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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Lee
Announce Birth of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace II. Lee
announce the birth of boy, Rob-
ert Harry, Jan. IL, at the Ia
coma General hospital. The little
boy is being welcomed by two
sisters. Wallene Arlajane and
Sharon Louise. Grandparents shar-
ing in the good wishes are Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert II. Mizener of Ia
coma and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lee of Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Auxiliary
Plans Psssy
Luncheon q 1910 70 prs'
esds csrds; Nm. Wesd.
srd h Chairman

A card party IA heina PLAN
ned by Edward b. Rhodes aux-
iliary for Feb. 2 At the broad
moor. Luncheon win be served
At 1880 o'clock and the play
ing Of cards win follow. Mrs.
Jess Woodland Il general chair
man for the affair. Assisted BY
Mrs. Marion Redfield. Mrs.
Clarence Santrock, Mrs. VIII.
lam Crabtree, Mrx. Elmo
Marchion and Mrs. +. Thorn.
sen.
Favors win Ia awarded for hixh
score. Those donating favprs sFs
MesdAmes Emma awindlef. jsn1
Woodland. Marion HsdfIsld. Wilma
MarchIon. Percy Rollins. Keith
Goodman. Asioiph Anderson. rred
Grimm. winfisld Ayphsr. john
slater. Osborne Lennon. u<n
Overhaul and r. Thomson.
Those WIN have already -
served tables are Mssfsnss uer
Overhaul. G. II. Burrows. Charles
yancsy. Clarence Hantrock. w. n
Burrows. c. Hlytsr. Winfield
sypher, Osborne Lennon and I'm
ma awindIer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Pre-Lenfen Party

A pre-lenten card party and
social will be given by the Young
Ladies Sodality OF Sacred Heart
church Friday at the parish hall,
18th and Mckinley ave. The theme
and decorations for the party will
honor st. Valentine. A radio will
be given away and other fayors
are promised. The public is in
vited. Card playing will start at
$50 o'clock.
Miss Ruth Simpson, president,
has appointed the following com
mittee heads: Miss Mary Cashier.
general chairman; Miss Margaret
Psulus, ticket committee; Miss
Mary Bro. refreshments, and Miss
Marie Drummer, publicity. Miss
Jeanne Cslkins is In charge Of
decorations and her committee
consists Of Misses Mary Boyd,
Elaine Drummer. Lois Calkins and
Eloise Martineau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Two {. P. S. Sororities Plan
Initiation House Parties
Lambda Sigma Chi Members TO Spend Weekend al Camp
Seal+h Alpha Beta Epsilon Looks Forward TO
Two Days at Camp Seymour

During the weekend between semesters at the College
of Puget Sound sororites having initiation house
parties at which the pledges of the groups will receive their
rough initiation. Lambda Sigma Chi sorority is planning
for its house party at Camp Seah Vashon Island, and
of Alpha Beta Epsilon leaving Friday afternoon
for Camp Seymour where they will stay until late Saturday
afternoon.
Members and pledges of the Lambda Sigma Chi are
leaving the city early Saturday morning and will return
Sunday afternoon. Chaperones will be Miss Marjorie
Jenkins, Miss Doris Fcke and Miss Jean Fuller
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Camp Fire Girls
Make Plans
Social Affairs Scheduled 10
WeIcoms Miss DsMois,
Field Secretary

Camp Fire Girls OF Tacoma
are looking forward 10 the
Mothers Tea TO be given In
Fishers auditorium at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon. and
to which all mothers and
friends of the Camp Fire Girls
are invited. Mrs. Carl NJ.
Tveter is chairman of the
affair and she will be assisted
by Mrs. G.. A. Conger. Mrs.
Tveter is q sponsor Of Camp
Fire groups nj Grant school.
Speakers Of the afternoon win
be Miss Eidora DcMots, field sec
rotary for the Camp Fire Girls.
Miss DeMots carries on her work
from her Portland office and
makes field trips from time "a
time over her district. Mrs. v,
NJ. Raver. president OF tho Guar
diana association OF tho Camp
Fire Girls Of Tacoma, Ia In charge
Of the programs and meetings q
be held during tho field seorstHry'z
visits here. Those present on Frl.
day will have an opportunity al
meeting Miss DcMots
In the evening of tho same day,
Camp Fire Girls viii entertain 1T
a Daughter-Dad dinncr at ths
Epworth Methodist church. ssh and
Anderson sts. Mas DeMots viii
have an interesting message to de-
liver NJ the program which II
planned TO follow tho dinner hour.
Members and their dads are espeei-
ally invited 10 attend and may
contact Mrs. Haysr fer ressrva-
tons. Girls who are not members
Of Camp Fire and their dada are
also invited 10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Catholic Daughters
Initiate Candidates

