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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-15


a car driven by Jack Tregear, struck
a deer Wednesday while enroute to
the meeting held that evening, killing
the animal and damaging the fender
of the car.
Play in the City Basketball league last
week was featured by game between
the Moose and Co. 704 of Isabella which
the Moose took, 27-25, with a basket
that was made after the whistle ended
the game. The score keeper ruled that
the ball was in the air before the time
was up, so the game, which would other
wise have gone into an overtime, went
to the Moose.
Found the Orchid of the Sacred
Sleep" Lured by a weird Philippine
legend, The American weekly's rowing
correspondent goes in quest of, and
discovers "Saguy-Yepyep," the fatal
flower that has controlled the destiny
of an island tribe for centuries. This
fascinating feature appears in The
American Weekly, the magazine dis
tributed with next Sundays Chicago
Herald-American.
Secretary Ray Hoefler of the Ely
Commercial club, while in Chicago last
week at the Navy Pier outdoor show,
was visitor at the Kiwanis Interna-
tional headquarters. During his visit
Hoefler, who is also secretary of the
Ely KiwaniS club, was shown around
the office, located just outside the
loop, where practical service for the
2065 clubs and 100000 members
throughout the United States and
Canada is given. Each year over $4,000
letters concerned with Kiwanis ac-
| tivities are mailed out from this Office
| The Raven Ski club, composed of
boys in the neighborhood of Il years
of age, held toboggan party at the
big Dutch hill last Friday evening
The members got into the spirit OF
the occasion to such an extent that
several toboggans were broken Mrs
Toivo Lepisto acted as chaperone
Afterward a lunch was served in the
Community Center by Mesdames Sig
urd Olson, NJ. j. Murphy, j. Annala
j. Thoren, Archie Hedoff, L. C. Stem
Der, Joe Markovich and A. JanekSela
Each member had guest present.
Deputy Sheriff Adolph DolenShak
gave demonstration Wednesday after
noon in front Of the Miner Office on
how not to break into a car-unless you
are looking for trouble with the law
In this case, however, it was all right
since Deputy DolenShak was performing
the operation on his own auto. Lock.
ing the left door by pushing the handle
up, he got out and shut the right door
the handle flying UP and locking tina
one too. The key was Of no use, so tbs
deputy with Assistant Chief Jack Pos
hak and Patrolman Joe Markovich o
the local force, standing by offering al
the moral support possible, inserted {:
wire through a window and released
the handle.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-15

Miss Marian Gouze spent the week
end in Duluth and Superior with rela-
tiveS.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-15

Fritz Semerau of Grand Marais was
a weekend visitor at the E. E. Strom
home.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-15

Miss Evelyn Pluth spent the week
end in Duluth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Standard Bearers Meet
With Mrs. Carlson

The regular dinner meeting u
IN. Standard Bearers club vsE
held Al the home NJ Mrs Carl
Carlson on So J ~ Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Bernard Hsnricsson
was co-hostsss. During the eve
ming. two members were welcomed
into the group Mrs. Donald WAR
sen and Mrs. James Caldwell
Miss Gladys Sleeves. club
member, win leave At the end Of
the month 10 attend the music
educators convention Ia Los
Angeles.
Congratulations are being sx-
tended 70 another member, Mra.
Lloyd Wilhelm. on the birth Of
her second daughter, Feb. IL
Plans are being made By the
club 10 present materials for scrap
books 70 the children Of the Noun
tain View sanitarium. The read
ing of letters and articles received
By club members from foreign mis-
sion stations Wa a feature Of ths
meeting FRIDAY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
PanhelleniC Elects
Mrs. Edwin Deyo
Members Busy With Plans
for Annual Tea

Mrs. Edwin Deyo was elect
ed president of the Tacoma
City Panhellenic board when
the group met at her home at
915 No. Cedar st. Thursday
afternoon. During the after
noon early plans for the an
nual Panhellenic tea were dis
cussed.
Other new officers of the group
are: Mrs. Emil krisman. first vice.
president; Mrs. Carlton Vincent,
second vice-president; Mrs. Charles
Ogden, treasurer; Mrs. Robert c,
Hunt, secretary.
The representatives include Mes
danes Edwin Cliffe, Sherman Day
Edwin Deyo, William johnson, Guy
Falskow. Emil Krisman, Wallace
Larson, Charles Ogden, Donald
Plummer, Neal Roberts, Eric
Richter, Herbert Syford, Carlton
Vincent and Robert C. Hunt.
Following the business session,
tea was served at table charm
ingly appointed with tall tapers
and centerpiece of narcissus and
heather. Mrs. Donald Plummer
poured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Insurance Women
Plan Convention
Three Groups 10 Meet In
Seattle April . and J

