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Joel Carr to Speak
To PetWOrth Women

THE Development of American
Civilization" will be the subject of
an address by Joel L. Carr of the
Bureau of the Budget before a
meeting of the civic education Sec
ton of the Petworth Woman'S Club
tomorrow. The meeting will be
held at pm. at the home of Mrs.
A. n. Jones, 4005 Georgia avenue
NV. Mrs. R. C. voolfolk is civic
chairman.
Members of the philanthropic
section are requested to bring staple
articles for Thanksgiving baskets to
the meeting Tuesday at 1880 pm.
at the home of Mrs. A. E. Printz
419 Sheppard street NV. The
baskets will be distributed by the
club to needy families in the COM
munity.
The Fine Arts group will meet
Friday at luncheon at 1890 pm. at
the Kenesaw. 3060 Sixteenth street
NV Following the luncheon, trip
in charge of special guide will be
made through the Corcoran GAL
lery of Art. The trip will start at
pm. from the main doorway of the
gallery.
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brick. in Schenectady for 10 days,
will return tomorrow.
Dr. and Mrs Kincheloe
Back From Honeymoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Kincheloe
have returned from their wedding
trip and have taken an apartment
in Buckingham until January, when
DR.. Kincheloe will leave for New
York to be associated with the
Hospital for the Ruptured and
Crippled.
Mrs. James Lane entertained Mrs.
Lawrence Brown. Mrs. Walter Phil
lips, Mrs. Thomas Harrington, Mrs.
Earle E. Hamm, Mrs. Albert Miller
and Mrs. c. A. Finnegan at luncheon
Wednesday.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Mckay,
formerly of Hyattsville, Md, have
moved into the Methodist par
sonage on Washington street and
he has assumed the duties of pastor
of the Crossman Methodist Church.
Mrs. Edwin D. Williams enter
tanned Mrs. George Butterworth,
Mrs. Edmund Gannt, Mrs. Noble
Moore. Mrs. Harry Fellows, Mrs.
P. H. Smyth and Mrs. Samuel
Copper at luncheon Wednesday.
Thursday evening Mrs. S. r.
Copper was hostess at bridge, her
guests including Mrs. Herbert Cow
ard, Mrs. P. H. Smyth, Mrs. T. M.
Talbot, Mrs. George Robertshaw,
Mrs. Charles Marshall, Mrs. R. C. L.
Moncure and Mrs. Frederick Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkins have
moved into their new home in
Broadmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Com
stock have returned from their sum-
mer home in South Chatham, N. H.,
and have opened their home on
Woodland drive. Mrs. Comstock
was associated with the Horace
Mann School in New York for 80
years.
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Silver Spring
Notes
Shower Given
Friday in Honor
Of Mrs. McComas

