc.?-Several Readers.
Answer: James Emory Foxx was
born in Maryland, at an early age.
He was raised by an uncle, but Foxx
had three kings and raised right
back. His uncle called.
What have you got, Jimmy?" he
asked.
Three kings. Unc.," said the
youthful FoXx shyly.
"You will 60 far. my boy" said
his uncle, tearing the cards in half
and kicking the table over. II FORE
see bright future for you with
Connie Mack's Athletics and later
with the Red SoX of Joe Cronin.
Who knows but some day you may
hit 1854? Who knows?"
1t turned out that nobody knew,
and the game broke up in confusion.
Three of the players went home to-
gether. They lived in the same
block.
Dear Sir-What would be consid-
cred good time in England?-Peep-
ing Tom.
Answer: In England they are all
goofy about Greenwich mean time.
Just fad, no doubt.
Mr.. Lorkin Settles Difficult
Problem Of the Heort
Dear Mr.. Lardner-We are at our
wits end at my house. My sister
counterfeited winning $40 mutuel
ticket and went to the track to cash
in. The cashier failed to detect
the forgery, but proposed marriage
to my sister, who is Is years old
and big for her age. Should she
reveal the hoax? He is hard
working fellow, with steady habits
Puzzled.
Answer: This sort of thing is
happening all the time at bigger
tracks. advise your sister to
confess to the crime and serve her
stretch (two to five years.. If this
fellow is as steady as you say, he
will wait for her. If not, she still
has her printing press and her
memories.
Dear Sir-Will the average horse
take jump?-Angry Taxpayer.
Answer: The average horse will
take anything that is not nailed
down. He has no sense of property.
$4,000 BoIIpIoyer Advised
To Apply for Relief
Dear Mr.. Larkin-Working for
ball club, I hardly ever make more
than $4,000 per annum. This sum
is doled out to me only from March
till October, leaving me with no
visible means of support from Octo-
Der till March. My friends advise
me to go on relief for this period,
pointing out that if I don't take
the money it will go to some bum
who doesn't do a lick of work all
summer. I would like to 60 on re-
lief, but am afraid it would interfere
with my hunting and fishing dur
Ing the mnths. in question. What
should I do?-Blue Eyes.
Answer: I know how much your
hunting and fishing must mean to
you, Blue Eyes, but if I were you
I would make the sacrifice and 20
on relief. If you don't, the money
might go to some one who needs it.
That would be heck of a note,
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Acacias in Crucial Match.

The second series winner in the
men section of the Acacia League
may be decided tomorrow night at
the Arcadia when the leading Rob-
erts team and the runner-up Chip
pens, a game behind, meet. The
Heitmullers won the first series.
Evening star., 1940-02-15


Heitmullers won the first series.
Elmer Wesley's 391, which paced
Service Stations 81 win from Ho-
tells, was tops In the Diamond
Cab League. Al Smidt's 36l gave
Northeast 81 edge over Southeast.
Bill Croft shone with top counts
of 15l-404 as Miller Furniture
swept Lord Baltimore in the North
east Temple Minor League. Mckee
Pontiac trimmed Bright Star two
games with high team set of 1856
and Boveglio Club registered the
high game of 588 to cop tilt from
Franks Tavern.
Ovando sets the pace In the
Knights of Columbus League trailed
by Washington, Pinta and Santa
Maria. Carl Betz of Santa Maria
and Collins of Balboa are tied for
high game with 157. Leo Diegel-
mann of Trinidad is tops with q
1896 set.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Stone Walker Vows
Read On Saturday