Plans are being made by the
Insurance Womcn's club Of
this city TO attend the conven-
ton Of Insurance Women in
Seattle April 6 and I. The
convention will bring together
the Portland. Tacoma and Sc
attic clubs. and Tacoma viii
take n large part in the plans
for the conference.
Much enthusiasm IL being shown
by all clubs and the get-togother
should prove 10 be q great success
Mere definite information ON ths
convention win ee brought up al
the next meeting in March.
At the recent annual dinner
meeting az the Tacoma group held
at the Tacoma hotel. Miss Mabel
Burt Of the Washington Surveying
and Rating Bureau was elected
president OF tho organization: Misz
Pearl Young. Of Hansen and Row.
land. president; Miss cerai.
dine LAMA Of cemberilng Co.. Sec
rotary. and Miss Hazel Hagen
treasurer On the executive board
will be Viola Hammer. Harriet
Ross. Mary Hagenson and ineu
Fowler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
More Than 200 Attend
Seminary Tea

More than 200 friends and par
ents of students at the Annie
Wright seminary were guests of
the seminary auxiliary Friday
afternoon at an open house and
tea in the Great Hall. Mrs. Ralph
C. Schaeffer was general chair
man for the affair and Mrs. NAL
colin Saxton In tea chairman for
the auxiliary for the year.
The Great Hall was gay with
brightly hued spring flowers and
fruit blossoms. Mrs. Charles In
gram and Mrs. Philip Weyer-
haeuser presided over the tea
service. Centering the table was
charming arrangement Of prim-
roses, daffodils and Japanese
cherry blossoms, thanked by tall
white tapers in silver candelabra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Group Of Eight
Motors to PuYallup

Meyxrsi u*mn~fs ~ TIE Juniex
WemAns eissb nessfs<1 10 Fssysiisp
Thursday sssninx - stt<s.d n -
eepflan gsxsa ~ th~ Fayeiiup
tsznlox WonAn's elsa q khe mld-
yesr board H<<tsax ~ ~ VASE
lnEten state Fss<Ssts>m 81 Won<
ens eisibs Inaiu<lesf ~ he rnxtx
s<rs ns~lsmes wIiilsm fNstt<n~r.
L Q Helssnxes. HsfMn e k<z-
~.stls. ~ q kHsffsm. Hefm&z
krsstek. FF.Hk nehstfsF. AIff~a 7.
poekerss sna NaFs<y nrskmsn.
Mrs Dslwsn n ia1sss wlsi pp~n
her homs II sara - Fsn3 fas ~
general hesfd sss<inx a. -
Junsef wonasn's ei4b Tssss1sy
Mrs n. Trevor hel44sn viii - ~
..sflnx hesfe~s faF th< de@s<r<
lsseneon 10 be served ~ oisic<k.
During the hs4sln<se useefinx -
foilou. Mrs. Wlllam nottene< I'll
cali On 0ffie@xs snd eh4.fnssu f1r
th~iF monfhly reports. inxtN3ea
knonE thoss viii - plsns for :
buffet dinasf and hobby zho~ =
be given early In April Mira e =.
LIsxellyn has been appointed ~
Mrs. nottehsr 10 b 10 chAxxs q
the arrangements Tor the dinner
snd Mrs. Harold Z. Graves. Fins
Arts chairman. viii b n charge
Of the hobby sho~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04

