The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Tyler to Discuss Puyallup
Sanitation Problems
On Chamber of Commerce Proqrom;
Mrs. Elizabeth Weeks Posses

ftfALLUP - To bring more
hight on the Payallup sanitation
problem. the Chamber of Com
meree has arranged a program on
the subject to follow its luncheon
Tuesday noon.
Speaker viii be Prof. Richard
G. Tyler Of the University Of
Washington civil engineering de-
partment He viii speak on sew
age disposal and sanitation. Prof.
Tyler has been obtained BY p. s.
Dickey. chairman of the chambers
health and safety committee. in
cooperation with Tom Montgom-
cry. program chairman. An invi-
tation to all who are interested.
and especially the mayor and
members OF the city council. is
extended by the chamber.
Newly-elected officers Of the
Junior American Legion auxiliary
viii be installed at ceremonies
Monday evening al the regular
meeting Of the Senior auxiliary al
Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. Ruby Goelzer Of the senior
group will act as installing officer
and will seat Shirley Alexander as
president; Marilyn Goelzer as first
vice president: Dorothy Fewins.
second vice president: Alice ALL
son, secretsry-treasurer: Marjorie
Yazzolino. sergeant at arms;
Kathryn Johnson. historian and
publicity, and Nancy Brown and
Donna Stout, color bearers.
After the ceremony refreshments
will be served by committee
composed Of Mrs. Florence Kelley,
chairman; Mrs. Effie Tweed. Mrs
jeanne Gossard. Mrs. Grace
Owens. Mrs. Tessie Dwight and !
Mrs. Dena Robertson.
Garden Group Meeting
Rhododendron Garden club. a
division of the Puysllup women's
club. will meet Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. F. w. Jacobs. 1907 |
r. Main ave. for one o'clock /
luncheon and program. Mrs. Rex
Miller will assist Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. w. A. Miller will talk on
"Chrysanthemums" Mrs. II. Z.
Spear, program chairman. asks
that members bring choice chry-
santhemums for exhibit. In the
absence Of Mrs. C. I. Sovereign in
Ontario, Canada. Mrs. r. w.
Carey, vice chairman, will pre-
side.
The second in the series of sales
clinics will be held in room 102
of the high school building Mon
day evening at 7:45. The subject
chosen for the evening will be
Team Work for Store Efficiency"
and will be conducted by II. B.
Anderson, retired local merchant.
The classes are being sponsored
by the Chamber of Commerce and
high school guidance and place.
ment department for the purpose
of increasing local sales eff
cheney, improving business and
giving employees better training.
The first session held last Mon
day drew an attendance of more
than 40 sales people. employers
and others interested in selling
problems.
Jacobs-Johnson Nuptials
Autumn leaves and fall flowers,
enhanced by the light Of candles
on five candelabra. will be used !
as the setting for the wedding of I,
Miss Marianne Jacobs. daughter Z
Of Mrs. Maude Jacobs Of 4th st.
N. W.. and Leonard Carl johnson,
son af Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Johnson of Enumclaw. Saturday /
evening at the Methodist church
Tall baskets Of white dahlias will !
be placed in front Of the altar ,
and smaller baskets of zinnias. '
ohrysanthemums and snap dragons I
will blend with bright autumn
leaves. The vows will be read I
by Rev. Philip Raymond at $50.
The bride will be given in mar
rage by her brother, Edmund.
She will wear a gown OF ivory
satin made with tucked bodice 9
trimmed with seed pearls and !
having long sleeves and skirt end
Ing in q long train. She will }
wear two wells, a long one Of illu-
sion, trimmed with wide lace oven
which there will be one Of finger
tip length fastened with a coronet 8
Of pearls. Her bouquet will be s
white roses and orchids. For 9
old she will wear in a
her slipper a borrowed sixpence
In q blue case.
Mrs. Arthur Burkette, sister of I
the bride, will be matron Of r
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