Catholic Daughters of America.
Mt. Tacoma Court No. OFT, held
their initiation of candidates Mon
day evening in the Army and Navy
room of Hotel Winthrop.
Mrs. Laura Harmon, District
Deputy of Olympia, assisted by
Mrs. Frank N. Murphy, grand re-
gent, and her officers, had charge
of the ritualistic work. The candi-
dates initiated were Mrs. Terese
Shepard, Mrs. Alma Wilson and
the Misses Carmella Pupo, Terese
Lawrence, Jane Doherty, Mary
Harrison and Rose Fraco.
Those from Seattle present were
Mrs. Marian Sheridan, state grand
regent; Mrs. John Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. William Freedom and Miss
Marie Freedom. From the Olympia
court, Mrs. Laura Harmon, district
deputy, and Mrs. William Leyeque
also attended.
rolloWlng Inc imitation, refresh
ments were served. Mrs. f. c.
Grenier was chairman of the en-
tertainment and assisting her were
Mesdames E. J. Enright, William
Gehring, b. II. Goodman. J. c.
Hinckley, John F. Hoyt, Neal Har-
rison, William Harrish, Miss Marie
Egan and Miss Claire Dorsey.
Mrs. James Egan gave a talk on
the carnival to be given by the
Diocesan Council Of Catholic Wom-
en- Feb. 3 in st. Leo's hall. Mrs.
z. c. Grenier is in charge of gem
eral arrangements. Mrs. William
Mcnamara of tickets and Mes
danes Benjamin Radcliffe. John
p. Piper, J. M. Weaver and Frank
Murphy of games
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Miss Mary Jean Morris
Skis at Bonner Summit

Miss Mary Jean Morris, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Morris of GA No. St, and a
student at Mills college, was in a
party of IS Mills students who
spent the week end at Bonner
Summit, skiing in the Sugar Bowl.
A large group spent the week end
skiing at Yosemite national park.
The week end events marked the
close of the first semester. The
groups returned Monday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Joint
Creaky Joints

II you want 10 know what real Joint
comfort il. try Jeiat-EAse.
Its for the pain Of sore. swollen.
tortured rheumatic -artErltls fgints In
accessible localities.
With only . few aecondE' rubbing, L
disappeaTE and gets right down to blsl-
ness u eases ~ the pain u sore joints.
and reduces swelling Jsint-Ezss ls one
grand remedy fer tie relief n the pains
81 Neurifis. sclzfies. Kheumzfism ard
Llmbaxo, and aiVaFE REMEMBER that
when JsiRt-Eass starts 70 work joint
mlfsrF starts ont - quick Ask ang live
druggist In America for Jolnt-Esss-
ADV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Amateur Book Reviewers to
Hear Mrs. Fowler

The Amateur Book Reviewers
invite any interested to the regu'
lar Thursday evening meeting al
the Mccormick branch library al
7:30 o'clock.
For this cooperative book re-
view group, Mrs. John S. Fowler
will review Land Below the
Wind" by Agnes Newton Keith
the Atlantic Monthly's $4,000 non
fiction contest winner for 1889
an interesting and well-told &C
count of what-life-has-been-like in
Borneo for the U. S. wife of the
British director of agriculture
there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Luther Memorial Plans
Reception for New Msmbsr,

New members Of Luther Memorial
congregation viii he honor guests
At a reception In tho church pariors
Friday evening at 8 O'Clock. Mr.
A. y. woIland. president. and Mrs,
wolland. with the Rev. ana Mrs
A. n. NJ. kettner. viii recsivs the
guests, Rev. ksttner introducing
the new members 10 thu conxre.
CATION.
Luther Memorial guild, Miss
Thelma krssbei. president. viii
have charge of ths entertainment
for the evening. Ths program will
include games and an unique and
interesting method Of presenting
the officers Of thu congregation
and organizations 10 the assembly.
Mrs. Martin Norman. president
Of the womsn's society. assisted BY
Mrs ". y. Anderson. Mrs r. N.
Hoff and Mrs. A Frazier. viii have
charge Of tho late supper.
Honor guests VIII be the Misses
Esther Jorgsnson. Florence Car
delln. T'hslma Tramm. Esther
Hobsrts. Mr.. and Mfs. Fritz bor.
ehardf, Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Bryce
Blake and Bryce. jr.. Enld and
Marian. Mr.. and Mrs Allan
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bsun-
neF. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ufieh. MIRA
Edna Christensen. Mrs v. korns-
gay. Mrs Louise Kennedy. Mrs.
Kermit TorTes0u. Robert Hsnder-
son and William G. Galloway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

