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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Lutheran Convention
To Be Held Sunday

Miss Natalie Blk. president of
the South Puget Sound Circuit Of
the Lutheran Daughters of the Re-
formation, will be in charge of the
convention to be held Sunday at
2:30 in the First Norwegian Luth-
eran church in Seattle.
An evening session will be held
at 7:30 when Mrs. Rolf Bedding
of Portland. president of the Pa
cific district, will install the new
officers.
Assisting Miss Blk in directing
activities of the circuit are Miss
Doris Nesvig of Seattle, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Emil Schiller secre-
tary-treasurer; Miss Elizabeth
Dahl of Falkland, historian.
Mrs. Bedding will give the after
noon inspirational talk. which will
relate to the convention theme,
Forward with Christ" The Rev.
B. ]. Gabrielson of the host church
will conduct devotional exercises
and speak at the evening session.
Miss Nesvig. district delegate
to the sixth general convention in
Minneapolis. will give a report.
The l. d. r. members of the
host church will be hostesses to
sister organizations and will have
charge of the programs for both
sessions. Guests will be repre-
sentatives. members and friends
from the II L. D. r. societies
which comprise the circuit.
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St. Luke's Harvest Festival
To Be Held SUNDAY

The annual Harvest festival will
be held in st. Luke's church on
Sunday. The mems club will
adorn the church with fruit and
other symbols of the harvest.
The choir will sing the old har-
vest hymns, special anthems and
chants at the IL o'clock service.
The sermon topic is Come Ye
Thankful People"
There will DE an all parish din
ner on Tuesday evening at $50
in the community house. The
Rev. Thomas Jessett, rector Of
the Olympia church, will be guest
speaker.
Mrs. F. w. Clarke will be in
charge of the dinner, assisted by
the ladies of the guild.
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Miss Barnes WEEDS
Mr.. YuCkert
Miss Marie Brehen Serves
As Maid OF Honor

Miss Gertrude Louise
Barnes. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hell of Puyal-
lup. was married recently to
Mr.. Jacob Yuckert, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yuckert
of Tacoma. in Peace Luther
an church. Pink and white
dahlias and. pink ehrysanthe-
NUNS were used as a back
ground for the ceremony, per-
formed by the Rev. George
Killet, pastor of the church.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore a gown Of white
brocaded silk. made with a fitted
bodice. full skirt She also wore
q finger tip veil Of tulle. held in
place by orange blossoms. White
roses and bouvardia formed a coll
onial bouquet.
Miss Marie Brehan. the maid Of
honor. was gowned in silver blue
satin. made in simple lines with
puffed sleeves. Her bouquet was
of pink chrysanthemums and pink
rosebuds.
Mr.. Robert Wiesner, cousin of
the bride, was best man for Mr.
Yuckert. The ushers were Mr..
George Frank. jr., brother-in-law
Of the groom. and Mr.. Eldon
Anderson.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Hell wore a wine gown.
corsage Of pink carnations was the
only trimming. Mrs. Yuckert wore
q dress Of navy blue crepe with a
corsage of pink carnations.
The reception. at the home of the
rroom's parents. was attended by
many close friends. Assisting
Mrs. Yuckert were Mesdames
John Scheideman, Conrad Yuckert,
cousins Of the groom. George
Frank. Jr- sister Of the groom.
Fred Brehan; Mrs. Julius Wiesner,
aunt of the bride. cut the wedding
cake.
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} Hostesses viii be the president
Mrs. Ethel Dunseath, and her CO.
workers, Mesdames J. H. Kitlar.
D. c. Summers. Hattie A. Rooms.
James A. BECKER and c. Elmors
McMaster.
Incoming officers are president.
Mrs. J. H. Kitlar: vice president.
Mrs. C. A. Snyder; recording sec
rotary. Mrs. w. L Tucker, cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Hattie
Rooms: treasurer, Mrs. Birdols
German. and study director, Mrs.
Arthur Buchen.
Other members who viii be
guests are Mesdames Leona ALI
son, Ivan p. Balabanoff, Z. NJ.
Berger, Lillian C. Dillman. William
F. Dodge. F. r. Hubbard, E. [.
Hiberly. S. w. Northcutt, A. How
ard Smith, Evelyn Chantler, f. E.
Cushman and E. J. Hackett.
Following the luncheon hour,
AHtAC VIII NC q summer vacation
symposium with interesting per-
sonal experiences being given by
members who will tell of their
summers travel, motor trips and
holiday outings.
Mrs. Arthur Buchen, program
chairman, will issue the new year
books. The years work is to be
carried on in three parts, Amer
lea to the South of U.s." Out
standing Women" and Modern
Fiction"
The club was organized in 1899
and has established its own place
among thinking groups of Tacoma
women. Presidents Day" has
been advanced one day to enable
each member to attend the Pierce
County District Federation, Oct.
Is. Delegates to the convention
will be Mrs. J. H. Kitlar and Mrs.
Hattie Rooms. Alternates will be
Mrs. Arthur Buchen and Mrs.
c. A. Snyder.
The same members will be the
representatives on the Presidents
council.
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~ III lfetAA(A ~ aaAs
The Art Department will dis
play the work of some of the
young Northwest artists, including
pictures done by Maurita Shank
Runion, Paul Scott, Earl Leek,
Frances Chubb, Dick Prasch, Nell
son Sears, and Edith Ann Fogg.
Mrs. Ellsworth Power, drama
chairman. will present a display
of the work of local writers.
The morning session will close
with the presentation of Mr..
Newton Buren, in his own compo-
sitions. Miss Betty Harding Mil
Ter will sing two of Mr.. Buren's
compositions "A Lullaby" and
Spring Is In the Air; and Mr..
Buren, will play two of his own
etudes.
Luncheon will follow promptly
at 1918. The afternoon session
will begin at one o'clock, and will
be held in the loft room of the
Y. w. c. A. Mrs. John Quinn will
speak on Rumania, followed by an
address by Mrs. Frank Ludwigs,
president of the w. S. +. w. c.
This is Mrs. Ludwigs' first visit to
the district as state president. and
it is hoped that a large group
will be present. both federated
women and their guests. as both
sessions are open to the public.
Mrs. Ludwigs will be the guest of
Mrs. B. T. Thomas during her stay
in the city. Reservations for the
luncheon should be in not later
than noon of Monday, October
14th. and may be telephoned to
Mrs. Charles z. Taylor. PR 523e,
or to Mrs. w. S. Sypher. MA 1854.
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Fall Bride-to-Be
Is Complimented
Miss Lee TO Wed Mr..
SchoIz on November 3

