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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-15


First of the parties was a towe
shower given by Miss Eleanor
Beebe at her Browns Point home
She was assisted by her mother
Mrs Frederick Beebe and an aunt,
Miss Marian Mason. After games
were played a clever way Of pre-
senting gifts was carried out when
Miss Evans was asked, in view OF
an impending shower" to bring
in the gifts OF towels which had
been hung on the outside clothes
line.
Mrs. 3. L. Cook, grandmother
of Miss Evans, and Mrs. c. B.
Cornwall served tea from a table
decorated with white broom and
pink tulips.
Guests were Mesdames Leon r.
Evans, B. T. Cook. Harry Rauden-
bush, Ida Marchand, Herbert +.
Gambell. Clyde c. Frohmader,
William j. Lane, Arthur Nero,
Perry J. Miller. Elizabeth Love
and Elizabeth Miller.
Recently a pottery shower was
given for Miss Evans by Mrs.
Clyde c. Frohmader. A group OF
Miss Evans former school asso-
ciates and friends enjoyed an eve
ming Of games. The gifts were
presented by Mrs. Frohmader and
her small daughter, Janet, In a
gay pink and white May basket.
A late supper was served buffet
style from lace covered tables
centered with roses.
Guests at this party were Mes
danes Frederick Beebe. Frank
Chapman, Leonard Averiil, Donald
King, Gordon Retiring and Samuel
p. Couch and Misses June John
son. Vivian Comber. Margaret
Kelly, Betty Eernisse. Margaret
Hueston, Barneille Obey. Evelyn
Taylor, Margaret Eernisse. Vir-
ginie Bryan, Florence ntner, Vera
Jean Freeman. Janet Robbins.
Nancy Jane Bare, Doris o'Seil.
Mary weyer. Marian Mason, Flea
nor Beebe, Velma steelman. shir-
ley Jacobsen and Rhoda Ludw1ek.
Miss Ludwick honored Miss
Evans at q crystal shower At the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Darth 3. Ludwick. Friday evening.
During the party games we're
PLAYED and fortunes told. Late
supper was served from a lace
covered table eentered with spring
blooms. Miss Evans was presented
with gifts Of crystal which were
contained In a gaily covered UNI
brella.
Those invited 20 the party were
Aesdames Leon r. Evans. p. l.
Cook. George Smith, Samuel r.
Couch and the Misses yernetta
Rowland, June Johnson. Vivian
Comber. Margaret Kelly, June
Dunning. Ruth Clayton. Vienna
steeman, Bernice Morse. Edwar-
dine Duppelthsler. Helen Weberg.
Florence Darland. Betty Eernisse,
Anna Bliss, Vera Jean Freeman,
Florence ntner and Evelyn Taylor.
On Monday evening the choir Of
Westminster Bible church Of which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-15
Mrs. Muller TO Entertain
Dixie CHAPTER

Mrs. B. A. Muller will be hos
tess to Dixie Chapter, United
daughters of Confederacy at the
home of Mrs. A. w. Ollar, 1924
No. Cakes on Wednesday, May
18th instead of the regular fourth
Wednesday meeting day. The
election of officers will take
place.
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Miss Evans has been pianist. hon.
ored her.
Miss Lucy Strange OF Seattle
has chosen the following week 10
compliment the bride-elect with a
kitchen shower. Also that week
Mrs. Harry Raudenbush and Mrs.
Guy Eernisse will open their
homes to the ladies Of Westmin-
ster Bible church complimenting
Miss Evans at a miscellaneous
shower.
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md Notes of Society, Clubs Schools and Church Groups
e Named
a Club
Monday al Home Of
5 Reports Given


led president of Aloha
5 gathered at the home
nnual meeting. During
officers. Mrs. Christen
giving a particularly
election. Mrs. 0sgood
I'd Mrs. Henry Rhodes.
Roderic 0lzendam.
d to serve with Mrs. Pas
Mrs. Christen Quevli, jr.,
president; Mrs. Adries
n. second vice president;
iris Fairchild, recording
: Mrs. Paul Graft. CORE
secretary. Mrs. c. c.
'easurer. and Mrs. Donald
!, historian.
members are Mesdames
Borhek, o. G. Ellis. Edwin
IS. C. NJ. Riddell. Henry
c. A. Strong. Curtiss Hill.
Olzendam, Byron Scott,
inyder and Miss Elizabeth
Lowell T. Murray of the
! art committee reported
lie clubs loan art collection
various schools throughout
~. The collection Is now
.hown at McCarver, Stewart
.oosevelt. The exhibit in
prints Of old and new mas
Dixon Triple reported for
Iblic affairs committee and
ave a history of the early
of Aloha club. The history
iven in connection with the
/ Jubilee celebration of the
ngton State Federation of
ms Clubs, which is being
ID this year. An Aloha men,
Irs. Amy P. Stacey, was one
first presidents of the feder-
and was also a president Of
club.
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Miss Evans Many Times Feted
AS Wedding Day Approaches
VIII Become Bride of Mr.. Robert Lee Chapman Sat
urday May rs. in Chapel Of Annie Wright

