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La gaceta., 1940-02-15
VOSMIK COMPLACTDO OON
Ell M

Cleveland, Feb. 14.-E jardi
nero Joe Vosmik, vendido por
los Medals Rojas de Boston a los
Dodgers, Sc refiri6 aver a IL
transaction hecha a base de su
persona Y dijo: "Esta bien. Ira
tare por algdn tempo la Liga
Nacional. Tengo entendido que
Sc ha dicho por alguien que 70
tengo malas piernas. Jugu6 ell
ano pasado 140 desafios."
Larry MacPhail decide ad-
quirir los servieios de Vosmik
porque Joe Mccarthy lie aconse-
10; mo hay un mejor jardinero
izquierdo que 81 en- la Liga Anne
ricana."
Los Dodgers anhnciaron ell
traspaso al Montreal del pitcher
Ira Hutchinson y ell catcher Oh.
George.
GoOdy Rosen fue vendido al
Columbus Ell sabado anterior.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Sc asombr6 Ell banquero, ia
tanto humillado por este luj5 de
la cortesana-. iEres una bdr-
gussa madrileha o eres una brin
cesa de 0riente, a 10 mejof IL
princesita de ChinIC han-C huhl
lila princesita de Caraman!
bronco Eulalia, tirando de un
sAl6n y brindandoselo al per-
sonaje-. Themes frio?.... lSien
tate ahi, juntO al calorffsro!
No, muchas gracias; deja
ne aqui. Esta una tarde sober
eia. Nadie diria que estamos en-
enero.....
Los antiques amantes Sc SEN
tarOn
Hubo un silencio.
Ambcs Sc examinaban con des
y recelo, esperanto
que fuera Ell Otro el que rompie-
ra 'das hostilidades."
Al fin n~sturdmsuts, EORliS
HH
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
UNA INVITACION DE LA
SECCION De RECREO DEL
CENTRIC ASTURIANO

Una cordial invitaci6n envia
al cronista social de este peri6 :
dico, para ell Cabaret de Simpa-
tia del sabado 2 de mario, la
Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno del
Centre Asturiano,
La Secci6n dice, en- Ell artist
co envio, que ofrece una fanta-
STA en- "Blanco Y Negro"
FL Cabaret Sc verificara en-
honor de la reina, Srta. Consue-
10 Aizpuri, y sus damas de no
nor Olga Alvarez, Mary Coma
lez, Gloria Rodriguez y Onelia
Santana.
Apreciamos la gentileza de
los atentos muchachos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

posici6n de las habitaciones de
Maria.
Una alcoba Y un saloncillo a.
nexo, que tambitn tenia puerta
al corredor.
Cada una de las pleas tenia,
a su yea, un balloon a la Gale de
Echegaray.....
Bien.
EMalia, dando luego una vusl
ia por el centric, y antes de vol
yer a su casa, donde Ia eSpera-
RIA el ''necio de Barandiaran" o
sea Matarile, iba pensando en- Ia
convenience de realizar su plan
en- 81 mismo hotel donde Sc hos
pedaba Maria de Ia Cruz
Aquella noche, y al dia siguien
te, v al otro, los pas6 maduran.
do su plan.....
al fin, una manana Sc deci.
do a emiar unas lineas a Rodri
60, que decian:
"ouerido Rodrigo; Ven . YER
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