A surprise shower honor
ing Miss Emma Jane Lee was
given early in the week by
Mrs. Wallace Lee at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Mizener. Miss
Lee is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lee of Puy-
allup and will be married to
Alfred Scholz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Scholz of Nc
Millin on Nov. 6.
During the evening games were
played with the honors going to
Mrs. Quin Rinehart. A scrapbook
was made and later in the eve
ming presented TO the honored
guest.
The ringing of an alarm clock
at certain intervals disclosed to
the bride-elect where her gifts
would be found.
Falls colors were used in decor
ating the rooms. and the favors
carried out the Halloween motif.
Late supper was served from a
table made beautiful by its lace
cloth and burning tapers. and CEN
tered with a large white cake
topped by a miniature bride and
groom. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Frank
Patched poured and were assisted
by Miss Maxine Mizener.
Guests for the evening were Mes
danes Harry Lee, Frank Scholz.
Maurice Ricketts,. Quin Rinehart.
Donald Kessler. George Rude. Bes-
sic Sorenson. Howard Lee. Charles
George. Howard Thackeray. George
Jansen. Dorothy Kelly. Charles Erb.
verle Sossong. Edward Jezek. L.
Young. Benny Robertson, Henry
Van Beck, Arthur Churchill Frank
vilke, Harold Baldwin, Robert
Lee, E. Templin. Robert Mizener.
and the Misses Helen Lee. Ruth
jacobson, Marian Raborn, Made
laine Scholz. Mary Simmons. Ruth
Litton. and Maxine Mizener.
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Bride-EIecf of Mr.. Psdur
Is Feted at Shower

Mrs. Ted Lannian entertained
Thursday evening at the home
of her mother, Mrs J. Olsen.
Honor guest for the evening was
Miss Nellie Sheehan, bride-elect
of Mr.. George Padur. The occa-
sion was a miscellaneous shower.
After the gifts were opened,
court whist was played. Miss
Margaret Stronce and Miss
Elaine Irwin received the honors.
A late supper was served from
three long tables covered with
filet cloths. Asters in fall colors
were used as centefpieces and in
profusion throughout the house.
Guests were Mesdames Joseph
Entus, Harold Gretler, Lois john
son, John Padur, Frank Stroncek.
and the bride-elect's mother, Mrs.
f. X. Sheehan; Misses Margaret
Stroncek, Betty Taylor, Margaret
Seaman. Elaine Irwin, Virginia
Stewart and Evelyn Irwin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Church Circles
Will Convene
First Presbyterian Women
To Have Busy Week