number of parties have been given this spring in honor
of Miss Jeanne Eva Evans whose marriage to Mr. Robert
Lee Chapman will be soemnized May rs in Raynor Chapel of
Annie Wright Seminary of which the bride elect is a
graduate.
Miss Evans the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leon Evans
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Presbyterian Meetings
BEGIN W ednesday

Tho meeting ~ circle q % Ihe
First Presbyterian church an Wsd-
nesiay opena activities cf TIE week
for the wamen ~ ths church. Mrs.
Rohh Nerisnd. DIS Ne. X. will b.
hostess for the l o'clock dessert
luncheon. MIRA Jennie Richie. vios
president. vii preside IN TIE ss-
sence Of Mrs. ~. q. Roper. Mrs..
Roy pcdds leads the nihie study
and The mission topic win b pre-.
scented by Mrs c. W. ovsFtuff.
At 1890 tho same day. circle q
members meet for luncheon II N
home II Mrs, Hllss Nelsnn. coo "a.
Sheridan, Mrs. Myrtle iohnstoa
VIII lead the flbls study.
Ths meeting % circle L. which
was 10 have been tho same day.
has been postponed one week. Al
els "Wednesday the Fiorenes y.
Hays guild WIN meet for dinner 10
Nielsen hall with Mrs. Myrtle
Johnston and Mrs n. v. tiamhell
~ Bibie and mission study leaders
Circle A nests Thursday 81 ths
church for q 1880 luncheon N
Nelson hail with Mesdamss r. n
Peacock, G. v. Estsnsen and c..
celia Newman m hostesses. Mira
Myrtle Johnston win lead the I1ibls
study and the mission lesson viii
be given by Miss inex Howard
Miss Margaret Pence win BE- guess
soloIss. At the same hour Thurs
day Mrs. charisz Eudeii. p07 30
spragus. viii entertain members ol
circle o for luncheon. Mrs. WIN,
lam Temple and Ars. 4. L. Church
win lead the Bible study and mis-
slon work.
Lincoln driIi team. Phll sherfdan
Relief corps. viii hold the third IN
series Of card parties Wednesday
~ = D. m. az the home Of Mrs.
Raymond Wheeler. at 10. L u.
Tacoma Chlldren's IleHe sseiety
VIII meet with MIRA Conrad Pstsf-
son. s7i No. Sheridan. II 2 ,. m.
Wednesday, Members and frisads
cordially invited.
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Tennis Clubs Summer Opening
Marks Fifiieih Anniversary
bosrd so Receive a Tee On Wednesday Affomocq
May a; Hall Century u 6sy Events v y Rseensd

Rich in tradition Of Tacoma are IRE memories 81 m1ns
happy days II the Tacoma Lawn Tsnnz club which WI -
recalled IN the opening ee. Wednesday Hfternoo4
May - the which marks he beginning 81 The rden
anniversary q the club long estAhshsd center # soe1
activity in the city.
Gold and white invitations have been uent 10 SCORES a.
decorations win also carry out the motif a the half century
mark.
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PArklasd Children's Homs 40
csefy viii meet AZ the home u
Mrs. Conrad Peterson. s2i No.
cuAhman, Wednesday Il 2 O'clock.
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Lincoln driIi Team. PM shsridsn
Relief corps. viii hold the third IN
series Of card parties Wednesday
~ > D. m. AZ the homo Of Mrs.
Raymond Wheeler, AT 10. L II.
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Tacoma Chllaren's Horns sseisty
VIII meet with MIRA Conrad Pstsf-
son. Cal No. Sheridan. 81 p. m.
Wednesday. Members and friends
cordially invited.
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Valley Nile club. Daughters Of
the Nile viii meet Wednesday, at
the home Of Mrs. J. p. Leayitt. e05
7th at. s. W., Puyaliup. Mrs. Asa
Farnsworth assisting.
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Young American Czech club viii
hold it's regular meeting Wednes-
day evening AZ 9 O'Clock. Mrs. Joe
csdy and Mrs. Chester Cius. host
esses for late supper following
business.
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Guards Of Tacoma Circle. ~. o.
W, will meet Tuesday evening Al
the home Of Mrs. Earl Jones, 500s
So. n 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Shower Honors
Miss Holman
Mrs. Darling Entertains
For Bride-to-be

