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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
The ID e m ocratic keynote
speech, delivered by W. A. Rich
mond, will be found on page s.
was 10 bring In a report
recommending expulsion from
the convention Of known Com
munists. Whether this would
inspire a floor battle remained

inspire a floor battle remained
to be seen.
Only business Of the convention
transacted before recess was
adoption Of the rules and order
committees report. During this
discussion it was made clear the
unit rule" would not be employed.
County Chairman Hans johnson
presided prior to election Of a
permanent chairman.
Ed Carroll, Wenatchee, state
committeeman. spoke to advocate
election OF delegates to the state
convention yakima, June 49,
who will support Roosevelt for Il
third term, without second
choice"
He asked that there be no at
tempt to carry out "purges' with
in the party.
"Gabe" Gabrielson, lanky candi-
date for governor from Clark
county. appealed to the convention
to go on record for adjustment OF
the states code system of govern
ment.
Its cock-eyed," he said. ut
makes our governor an abso-
Lutte dictator - and we see
enough of that In Europe"
Harlan McChord was appointed
parliamentarian
Invocation was by Rev. II. n.
Engelbrecht, pastor of Zion Luth-
eran church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Small Group
OF Allies
Hold Off Foe
Handful of Troops
Writes Glorious
Page in History

LoNDoN---A handful Of intrepid
British and French soldiers and
marines. holding of German
army from the moated citadel Of
Calais. wrote = gloriou. page IN
history Saturday ss thcir comrades
at punkirk. 20 miles away. covered
the final phase of embarkation Of
tho allied army Of the north.
The mystery u the status
Of Calais. which the eernsaas
claimed 10 hasr taken long
ago. ass dissipated nv ihe die.
closure that tho british and
French held out undaunted.
and that ROYAL Air Force
planes were dropping them
drinking water. rifle. machine
gun and pistol ammunition and
hand gr~nasic..
In the Dunkirk s~ctor. so small
now that II Is called an entrenched
camp, Gen Viseount cort. com.
handing the British Expeditionary
Force. ON. % the great heroes OF
the last war. was believed In per-
sonai command of the allied force
which stood fast. behind q flooded
line.
Britons asserted jubilantiy
today that tho allied navy had
rescued nearly foUr-fifths VI
the original british Esp~di-
uoanry Force 81 the army II
the north. and TEN. NJ theus-
ards Of their French and Bei-
Kian allies.
The feat Of evaouatipg q great
army estimates of IL numbers
are still widely divergent and based
on unofficial reports or guesscs--
was regarded Ms almost inoredible.
Two forces remained. the
doomed French rear guard
which had been cut Off In tho
Lille pocket. trapped hope
iessiy by ih~ BeIgian kings
submission 10 Adolf Hitler. aud
the Calais garrison.
There at Calais. In a rectangular
area about 800 yards by 400 facing
the s.a. the allied garrison Was
making a fight which inspired all
Britain. fighting eesseiessiy under
choking. binding pail of smoke
from blazing buildings In the town
The story came out when u was
disclosed that Royal Air Force
bomber squadroDs had dropped
water. ammunition and grenadrs
into the citadel Friday
Taking off from EaEiish
fields. the great bsmters osr-
ri~d the water In containers In
their bomb racks. and dropped
II by means Of psrsehuies,
through rifts In tbs dense
smoke clouds.
The British planes swept down
daringiy within so feet Of the elta-
del. dropping their supplies. under
furious German anti aircraft
bombsrdmsnt On. British plans
vas lost. most of the others were
hit several times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Hopes Ship TYpiiies
Spirit OF State

OLYMPIA -- Coy. Clarence ID.
Martin, In letter 10 Rear Adj
miral A. r. Watson Of the Phila-
delphls navy yard. where the y.
=. s. Washington was launched
Saturday. said he hoped the bat
tleship would 'typify and reflect
the loyalty and spirit Of the people
of Washington
The governor promised Admiral
Watson that the stat. would
stand shoulder 10 shoulder with
you against greed. selfishness and
oppression those evil forces
which have the world In arms
across the seas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03