Several circles of the First
Presbyterian church will
meet for 1890 luncheons on
Wednesday of the conf n
week.
Mrs. ]. c. Langabeer will
entertain members of Circle
c on that day in the Kinnear
apts., Division ave. and X st.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnston will
lead the Bible study.
Circle l. will meet with Mrs. c.
F. Lagasse. 1545 Sunset drive,
Mrs Roy Reynolds assisting. Mrs.
Margaret Graham and Mrs. Fred
erick Beebe will be the Bible and
mission study leaders.
Circle o will be entertained by
Mrs. c. N. Endell. 907 So. Sprague,
Mrs. s. L. Church and Mrs. Will
lam Mcleod leading the Bible and
mission study.
Circle T will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Anna Olsen. 3s4s So. Ia
coma ave. Mrs. Norman Treskes
will assist and Mrs. F. II. Essig
will lead the Bible study.
On the same day but for a one
o'clock dessert luncheon. members
Of Circle G will gather at the
home of Mrs. B. J. Rushmer. $40
No. L. Mrs. Roy Dodd will lead
the Bible study and Miss Mary
whitehall will discuss the second
chapter Of the book. China Re-
Discovers Her West
Florence B. Hayes guild will
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County Club Women to Gather
In WeYerhaeuser Hall Tuesday.
Annual Autumn Convention VIII Mark First Appearance
Of New State President. Mrs. Frank Ludwies

Pierce County District Federation of Club Women will
hold the morning session of its meeting Tuesday, Oct 15
at 10 o'clock in Weyerhaeuser hail. Principal business of
the session will be the reports from the heads of standing
committees the progress of their work The Educational
committee will feature Mayor Harry Cain, who will speak
the subject of The Library Situation-What Is It?
Poetry division of the Fine Arts committee will have
display the book ours to Share" which edited and
published spring by Mrs Paul Shafer of Puyaup Mrs.
Homer Hartwich's Washington Verse and her weekly
poetry column carried in Tacoma newspaper will also be
il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
October Meeting Scheduled
For Story TeIIer's League

The Story Tellers' League Of
Tacoma viii have the October
meeting on Tuesday at 1890 at
the home Of Mrs. J. A. Porter.
4105 No. 27th ST.
Following the luncheon the pro-
gram will feature The Sunny
South" in travels around the
United States. A surprise story
for adults has been assigned to
one OF the members.
Mrs. L N. Hampton will tell
the "Tppity wichit's Halloween. -
Mrs. Z. II. Watts will tell Hal
loween Magic" and Mrs. William
L. Quest will tell q story from
Shattered Windows"
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meet at 6:15 in Nelson hall for
dinner with Mrs Myrtle Johnston
and Mrs. II. +. Gambell as Bible
and mission study leaders.
Circle A viii meet in Nelson
hall at 1890 Thursday with Mrs.
Rose Wilkinson and Miss Clara
Olds as hostesses and Mrs. Myrtle
Johnston as Bible study leader.
Circle S will be entertained
Thursday by Mrs. Carl johnson,
1914 Ea. 31st. with Mrs. NJ. Lea
velle assisting and Mrs. A. P. Eas-
ton leading the Bible study.
The meeting of Circle F has
been postponed until Oct. %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Mrs. H. E. York to Open Home
For Annual Informal Affair
Catherine Wednesday VII Afford Members the
Ouporiunify of Greeting Each Other After Vacation

For the purpose of greeting each other informally the
eroup Of Tacoma women who have carried on the work of
the Tacoma Womans Study club since the turn of the
century will meet Wednesday at go o'clock for luncheon
at the home of Mrs H. E. York. 2SOs No Puget Sound ave
presidents Day. the affair is called is annually
before the president and her official associates
of the preceding year retire from office and turn the clubs
management over to the president and her staff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Visitors Return To
Spokane Home

After a two-weeks' visit in Ia
coma, Seattle and Spokane, Mrs.
Thomas sandegren. formerly of
this city. and daughter Susan Dale.
accompanied by the young child's
grandmother. Mrs. T. Sandegren Of
Tacoma, left "Wednesday evening
by plane for Oakland, Calf. where
the younger people now make their
home. While here, the visitors
spent considerable time with Mrs.
Sandegren's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Jones OF Eatonville.
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Mrs. Carlson TO Entertain
Libra Members

Luncheon at 1 o'clock is planned
by members Of Libra Study club
at the home Of Mrs. E. G. Carlson.
4l26 Sixth ave, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. c. A. Friedline will present
the topic People of the Nile
Africans of the North"
Mrs. Robert A. Huey will re-
view A Sea Island Lady" by
Francis Griswold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Annual Zenith Trip
Planned by O. {. S.