For the pleasure of Miss
Marjorie Holman, who is to
become the bride of Mr.. Jack
Fanshier June %, Mrs. Ray
J. Darling entertained at her
home recently at a luncheon
and shower. Following the
luncheon hour, the honor
guest was presented with
numerous miscellaneous gifts
for her new home.
Luncheon was served at lace
covered table, attractively CEN
tered with an arrangement Of
copper and yellow roses.
Guests were Mesdames ]. Fan
shier, B. Holman, olavson. May
field, Novikie, Torporkie, Markle.
Frank Griffin, Hager. Herbert
Gums, Russell Grout, Sigurd Haul
gen, Bowel, James Baker, Edward
Shenk, Greenlaw, Apilseth, Melvin,
Vogel, Wickell, Martin Johnson,
Hill, Legman and the Misses vir-
ginia Griffin, Evelyn Hixson, Dor
othy Bailey and Stella olavson.
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Reports Parfy Successful

The ways and means committee
of White Clover chapter report a
successful spring luncheon and
card party held recently in the
South Tacoma Masonic hall.
Twenty-Five tables of bridge.
pinochle and 800 were in play.
Favors were awarded to Mesdames
F. C. Turner. II. Hooker, John
Watt, Henry Wallenmyer, J. P.
Brown, J. Anderson. Ed Haggie,
Harry Lipke, J. Wallace, Roland
Brooks, George Sjoboen, Arthur
Battson. b. Wheeler, @. p. Luz
zader, Mary Jones. Ed Day, Ben
Simpson, Henry Nelson, p. II.
Curry. Glenn Hager. S. G. Paul,
Leila Hill. Thomas Thronson, J. c.
Dague and w. f. Arnold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

Al IN impressive home esrsm0ny
At T.so o'clock saturday svsnlna.
Miss Roma Alicia lie Ray. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ls Ray.
was married TO Ar. waiter David
sohodds. son Of MFA Hartman
achodds and INA lsts Mr. sohodda,
Vows were read ny TIM Esvi w. o.
rsenodom of ortinE huckisberfy
greens banked the alter and snap.
dragons and palma added 10 The
charm Of the s0sne.
Mas Helen Reid vas the brides
only attendant and Mr., Herman
sehodde. IT,, was best man. MIRA,
Glenn Russell and Beverly Lsuos,
cousin IT tho hrids. played violin
ana piano music bsfcrs the esre.
mony,
snspdrsgons and palms formed
the decorations for the wedding.
which wAa performed b<fors an I'm
provissd altar Of husklsbefry
green's. Given In marriage BY her
father. the bride wore . princess
style gown with . lace bodice. net
skirt, Peter Pan collar and tiny
puffsd sleeves Al her throat was
. string Of pearls. . gift Of The
bridegroom. Her net veil fell from
. eoronst Of seed pearls ana wAa
hsid In plaos BY dainty grange
blossoms she carried . shower
bonqust Of orchids. Kardsnias and
roses
T'hs maid u honor wore blue net
and lace. similar IN style 10 The
brides gown Her flowers vsFs =
shower bouquet Of roses and sweet
peas.
A reception at ths hons u the
brides psTsHts followed the esfss
mony. Mrs, lie Ray welcoming the
quests in q Tanls blue sown. Ore.
clan atyis. Her flowers were Cecil
nrunsr roses Ths bFldsgroons
mother WIN WIRE a navy hlsls
sheer. rad gardsnlas
snapdragons ard spring flowers
decorated ihs rsoms Presiding ~
ibe lace covered table. whieh wsa
a appointed with silver. wsFe haa-
DANES n. L. Maass A. A Meyers
and Herman sebsdds Assisting
we're Misses cisora Miller and Hox.
aims Dyer.
For her wstdin "Trip. ths bFtds
wore . thres-pisos rssssbsrry wool
fressmAksr suit with light blue ae-
esssorsss. T'hs new bofps ssli Be
made In Buckley Both Mr.. ana
nr. sehosids attended school IN
Buckley. later KosnE 10 Washing
ton stats coilaKs. Wfisfs thsif
Greek letter bouass we're Sigma
Tau Aipha ard Alpha Gamma fsiio.
respectively The BIRDS aiso ~.
Isndsd Stadium high seheea ard ths
College n Puget Bound
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