SEATTLE - The Universal Air
craft Corp. said today Il had pur-
chased the stssfman Hammond
alrplsbs factory In San Frsncisco
and will move IL 10 the Puget
Sound area. probably ct tins new
snohomish county airport near
Everett.
The corporation was capitalized
two weeks ago At 81. 900 900 Sale
Of training planes 10 the u. 3.
army and the allies Ia being sought
in Warrington, u. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03

sEATTLE-sheriffs office
held 2l-year-old youth Saturday
on second degree kidnapping ehsrg-
es and sought I2-yesr-old boy
who mas been missing a week
Deputy Sheriff y. A. Shattuek
said the prisoner. William King.
told him he had left the boy. Jack
McDeermid, son Of Mrs. Arleen
King. yesterday somewhere On
Vashon Island in Puget Sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
American Embassy
Aide Held in London

LONDON-The home office an
nounced Saturday that Tyler Kent,
clerk in the American embassy,
had been detained on the orders Of
Sir John Anderson, home minister.
Kent was detained in conse-
quence OF action taken by Ambas-
sador Joseph Kennedy in coopera-
ton with British authorities" it
was announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Train Derailed;; 10
Cars Oil Destroyed

STANDPOINT, Ida FIRE oe
.roved 10 cars of crude oil ana
gasoline after a Great "e a,,.a
,silroad freight train was dersiieo
At Laclede, Is miles west OF mere,
FRIDAY night. The petroleum was
nom fields in Cut Bank MON
The train crew escaped without
injury in the wreck the eause
N which was not Immediately DE-
,.,mined The train was travelling
west from Kalispell, Mont.
A forest service pumper was
rushed from here TO the scene OF
the wreck and was used to bring
thu blaxs under control.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Navy Bombers Plan
Flight to Manila

HONOLULU. T. IA squad
ron Of IA or IS Of the nAyys twin
motored patrol bombsrs will make
mass flight from the Pearl hsr-
Dor base TO Manila. starting Juns
4. il Was reported unoffieislly here
today.
The VP-zs squadron viii be
under command OF Lieut.. Comdr
s n. Ingsrsoll. with personnel
NJ between 50 and 100 officers ana
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Pick New City Clerk

GRAND COELEE - The new
city clerk Of Grand Coulee Is a
woman-Mrs. Ethel r. Clark. Mrs.
Clark was named by Mayor Allen
sprstlin. She will fill the position
of Leonard Olive. who. resigned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Plane Crosh Kills 2

LOS ANGELES "A Douglas
dos transport plane crashed near
municipal airport today and burst
into flames Early police reports
said tao persons we're killed.
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bringing a mandamus action
against the board, but was un-
successful.

The Supreme court today said
the city charter provision applying
In cases of death Of a nominee
docs not place any limitation upon
the right Of the election board" to
substitute the name of the person
receiving the next highest vote.
The court ruled Tennent's
suit, as one coDtesting the title
to the office Of mayor, must
fail for two reason. First, it
was premature because the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03

Harry Cain refused TO make
any comment on the decision.
But, he said, he was looking
forward with pleasure to taking
over his new position Monday.
"Pve got a job to do" Cain
said. He spent the afternoon
playing golf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Dispute Over Taxes
Flares in Congress

WAsHINGTOS--A dispute over
emergency tax methods was break
ing out in congress today.
Specifically il concerned
whether war profits taxes and
brosdened income tax base should
be substituted for the horizontal
increases proposed by administrs-
ton spokesmen.
Anot her possible source Of
trouble was the suggestion Of some
influential legislators that II might
be advisable 10 consider further
raise in rates to yield considerably
more than the present sdministra-
ton goal Of 1856 900 600 q year.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma .,..,.,..,.....A "a OH 200
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term Of office does not begin
until June 8 and second, be-
cause mandamus action was
an improper way to try the
title to office. II held quo
warranto proceedings were the
exclusive remedy for the con-
test of title to public office.
Todays decision was signed by
eight justices, Justice William J.
Millard not participating in the
case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Seattle Loss Seen

SEATTLE 1t YVES estimated
today Sesttles ceEsus would be
bout 1853, 900, approximately
$500 less than the 1890 count
Of 365.5s3.
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Pass in Good Shape
WENATCHEE -