Members of Tacoma chapter,
o. E. S, will meet on Sunday at
j o'clock for their annual caravan
to the Masonic home at Zenith.
Those going will take fruit. jams
and jellies to the residents. Ar
rangements have been made for
other persons to leave contribu-
tions at the Cakes ready to wear
or at the Masonic temple office.
Committee members will call for
articles in homes IL notified in
advance
Tran portstion arrangements
are being made by Mrs. Hiram Z.
Wsshburn. GA 1897; Miss Ruth
Raber. PR 50ss: Mrs. Edwin Ken
rick, BR 2o42. and Mrs +. z.
Kirkland. MA 47s9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
VIII Entertain Members
OF Lutheran Church

Immediately after the service
on Sunday, members of First Luz
theran church are invited to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Young at Edgewood for dinner.
Members of the Women's Mis-
sionary society are assisting Mrs.
Young. Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. B. B. Bartels and Mrs.
William Gustafson will entertain
members of circle Z and their hus-
bands at their home, 1906 So. L ST.
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Two Chapters
To Be Feted
Beta Phi Sigma Looks
Forward to Tea on Sunday

Complimentary to Phi and
Alpha Gamma chapters OF
Beta Sigma Phi sorority Chi
chapter will entertain at a
tea at the Woman's club
house at 3 o'clock the after
noon of Oct. 13.
Yellow chrysanthemums
and crystal will appoint the
tea table at which Miss Lil-
Ian Muehlenbruch and Miss
Edna Harris will preside.
Those receiving are the advisers,
Mrs. Mae williams, Mrs. Elmer
Carl Miller and Miss Wilma Zim-
norman, with the presidents Of
each of the three chapters. Miss
Marian Jennings, Miss Annette
Getzlaff and Miss Lorraine Boe-
decker.
The door committee consists OF
the Misses Eleanor Elliott. Ebba
Holmgren. Eleanor Martinson. La
bell Nygaard, Agnes Paulson and
Elaine Williams.
Music for the afternoon will be
by Miss Jean Stacey. pianist,
and soloist Miss Charlotte Ber-
goust, celloist. Mrs. Carter Har-
man will present readings. Dur
ing the afternoon Miss Elsie Linds-
kog will show colored movies
of the Kamaaina Ramble of Beta
Sigma Phi in Hawaii. This is the
annual tour sponsored by the in
ternational office.
Social committee. in charge of
the tea, is headed by Miss Doro-
thea Barrett. assisted by Misses
Pauline Thaut. Bernice Mcmillan,
Bernadotte La Mare and Elsie
Lindskog.
Assistant hostesses are the
Misses Agnes Berg, Mary Gallwas,
Dorothea Barrett, Dolores Klap-
stein, Bernice Mcmillan, Elsie
Lindskog, Nancy Ann Nicolson,
Mary o'Connor, Edna Person
Dorothea Taylor, Emma Thaut
Ida Wolf. Mary Logan and Mrs.
Harry Reynolds.
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Mrs. Hopkins TO Entertain
Auxiliary tuesday

Tacoma auxiliary OF the Typo
graphical union will meet on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Hopkins, 523 So. c ST. for
1890 luncheon. Mrs. T. N. Phillips
will preside al the business meet
ing which will follow. Mrs. George
Bishop. Mrs. Jack Baldwin and
Mrs Sam Pendergast will assist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Tacoma Wonlans Study Club Looks Forward Pesdent Day.
Rural Theme
For Barn Dance
Y. |. Anticipates Annual
Halloween Event Oct. IL