ST, va 10 Sc. Pero mi angus
tia es pOrQue mi hija no esta
tampoc0 con su padre.
-JAh, no?
mo, sonora.
-1D6nde esta, entonces?
Elsa es mi augusta, que no
10 Sc. Que no tengo Ia menor
idea....
Maria de Ia Cruz sc taps Ell
roStro con las manos.
Eulalia fingi6 interesare sin
ceramente por este dolor que
ella habia wenido a provocar....
y Sc levant6 y Ia acarici6 duice-
mente un hombro, al tempo que
decia:
No Sc deseSpere, seiora. 70
Ia promote que me informare...
que procurare traerle a listed no
ticias de su hija..... iEl mundo
es un pahuelo. como suele de.
y, sdem&s, mi opinion es
que u uiaa 10 haVs Salido Dc u
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

estrellas de las grandes ligas co
menzara hoy, en- Palma Celia.
Yves Terrell, Ell campe6n de
golfO entire los jugadores de pc
lota, defendera sus titulos y no
nores.
A las nueve de la mahana sc
.efectuara ell primer partido con
Alfonso Lopez, ell famoso cat
cher; Tony Cuccinello y Truett
Sewell. Este grupo volvera a iu
gar a la 1910.
Interviewer en- la competition
Nick Altrock, Johnny Moore,
Rick Terrell, Melvin Shea, Roy
Spencer, Heinie Manush, John
ny Cooney, Danny Galehouse,
Butch Henline, Bucky Walters,
Colegial Rowe, Tommy Bridges,
Paul Derringer, Jimmy Fox, Al
Simmons, Yves Terrell, Lloyd
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
LOS PBUOTEROS EN- LAS Fl
LAS DEL VIEJO GRIFFITH

Pertenecen a los Senadoree
de Washington los peloteros 81
guientes Alexandra Carrasquel
Rene Monteagudo, Gilberto To-
rres, Angelo Giuliani, Roberto
Ortiz, Jose Krakauskas, Jorge
La Pointe, Jaime Pofahl, Joha
Walaj, Jr., y Alexandra Pitko.
John Kieran, Ell notable Gro
nista, hace este comentario:
"Puede ser que la dificultad de
los Senadores consista en- que
los muchachos no pueden enten-
derse, nj aun con ell lenguaje de
las sefas."
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
TONIC SEGUNDo
MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Use ha muerto, acaso?-in-
quiri6 Eulalia, sabiendo que de
este modo hundia mas ell puhal
en- la herida.
mol iPero me la han quiz
tadol No Sc d6nde estal
--lAh, sonora L.. ESQ es ho-
rriblei... Don Rodrigo me ha de-
jado entrever que ha sido su es-
poso el que...
Isl, 81 ha sido-contest6 Ma
ria de la Cruz con entereza, ra-
yana en- heroismo
II Pero 81 la tiene su padre!
No Sc 81 sabe listed que en- estos
casos. Ia ley espahOla ampara al
msyt&O...."
-lJ- -at
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
Ganaroh Ia tershda y tercera

Ganarcn Ia 1egGhda y tercera
carrera Silver Downs y Jay
hawk card, 10 que hi6 a sus boz
letoS en- Ia apuesta dOble IN pre-
milo de $1O6.S6
Triunfaron en- las otras care
ras Dattie, a $3.50 por 81 dollar;
Sky Dust, $3.50 pOr Ell dollar;
Station Wagon, $3.50; Range
Rider, 1920; Fair Judy, $40;
Sally Sue, $22.50, y Ace Tariff,
$4.7O.
Para Ia octava carrera de e.
ia noche, una especial, fueron
seleccionados Cotton Market
Smile Demon, Dream Lad, Buff
Luck, King of Silver, Mr.. Mo
kan, Dick Andrew y Denver
Lad.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
DEPORTES
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

La sensational novena Care
ra de anoche, en- Sulphur Spring
culmin6 en- una victoria de Vel
ma Starter, que no era ell favo-
rito, sobre tan notables galgos
como Pleasant News, Howe Gin
Uptown Wrangler, Dolly Green
fluffy Band, Harold Andrews y
Traffic Warrior. Dolly Green,
ell gran favorito, termin6 en-
quinto lugar.
Sc pagaron a $3.50 por Ell do.
lar los boletos del vencedor.
Just Dayenho gan6 la prime
ra carrera y sus apostadores co.
braron 1920 por Ell dollar.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
DEAN Sc BATIRA CON BUS
TER CARROLL