WENATCHEE - District High
way Commissioner John Duff said
today Stevens pass was in good
shape and that traffic should be
directed over il.
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NJ. G. Tennent, learning of
the decision. said he merely
wished to thank those who had
shown loyalty and continued IN
terest in his campaign and the
resulting litigation.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight aod Tuesday.
Temperatures; Nigh. IL. iow, 50.
sun rises, f:is. sets, 1888.
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Fsrocious Moss Aisock Staged
BY Gsrmons In Attempt 10 Win
Back Rridgshsods Nsor Amisns

LONDoN-An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Paris tonight said three waves Of German planes had
bombed several cities In southeastern France inctin1
80 casualties At Lyon.
LoNDON--An Exchange Telegraph dspateh tonight
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In the forests south VI ADDeyie the nixh eommsnaS
said the German air force had successfully
bombed allied troop concentrations.
Allied forces which had held small brdgehead
Lechesne north bank Of the Ardenncs canal had
back the canal 10 the SOUTH the Germans
said
The Valley settler., 1940-11-08

|Lotoat marriages woro 50 Of
 .-e cOowc11 ccG >'i&a .,frcT .o5- 5''rlun2, 9ol~mn1zo1 last Fri e1,- L., FG-.~o-. T.o former boco~o. 5-.3 2r b Q6 2r. .ro1:s r c~* t'-o Tlct tor = v2 her !. nG in ~.<s-,. .~-:.~o Ito Tcc'c GI2r,-, or tho 1o-c 15-ff |. IL yrs 2 G1oH211 wo6G1~~.
The Valley settler., 1940-11-08

in& in plooo Of Frs. A. R. roffitt who is ill.
 Frank 1.cA1l1at3r r2pras9rtia~ the Grain Growers, asked the corr t t5oo to coHsi@oc rec corl1o~3at1on to pur- ches2 en z33qnoto fcaMIH~ mill by the Coop Association. Tn ss much as 1t is . problem Of all fermoes and is consistent with tl1 co9~i t. t-afs action on pure Scod l2~isla- tIen, ,-r. NcAllistor wes au5,0r- iz-G 59 " assrt t1}o rolo.gra12e2d ti0n to tho - te.nusl,e Valley T6 nacrts COoH2re tine As80 ciGtion. ,r. Nl2m appplom9rtod the previous report of pr0@rosa of pool comri U too with f1~urcs on actual costs of ho1@1tn~ potato2s unS5r local con5itIoos. Tn ,2orttn~ for Pure S3od Commit toe, Howard Eatollo nocd letter from . A . Davidson, Gre in end Seed Division, D2ocnt~3,.5 Of A~rl- cU1 tnr~, offorLC~ sur~-sticn8 on drawing up laws portciniag to pur2 sood.
 4 report w~s ~c3a on the progress in s2cGrin~ requests Cnd pormiss oll to rorfor@ t2&ts for 7crcs Diaoc8c. l25 own2ns of cattle havc sicrod to dcto. About Is owners romoln to b. contacted.
 f. response from the DUrocu of Agricnl tura1 Economies was read,
The Valley settler., 1940-11-08

ut he will f4nE t,la | ..o.a, -,a of 'ela n-,ra1:-- stcff 5.rd ovc2 2r. :. c.-9 tr- '2c77 to'.-r1 or e--.>it.or- al roaroaa l6Lliti2a during ahtonco. 2sporta fror. 5'.s val1o : 5-to t'2@t all oc tho ID :..s oG y'1o .uns4c~ sta out o2o @-.5 now r0n"l d.
The Valley settler., 1940-11-08
7GPO7T OF LAND USE PLANNING C01TlITTE7 MEETING OF
 UOV7TFER

Yrs. Geol -ricE2on rapoesonted the o@9n' Is Actir1tie& ~-o",'p ct t'1a Lan3 rso Plaa.,5ne Corn, ttso m3et- ire in plooo Of ITS. A. R. roffitt who is ill.
The Valley settler., 1940-11-08