Honoring Mrs. Harry G. McCo-
mas, jr., of Montgomery Hills, Sill.
yer Spring, Md. an attractively ar.
ranged shower was given Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Joseph B. Matre
and Mrs. ]. Lester Brooks at Mrs
Matre'S home.
White chrysanthemums were ef-
fectively used in the living room
and centered the tea table in
silver bowl, flanked on either side
with white candles in silver can
dlesticks. Alternating at the tea
table were Mrs. J. H. Nicely, mother
of the honor guest; her sister-in-
law, Mrs. John c. Neely of Co
lumbia, S. c.; Mrs. Richard E
Beall and Mrs. w. B. Mehring OF
Silver Spring, Mrs. John B. Revie
and Mrs. G. Wilson McComas OF
Arlington, Va; Mrs. Lloyd Howes OF
Rockville and Mrs. Charles Cox OF
Washington. Among the out-of-
town guests was Mrs. Walter C.
Portner of Cincinnati, who is visit
ing Mrs. Matre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durward V. Sandi-
fer were hosts at dinner party
and bridge last evening.
Mrs. John B. Robins of Crisfield
Md, is visiting her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. F. D. Sears, in North
Woodside. Mr.. Sears is in Miami
Fla.
Miss Mitchell Visits
Sister in New York.
Miss Martha Mitchell, daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, cleft
Friday for New York to visit heI
sister, Miss Ellen Mitchell She
also plans to spend some time
with another sister, Mrs. Leon Sou
dant at Creski, N. J. Miss Eller
Mitchell will leave the latter part
of this month for San Francisco
where she will continue her career
as a singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. A Smoot
of Woodside Forest are visiting
Mrs. Smoot's brother, Mr.. Lyle R
Coon of Detroit, for two weeks.
Mr.. William McKeever and Mr.
Edwin McKeever, students al
Greenbrier Military School, Lewis.
burg, w. Va, arrived yesterday fol
a short vacation with their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Nc.
Keever.
Nv o,J N6re uoror5 D po;ley
of Wynnewood Park have as guests
Mrs. Bailey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
C. G. Taylor of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Thompson
were hosts at dinner and bridge
last evening at their home in Mont
gomery Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Lillibridge
have returned to their North Wood
side home after a visit in Char
lotte, N. C.
Miss Mary Klinge will arrive
Wednesday from Washington Col
lege to spend the Thanksgiving holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ernest F. Klinge, in Wynne.
wood Park.
Mrs. John Malcolm Cobb, jr.. has
leased her home in Woodside Park
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Ullom ot
Harrisburg, Pa. who will take resi-
dence December l. Mrs. Cobb plan;
to take an apartment in Wash
ington.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Powell are
on a months motor trip to New
York and New England.
Miss Joan Emerson will return
tomorrow from visit with rela.
tiyeS in EnpleWood, N J.
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Parties Given
In Southern
Maryland
Many Dinners
Honor Guests
From District

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Nov. 10
Miss Jane Knott. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Petit and
their daughter. Miss Olive Petit
all of Washington, are the guests
in whose honor Mrs. William Huse-
man will entertain at dinner to-
mo row at her place on st. Patrick's
Cree. Mrs. Huseman Tuesday
gave a birthday anniversary party
for her nephew. Mr.. William Huse-
mann of Washington. She also
was hostess tonight for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Knott, who cele-
brated her birthday anniversary at
a buffet supper.
Mrs. Cloyd Cooper, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Van Camp, re-
turned Monday by plane from Lin
coin. Nebr., where. they were called
by the death Of their mother.
Mrs. Lottie Alvey entertained at
her place, Sunnyside, Wednesday
at luncheon followed by bridge.
Capt. and Mrs. McWiIliams
To Be Hosts Tomorrow.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick McWil-
liams will be hosts at dinner tomor-
row in compliment to Mrs. Bennett
McWilliams of Washington.
Miss Eleanor Greenwell left Mon
day to spend the winter with her
brother-in-law and sister, former
sheriff and Mrs. Russell Howard, at
Woodland Acres on the Morgantowrl
boulevard.
Mrs. j. j. Norris entertained at
q buffet supper followed by cards
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harding, for
merly of Lafayette, Ind, and Wash
ington, who recently moved to st
Mary's County to make their home
gave dinner party Wednesday at
their place commanding a view OF
Brettons Bay.
Mrs. A. F. Fenwick was hostess
at a bridge supper Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Sears will en-
tertain at an oyster scald tomorrow
at their place, Society Hill, on Bret
tons Bay, for a dozen guests from
Washington.
Mrs. Corrine Fraiser. with her
sister, Mrs. Rhea Dodson of Wash
ington, is spending this week end
on Bretton's Bay. They are at the
place of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Myers, who are at Fort
Myers, Fla, for the winter.
Mrs George E. Hamilton
Entertains at Luncheon.
Mrs. George E. Hamilton enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at a
luncheon followed by bridge. She
has with her for this week end her
daughter, Miss Mary Gwynne Ham
ilton of Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas Abel of Washing
ton will spend Sunday with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. Abel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dyson will
entertain Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fair
fax Tolson of Washington and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Dyson of Baltimore
tomorrow at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morgan Knight
entertained at dinner at Tudor Hal
Mansion this evening in honor Of
Mrs. William F. Saxton of Budds
Greek, Miss Anna Mae Boyd OF
Leonardtown and Mr.. and Mrs. S
G. Wilson of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Swami were
hosts at their Faulkner estate this
evening at an old-fashioned opos-
sum hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Lore OF
Solomons have visiting them their
daughter, Mrs. John Malone, and
her two children, of Washington.
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Bruin Coral but One