La ciudad de allende la bahia,
San Petersburg, ofrecera esta
noche una pelea entire Johnny
Dean, de Miami, y Buster Car
roll, de Lowell, estado de Mass,
a diez asaltos.
Leon Foucart, de Jacksonville
volvera a batinse con Ell "Mudo'
Robinson, de Huntsville, Alaha-
ma, en- Ell semifinal,
Jackie Dugh, de la Habana,
ser& Ell contrarlo de Bobby Till
man, de Evansville.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

cOrtel..... mo 10 cree listed asi
tambien?
mo sc, no SELL. lS6lo sc que
sufro mucho, que me voy a mo-
rirl..
Estas palabras salieron de los
labios de la mujer de Ndhez a
pesar suyo
Eulalia di6se mana para lle-
var Ia conversation a otro terrc
no.
Y Maria, como todas las per-
sonas ingenuas, habl6 con toda
claridad, comenzando a dar a Ia
otra detales de sus proyectos.
Ahora, en- cuanto Sc pusiera
buena del TODD, pensaba mar :
char a Alcira, con los tics de su
esposo...-
Despues....
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Waner, Joe Medwick, Watson
Clark, Johnny Allen, Bill Swift,
Jack Russell, Paul Waner,
Lloyd Brown, Mel Shoffner,
George Selkirk, Jimmy Wilson,
Johnny Murphy, Gerald Walk.
err, Johnny Riz2o, Russ Van At
ia, Ted McGrew, Roy Cullenbi-
ne, Bob Loane, Jake Powell, 81
Johnson, Bert Shotton y Char
ley Dresser.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Sc bati6 Cooley WEIGH, un peso
de Portland, con John
ny McHale, de New York. Los
jueces fallaron en- provecho del
primero. McHale Sc "tambale6''
en- varias ocasiones, pero Sc man
tuvo de pie hasta Ell final.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
VICTORIA DE ABE SIMON

Newark, New Jersey, Feb. IA
Con un peso de 208 libras Abe
Simon, de New York, "acost6''
en- Ell sextO asalto a Jersey Joe
Walcott, de New Jersey. Pesa :
ba Ell vencido 1872. La pelea tuvo
lugar en- Laurel Gardens.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Mad Madriello, I'm gladiator
del Brown, peso weter, acost6 a
Nike Angieri, de I1wood, L. l.,
en- Ell tercer aealto. :
Peeaba ell triunfadOr 146h u
bras, tres y media mas que ei
vencido.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
Con el bate Ia Mascota v los EspenreIos
(POr Tira a cuartal

Tenemcs entendido que la IL
ga Intersocial Sc reunira 81 pro-
ximo martes, a las 8, en- Ell Cfrcu
10 Cubano.
Asistiran las delegaciones en-
plenO de los cuatro clubs y Sc to-
maran importantes ~acuerdos.
Algunas de las novenas tie
men va firmados a sus peloteros.
81 la discipline del aho pasa-
do Sc m~antiene, ell campeonato
culminara en- otro exito.
La discipline democratica es
muy n~ecesaria para Ell triunfo
de los deportes.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

"Enldtld."
FL banquero acudi6 a Ia eta.
EIalia habia dispuesto una
magnffica mise en- scene, en- las
CUE va Ia sabemos maestro,
Recibi6 a Rodrigo, no en- su
.boudoir, sino en- el salon amplio,
con dos hermosos BALCONIES a la
Gala desde los que Sc veian, por
no existir enfrente sino solares,
TODD ell paisaje verde del Parque
del 0este, y en- la lejania, las
manchas azules Y moradas de
los montes con obscuros pinares
muertos...-
La diab6lica habiase hecho a.
rreglar Ia casa entera por los me
jores tapiceros de Madrid, y en-
las paroles veianse diminutas
homacinas, anforas y eststuillas
pog los SngUlcS y, q toudo IN
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Cuando Eulalia sali6 del no
bel, Qlevaba Ia satisfaction de ha
bag Ysto cOu dstapimieuto Y DIS
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