ophsIis ssr.s~n sluh wIzl nset
Msrsh . - rssher's clvse esnter
~ , s'cioxk for . xeu~s4i s~sntnn.
fh< ex<eatIs< bssfsI yin meef q
iiso e'sioek. An ini<rssftas r<e~
gram has bs<n .frnneet mr. To
afternoon NJ. G. ". Tryen vii
sfse~ ssiafsd Sides fsafsrin9
a4nilss. and there @iii slas - 4
f<salaF given - nra nssste
nsi<hsfsis.
Mfs. ~ J. wsid ~iii ~xhlhsf to-
fia~~r arrangements. The ffsasu=e
chest chairman requests tkss es<h
asmhef hfiax trs3sufs fpr ~
chest sxshsnss. Th@ h~zts~e eesn-
miftse eanslsss ~ Ar>. Paul nsills.
nrs wiliism Ailison. NJ. 4, ~
fsia<s ard Afs A. n kadss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Robert Reynolds and Tahoma
Groups Plan Large Benefit
Six Groups Of Organization VIII Meet for luneheons
Monday Afternoon; Plans for Year TO Be Made

Rapidly becoming of the most important charities in
Tacoma Tacoma orthopedc association branches are
looking forward busy activities for the spring season. SIX
groups will be meeting for luncheon Monday after
noon. two of them o-make final plans for large benefit
garden sale which will be held Thursday Friday and Sat
urday.
Sponsoring the event the Robert Reynolds and Ia
branches of which Mrs Bea Mossman and Mrs Stanley
Staatz are the presidents
The members have leased at OF Broadway and
Wednesday will be there receive the plants which hundreds
of Tacomans are donating for the sale Mrs. s. F. Hermann
is the general chairman for the sale and Mrs. Arthur Gunder-
IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Rug Making Topic
For Arts Club
81. Pairick's Tea 10 Follow
Regular Meeting thursday

Customs of the Oriental
people, and more particularly
the history of rug making will
be the topic of Mr.. A. S.
kirishian when he addresses
members of the Arts and Sci
ence club on Thursday after
noon. The meeting and tea
at o'clock will follow a II
o'clock session of the officers
and committee chairman.
Mrs. Winfield sypher. the club
president, has announced that the
meeting will be open TO guests OF
members.
Mr.. Kirishian viii show samples
Of antiques. semi-antiques. modern
and Chinese rugs as well as a
loom on which he is now weaving
a rug.
The speaker was born In Siyas,
Turkey, where his father was n
rug maker. He started weaving
when six years old and came to
the United States in 1921.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Arthur Behling and Mrs.
William Hawley. The tea table
will be In keeping with the 81.
Patrick's day theme with yellow
daffodils for the centerpieoe. Mrs.
Arthur Holdal and Mrs. J. y.
Mathieson have been asked 10 pour
during the informal time following
the meeting.
During the board session com
mittee reports will be given. Mrs.
Emory Leamon reporting on the
recent card party and style sho1
at the Winthrop and the bridge
luncheon at the Broadmoor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04

EOii 10 iAdiidiAAAS VIZ
A number of authorities on sew
eral phases of gardening will be
on hand during the sale to give
valuable information to the pa
irons. Included will be Mrs. A. S.
Black at many times throughout
the entire sale. Mr.. A. A. Ling
ham, who specialized in lily Gull
ture, Thursday afternoon; DR.,
Cyril V. Lundvick, Friday after
noon at 100, general information
on selection, planting and care OF
roses, and Mrs. Robert Lowery,
Saturday morning at IL o'clock,
flower and fruit arrangement, Mr..
Don Miller will speak on ways and
means of spraying. and MISS
Blanche Stevens of the College of
Puget Sound will speak on herbs,
cultivation and uses. An author
lty on cactus has also been secured.
The two branches giving the
sale will meet together for a no
host luncheon at the Sport Gen.
ter dining room on Monday at
1890 to make arrangements FOL
the event which is an innovation
In benefit affairs in Tacoma. The
members will bring wrappings and
ribbons and burlap to prepare for
the sale.
DR.. Edward A. Rich branch VIII
meet for luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. Clifford Langhorne on NO
Madison with a meeting at IL
o'clock preceding. Reports VIII
be given on a recent meeting OF
the ways and means committee
and the president, Mrs. Paul war
rem. will make committee appoint
ments. Assisting hostesses Will DC
Mrs. Harold Hawkins. Mrs. J. HUI
bert Craft and Mrs. Paul warren
Mrs. Robert Gaylord of 5 Marie
Vista Place will entertain members
of Javne Garvin orthopedic branch
for 1890 luncheon. Mrs. d. V
Patterson and Mrs. T. E. Daniels
will assist The hostess is II
charge of the program, after
which members will play oridge
Mrs James Garvin is the brancf
president,
One of the branches organized
,ust recently under the PRESIDENCY
of Mrs. Harry Shaw, jr., will mee'
with Mrs. Lawrence Ghiiaroocci
Luncheon will be preceded by
2.3o business session. Mrs. A. Z
Pease will assist for the luncheon
other officers of the branch, TN
tenth to organize, are Mrs. A =
Pease, secretary-treasurer' n
Mrs Frederick Mackle, Jrr vic'
president. Mrs. Katherine kins
Youell is the publicity chairman
Also just completing organiza
tion is the eleventh branch nnoe'
Mrs. George Griggs franklin
d,rection. The members Will NEE
for o'clock luncheon at Mrs. W
w VOLTS home on Steilacoon
lake with Mrs. Frederick Deal
and Mrs. Hollis Griffin assisting
hostesses. Mrs. Clark Gould ma
been invited to give a book review
during the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Junior League Looks Forward
To Visit From Director
Miss Jean Russell of Vancouver. 3. c. 10 De 0vssf
Mrs. Charles 8. Hurley. i. While In Tseoms