General chairman for lambda
Sigma Chi Ii Miss Patricia Gan
non. Assisting her are Miss
Rosalie siegler, food chairman,
with Miss Geraldine Alexander
and Miss Janet Hatch on the COM
mittee. Miss Marion Brush and
Miss Patricia Coatsworth, clean
up committee; Miss Evelyn Deck
err, chairman OF the initiation
with Miss Barbara Wilson and
Miss Ruth Pauline Todd assisting
her. and Miss Janet Hatch. trans
portation chairman.
Those who will be initiated are
the Misses Jane Barton. Harrietts
Bradford, Berniee Christensen
Patricia Davis. Nadine Engh
Betty Fitzpatrick. Kay Furlong,
Bergitte Hansen. Sylvia Langdon,
Grace Mclean. Doris Picha. su.
zsnne Pinkham, Mary Prichard
Marion Rolstad. Kay Woods. Betty
Cleary and Oral Stubbs.
Members are the Misses Beulah
Eskildsen, Ruth Jensen. Lois Kuhl.
Virginia Leonard. Barbara Long
streth. Mary Reitzel. Barbara VIII
son, Marcia Woods. Geraldine
Alexander, Janet Hatch. Gwen
dolyn Roach. Muriel Woods, Mar
ion Brush, Patricia Coatsworth.
Evelyn Decker. Patricia Cannon.
Rosalis Siegler, Lorraine Simp-
son. Ruth Pauline Todd and Flea
nor Weaver.
In charge OF arrangements for
Alpha Beta Epsilon Ia Miss Bar
bara Heaiy who has assisting her
the Misses Juliana Macpherson.
Louise Claes. Doris Wittren. Anna
bel Miller and Kathryn Evans.
Members who will administer the
initiation are the Misses Grace
Howard, Sara Louise Doub. Jane
Ogden, June Peele. BernAdine
claes. Margaret Gleiser. Frances
Hoss. Annabel Miller Kathleen
Sheriff.. Barbara Healy, Anita
wegener. Betty Jean Warner. Lola
Claes. Louise claes. Kathryn
Evans. Blanche Haynes. Vera
Hssly. Helm Hits. Dorothy How
ard. Ruth Accres. Mary Ogden.
Patricia Smith. Doris Wittren and
Julians Macpherson.
Pledges 10 be initiated are the
Misses Dorothy Bouffioux, Lola
Duyail, Aoreen fitzgerald. Ards
Hanson. Patricia Keens. Mary
Catherine Lincoln, Betty Jane
Pyle. Betty Piatt. Bobbe Jean
Ryan. Esther sandstsdt. Maxine
schroedel. Rosaline Hartman.
Betty Tregoning, Marguerite lack.
Jean Clark. EthelJans cohoon and
Dolores Randolph
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Married at
Church Rite.
Miss Pauline cocL WEEDS
Mr.. Wesley Wesser
Saturday Evening

In \ candlelighted setting
of lilies and greenery in Inn
manuel Lutheran church nj
7:30 o'clock Saturday evening.
Miss Pauline Cook. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook.
became the bride Of Mr.. Wes-
ley Will Wester. son Of Mrs.
Lucy Wester. Vows were read
in the presence of 100 relatives
and friends under an archway
of greenery intersperscd with
lilies. the Rev. Paul Jueling
officiating. Greens tied with
white ribbons marked each
pew.
Miss Lydia Cook was her sisters
only attendant and Mr.. A. j.
Thomas served Mr.. wester A. best
man. Ushers were Aeaers. Henry
Cook and Earl fverson. Miss frma
Jueling sang several appropriate
nuptial songs and Miss Pauline
Cook. a friend Of the bride. was
the organist.
Given In marriage by her father.
the bride wore a white satin gown
with court length train. eliza
bethan collar and laoe yoke. Her
white tuile veil, which WAS very
long. was fastened 10 her head BY
a ooronet Of seed pearls. Her
flowers were a colonial bouquet of
white carnations. punk freeslas.
orchid iris and pink orchids.
The maid OF honor wore an aqua
blue marauisette gown and carried
a colonial bouquet OF blue flowers.
An Informal reception at the
home of the brides parents follow
ed the ceremony. both Mrs. Cook
and the bridegroom's mother serv-
ing guests In gowns OF navy blue.
Following a three months trip
to southern California. Mr.. and
Mrs. westcr will make their home
in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Venture Club Meets
For Waffle Supper