.UlST.fG GTATF HIT BY DIHnS
 e 2IPIo T. VAIL r4-,a4o1 hen Or. ;. .arl Elhrec&5 .,. turns to r lr:ar from h1s v2cataa1 i the atot tos, 70 will fed tic Coop @0a.n1t"l carrying on 121oa $ 1t wcs hocoro he left for : ss 03-5sldo the 1chos ard nGIca Of valley rJSIdonts s.Qd sxea<,1.,-, 'ero-1or Ii, 6a oa[ lciontly and a2t1&". 1or- fly und13' G'e3 a ele direction of Dr. t.l'rna tro~~.
The Valley settler., 1940-11-08

f. response from tho bureau of Agricul tUrc1 Economies was read, acl1now1odginc tA3 request for mar kot surveys by the bu@oau on& sig- nifying the t thoso sub jocts will be fur thor developed with Director Aldroyd whilo h. is in Washington D. c.
 A lottor wos rscd from D3mocre tic
 fcontinuod on Pago 2)
The Valley settler., 1940-11-08

; $ son GG ,a.,. tor
 so ton 1c 1,ov ho .a~'c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Peace Council Meets
thursday: New Officer

The Women's Council for Peace
viii meet Thursday In Emerson
hall, 1909 Broadway. for their
regular 1890 sandwich luncheon.
At l:30 the new president. Mrs.
Frank Otis. viii conduct a business
meeting. Other officers named at
a recent session of the peace group
are Mrs. Karl Fredenberg. vice
president. Mrs. Hazel Petersen.
secretary. Mrs. May McCallum.
treasurer. Mrs. Henry Adrak, pro-
gram chairman. Mrs. Maude ~.
Richard. publicity and correspond
ence. Mrs. George Bellamy. mem
bership. Mrs. Carson Anderson.
social. Mrs. Aargery =. Smith
win report regularly on national
legislative news and Ars. Jessie
3. Ksstner on international events.
Mrs. Otis invites all women in
terested in the cause Of peace 10
meet with the council on Thurs
day
On the afternoon program the
Rev. Leila y. Coombs Of the
Church of Truth vii speak on
The Struggle for Peace" Mrs.
nargery Smith Will report on
legislative news from the national
ca pitol and prs Jessie ~. ksstnsr
viii speak on International affairs.
Mrs. Andrsk has arranged N. pro-
gram for the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Fort Lewis Officer
Takes Bride in East

The ever growing colony Of
young married officers at Fort
Lewis will be added to in the ar
rival soon Of 1t. Wilson Dudley
Coleman and his bride from New
York City. Their marriage was
solemnized on Friday In St
Luke's Lutheran church there.
The bride Is the former Miss Alice
Louise Moeller. daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. Nicholas Moellcr. and
1t. Coleman the son of Mrs. VIII
lis Prague Coleman OF Washing
ton. ID. c.. and the late Col. Cole
man of the U. s. A.
Bridal attendants were Miss
Constance Moeller. Mrs. ID. Il.
Crittenden, Miss Else seringhsus
and Miss Ruth Griffin. 1t. Cole
man was attended by 1t. Ben
jamin w. Halves of Fort Mead,
Md. and ushers were LIS. r.. /.
Davis. A. l.. Ashman, and J. A.
Hill.
1t. Coleman and his bride are
coming west on their wedding
trip, following which they will be
stationed at Fort Lewis after July
20 where he In in the 6sth Tnfan-
try End Battalion. recently ordered
70 this section Of the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Carnival Time
AT Woodbrook
Hunt Club Anticipates
Social Time This Evening

It's carnival time tonight
at Woodbrook Hunt club and
the committee in charge has
planned a pay party for the
evening in the pretty little
clubhouse on the prairie S
which is this season to be a
focal point for monthly social
affairs through the summer.
Mrs Joseph II. Gilpin, the hunt
club president, is planning the
affair, the first of its kind to be
given. Mr.. William F. James, jr,.
secretary of the Washington State
Racing Commission. will be present
to speak on Racing Control in
Washington"
Mr.. James will be heard at s
o'clock. organized games follow
ing. Refreshments will be sold
-the-bar" in true carnival
style.
Among those assisting Mrs. Gil
pin with the plans are Mrs. J. T..
Mathews, Miss Edith Henry. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Barry, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ryan, Mr.. William PROXY and Mrs.
Arthur Rust.
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Mrs. Fanshier Honors
Miss Marjorie Holman