For the purpose of consulting with the Tacoma Junior
league Miss Jean Russell OF Vancouver h. c. director from
Region TX Of the Association of the Junior Leagues Oh
America win visit here Mar and q. the guest OF Mrss
Charles r. Hurley. it,, president Of the local league
Miss RUSSELL who elected 10 the associations board
May 1882 represents 10 Junior leagues OF THIS Tar unn
region which includes the Junior leagues Of Honolulu well
as Vancouver and the leagues In the states OF idaho
Montana California Oregon Utah and Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04

She has the dual function n
interpreting 10 the board TIM prob
lens Of The leagues IN her region,
and. in turn. interpreting the se-
tlvlilss Of the board and thu az
ISOLATION staff 81 the leagues
The association represents 80
Junior leagues. Of which is2 ars
scattered throughout the United
states. six are located in Canada,
one in Mexico and one In Hawaii
Ever SINCE 1921 40 years after
the first Junior hague vss organ
lxed IN New YORK CITY, when ihs
association was founded ~ ms
20 leagues then In sxisisncs. IL
program has expanded.
In discussing itmgus work re-
Gently. Miss Russell pointed cat
that continued education Of ~
menbsss for intelligent eitixsn
participation IN shaping commn.
nifty social programs u the funds-
mental aim II every luninf league
she spoke ~ ths importance Of
league members continuing thsis
services 10 their community soessl
programs saying that IN times Of
stress. such az The present. Y Il
essential that the leagues d moi
overlook their regular community
services and obligations
Mian Russell. who 10 native Of
Vancouver vas saneatsd 81 shs
Cfofion House private school AID
attended the University u British
colsmbiA Ia 1873 and in 1850 shs
studied ~ Geneva. hwlixsriand
slnee yolnlng me junior issEss d
Vancouver N 1871 sbs has i4ssf
an active part IN ifs @ess NM
mas VA, eompistea Der sseond tern
a. president ~ ,hs lesEss. afts'
haylBg served two years - a@efs'
tary ons year - chairman u
Ways ard means and ans year -
vice president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Hygiene to Be
Speaker S Topic
Womsn's Club Makes Plans
For March Program. Tee

Woman's club members are
looking forward 10 their
March program and tea which
will be given In the clubhouse
at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Sussman. chairman
of the public welfare depart
ment. is presenting as guest
speaker, Mrs. Helen Gibson
Hogue. executive secretary of
the Washington Society OF
Mental Hygiene.
Mrs. Hogue IL from Seattle and
her subject VIII be Mental Hy-
giene in Childhood and Its Effects
in Maturity"
In the receiving line with Mrs.
sussman will be the president. Mrs.
Ethel NJ. Dunseath. and the
assisting hostcsses. Mesdames J. y,
McNary, N. ID. MeNicol. b. o. Beal.
J. Afnason Johnson. i. M. Ken
ney. n. !. TRIGGER. J. w. Griffith
and Miss Claire Dorsey.
Mrs. Jack Normo IL arranging
the musical program. Mrs A. A.
Woelfel Is social chairman, assist
ed by Mrs. Cora Imhoff.
The tea table will carry out the
spring motif. with green and vel.
low as the predominating colors.
The president. Mrs. Dunseath. and
the junior past president, Mrs,
Calvin w. Stewart. Will pour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Twentieth Century Club
To Meet Tuesday