IQue Club dirigira Faustino
mos preguntan.
No 10 sabemos.
Faustino probe en- la tempo
rada anterior que es tan bueu
como manager.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Los Caballeros Leales tieneil
un nuevo director, Ell jOven Go
mez, Y algunos nuevos pelote-
ros.
Cambios de importancia sc
realizaran en- algunas novenas.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Jimmy Waugh, peso ligero de
Cleveland, derrot6 pOr puntOs a
Irving Eldridge, del Brown, que
pesa 1914. En- el semifinal de
este mismo programa, efectua-
do en- Ell palaciO San Nicolas, de
New York, George Zengaras de
rrib6 por la cuenta de diez, en- 81
segundo asaltO, a Pedro GalianO.
Una izQiuerda sObre 81 coraz6n
derrib6 a Galiano.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
CON LOS GUANTES
o U A

Decia Mike Jacobs que no te-
MIA opOnentes para Jose Luis y
que ahora cuefta con nueve.
Nosotros conocemos la raz6n:
mezcl6 en- Ell pugilismo Ell South
American Way"
Arturo Godoy figura a la ca
beza de los retadores y no es un
"toro salvaje", aunqus atac6 al
campe6n sin descansos
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

viutoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
LA GACEFA

q peri6dico en- idiOma Espahcl
ID mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Subscription semanal: 20 c.
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

-lPstO, busnO, ii, Eulalita
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

me esta tarde, sobre las cuatro.
'Tenemos que hablar de algo
muy interesante.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Marjorie Delin
Honored by Club

The summer cabin at American
lake belonging TO Miss Marjorie
Delin provided the meeting place
Monday evening for the regular
monthly session of the Past Wor-
thy Advisers club of Cedar assem-
bly,, Order of Rainbow. Miss Dor
qthy Wickens was chairman for
the Z o'clock pot luck supper.
After the dinner hour, the hostess,
Miss Delin, who is the bride-elect
of Mr.. Charles M. Fallstrom, was
honored by those present. The
president, Miss Betty Evanson,
presented her with a set of pot
terry, a gift from the club.
Around a bonfire, later in the
evening, a short business meet
ing was held. The resignation of
Miss Delin rs secretary was ac-
cepted and Miss Doris Bird was
appointed TO fill out the remainder
of the term. The next meeting
of the group will be held Sept. 16
at the home of the new secretary.
Those present were Mrs. Robert
Pollock and the Misses Marjorie
Wickens. Dorothy Wickens, Lola
Huff, Lois Delin, Betty Gallert,
Evelyn Moe, jeanne Stern and the
hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
TER ELS MORE AB0U T
Sl00, 900 Suit
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

had reviewed the local situation
and reported on his conference
with members of the Federal Com
munications commission and other
officials in Washington, d. c.
First action of the committee
was appointment of A. z. Blair,
F. d. Metzger and Reuben Carlson
to defend the corporation and
members of the board in the $780,
900 libel action instituted by the
Queen City ,Broadcasting Co..
operating KIRO, a Seattle radio
station, which is to become the
Puget Sound Columbia outlet in
stead of the Tacoma station, XVI.
The action is based on statements
published in Tacoma Progress"
official organ of the chamber,
alleging that the recent Federal
Communication commission order
making KIRO a 10000 watt sta
ton, was the result of political
influence obtained through mis-
information.
How it happened that the Sc
attic station should be increased
in few years from a comparative
ly insignificant station of limited
capacity to the most powerful on
the coast; why the Columbia out
let is to be moved from Tacoma
to Seattle, and how far the deal
was influenced by an official of
the internal revenue department,
are some of the things the COM
mittee hopes to learn when the
case is opened up. Incidentally it
is said that some of the many
ramifications of the case relate
to the political split between
Homer T. Bone and Louis B.
Schwellenbach, ASKING ms
United States senators.
So far reaching are the rami-
fications, it is said, that they may
also reveal Senator Schwellen-
bach's personal reasons for ac-
cepting appointment as federal
judge in the eastern district of
Washington. There also may be
disclosures of the reasons for fall
ure to appoint certain officials of
the revenue offices in western
Washington. And, of course, as
the complaint indicates, there will
be involved the part, if any, play
ed by Saul Haas, collector of in
ternal revenue in the Seattle dis
trict, and Senator Bone, in the
KIRO deal.
The committee, according to one
of the members, is not only going
to see the KIRO suit through, but
is going to do some of the caliber
of fighting which gave Tacoma
its prominent place on the map
of the Northwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Miss DonelSon
Honor Guest
Mrs. Chovil and Daughter
Honor Bride-fo-Be