10y =s S8#84AA4 HsH7
Wa she Nay oa<en IN the assa.
inAry May Fsss Nay II. TAKES tns
part - aemaF~ FAs<k~ TAsee~>z
whn nsssqnsrsa<s - k-s e~H nese~
ara a&shs. Ehreaxh ere st - she
asvs~t.fsnT Ivy eniy 10 return
n hsr spInster~.skf n - ta.t set
II fInf Fomahr~ .ffer IL Ma
Hewitt = rrs<sasnf - - ae~s
mary as.aus risyers
II Alss Mary Pare Hhsym4n
-. ssseH TIE Tese - Susan
Thro~@ei sna h uuF. ID Readiness
vas AWARDED re Fem*ntse I'D.
The thFss Quaint Hssss ~ Gal.
isy sfsess are Patricia Esrssx.
daughter - NJ sna Mrs. sny !.
sa@fssy. VIZ. LaHiss Fraser.
daughter a NJ. ara Mrs. A.sss=
ley Fraser ard Je.H w@n~tsv.
daughter - NJ snd Mfs. W. +.
Webster. ~ - mis- city.
Another TAessns rsFi. Miss
susAnas Ingram. d.uxntsw - NJ.
And Mrs {. y Ingram. plsy. N
raFt ~ she fFssh sergeant. ia
role ~ Patty = carried ~ fs~wsess
hsves. Lieut. nlatea and NJ
KsssAlnw ssAne~s. cn.Fsests. sFs
portrayed ~ Ann Wright acha.
ensFt ard June Lynds. othsrs n
the EAST are Mary nisnhsnhnfu.
Mary n<iis Martin ard Js.n y.lrs
weather.
Students ffasn the iu~sr soaanl
VIM dance ths minuss IN In go.
ead aef are Virginia Draws. naIiy
Ann diipln. tssnsvis piffsra.
Jeanns Nlsksls~n. FstristaI
Murphy. Mary IEnaksF. flsnsr
Thnmaa Nanny Hull. lfslsa Mas.
nsst. vlTniasA Petersen. Isnef
fsAnEhe~r. Margaret Hass ara
Martha cslshman.
Ths public y eoFslsliy Invited -
attsnd the play for whlsh . small
admission Zee viii bs charged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Play Will Be Given
In Sylvan Theaier
Mounfaineers 70 Again
Present All Baba"

0ut-of-door enthusiasts of
Tacoma, Seattle and vicinity
are looking forward to The
Mountaineers' presentation of
ali Baba and the Forty
Thieves" The drama will be
given on the stage of the
Mountaineers' sylvan theater.
located seven miles from
Bremerton on the Bremerton-
Seabeek road. the two SUM-
day afternoons of June 2 and
. at 2 o'clock. The play is
the groups 18th annual spring
production.
Miss Harriet Walker. = promi-
nent Mountaineer member, Is the
author of the entertaining sdapta-
ton of the beloved old Arabian
legend. which IL being revived
for the first time since its pres
entation in 1892. Music and lyrics
are by Evelyn sczuck and Pa
thence Paschall
Those In the cast are Ronald
Todd. Betty Meyer. Robert Neu-
pert. Norbert schaai. Mary Pugh.
Phyllis Lavender. Serge Rostov.
Stanley Newell. y. Jeanne Cook
and Ola virginia Todd. Members
of the various ensembles include
Misses Dorothy Lyle, Kathryn
Morni. Betty. Barbara and Peggy
Bates. Wilma stoehr. Helen Men,
denhall, Mrs. Marion Castor.
Messrs. Dale Rhoades, George
Macbride. Sidney Doyle, George
Droste, Don Moberg. Arthur Wild
ner, Walter Hoffman and William
Lair.
Mr.. Tom Herbert. local play
wright, Is the director; Mrs.
Phoebe Cook Smith Is coaching
the folk songs: Mrs Serge Rostov
is in charge of the dance ensem-
bles, and Mr.. Arthur Winder IL in
charge of the entire production.
The theater Ia In natural
opening in the forest and consists
OF a spacious lower stage and
smaller upper stsge. Many who
attend plan TO reach the property
early SO they may enjoy the woods
and gather for picnic lunches
with their friends.
Complete information regarding
tickets and transportation may be
obtained by calling Mr.. w. w.
Kilmer, Ma 1890.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
San Pedro Rites
Announced Here