Brain coral, found In shallow wa
ters around Bermuda, is shaped to
resemble the human brain. Other
interesting specimens found on the
sandy bottom of the sea and from
rocky ledges are graceful sea rods,
sea fans and scarlet and green
spongeS.
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Longview Girl
Becomes Bride

Miss Betty June Leaman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
Leaman of Longview, and Mr.. Roy
w. Wonders of Tacoma, were mar
ried Sunday afternoon at the Long,
view Woman's clubhouse. Vows
were read by the Rev. E. H. Gebert
of the Longview CO m munity
church.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a cinnamon brown
frock made with pleated skirt and
soft bodice and wore a matching
felt hat. She carried nosegay
of small chrysanthemums in shades
of bronze and yellow.
Miss Ora Dalton, bridesmaid.
wore a dress Of forest green crepe
and carried small nosegay Of
chrysanthemums similar to the
brides. Miss Marion Mccullough
lighted the candles. She also wore
forest green with brown hat and
accessories. Mr.. Emory Wonders
was best man for his brother.
Messrs. Cameron Kinno on,
Emary Piper and Walter Fawcett,
Tacoma, were ushers.
For the wedding Mrs. Lehman.
mother of the bride, chose gown
of green with brown accessories.
Mrs. Wonders was in grape with
black accessories. Both wore cor
sages Of gardenias and talisman
roses.
Miss Louise Vaughn played a
prelude of bridal music, and Miss
Rosamond Kelly of Portland sang
AT Dawning," before the bridal
party entered, and "Oh, Perfect
Love" after the ceremony.
Golden yellow and bronze chry-
santhemums and salmon pink gla-
doll banked the improvised altar
with eight branched candelabra.
Flowers in the same autumn tones
decorated the club lounge for the
reception.
The brides cake, which centered
the table, was circled by cream
dahlias and thanked by white tapers
in flower holders filled with pink
: and white bouvardia. Mrs. Peere
Stromme served the cake. Mrs.
C. c. Tibbetts and Mrs. Emary
Wonders, Tacoma. poured during
the reception. Assisting during the
reception were Mesdames Douglas
Gains, Mrs. Emory Piper and the
Misses Frances Soderlund, Sheila
Humber. Mary Ellen Simmons Of
Salem and Miss Marion McCul-
Tough. Mrs. Walter Fawcett, Ia
coma, was in charge Of the guest
book.
After wedding trip to the Ore
: gon beaches and northern Califor-
. MIA, Mr.. and Mrs. Wonders viii
establish their new home in the
Washington apartments.
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Emmanuel Church
To Be Setting Setting
Attendants Are Named
For Important NuPfials

One hundred and twenty
five invitations to the mar
rage of Miss Francesrau VIII
lens, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. R. w. Willems, and Mr..
Edwin Borhek, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Borhek, have
been issued this week by the
bride elects parents. The
ceremony will be witnessed
at 8 o'clock on the evening of
Oct. 8 in Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church and the recep-
ton for members of the two
families will follow in the
Willem home.
The bride, who is being much
feted as her wedding day draws
near, viii be attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. L. e. Shannon, as matron
of honor and Miss Betty Ander-
son as maid of honor. The two
bridesmaids win be Miss Mar
earet Larsen and Miss Mary Kath-
crime Hager, while tapers will be
lighted by Miss wyona Diemer and
Miss Virginia Welker.
Mr.. Borhek has asked Mr.. Will
lam Kunigk to be his best man.
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Assembly Day Tea Is Planned
By Tacoma Girl Scouts
Affair Sept. IT VIII Give Those Interested in
Scouting an Opportunity to Meet New Director

Highly anticipated is the annual Assembly Day tea OF the
Tacoma Girl Scouts which will be held Sept q at Weyer
hauser hall in the YW.CA from to o'clock Mrs. B. E.
Buckmaster Tacoma commissioner will welcome the guests
The theme of the program will be he Girl Scout
of Today-the Woman of Tomorrow" which will be Illus
traed by series of tabeaux showing the caryover value
of the different program fields of Scout activity into mature
life.
This pageant has been written by Mrs Homer Hartwch
who will be assisted in its production by Mrs Hugh Rosen
Mrs Harold Mann and Mrs. Roderic Ozendam. Mrs. John
x...ur oadth H. crixt
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v. F. W. Auxiliary
Plans Card Party