Hostesses Friday evening
for Miss Lorraine Donelson,
popular bride-to-be, were Mrs.
F. r.. Chovil and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. A. Gaisford. The
occasion was a miscellaneous
shower. Games were played
and a late lunch was served.
Favors were won by Mrs. n.
A. Donelson and Miss Jean
Moore. Flowers used were
gladioli, chrysanthemums and
dahlis.
Besides the guest of honor
guests included Mrs. Olivia john
son, Mrs. Maybelle Morris, Mrs.
Emma Chase. Mrs. Earl Peck. Mrs.
Hannah Donelson. Mrs. N. A. DON
elson, Mrs. J. Reese. Mrs. ]. l..
Boze. Mrs. w. F. Moore, Mrs. C.
o. Moore, Mrs. c. E. McMurty,
Mrs. VIM. Freisheim, Mrs. ]. e.
Siddall, Mrs. f. v. Donelson. Miss
Jean Moore and Miss Lame Chovil.
Miss Donelson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. f. V. Donelson of Taco
ma, will marry orville Moore, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Moore also
of Tacoma, on September IA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Miss Peterson
Bride-fo-6e Fefed al Mis-
ceIlaneous Shower

Complimenting Miss Pearl
Peterson, bride-elect of Mr..
Herbert Seamon, Mrs. Theo-
dore L. Peterson was hostess
Saturday evening at a miscel-
laneous shower. Games were
played during the evening
with favors being awarded
Mrs. Carlton Peterson, Mrs.
Ella Williams, Miss Doris
Williams and Mrs. S. T. Lar
sen.
A buffet supper was served from
table which was attractively
conferred with a miniature bride
and bridegroom and tall white
tapers. The hostess was assisted
during the evening by Mrs.
Charles Kaysner.
Guests included Miss Helen
Peterson and Miss Alice Peterson.
sisters of the bride-elect; Mes
danes p. L. Olden. Fred Henrick-
sen. Fred o. Hull. J. olden, Oscar
Brown. John Erickson, Eva Nell
son. Norman Olden. Minnie Borg.
Carlton Peterson, S. T. Larsen,
Ella Williams and II. Nensen.
Others were Miss Doris Will
liams. Miss Bettyanne Hull, Miss
Doris Olden and the bride-to-be.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Picnic Planned by
Students, Alumni
Grays Elarbor Club of u.
Of w. TO Be Host

Many Tacomans- both
present and former students
at the University of Washing
ton-are planning to attend
the picnic to be given Sunday
by the Grays Harbor club of
the University of Washington.
The affair is held annually
and is given in honor of. all
past and present students of
the institution.
The state park at Westport has
been chosen as the setting for the
picnic. The park Is located just
Is miles from Aberdeen on the
ocean beach. All planning to at
tend should take their own picnic
luncheons although crab will be
served by the committee in charge
There will be entertainment in
GLIDING baseball, games and swim
ming in the surf, throughout the
day.
Everyone who is planning to
enter the university this fall and
all those who are or have attended
the school are invited to attend.
The picnic will provide an oppor-
tunity for renewing old friendships
and making new ones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Marriage
licenses