Halloween Event Oct. y
Event Of the season for
members of the Young Ladies
Institute drill team and their
friends will be the Halloween
barn dance which viii be held
on Saturday evening. Oct. Is,
in Slavonian hall, 230S No.
3Oth st. Festivities viii be-
gin at $50 o'clock.
For the last few years drill team
members have been sponsoring the
very informal barn dance which is
always one of the most anticipated
Of club affairs.
At the home Of Miss Muriel
Richard. who is sharing joint
Craftsmanship honors with Miss
Julia sousa, plans for the October
70 dance were made and the fol-
lowing committees were appointed.
Entertainment: Mrs. Philip Null
Ian assisted by Misses Minnie Kuj-
lis and Marie Borovich: decora-
tons: Misses May Meyer and
Esther Sousa. Not forgetting the
"old Country Barn" decorations
will be carried out with hay, milk
buckets. benches and live stock.
The traditional Halloween colors
will trim the walls ceiling and or
chestra stand.
Tickets are being handled by
Miss Kathleen O'Brien with the
following members Of the drill
team assisting her: Misses Virginia
Berry, Dorothy Last. Margaret
Fisher. Inez Narigi, Madelon
Grubbs, Mary Reda, Catherine
Keely, Patricia Flynn, Irene d.
Ribar, Mary Jane Polich, Helen
Susany, Anna Louise Carney and
Mesdames L. La Porte. r. johnson.
VIM. Adams and F. Cimino; cash.
iers: Miss Irene M. Gaudette and
Mrs. Florence Foley. Miss Rosa
line F. koval is arranging pub
licity.
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Harmony lodge. Scandinavian
Fraternity of America, will hold a
party of dancing and games at
Normanna hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Perry S. Kronlund. general
Chairman. win be assisted by
Messrs. Thomas Strom. Frank w.
Bjorklund and II. Z. Sealy. Mrs.
Z. c. Dahlberg is In charge Of
tickets and refreshments; Mrs,
Marie PETERSON. supper; Mrs. L. J.
Willard. publicity.
Harmony lodge Past Presidents
had charge of arrangements for
past presidents night on Tuesday,
they occupied the seats of honor.
President. Mr.. p. Oscar Storlie;
past president. Mr.. Olaf Johans-
son; vice president, DR.. Zines
Peterson: chaplin. Mrs. Edwin
johnson; marshal. Mrs. T. F. Kron-
lund; inner guard. Mr.. J. 7. Thwor;
other past presidents are Mr..
Harry Wang. Mr.. Edwin johnson.
Mrs. Fred Peterson. Mr.. A. V.
Johnson. Mr.. o. c. Reese. Mr.. An
drew Christofferson. Mrs. Frank
Ekberg. Mr.. John Bjorklund and
Mr.. Perry Kronlund.
Mr.. Perry Kronlund was general
chairman and Mr.. Thor Tollefson,
POSTMASTER. Mr.. Harry Wang,
speaker for the evening. talked on
the fraternity's boat of success.
A program of music was pre-
scented by members. Accordion
selections were by Mrs. p. Chris
Jefferson. Normanna male chorus
sang several numbers Two hun
dred members were present for the
dinner and program which fol-
lowed.
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Luncheon 10 Be
Arts, Science Event

The Arts and Science club will
hold a luncheon and card party at
the Broadmoor on Thursday at
1918.
Mrs. Walter Sivertson, chairman,
will be assisted by Mesdames
Arthur Behling. c. V. Bigger. J. B.
Mathieson. r. A. Meisenburg, J. b.
Smith, Arthur Goodrich. L. II.
Love, and Ernest Feraglia.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Arthur Behling. GA
627s, or Mrs. Sivertson, PR 1883.
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Mrs. Frank to
Entertain Auxiliary

Members of the Pacific Lutheran
College Dormitory Auxiliary No. l
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Michel Franck of Falkland. Thurs
day afternoon, October II, at ?
O'Clock.
Included on the program are
Mrs. A. W. Ramstad who will lead
devotions and Mrs. Airing San
nerud who will present a paper on
Hannah - The Woman Of the
Bible" Group singing will also be
on the afternoons entertainment.
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Mrs. Norwood Nile
Hostess on tuesday

Mecca club. Daughters of the
Nile. will meet for sandwich lunch
con on Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. A. w. Wormwood.
4105 No. 3sth. Mrs. l. J. Leonard
and Mrs. Edward Hinckle will as
sist.
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Corinfhisn Chapter Meets

Matrons and patrons and asso-
ciates Of Pierce county and Yelm
viii be honored at the meeting Of
corinthian chapter. o. Z. s, on
Monday evening al $ o'clock in the
W. P. Dougherty han. No. 3sth and
Cheyenne. Mrs. William Ferris is
in charge Of the program which
viii follow. Mrs ]. r. White Is re-
freshment chairman. Mrs. W.
wohlmacher and Mr.. William Rob
ertson viii preside AZ the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Shirley MeCroskey TO Wed
Robert Michselson

Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Miss Shirley Ann McCros-
key, daughter of Mrs. Frederick
Henry McCroskey and the late
Mr.. McCroskey Of Colfax, TO Rob-
ert Nicholson on Oct. 20 in the
First Methodist church in Colfax.
Miss McCroskey, a member Of
a family prominent throughout the
state since pioneer days. is well
known in Tac1ma. having many
relatives and friends here.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the UNIVERSITY Of Washing
ton in June. where she was presi-
dent of the Delft Gamma house.
Mr.. Michaelson was graduated
from Washingt9n state college.
where he was affiliated with Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon.
The new home will be made In
Petersburg, Alaska