Event of the past week end was
the marriage Saturday evening at
the home Of the brides parents Of
Miss Roberta Marie Walker. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Walker.
to Mr.. Theron b. Stone Of Okla
hogan. Wash. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
T. r. Stone OF Yakima The Rev
william T. Turner read the vows
at the double ring ceremony. which
was attended by members Of the
family.
Flowers banked the fireplace be-
fore which the marriage was sol-
emnized. Other spring flowers
were used throughout the rooms.
Given In marriage by her father,
the bride wore a pink silk after
noon dress and a eorsage Of gar
denias and Cecil Drummer roses.
Her maid OF honor. Miss Lois Frid-
die, wore a navy and white redin-
cote and the matron OF honor. Mrs.
Kenneth Reynolds. chose a sage
green redingote. Mr.. Clarence
Eakin served Mr.. Stone as best
man.
Mrs. Walker In graduate Of
Stadium high school and the BRIDE
groom graduated from high school
- X.k..n. .od fraru Va ahIn1eon
State eollge. His fraternity 10
Alpha Taue Omega. The new home
will be made In okanogan after
May n.
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Psriies Continue for
Miss Merle johnson

Among recent parties for Mlas
Merle ". johnson. daughter % Mr..
and Mra. y. n. johnson. shoss
marriage TO Mr.. Lee v. Ray viii
be solsmnixsd IN Alaska IN july.
was the linen shower for which
Mrs. Martin Dilbertson Was host
sEs ~ the johnson home In Brook
dale.
Invited guests we're Mssdamsa
Julia Hail. T. satra. Delssrn. Leo
Miller. A. Tweden. ". carispn. a.
Brown. NJ c. Gaisr. Joseph stlns.
n. HOMELAND. o. HOMELAND. N. &.
cemppsey. Bsckman. aordberg.
Creenlav, J. Anderson. n. Pretty
man. n. Turner. DAutton. wahns.
crooker. ". d. Johnson. u ~.
Claire. Bkanes. l.. Broitosn. I
West. Thompson. Carl Easra u
stauyoods NJ r Brown. Seattle
vincent caTauay. Seattle. ~
Tranum. Olympia. O. nAitson.
Portland. Ore. and Jsr1a Hall.
Portland.
Others were the Misses Frances
Whithslm. Beekman. Gladys Hove
land. AVIS HOMELAND. Babbstts
Brottom. Patsy Brotson. PsgKy
oAkly Of Seattle and the guest Of
honor.
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Tea decorations were carried out
In pink and blue. a charming ar
.rangement of blue delphinium and
pink snapdragons centering the tea
table which was further appointed
with white tapers in silver can
delabra. Presiding were Miss Milli-
cent Kloepper and Mrs. c. E. john
son, sister of the prospective
bridegroom.
The announcement was made
known when each guest received
a starched net fan from which was
suspended on blue and pink rib
bons, parchment scroll bearing
the names of the engaged couple.
Those invited to the announce
ment party were Miss Milhcent
Kloepper, Miss Rhoda Ludwick,
Mrs. Lyle Neat, Miss Kay Mel
hart, Mrs. c. E. Johnson, Miss
Margaret Nicklason, Miss Betty
Fullerton, Mrs. N. r. Miller, Miss
Marjorie Bott, Miss Gertrude Gun
ing, Miss Margaret Tilley, Miss
Bernice Morse, Miss Lefty Law
renee, Miss Shirley Davis, Mrs
Eleanor Belts James, Miss Judy
Brush and Miss Mildred Nickalous
of Salinas, Calf.
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Miss Jane Haugen
Honored Sunday
fianeee of Mr.. Kermit
Hanson Complimented