A wedding In san Pedro, Calf.
April ~. which Is being announced
in Tacoma today and which Ia Of
much interest here since the bride
groom II a former Taeoman. Ia
that which united Miss Pearl Bo-
zanieh. daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Sam Bozanich Of san Pedro. and
Mr.. Steve ". Mulian, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Muilsn of this city.
The double ring ceremony was
solemnized In Mary Star of the Sea
church. the Rev. Daniel Gallagher
officiating.
Given In marriage by her father.
the bride wore a gown of ivory
slipper satin, made empire style
with a sweetheart nsckiine. ionl
pointed sleeves and a train. Her
veil fell from a pearl halo. she
wore double strand Of pearls. a
gift of the bridegroom. and carried
q bouquet OF lilies OF the valley,
brides roses and an orchid.
Miss Lucy Bozanich. sister of the
bride. was maid of honor and the
bridesmaids we're Misses Kathryn
Mnllan Of Tacoma. sister of the
bridegroom: Minnie BozAnioh. sis-
ter Of the bride. and Millicent Bo-
getieh Of Tacoma. Mr.. Vincent
Borcich was best man ana ushefs
were Messrs. Mitchell Gusha.
George cueulich and Phil MnllAn.
thu bridegrooms brother from
Tacoma
Breakfast at the home Of the
brides parents followed the oers-
mony and later there wAs . dinner
and reception. Immediately fol-
lowing the reception. Mr.. and Mira
Mullan left for Santa Barbara.
Carmel and Monterey. Calf.
Mira. Mullan II formerly Of Bell
ingham, Wash. She received her
education there and Mr.. Mullan
went 10 school IN Tacoma
Tacoma guests a. the wedding
were the bfidsgroom's parents. Mr.
ard Mrs Nick Aullan. his sister.
Miss Kathryn nullan. hln brother.
AR. Phil Mnilan. Mrs Frank Berry.
and Ni~ Aillioent Bosetich.
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League 10 Hear
Mr.. MorpheY
Tseoms and pisrcs County
6srdsn Clubs 10 Meet

The TacomA and piere
County League of Garden
clubs viii hold its monthly
meeting ~ lao o'clock FRI
day afternoon in Flshsr's
civic center. Mr.. Charles
Mcrphey Of the Tacoma Rose
society Ia 10 Be the speaker
on the afternoon program.
which il open 10 the public.
Ills subject vii be The Prep
aration of Roses for Exhibl-
ton in the Rose Show.
me remainder % the sftssneuA
win be devoted 10 the aesnristion
uf arrangements Tor lAs leagues
participation In sAs ap~nsax II ths
Nsrre~s bridge. II soaFneiiaa
with the opening. ths group viii
hold . flower snow 81 Faeral hall.
June 10 and -. Mn Stewart
Clark. flower show chairman for
the year. Win h In charge
Tea viii conclude fridays inset
ing, with members Of the neash
Tacoma oarssn club serving -
hoasesses MIRA a. a. nikhz Il
president Of the hostess group.
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Miss Friddle Chooses June IA
AS Date for Marriage Rites
Names 18th Wedding Anniversary Of Aunt IS Day 70
Nupfisk; Vows 10 Be Read al Home of Mrs. Lynn

Miss Lois Frdde has chosen June IA the date of the
S5h wedding anniversary of her aunt Mrs o. Lynn for
her marriage to Mr. Ray R. Kelly The ceremony will be
soemnized at the home of Mr. Mrs Lynn Miss Frdde
Choosing Mrs Frederick Gordon sister of Mr. Kelly as her
matron of honor and Mr. Kelly asking Mr. D. Shotwel
TO him best man.
Many are the parties being given in honor of Miss
Frdde the most recent being the for which Mrs Donald
Heerema and Mrs Arthur Poole hostesses Tuesday
evening at the formers home The occasion was dessert
supper and pantry shower
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Get joyful
Relief From
BACKACHE
CAUSED BY SLUGGISH KIDNEYS
Stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Healthier