Mrs. John Mariana. president OF
Ray C. Roberts auxiliary, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, has appointed
Mrs. William Dusell, senior vice
president, chairman of the first
social affair of the fall term which
will be a card party Wednesday
evening at Normanna hall. All
members and friends are invited
with playing TO start at $50.
Many favors will be awarded for
high and low scores. Refreshments
will follow.
Those assisting Mrs. Dusell are
Mrs. Arthur Holman. prizes; Mrs.
AL ]. Courneau. refreshments; Mrs.
Frank Mariana, reservations, and
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day evening.

Mesdames Pearl Dunn, A. Z. Hof-
stad, Ralph Alden, Pearl stra-
chan, Arthur Robinson, William
Buechler, r. D'Olivio and Miss
Muriel Robinson. Reservations may
be made by calling Mrs. Frank
Mariana, MA 1881, or Mrs. Ar
thur Holman, MA 2973.
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Corona Anderson
Is Entertained
Seattle Party Friday; Mrs.
HesIy Hostess Also

There is much interest here
and in Seattle in the coming
marriage. Sept. %, of Miss
Corona Sydney Anderson and
Mr.. Richard Carlson and
among the charming affairs
in her honor in Seattle was
the bridge and supper party
for which Mrs. Robert j.
Denney and Mrs. Rinaldo Kea-
sal, jr., entertained at Mrs.
Denney's home on Friday eve
ming.
Miss Anderson In the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
Anderson and II is In the family
home she and Mr.. Carlson will re-
peat their nuptisl vows with the
Rev. Arthur Bell officiating.
Mrs William Healy. who will be
the brides only attendant, Is en-
PERTAINING Mt bridge luncheon for
Miss Anderson Mt the University
club on Monday afternoon at ]
o'clock.
The party In Seattle was a sur
prise kitchen shower with pretty
bridal appointments being used on
the table for the late supper hour
which followed bridge.
Guests were Mrs. Joseph Long,
IT,. Mrs. Lawrence Turnbull. Mrs.
f. e. Bare, jr.. Mrs. William Hcaly,
Mrs. Deane Pettibone of Renton,
Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mrs. Amos
Hall, Mrs. Leroy Jacobsen Of Sc
attic. Mrs. Robert Anderson tHer-
mic Herron). Mrs. C. +. Taylor,
Mrs. Sydney Anderson, mother OF
the bride-eleet. Mrs. Charles Tay-
lor, IT., Mrs. John C. Taylor, Mrs.
Kenneth Shaw.
Mrs. Healy's guests will be Mrs.
Robert Denney of Seattle. Mrs.
Joseph Long, jr., Mrs. Lawrence
Turnbull. Mrs. Robert Anderson,
Mrs. Deane Pettibone OF Renton.
Mrs. Sydney Anderson, Mrs. Rinal-
do Keasal, jr., of Seattle, Mrs. f,
L. Bare, jr., and Mrs. Kenneth
Shaw.
Topaz Circle. N. O. W.. viii
have a special meeting on Monday
afternoon at / o'clock in the Ply
THAN temple. There will be an
election.
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Chapman Will read the scrip.
Mrs. Philip slayden is general
chairman for the afternoon and
will conduct a forum when lead
ership problems. committee func-
lions and general questions con-
corning Scouting will be discussed.
Mrs. Nj. A. Thompson. local direc-
tor, will lead the group-singing of
Scout songs.
Tea will be served with Mrs. Roe
Shaub. chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Harold Enger and Mrs. George w.
Clark.
Mrs. c. ID. Gordon, president OF
the intermediate Leaders associa-
ton, is chairman of registrations.
Mrs. Louis Love. organization
chairman, will display program
material for the three age groups.
All adults in Girl Scouting and
interested friends are invited for
an afternoon of information and
inspiration. II is an opportunity
to meet the new director, Mrs
NJ. A. Thompson. and the local
council district committee mem
bers and leaders. Following this
meeting. a basic course for al
adults in Girl Scouting viii be
given Oct. i and 3 at 10 a. m. IN
the Girl Scout office.
A leadership training course for
Brownie and intermediate leaders
will begin Oct. s and continue or
Tuesdays and Thursdays for thres
weeks.
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Open House for
Distinguished Visitors