Honoring Miss Jane Haul
gan, assistant librarian at Pa
cifie Lutheran college, Mrs.
Stanley Dahl, Miss Mary Lou
Use Preus and Miss Elizabeth
Stuen entertained at a bridal
shower at the Paul A. Preus
home in Falkland on Sunday
afternoon.
colored balloons containing di-
rections for finding the gifts were
presented to the bride to be.
Games were played with honors
going to Mrs. Lora B. Kreidler
and Mrs. Linka DeBerry. Re-
freshments were served.
Miss Haugan, graduate of
Luther college, is the eldest daugh-
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
Hangar of Bellingham. Plans are
being made for her marriage this
summer to Mr.. Kermit Hanson,
agricultural economist at Iowa
State university. Ames. Iowa.
Those present at the shower
were Mesdames Stanley Dahl, OLAF
Hageness, o. ]. Stuen, Lora B.
Kreidler. Esther Davis, G. Fjelde,
Linka DeBerry, Paul A. Preus, II.
L. Dahl, H. J. Leraas and G. J.
Malmin, and Misses Anita Stuen,
Alma Stolee, Doris Dahl. Mary
Louise Preus, Anna Nelson, Eliza
beth Stuen, Priscilla Preus and
Elizabeth Dahl.
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Heading the receiving line was
the hostess, Mrs. Cain, gowned In
white radium silk. with contrasting
bolero jacket; Mrs. Fred B. FRI
berg, chairman OF the Junior group.
who wore pink crepe; Mrs. Smith.
who wore an afternoon frock of
heliotrope chiffon, and Mrs. Gregg,
in a cerise lace gown.
II was regretted by the group
that Mrs. J. II. Kitlar, one OF the
honored guests, who has given
much assistance in the arrange
ment and execution of the Junior
group programs during the past
year, was unable TO be present.
She is confined at the present time
at Tacoma General hospital.
Mrs. James Mellinger was gen
eral chairman Of arrangements.
assisted by Mesdames {. w. kins-
man, Robert Witter. Russell Baker
and Miss Dorothy Ringer.
Red and white peonies and blue
iris decorated the rooms and were
massed on the mantel. back Of the
receiving line. The tea-table was
laid with a white Chinese lace
embroidered cloth and centered
with a silver bowl OF blue French
IRIS. Heirloom silver and blue
willow china completed the service.
Mrs. Elmer Hagen, wearing
black taffeta and a Dolly Warden
hat. and Miss Dorothy Ringer, In
a blue and white. hand-blocked silk
print. poured. They were relieved,
during the afternoon, by Mrs. w.
S. Burroughs, a past-regent Of
Mary Ball. and Mrs. George w.
osgood, registrar Of Mary Ball.
and later by Mrs. Robert N. Wit
ter and Mrs. Ray w. Perkins
Fifty Mary Ball members called
and paid their respects 10 The hon
ored guests during the tea hour.
Noted, among those present. was
Mrs. r. l.. Spencer. regent OF
Elizabeth Forey chapter, OAR
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Miss Olson Honors
Miss Muehlenbruch

Miss Betty Olson entertained
Sunday evening at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Olson,
in honor of Miss Ida Lee Muehlen-
bruch and her fiance, Mr.. Eugene
Rickabaugh, who are to be married
June l.
During the evening the honor
guests were presented with a gift
for their new home. Those present
were Mrs. Delwin Lehman, Miss
Muehlenbruch, Miss Hermie Her
ron, Messrs. Delwin Lehman, Rick
abaugh, Robert Anderson and Eu-
gene o'Donnell. The evening was
spent in games.
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Junior Mary Ball Chapter Honors
Founders at Tea Sunday
Mrs. Harry p. Cain Opens Home for Afternoon Affair;
Mrs. Me|inqer General Chairman OF Event

Mrs. Harry P. Cain opened her home North 10th St
Sunday afternoon between the hours of $3.50 and $50
o'clock members the Junior group of Mary Ball chap
at tea.
Mary Balls Junior group Of the first Junior d, A. r.
groups organized in Washington and the largest in the
state early in the regency of Mary Balls
presiding officer Mrs Percy Creath Smith The tea Sunday
was given to Mrs Smith, and her capable assistants
in this work Mrs. j. H. Kitlar and Mrs William B. Gregg
cooperated with her in the organization of the Junior
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Miss Betty Warner
Enfertains Adelphians

Miss Betty Warner was hostess
Sunday afternoon to members of
the Adelphian choral society of the
College of Puget Sound. The affair
was a picnic at he home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. War
ner, at Rosedale. Games, SWIM
ming and boating filled the after
noon hours and a picnic supper
was served. Sing around the bon
fire provided the evening enter
tainment. Miss Esther Waterman
is president of the choral society.
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List Reservations
For o. E. S. Party
Many Anticipate Affair q
County Cub Wsdrssdsy