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Bert l. Burke.
20. LaGrande. Ore. and Lucille
Irene Kohler, %. Union, Ore;
Sherman Henry Hoober. 10. 20 ID
ave. n. E.. Puyallup, and Dorothy
Mae Brumfield. Is. Route 2. Box
40, Puyallup; Lawrence z. Olson,
81, Issaquah, and Jean Irene Ray.
Is, Auburn; Ernest F. Zehnder. 81,
1016 Zehnder St, Sumner. and
Frances Bingham. %, Auburn;
Frank Umbriaco. 20. 1872 So.
Cushman. and Madalynne Paul.
p, 1891 Broadway; Stephen
Blanusa. %. Buckley, and Mar
jorie Helen Kinard. Is. Columbia.
S. c.; Arthur ]. Towne, SO, Kent,
and Lottie N. Hastings, 81. Los
Angeles; G. Sidney Morrison. 81.
Portland. and Dorothy Alma
Brown. 80. Salt Lake City; Luther
Theodore Wiles, IS, 215 So. Taco
ma ave-, and Barbara Patricia
More, 81, Gig Harbor; Paul C.
Guam, legal. 1912 So. Ferry, and
Constance Batteson. Route 2, Box
81, Tacoma; George o. Dahl, IS,
214e So. L, and Audrey Petersen,
20, SIS Ea. Morton; Edward Ste
phen Judson, 26. Route /, Box 642,
Tacoma, and Thelma Lucille Buch-
holz, 10, Route /, Box 407, Taco
ma; William Aaron Aikne, 81, 1112
4th ave. S. E., Puyallup and YER
anna johnson, 10, 610 So. J St;
Wilfred Douglas Bisnett, %, 5514
So. Asotin, and Violet Marie
Lewis, 5440 So. Proctor; James
w. Lodge, AZ, e32 Ridgewood ave-,
and Ethel Henwood, legal, 1928 No.
22d; Carl N. Nelson, jr., "a, 1928
So. State, and Bertha l.. Harvey,
%, SPOT So. l.; Erwin Edward
Kindel, 20. 2506 So. Melrose, and
Martha Peterson, Is, 4401 No.
31st; William A. Chrisinger, Al,
and Opal Fern Daggett, SO, both Of
Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Conclude Cruise 10
San Juan Group
Tacoma Yacht Club Boats
Return From Trip

A delightful cruise through
the San Juan islands has Just
been concluded by a group of
Tacomans aboard two boats
the Betty B. and the Atica IL.
Making the trip aboard the
first boat were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Bradley, their daughter,
Miss Betty Bradley. Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith and Mr.. Earl
Westgate. On the other boat
were the owners, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rybin and son,
Frank, and Miss Jane Weth-
erby.
The trip took the yachtsmen to
Hood Canal and the San Juan
islands. Stopping over on orcas
island. members of the party were
the guests at Mrs. Don Rheem's
home-the old Moran estate-at
Rosario.
The two boats with their crews
returned to the Tacoma Yacht
club harbor Sunday evening. They
were away two weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Engagement Revealed
AT Informal Party

Or interest was the announce
ment made Friday evening of the
engagement Of Miss Eileen HAYES.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hayes, to Mr.. George Magill, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Magill.
News of the betrothal was first
revealed at a party which the
bride-to-be gave for club members
and a few friends.
Games were played during the
evening with favors going to Mrs.
Herman Hagen, Mrs. Clifford Cook,
Mrs. Edna Gunnette and Miss
Grace Carlson. A late supper con-
Guided the evening. Centering the
lace-covered table was an arrange
ment of pink and white flowers
and pink tapers. The announce
ment of the betrothal was made
when guest opened walnut shells
bearing the happy news.
Guests were Mesdames Herman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Party Given for
Miss Alta Hawk
Miss Joyce Dondero Hos
TESS for Bride-Elect