For the pleasure of Miss Mar
jorie Holman, bride-to-be of Mr..
Jack Fanshier, Mrs. T. B. Fan
shier. mother of the prospective
bridegroom, entertained recently
at a miscellaneous shower at her
apartment in the Miller. The
bride-elect is the daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Bernt Holman.
Guests were Mesdames Eliza
beth Ripper. c. L. Mann, Ann
Slater, S. Mcneil, William Hollo-
way. B. Hickman. Clarence Sang
ster, Harry Wessmann, Ray OAR
ling, Charles Bailey, ]. w. Green
law, Wayne Fanshier Of Seattle,
Ray Fanshier of Seattle. Olaveson
of North Dakota, Misses Stella
Olaveson of North Dakota, Maryls
Darling, Garta Fossum, Dorothy
Bailey, Marjorie Holman and
Beverly Jean Holman.
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Mrs. Miller's guests Wednesday
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Miles.
Mr. and Mrs. Yandle. who aye
motoring up from Hoquiam for the
ceremony. the Rev. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dem
mis- and the members Of the bridal
party-Miss Betty Gene Williams.
Miss Betty Jane Sachtleben of
Bremerton, a cousin of the bride
elect, Miss Sara Jayne Perkins,
Miss Leila Klein OF Hoquiam and
Miss Frances Cunliffe of Seattle
and Messrs. Robert L. Miles. bro
Their of the bride TO be, Harold
Stack. Stewart Spear, and John
Werts. all of Seattle. and Or. John
Walker Of this city.
The wedding will be solemnized
in Raynor chapel of the Annie
Wright seminary at $50 o'clock in
the evening. the Rev. Bell reading
the nuptial vows.
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Saturday Bride-eleci
CompIimenfed

A miscellaneous shower was
given recently in honor of Miss
Margaret Klein. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. a. A. Klein, who will on
Saturday become the bride Of Mr..
Leonard Marcoe, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Marcoe. Hostesses
on this occasion were Mrs. George
Klein and Mrs. Frank Klein. The
vows will be exchanged In Vista
ton church.
Games were played during the
evening with prizes going TO Mrs.
Joseph Hoffman. Mrs Fred Eek
roth. Mrs. Ely. and Mrs. DE
Young
Those present were Miss Irene
Klein. sister Of the bride 10 he,
Mrs Leonard Mafcoe and Miss
Margaret. Mrs. George Eckroth,
Mrs. Ely. Mrs. Wineburger, Mrs.
A. Hewitt, Mrs. John Hoffman,
Mrs Criliey. Mrs. Fred Eekroth,
Mrs De Young and daughter Mel.
lie. Mrs. Waterman. Mrs. Mary
Eckroth. Mrs. ]. J. FroeIich. Mrs
Frank Matt. Mrs Phil Eckroth,
Mrs. Joseph Hoffman. Mrs A.
Hintz. Mrs Hamilton. Mrs
sohmaltz. Mrs Jones. Mrs. Alex
Cailwas and Mrs y. y Sem. Late
supper followed.
Another recent party was given
by Miss Margaret Marcos and Miss
Lillian harcoe. Guests were Mrs
Leonard Hsrcoe. r. Ainsos Edna
Mae and Irene Mae Mareoe. Dor.
othy harcoe. Lorraine Crseper.
Laverne Maroos and Monica ksr-
r1gan.
Daughters of scotia r1inmsgs
sale Friday at ii5 80. 18Th being
announced by Mrs. Sam Martin.
newiy-elected chief daughter Ths
sale will be ar sli.day event.
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Sorority Groups
Will Convene
Miss Hatch, Mis-, Hanson
Hosfesses Wednesday

Although their regular col
lege classes have been closed
for nearly a fortnight, soror-
ity girls Mt the College of
Puget Sound are looking for
ward to summer activities
and on Wednesday evening
two of the groups will meet.
Miss Janet Hatch. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. y, Hatch, i223
No. Cakes. win open her home TO
members of lambda Sigma Chi
sorority at 7 O'Clock. Also con.
vening for the first time this sum
mer will be members of Kappa
Sigma Theta who have been invited
at the same hour To the home OF
Miss Victoria Hansen. daughter Of
Or. and Mrs. John y. Hansen, 2232
West boulevard. Day Island
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Mr.. and Mrs. Overman
Receiving Congratulations