Tacoma chapter. q. !. y.
il having q bridge luncheon
AZ the Tacoma Golf and coun-
try club Wednesday 1t 1880
o'clock. Mrs. c. o. Lynn ard
her committee have completed
their plans Tor the affair.
These pouring n shs faashsen
table wsn 10 Mss w. y. Lave.
Harold nsiis. naFtsn rsrewn. ~
NJ austan. " q. wssnharn Trees
assisting. "a. c<@.fnxa. Gus FsFt~
ridge. y. v ruxh. o. q nesti-
ger. c A. Miller. q. G. Neits'
g A. Cedar, ~ . sssFhs c. l.
Wager. paul MsIilnxst ssns -
shnss maksnT Fe~eFvstions Axs
W r. Isssdsnxsr. c, q. .. An
ssrcm. ~ y. osenen. G. o. Mar
loek, 1. Crane. l. Weiimsn. {. v
Gray. l. feFey. Arthur west
Glen nsrtlns. l. ksun~dy. y "
rhsir. Js~sss vsHd~rh~ck. y. y
Hsfch. Mesrun Gregory. 4. .
Lans. VIM, Niehoii. Ice. Hunoid'
re- v. nsshsm. W n Berry. g
Iso~auss. c. En~x fred ksaFisk
Ralph Higbs. L Jehnsan. g
0uchsr. . A. Mst.sod. W. 4
washsarn. ne wsth>Fs |. utta
NJ v. Mandsrvllie. J. 4. Green. y
r t<nthner, JsFnss Allan. y y
Thomas. J. n. CFuse. Roydsn upnd
FRED Alienman. walter Mi<few
Frank Iiibbard. A. .. Camph<ii
H. y. Leonard. Arthur wiaksns
Fr~i Rhythm. Howard bray, = .
Dohsrty. Ralph Thomas ,. y
smith. Harmon Miller. ". =
Rawlings. Clarence shank.
Charles Clark. W. n. Dickson
chs.. Gaylord. Harold .. Warren
Clinton fislisF, sabln Hwknson
". X. nIuim. Irwin rhompsan. n
T. Robbins. G. J. Cummings. tlenF,
Wilson. J. w. Esmy. !. wstkin'
Jones'. Jessie vsaaerheek. isxs
oKs. J. A. BaEs. W. O. Cr.y
Edwin Harris. A. W. AGkisY. A
y. Fay, c, johnson. Art k~plsnd
q. E. ofsit. u. W. cewdsn and
others For transportation - II
Masonic temple al ~ D. N.
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Betrothal Of Miss Holshouser
Revealed at Tea on Sunday
Brde-EIeet of Mr.. Belts Also Diseloses June ~ as
Date for Coming Summer Nupiisk

At an afternoon tea at Lakewood terrace Sunday at
O'clock the betrothal of Miss Lorraine Holshouser daug
ter of Mr. and Mrs James NJ Hoshouser to Mr. Augustine
Elias Belts jr, was announced The wedding viii be sol
emnized on June 90
The bride-to-be attended the College of Puget Sound
and the University of Washington and the prospective bride
groom is graduate of Glendale high school, the College of
Puget Sound and Stanford law school, His fraternity at
C. p S was Alpha Chi NJ
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Leave on Extended Trip
To Memphis, Tenn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
left May rs for a motor trip to
their home town, Memphis, Tenn.
They will be away three months
During their vacation, they will
visit with friends and relatives
in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma,
and Texas. They plan to return
by way of California.
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Junior Lutheran Daughters
To Meet tuesday

Miss Mildred Hoff will be hos
tess Tuesday evening al 7s3O
O'Clock. 10 members and friends
OF the Junior Lutheran Daughters
Of the Reformation Of Central
Lutheran church. AZ sos North L
81. Miss Dorothy Ysager. presi-
dent Of the group win preside and
ali members are urged TO be
present.
Also Tuesday. at 8 p. m, Circis
10 will meet with Misses Lucille
and Vera Parsons. 1915 So. sth
II. for It's May meeting
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Mr.. and Mrs. Onstad
Vacation in East

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Onstad of
North Puget Sound ave. are va
cationing in the east. At the pres
emit time they are in Atlantic City,
New Jersey, guest at The Sena-
tor.
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Miss Jeanne Evans
Becomes Bride