Members Of Tacoma Venture
club met Monday evening Al the
home OF Miss Winifred Morse for
an informal evening Of games. A
waffle supper concluded the eve
ming. In charge Of the affair
were Miss Marion Steers and Miss
Marguerite sandquist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

A ire IND messing - Tnoo1uy.
Miae Ncvsile NeGsl WIN nrooG "
NE club ~ hor tFtp fnen0Cn
xaFupe. Mumeal spteetieus m -
furnished ~ IN npy9 @norte( lGon
pacifle txitheras ee(toUo wI1noo
msmbsss consist - ~ lol1cutnoi
ueshsrdt share. Tn<uor -
George c,aIihsnlth - WI1Iln1u
~. hlr. inward car1oo1oa ~
~ The nues( spenNer ~ ~
AGoiern outlook ctosa ~ ru11nuo
will - "orssasai nnGk"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Cancel Silver Tea

The silver tea sponsored by the
women of the Church OF the Holy
Communion which was to have
been given Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Harry Anderson, is can
celed due to illness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

Mrs, Bsrzeila Blanchard. pfssi-
dent Of the Eureka fssbekah card
club. announces the group VIII en-
terrain .; q card party At 2 oieioex
Thursday afternoon IN the 1907.
temple. Ths public u invited.
Hostesses for the affair viii b.
Mrs. Alvin Scott and Mira. L.
connell.
Circle No. .. Daughters Of
Norway, viii meet for a 1870
o'clock luncheon and card party
Wednesday IN Sormanna hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
"Stubby" Milk
Bottle Cominq

SAN FRANCISCO-What was
good enough for grandmother isn't
good enough for the modern
housewife, 1t appeared today.
when advent of a new one-quart
glass milk bottle was announced.
The new bottle, known as the
economy package, is tougher.
lighter and shorter than the con-
tainer that hasn't changed in so
years.
Experiment and research among
diaries, housewives and glass engi-
neers developed the new bottle,
which stands only eight inches
tall, compared with nine and a
half inches Of the present stan
dard container, and weighs IT
ounces, compared with % ounces
of the old type. 1t will effect a
greater saving Of ice box space.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
RHUBARB CRISP
fSix Serxiue~l

RHUBARB CRISP
(Six Servingsl
Two and a half cups cut rhu-
barb. l teaspoon nutmeg, \ cup
water. 4 cup shortening. = cup
flour, 1 cup dark brown sugar.
Place rhubarb in a well-greased
heat resistant glass layer cake
dish: sprinkle with nutmeg and
pour water over all. Cut shorten
ing in flour: mix in brown sugar.
Sprinkle this mixture over rhu-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

My mother and father are d.
vorced. I live with my mother
and. although I love her dearly.
! don't feel that she is right in
her attitude toward my father.
She continually criticizes him and
seems to want me to hate him.
don't--in fact. ! love him as much
a. I love my mother. He Is good
and kind TO me and never denies
me anything.
He wants me 10 come and visit
him this summer. and my mother
declares that II do l will prove
that ! do not love her. What can
person do in such a case, Miss
Grey? / don't want to hurt my
mother. but. on the other hand. I
want to spend some time with my
father.
He II going to re-marry and I
feel that I should visit him and
have . heart-to-heart talk with
him before he takes another
woman into his home. II. r.
I'm sorry, but I'm going to
skip your question and let some
person who has had the same
trouble answer you. 1t seems to
me that only people who have
been In the same boat" are
qualified to speak up In this
case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

Pink as Strawberries. bracinE as
a tonic. rhubarb prompts the menu
to springtime adventure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Motor Code Applies
To Bicycle Riders

SAN RAFAEL, Calf. - Local
bicycle riders were considerably
surprised when they learned they
were subject to the same driving
regulations as motorists. The dis
covery was made when a high
school student was cited on a
charge of reckless driving, on the
grounds that he was riding on the
left hand side OF the street, and
made a left hand turn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
SIS A WEEK
copYRi0HY. 1910.
NgA SERVICE. INC