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Overman are
being felicitated on the birth OF
their first child, son, who In TO
be called Larry Irwin. The baby
was born June in Puyallup Cen
ersl hospital. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hundyen OF Ia
coma, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Over
man Of Puyallup. Mrs. overman
was formerly Ruth Hundven Of
Tacoma.
Rising Sun Spirituslist church
will sponsor public card party
Saturday evening At $50 in the
church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Dalhem Luncheon
Planned by Auxiliary

Arrangements are being made
for 1890 luncheon at the Dalhem
Friday afternoon for members of
the ladies auxiliary to the ". A.
L. c. A social hour will follow
luncheon. Mrs. Philip o'Brien,
Mrs. f. c. Newbury and Mrs.
Charles Rubicam will be the host
esses. Reservations are to be made
at Proctor 32s0-W or Main $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

Hanorlns Miss nhsa ols~e whe
10 10 We'd Mr.. Robert Pollock m
Inne "a, Miss pcroshy Slater en-.
tsrtainesi Monday In her home
co.hossess for the evening waa
Miss Janet Alexander uuesss
wsre high school. college and
Rainbow friends ~ the honor
guest
Bridal games WEIR played dur
ing the evening. followed by = ists
supper Pink and whiss rossfuds
In individual enrsaxes msrksd
zach guests place ~ ibs supper
table.
Those present were Mlss o,snn
her mother. Mrs. G w, olsani
Mira John slater. Mrs Eifrsda
Alexander. Missss Marjorie peiin.
Marjorie Wirkens. Inns Madison.
Katherine Clark. Virginia wash
burn. Virginia Nelson. jeanne
stern. Florence Grove. betty
Bicod. Wanda Glliis. Marsisils
Slater and Evelyn nond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Parties Continue for Miss Miles
Bride-to-Be of June 20
Aunis Of risneee Of Mr. YsndIe Plan Affair for
Last Days Before Marriage at Seminary

The few days preceding her marriage June 90 prom
Use to be busy for Miss Evelyn Miles. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Miles. who that date will wed Mr..
Herbert Yandle, of Mr. and Mrs. William Yandle of
Aberdeen
Mrs W. H Miller, aunt of the bride-tobe will enter
tain for her niece Wednesday evening following the wedding
rehearsal her home North American lake On Thurs
day, another aunt Mrs j. c. Dennis, will entertain for
Miss Miles at small luncheon Guests will be Miss Miles
wedding attendants
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

A mas. installation ef officers
% Brcmerten. Everett. Tacoma and
Seattle branches a. the n A v.
will he conducted IN Seattle at the
Civic auditorium. "Wednesday eve.
ming ct $40 n'eleek. Officers 20
the Tacoma group 10 b installed
ar Mrs May Vowel commander;
Mrs lille Johns senior vice cons
mander. strs. Hazel Houss. junior
vice commander. Mrs. A. Joiner.
treasurer. Miss Viola wilson adj
jatant. Mira Walter nrcn<ck. chap
lsln. Mira. Jack Levine and Mrs
John Taylor. color bearers. Mrs
Levine, state ecmmits~ewoman and
Mrs Mae Warden. guard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Welcomed in Tacoma
For Sister S Wedding

Miss Dagny ordahl of Fargo, n
d. arrived in Tacoma Tuesday to
attend the marriage of her sister,
Miss Florence Ordahl, to Mr.. A.
George Mace. jr., Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock in First Luther
an church. She will be the vocal
soloist for the ceremony which the
Rev. o. A. Tingelstad will perform.
On her arrival she was enter
tanned by a few Of the family
members.
The bride-elect will be attended
At her wedding by Miss Frances
Gillespie and Mr.. Mace will be
attended by his brother, DR.. Fay
Mace.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reisen-
berger and their son George were
guests of honor at dinner party
given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Pirie at their home.
The Reisenbergers have been in
Tacoma for the past year and will
return to their home town. Gin
cinnati, Ohio, in the near future.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
f. E. Pugge, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Bas-
nav, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Zatko-
vic, Mr.. Lawrence Bergheim, Mr..
Marvin Annis, and Mr.. James
Pirie, jr.
Cards were played during the
evening.