Here's one good way TO flush excess
waste from the kidneys and relieve
bladder irritation that often causes
soanty, burning and smarting passage.
Ask your druggist for a IS cent
box Of Gold Medal HARLEM Oil Cap
sules-a splendid safe and harmless
eiuretic and stimulant for week kid
neys and irritated bladder
Besides getting up nights, some
symptoms of kidney trouble may be
baekaches puffy eyes. and leg cramps.
But be sure TO get GOLD MEDAL
It's a genuine medicine for weak kid
neys Don't accept a substitute. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

centering the small supper table
were tiny bouquets of Cecil Bruner
roses and forget-me-nots, while
roses and painted daisies We're used
throughout the rooms.
Guests were Mesdames James
Skewis, James lie penske. Norman
Iyerson, Jack Staley. J. D. Shot
well. c. Nathan Lynn. Marvin
Lynn, Frederick Gordon. Virgil
Cliff. X. E Reynolds. Robert
Meyer and the Misses Mary Nc
Nerthney. Margaret Annabel. vir-
ginia Hamilton, Jeanne Comfort,
Vivian sturtridge, and the bride
to-be.
Mrs. ]. D. Shotwen and Mrs.
James lie Penske are planning a
party for Miss Friddle for June ;.
The affair will be given In the
Shotwell home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Seattle Betroihal
OF Interest

Friends OF Miss Susanna Ellen
Reid was surprised with the news
OF her engagement TO Mr.. Wilbur
Bratton Thomas. formerly Of Ia
coma. An intimate friend Of Miss
Reid, Miss Frances Campbell dis
closed the news at luncheon
given at the Seattle Tennis club,
Thursday.
Both Miss Reid and Mr.. Thomas
are members OF families long
prominent In the Pacific North
west. Miss Reid Is the daughter
of the late Judge and Mrs. George
Thomas Reid Of Tacoma and Seat
tie. Judge Reid was vice -presi-
dent and western counsel for the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Mr.. Thomas Ii a grandson Of
the late Angelo Vance Faweett. n
former mayor Of Tacoma. He II
thu son Of Mrs. Reed Alexander.
The date OF the marriage has
been get for June 18th at three
o'clock at the University UNI
tartan church. with the Rev. Alex
ander Winston officiating. There
VIII be q reception Immediately
following In the gold room Of the
Meany hotel
Miss Reid graduated from 81.
Nicholas school in seattls and
attended Gunston Han Junior col
legs in Washington. d. c, and the
University Of Washington. Mr..
Thomas graduated from ths Uni
versity Of Washington and has
been in Honstop. Tex. where ne
u associated with an investment
firm. The couple Siil make their
home in that city.
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ANNOUNCES Birth Of
Twins Nav =

Twins ~ zaa ssTl. sere
hznrn Nay - II shs Tseons G<a-
sF.l hospital - af. sna NFa q
4. Nslzen . unsseEzsty Place.
T=hs ehllssssn. larea Alvin 80
I<arsas Am. aFs bang = welcomed
~ = sister. MAFftyn Nae. uFAAa.
parents aha are also welcoming
The chlfaran re ~. and MFs nas
Nelson ~ ffnssefsEty Place zna
NJ. ara MFs u. n YnFk II
kAf0a IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
j. A. Thompsons Announce
Birth OF DAUGHTER

Good wishes are being bestowed
today on Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur
Thompson, who are announcing
the birth OF a daughter May rs
at Maynard hospital in Seattle.
The little girl, who has been named
Kay. is being welcomed by two
sisters, Joan and Jane. and by q
brother, Brewer. Sharing in the
congratulations are the baby's
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick c. Brewer, and an aunt, Mrs.
Stanley Staatz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Young Ladies Club
Elects New Officers

At a recent regular meeting Of
the Young Ladies club 81 St. Jo-
seph's parish, held In the parish
hall, new officers were elected.
They are; Miss Helen BarnA, re-
elected president: Miss Ann Eel
enAk, vice president: Mas Dorothy
Benis. secretary. and Miss Doro-
thy SotAk, treasurer.
A discussion Of a card party and
short play. planned for June Il.
was held. Games and refreshments
closed the evening.
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Seminary Seniors in Readiness
For Glass Play Saturday
"os.Esy Street" by s. James Dsris . = pFss>nlst
Under Direction 81 Los Bsa Sandals

A hiKhlixht each year n the Annie Wright Seminary.
- graduation time draws ! he presentation Il he
Senior class play % - presented the Saturday
evening Students n hs entire sshesl veil seniors
nok forward u the pay With keea anticipation Th renF
ire drama Ia - presented i Sir James Harres Quality
Street.
The play ! produced by LOIS Pei Sandal m the dance
under the direction u uvsrda Day. Costume snp>r~
vision = By Mrs. BERTHA Lenham-