Members of the Twentieth Cen
fury club will meet Tuesday for
a / o'clock luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Charles Goodwin, 225 So.
seth st. Quotations from Two
Gentlemen of Verona" one of the
two plays the club is studying this
year, will be given in answer to
roll call. Mrs. w. II. Gellerman
will present a character sketch,
"Launce and His Dog"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Announce Birth OF
First Child

Congratulations are being re-
eelyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il.
skewis lLeatriee Hartman) Of
Olympia on the birth Of their first
child. a son. Charles Edward. Feb.
II, at the Tacoma General hos
pltal. Welcoming their new grand
child are Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
J. Hartman Of Seattle and Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. skewis Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Libra 10 Hear
Two Reviews

Mrs. c. Friedline of Sumner will
be hostess for i2.45 luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon. Guests will be
members OF Libra Study club. On
the program Mrs. Albert y. Ora
ham will review the biography Of
Or. Ibraheim and Mrs. Robert A.
Huey will present How Green
Was Ny Valley BY Richard Lew
eIlnn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Mrs. John S. Baker
To Eniariain

hsmbsu n In siumnss =
kspps kspp~ c<mmA sersrssy -
rseoms wili 10 sntsrsAissd ~ -
aeia<s Iunehean Wednesday after.
nom ~ ne hams - Mr. Jsss q
nas<s ~ inssrissksn. Nrs n. 4.
isaffmss and nrs. Jaha ealAs 81
h s.sssttnx h<.sf@s.<s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Mr.. and Mrs. BoweY
Guests Of Geo. Kachleins

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bowey OF
Chicago. H., are the guests at the
present time of Mrs. Boweys par
snts DR.. and Mrs. George kach-
,eir at their suite in Hotel Win
throp. They arrived Friday eve
ming and will be in town for about
two weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Mrs. Smith 10 Entertain
Junior D. A. r.

The junior division Of Mary Bah
chapter. Daughters of ihs Ansri-
can Revolution. will meet ~ =
O'Clock Monday evening a. ths
home Of the senior chapter regent.
Mrs. Percy crsath Smith Mrs.
Fred Friberg. junior chairman.
xiii preside over the evening
nsHslon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04

Mrs. W n. Coffee Will ~ ha<t~
sss 10 members II fiIems club ~
a hnnehssn At izts efsi<ek hon<
day IN tbs 7 W. G. A, ssA rooms
me regular study hour wsii feiio~
ID the Y. ". 6. A. psrlofs. shsn
Mrs. waiter . Ryan wssl fssisN
.~Ths Nnxafsnsv ny iSholsrn Assn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Congratulations Are
Received

Congratulations are being re-
csived By Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook
Zenith Msnningl on the birth OF
their first child. daughter. fo-
lanaa Angelina F'eb "a At the
Great Northern hospital Grand
parents welcoming the new arrival
are Mr.. and Mrs. Manning and Mr..
and Mrs. n. v. Cook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04

The South Side sewing circle ~
the Daughters 81 the Nlls viii
meet Thursday At the i,0me Of
Mrs. Howard Carr. 1918 No. s7th
~ Mrs. Nellie Haiiem vii b.
the hostess for the one O'Clock
luncheon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Seminary 10 Have Guest

Mas Mnuds Van Woy. preaas
dent Of Fairmont PARK junior eei-
lsRe ia Washington. y. G. viii BE-
q guest AZ the Annis wright semi
nary for luncheon On Tuesday.
Hhs win SPEAK 70 ths Eifls Of tns
school during ths day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Mrs. Baxter Tea
Hostess Tuesday

For the guest day tea Of Franke
Tobey Jones home circle 70 mis.
C-hauncey Baxter will open her
home at 727 No. c st. on tues
day afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Pest Noble Strands 10
Meet for Luncheon