Steve without seeing him had he
not hailed her.
Speak to me-" he commanded.
Must l hang around this musty
place for an hour and then be
snubbed?"
She laughed. I'm sorry, Steve.
Ny mind was ten miles west"
Bring 1t back and put it firmly
on me-"
She described an arc with her
hand. Here 1t comes. Look out"
Had dinner ?" he asked.
mot yet"
Come with me-"
I'm in a dreadful rush, Steve"
Cant you spare an hour for an
old friend ?"
Not an hour" She thought a
moment. Tell you what I'll do.
I'll eat sandwich with you in
the candy kitchen here"
He grimaced. He argued. They
ended up in booth in the candy
kitchen. He ordered chicken sand
witches and coffee and French
pastry.
whats the rush ?" he inquired.
I'm making a dress"
Making a dress. he repeated
in an astounded tone. Il thought
they grew in windows"
Mine don't"
Speaking Of dresses" he went
on. that was a stunning model
you wore the other night. l saw
Irene Temple in one exactly like
1t and-this Is meant to be flat
tery-she didn't carry 1t off like
you did"
II made mine" she told him. II
brszenly copied 1t from a news
paper picture Of Irene Temple.
Mine cost something under S4."
well, I'll be-" he CALCULATED.
You're kidding"
She thrust pink finger across
the table. See? Needle pricks.'
He pinched the finger. You're
the cutest kid I ever met" He
stared at her. frowning. BY the
way-you look like Irene Temple.
Did anyone ever tell you so?"
"well-yes---"
Irene is dark, but enough like
you TO be your sister"
Ann shrugged. Just one Of ma
lures tricks. She runs out Of ideas
now and then"
The sandwiches were slapped
down in front OF them. AIMS cof-
fee sloshed over in her saucer and
Steve sent II back. He was quite
lordly with the waiter and got
exactly nowhere with his tactics.
Some dive" he muttered.
Nice food" Ann returned.
i had a reason for seeing you
tonight" he said. The Athens
club Is pulling a party next
Wednesday night. I'm taking YOU.
Thought you might be interested
Steve had been much amused
by his decision 10 take the little
working girl to the Athens club
dance. II was his idea OF . lark
to appear with q nobody and
put the nobody over. The Athens
parties were attended by a mixed
crowd. ex-football stars. lawyers,
filling station service men. bust
CONTINUED on Page IS. Column s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
G o o d T a S 1 e
T o d a Y
TWIN BROTHERS BRIDES
PROBLEM
By EMILY POST

so often write my province Is
convention, not invention" but I
am at this moment tempted TO
prove that there are exceptions to
the rule. have never heard Of
the following wedding situation,
and doubt very much II writing
about IT in this column will help
very many OF you. But since /
think it appealing, perhaps some
of you may think 80 too. The letter
is from a bride whose father is
dead and her only brothers are
identical twins. Even she at times
mistakes one for the other and she
loves both equally. Her question
is: How can / ever choose one
before the other? Do you think 1t
would be impossible to walk up the
aisle between them? After all,
have walked between them almost
everywhere my whole life long.
And this is what we would all like
If we only knew just how to
manage the giving away"
In answer, l must say that the
idea Of a bride being led to the
altar between two men is certainly
not according to rule. And yet the
fact that they are thought of to-
gether by every one, may seem to
your friends a sufficient excuse to
break the usual rule. In other
words, If you prefer sentiment to
correctness, and you won't mind
the criticism OF however many may
criticise, then the only problem is
to work out few mechanical de-
tails. Since both together cannot
give your hand to the clergyman,
the older will walk on your left
and give you away according to
convention. The question is how
inconspicuously can you add the
one on your right. In order to take
the arm Of each you might wear
a corsage instead of carrying a
bouquet. AS you near the chancel
the brother on your right would
have to stand aside so as not to run
into the groom. He might take
his place in pew on the groom's
side. Or he might walk around
your train. join his brother and
stand beside him as he gives you
away, and then 60 with him into
the first pew. You will have to try
this out at rehearsal to see how
this second maneuver looks.
A Young Boys Clothes
Dear Mrs. Post: What shall my
son. aged nine, wear as a guest at
a neighborhood child's dancing
school party? His present best"
suit is tan and he wears brown
oxfords with this.
Answer: AS a rule boys wear
blue suits but there is no rule, at
so young an age, that they have
to. Unless you are going to buy
him some new clothes anyway, I
would let him wear what he has.
Eating Food from Skewers
Dear Mrs. Post: Please tell us
how food should be eaten when
served hot on little skewers.
Answer: If you are sitting at a
table, you hold the end of the
skewer in your left hand and stab
the piece nearest to the end with
the fork prongs, and slide it off. Al
picnics. the only thing to do is to
push the pieces one by one up tc
the point of the skewer with BIZ
of crust or cracker and then bite
them off.