While visiting IN Tacoma, Mr.
and Mrs. Volta Benes and Mr..
and Mrs. Kozel will be the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Krutsky.
Open house will be held Satur-
day evening.
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Destiny auxiliary. B'nai Birth,
viii entertain at 9 demonstration
luncheon on Tuesday al noon in the
Broadmoor. Bridge and nah long
will follow. Mrs. N. J. Friedman
is the chairman and on the COM
mittee will be Mrs Morris Kleiner.
Mrs. 3. Rome. Mrs. J. karp snc
Mrs. D. Carrick.
Mothers Club. kesfor Chapter,
De Molsy. will meet Monday eve
ming at 7:30 in the South Tacoma
Masonic temple. Mrs H. Meyers
win preside Plans for a rum
mage sale viii be made Mrs
Anton Carlson Is hostess chair
man and is assisted by Aesdame'
r. l. Mcneil. II. A Hanson "
A. Harris and 7. r Aenegan-
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Nuptials Read
By Taper Light
Miss Burt. Mr.. Flippin Take
Vows Fridsy Evening

In candlelight before an
improvised altar of autumn
leaves and bronze chrysan-
themums at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Burt, Miss Charlotte Wini-
fred Burt became the bride
of Mr.. Harry Ivan Flippin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Flippin. The Rev. F. D. Tib-
bits read the ceremony at
s o'clock.
Wearing a smart street length
dress of wine velvet with girdle Of
flowers outlined in gold thread, the
bride was given in marriage by her
father. Her wedding flowers were
orchids.
Miss Marjorie Burt attended the
bride and wore a cocoa brown dress
Win a OA1ak Va ottAAaEs MI =
Floyd Flippin was the best man.
Mrs. Burt wore a brown ensem-
bic with gold trim and a corsage
of talisman roses and bouvardia.
The bridegroom's mother wore a
black dress with lace trim and had
a similar corsage.
Autumn leaves decorated the
home and on the collation. table
small yellow ehrysanthemums were
used. The brides cake was cut by
Miss Phyllis Butsch and assisting
at the table were Mrs. Frank Hop
kins and Mrs Les Bishop.
To her wedding costume the
bride added a matching hat anC
a grey fur coat with other acces.
SORES Of black. After their wed
ding trip to Yellowstone Mr.. ans
Mrs. Flippin viii be at home a
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The 7. w. c. A. again sponsors
the eagerly anticipated series of
book talks by Junia Todd Hallen
on October IA. IS and November
u. Mrs. Arthur Green Is general
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Fay
Mace for A. A. u. w. Mrs. Els
worth c. Power for the Woman's
club. Mrs. M. c. Edwards for the
Junior Woman's club. Mrs. c. Z.
Keil for Bethany Presbyterian
church circle, Mrs. w. f. Dickson
for the Sherman Triangle. Mrs. A.
L. Wescott for the Jason Lee Tri-
angle. Mrs. Elmer Peterson for the
Washington Triangle, and mem
hers of the Y. w. c. A. board.
Triangle programs will begin
with the first meeting OF the
Washington Triangle in the home
Of Mrs. winfred Price on Septem-
Der 26th. Mrs. Elmer Peterson is
the new chairman. Sherman Tri-
angle reelected Mrs. w. Il. Dick
man as chairman, Jason Lee Tri-
angle chose Mrs. A. u. Wescott,
and Lincoln-G ault announces Mrs.
Paul Pearson as it's chairman for
this year.
Y-Ed club for business girls and
Thursday Night Girls club for in
dustrial girls hold their opening
meetings on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings Of next week. Girl
Reserves are off TO a good start
In their nine clubs in senior and
Junior high schools. The Health
Education department Is making
several new and attractive offers
this fall which are worth looking
into.
During the summer months the
Y. w. c. A. building committee
-s'ith brush and needle has bright
sned up the club room and Weyer-
haeuser hall. Women In the COM
munity are invited to visit the
Y. w. c. A. and use its facilities
The members of this committee
are Mrs. e. d. Hodge. chairman.
Mrs. Frank T. Beers. Mrs. p. r.
Fehlandt. Mrs. George F. Frank
lin, ST., Mrs. A. r.. Gardner. Mrs
Elmer Hayden and Mrs. Guy
Pierce.
Under the able direction Of Mrs.
L. L. Lamb, the tea room Under
the Elm" is ready TO serve individ-
uals and groups.
For further information con-
eerning the program and services
of the Y. w. c. A., stop in at the
7. w. c. A. or phone BR 41s1.
Past Guardians club Of Tacoms
circle, N. O. W., will meet Thurs.
day evening at the home OF Mrs
Cyrus Smiley, SIG SO. sad st. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Gertrude
Layton. The meeting will be con
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TaImud Torah Auxiliary
Plans EVENING Party