The Association n Past Noble
Crands xrili meet Monday IN Fish-
srs civic center for ~ 70
o'ciock luncheon v1th Mrs. T.
Thomas a. chairman Following
short business session, there Niii
BE- a discussion 81 legislation en-
acted Al Sovereign Grand lodge.
and a reading Of ths bylaws.
Special guests VIII b. Mrs. hyf@
Fairbanks. = representative 70 A
r. A: Mrs. Rose AecrOsksy. past
president. ana Mrs. Harriet Bird.
warden Of the Rehekah assembly.
al Of Seattle.
Mrs.. Orrin Fsngisr IL president
Of the association and will preside
over the business session.
Mt Tacoma h<beeea Priscilla
club will meet in the I. o. o. y.
temple Tuesday for a special Dslsi-
meas session. 70 BE- follo~ea BY a
social hour. Mrk ~ Lofiis and
Mrs. A. n. Munro are ehalrmen
for the 1880 luncheon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
AIphs Chi Nv Mothers
10 Convsns

Members n ths MathsfT elsh
~ Alpha chi Ma fFstsfnstF ~ ths
College ~ Puget sound viii meet
Al t.o atlaek Moaday sfsefne0H
81 ~ ffAtsrnsly h<asse - I'LL Ne
f.sArenee NewlY-slsEssa sffiesfs
for ina pssseai semsater are
President. tffs. p n Na<sd. sse'
rstnfy-tfssssfer Mrs. pHal ursa'
iund and ehsirmen ~ special sasn'
rniisess. nssdsmss G. 6. Csfian<i
Roger Ek1sF ard T. A. iiiil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Mrs. flanagan Guest
Of McCreerys

DR.. and Mrs. William hcCreery
have az their house guest for an
Indefinite visit. Mrs. James Lana
gan of san Francisco. Mrs. Lana
ran recently returned from 10
months abroad. was clsssmate OF
Mrs McCreery at Stanford uni
versity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04

Ivy chapter. O. =. D.. VII hoid ~
rsgufas meeting Friday evening n
MAsonle bail Al Fsrn Hill Ths an
nuai slection Of officers viii -
hssd. wlth Mrs. Alfred Hedges and
Mr.. Hsrbsff Ford prnslflnx. A
back 70 Membership night Il essng
held and ell members vino bavs not
been present during The year are
urged 70 attend Following ths
nesting refreshments viii bs
served N the dining room ~ the
past patrons of the chapter with
7. Mr.. /. q. Young a. chairman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-04
Modernetts Have Meeting

Miss Pauline Keh was hostess
recently to the Modernetts. Dur
ing the meeting. Miss DORIS NC
cutcheon was initiated INTO the
group. Miss Lillian Jacobs leo the
Club in party games and later a
buffet supper was served.
= Those present were the MISSES
Eleanor Anderson. Harriet Daugh-
ertv. Pauline Keil. Eleanor Lager
ouist Lucille Lindberg. VIVIAN
Percy. Lucille Ssugen, Doris NC
Cutcheon, Betty Lou Stockton,
Lillian Jacobs. Lucille Trouh and
Ethel Turnbull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-19
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Adequate baths. Fully modern and IN
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Must be in good. quiet neighborhood VII
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ment: condition Immaterlal: no commigSlor
Estate property promptly purchased PFO-
PIE MORTGAGE CORP. 81 N. Y. ave.
MA 4140-4141
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRANZ.
BARRY. 3439 l4th ST. NV Columbia 6OH,
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES 20,
KERN 2632 Woodley pl NV CO. es75
9 TO o ROOMS, PREFER OLD HOusr
Like possession within A. DAYS D or-r
Al cash, E. A. CARNEY. 11@6 W avr
D1. 450s: eve. ard Sun. Georrla $3.50
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D c
property, brick or frame. location or CO..
your properly call
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
"o5 Investment Bids RE 1881
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR r.
{. property If the price Is right. Frame ~
BRICK. large or small. condition immaterie!.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No Cap. Realtor. MA ns1s
CALI, WAsHINGToNs LARGEST BUY
- - a ers Of D: c: property. over Or
LEO N BERNSTEIN & CO. Me $500