Among the many charming wesI-
alngs Of the weekend yes the
ceremony which unitsd Ma
Jeanne Eva Evnns. daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs, Leon n. Evsns and
Mr.. Robert Lee Chapman. son e
Mr. and Mr=, Frank Dewitt Chap.
man. ar. Of Minneapolis. MIN.
the ceremony was solsmnised
II $50 o'clock Saturday evening
in Rsynor chapel Of the Annie
Wright seminary, the Rev. Arthur
BELL reading the vows whlts
peonles. valley lilies. white esthe-
dral candies and tapers In candsl-
abra provided thu setting for the
impressive rlsea Nuptial music
included the singing ~ % Per-
feet Love" and Wedding Song"
by Mr.. Ebert Leroy Bellows u
Seattle. Mlss veinA Htselmsn
Of chehalis played the wedding
music.
Bride Wears livery satin
For her wedding. AZ which the
bride was given In marriage by
her father. the bride chose an
ivory brocadsd satin gown. made
princess style with a sweetheart
neekline. long sleeves. . corded
waistiine holding the fuiinesH of
the skirt. and a long. FUN train.
Her face veil was caught with
a coronst Of orange blossoms
and her flowers we're orchids.
stephanotis and lilies Of thu valley.
hisa Margaret Kelly was maid
OF honor and bridesmaids wsrs
Mrs, Samuel y. couch and ths
Misses Lucy strange. Rhoda iAld.
wick. Vivian comber. June john
son and Elizabeth Miller Brides.
maid were go~ncd In blue net. ths
dressss m ads with sweethaaFt
nsckilnes and bouffant hoped
skirts, Their flowers wsrs tails
man roses. Miss Kelly wore >
gown Of lighter blue and carried
modernistic arrangement ~
petal pink sweet peas. she wore
long white gloves while the others
wore white lace rnitts Al wnrs
small hats. fashioned n net and
tied In back wiih . baw
Reception a Walker
A reception ~ the Walker fol-
lowed the ceremony Mira. Evans
and Mra Chapman. sr. receiving
viih ths bridal party Mrs. Evans
uors . snioks-mist grey chiffoa
gown. . black lace piesurs hat
and long. white lad gloves Her
flowers were Cecil nransr Fosss.
The bridegroom mother wore
powder blue chiffon gown and =
gardsnia ana ross e0faags.
Valley iiliss. Gala niles and
Nhfts pTonifa Wefs aef1 abuaii
ths room and an arrangement of
valley lilies conferred ths lace cow
cred table which WA further ap.
pointed with tapsrs, silver servlee.
and the hr1ds's eaks Mrs. Darth
n LndHiek and Mrs. Harry
Rsodsnbtash pfssiSsd II the re-
eeptl0n and ihos~ assisting psrs
Miss Gladys WlllhAassr II no
kans. Miss Vera lean RFesmsa.
Miss FlofeBes ittnsf and Miss
Evelyn Taylor.
The brides schools are ire
Annie Wright seminary ard ths
University u Washington Mr.
chspman attended tbs University
~ hinnssota.
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Destiny Auxiliary TO Have
Social EVENING Tuesday

Destiny auxiliary, B'nai Birth,
is h1ving a social evening Tues
day at SIS o'clock in Talmud
Torah synagogue. Games of bridge
and nah jongg will be followed by
a late supper hour. Mrs. Harry
Lorber is president Of the group.
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Luncheon and Shower Compliments
Mrs. Thwing. Recent Bride
Nh Hsns ?. Hsrsen frssvtsins ie< N's<s q psrsY
Friday Aissreor: Wsddirs N1y ! brnssmsst

For the pleasure Of Mrz. czstnn Thwing. uhe we1
married early in May. her aunt. Mrs Hans Y. Hen<en
entertained Friday afterncon IN ~ home Va 18th q
More than guests were Invited fnr luncheon md
miscellaneous shower.
Mr. Thwlnr was married Il TO o'<lo<k N evening
N MAY Al re home a. her psrentx Mr md MIRA n G.
Hsnriskssn. Dr. J. Renwiek Mccullough rend the vu~x
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previously planned