Guest of honor at a per-
sonal shower given recently
by Miss Joyce Dondero was
Miss Alta Hawk, who on
Sept. 6 will be married to Mr..
Crowell Beals. An evening of
games was followed by re-
freshments served at a table
which was covered with a
lace cloth and lighted by the
glow of graceful tapers.
A miniature bride and bride
groom formed the centerpiece
which was thanked with tall rose
candles.
Those present were the Misses
Doris and Louise Nordeen, Hazel
and Helen Barron, Enid Miller,
Charlene Russell. Vivian Parent.
Katy Miller, Ruth Webster, Evelyn
Decker, Mary McKenney, Margery
Holt, Jane Pearson and Arlene
Dondero and the guest of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Miss Gregory
To Entertain
Party VIII Honor Cousin,
Miss Virginia Hamilton

For Miss Virginia Hamil-
ton who is soon to become the
bride of Mr.. Robert Hage of
Seattle, her cousin, Miss Mar
tina Gregory, herself a bride
to-be, will entertain Monday
evening at a kitchen shower.
The evening will be spent in
formally, guests sewing on tea
towels for the honor guests
new home. A late supper will
conclude the evening. The
hostess will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Howard Gre
CORY.
Guests will include Miss Doro-
thy Shaw, Miss Gwen Roach. Miss
Margaret Simpson, Miss Phyllis
Jackson, Miss Rosemary Stewart,
Miss Donna Rue Teats, Mrs. John
d. Hamilton, mother OF the BRIDE
to-be, and Mrs. Howard Gregory,
mother of the hostess.
Miss Dorothy LaGasa will conn.,
pliment Miss Hamilton when she
entertains a group of friends and
sorority sisters on Saturday at
luncheon in her home. Among
the guests will be Mrs. Douglas
Gonyea, who with Mr.. Gonyea will
entertain for Miss Hamilton on
Thursday evening at barn dance,
and the Misses Margaret Simpson,
Patricia Poe, Marjorie Schwalen,
r osem airy Stewart. Virginia
Grove, Virginia Haines, Mary
Jane Mcdonald, Phyllis jackson
and Martha Gregory.
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Return From Short Trip to
Eastern washington

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis West re-
turned Tuesday from a short vaca-
ton trip to Yakima and Zillah
where they visited their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal johnson and
their family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson enter
tanned at family dinner on Sun
day which was attended by Mr..
and Mrs. West. Others present
were Mr.. Gerald Johnson, son of
the hosts, and Mrs. johnson and
daughter, Joan, of Yakima; Miss
Helen johnson, daughter of the
hosts; Mrs. Esther Johnson Of Kan
sas, Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Coon of
Kansas and Mr.. Leonard Gathers
of Kansas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Club Meets for Picnic at
Horsehesd bsv

Homestead. the summer home of
Miss Marie Humes on Horsehead
bay. was the meeting place recent
ly of the Quax club. A picnic sup
per on the beach was followed by
a short business session. Welcomes
were extended TO Mrs. Richard
Tomkins, a member of long stand
ing. who is visiting here from her
home in Berkeley, Cal. At the
same time adieus We're bid to Miss
Irma Bowen who will soon go to
Olympia to make her new home.
OF interest was the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss
Jennie Marovick of Portland. Ore.
to Mr.. Frank McClish of Ocean
Falls, B. C. Miss Mary Marovick.
sister of the bride-elect. made the
engagement announcement and
told Of tentative plans for the
wedding which has been set for
Sept. IL.
Hostesses at the picnic were
Misses Esther Osborn, Myrtle
Warning and Marie Humes. 9th
ers present were Mesdames Carl
Hoffman, Philip Huffman, George
Hoffman. Otis Ostlund. William
Norton. Louis Pebley. Charles
West and the Misses orphabelle
Weaver, Mary Msrovich. Margaret
Josselyn and Bernice Thompson.