Mempers or the buuirs auxiffsry
of Talmud Torah congregation are
sponsoring a card and NAH jongg
party Sunday evening at $40
o'clock in vestry rooms Of the
synagogue. Favors will be awarded
and midnight supper will be
served.
Chairman of the committee for
the evening is Mrs. S. J. Farber.
She will be assisted by Mrs. H.
Dobry. Mrs. Samuel Friedman and
Mrs. Jack Bender.
Trainmen's auxiliary. Phoenix
lodge No. ga, will hold its regular
meeting at the Odd Fellows tenn
pie on Saturday evening at 7:30
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outfits popular loco
ceremonies the post fortnight
onsOo they leave
MT ond s
PotIond Center Mrs Roy W. wonders Pic
terof
W. W. Wonders of Tocono on Sunday afternoon IN Long
view
Mrs. photographed they down the se OF In
PreNte
Portland Mrs.
ondM Dod ODonneI
we'd in
The
rhlsbond theo of Mr. ondM Mrs Yukert
-oo"d fh"Haph !" by
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Y. W. c. A. Board Announces Plans
For Annual Autumn Program
settins-Up Conference VIII Open Activities Monday
Mrs. HsIen VIII Be Presented Again This Season

The board of directors of the Y W. C. A. its
program for fall The board and committee MEMBERS other
volunteer leaders and members will meet Monday Sept
80 from 10 till for "setngup conference. The aim of
the conference better understanding the Y W. c. A.
and its program.
The Friday program of Leisure Time classes will start
October 4h under the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Theodore
These classes offer opportunity to keep abreast
of the times events literature and learn
skls in handcraft, homemaking, and recreation.
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Fern HIN PIT. A. win hold .
meeting on Tuesday at $50 Rev.
Arthur s. Bell will speak on En-
nehing Spiritual Life"
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Corinthisn chapter. o. y. s.. VIII
meet Monday at 8 o'clock in Will
lam p. Dougherty hall. No. 3sth
and Cheyenne There will be q
Cake Walk" after the meeting.
Mrs. c E Morton. chairman OF
the ways and means COMMITTEES, IS
N charge Of arrangements. A late
supper will be served.
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Past Guardians club of Tacoma
circle, N. O. W., will meet Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mrs.
CYRUS Smiley, SIG so. sad st. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Gertrude
Layton. The meeting will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Harry Ritter.
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Clubs

Olympic Rebel<ah lodge will hold
a card party at the I. o. o. T.
temple on Friday evening at $50.
Military whist will be played. Mrs.
e. North is chairman for the cards,
and Mrs. w. Vedder is chairman
for the supper. A short business
meeting at 8 o'clock will precede
the party. Mrs. J. Humphrey viii
preside.
Nareissus chapter, o. r. =. VIII
entertain Pierce county's Matrons
and Patrons and Associate Matrons
and Patrons on Thursday at
Orting.
Willard w. C. T. Z. will give q
luncheon on Tuesday at 1880 al
the home Of Mrs. John Eide, 5041
So. X. Mrs. B. F. Carothers will
assist the hostess. At O'Clock
Rev. Elmer o. Paulson will give
the Scripture lesson and Mrs
William Berg will sing.
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Topaz Circle. N. o. W.. will
have a special meeting on Monday
afternoon at / o'clock in the Ply
THAN temple. There will be an
election.