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Evening star., 1940-05-28
Marriage License
Applications

Edmund Bache, 38, BogaluSa. La, and
Mildred Davis; 81. Beaumont Tex; the
John W. Mumaw. 2s. 1924 Mass. ave.
nv and Rose M; Kro7ley: s2; 12o5 12o5
Paul Sa i ss ss sss hsS ecn Gsaasa s GCe
and Emma L. Salser. 20. 1900 18th st.
g.. Arlington. va. the Rev. william s.
Abernethy.
Charles W. clayton, 80. 51a7 Illinois ave.
tage City, Nd; the Rev. Z. B. wilcox.
Luther sns 4 herman IL Y.Sea sone coa1 wa
Manor, Nd: the Rev. Byron c. Rich
Wilbur YallSy; e. 1870 -sa ssh St; It, nv and
the Rev. Robert M. williams.
st. NV. and Edith p. Matthews. "A.
S714 Marseun Ct. NV; the Rev. Frank
Francis +. Mooty. jr.. %. 4o5 Mass. ave.
nv. and Josephine L; Rizzo, 10, 733
Guido Palma, ma so' @ seehester. % n. = 7. Dsaei and
Ellen A. Horn, 80, Pittsford. N. Y; the
Rev. Henri J. Wiesel.
Ss %sayer 50 o. sss Morton st. aha na annie the
Rev. William D. Jarvis.
Joseph Z. Bruno 81. Randolph pl. ne,
and Pauline L; Barton, 20, 194l Lincoln
Charles w. Carines, %. Baltimore, Md.
and Frances 8. Rcsenbusch. q. 1909
homas SS,a + Smith H 'as g. seS sas Eaas SShn rssn K
20, both Of 1903 9th st. NV: the Rev.
Arthur c. Lanier, SO, 1879 st. NV. and
Bota de Labarthe. ~ Paris. France; the
Merrill c. Wiley rs. 1913 K st NV. and
Hazel M; Myers: %; Colchester. III; the
Charles r. Findlay. rs. 2001 I st. NV,
and John Katherine Scott, 90. Lynch
burs Va; the Rev. Peter Marshall.
John A. Gilmore. 80: New York City, and
Rev. Oliver ]. Hart.
Robert z: Deal 81, Hickory. N. C., and
anna am r L, Joyner a,, % EmDoria. Va; the
nv: and Eshel c. Lynch. s2'i 81. s'c Cabin in
John, Nd; the Rev. Charles W, Endres:
Dorothy L. Brooks. p. 1875 N. H ave
.,t. NV; the Rev: J. Harvey Durham.
Albert and II MsSe ssrasus 5r A. gsthssds Md
st. NV. the Rev. E. L. Buckley.
Esi., Edth Keller; =, New York City, Judse dee
Lois 4, Radermsn, Is: ia Bryant t st.
ne: ne: the Rev. Reginald H Stone.
Anna se Rees q Is SS sSS1 Mass S. ave. ave. nW sad
Richard L. carver. 20. 45o Ky. ave. Sc,
saa asseP tse Rev. eFqnlfy X Rsy 90 liz KY ave-
Whitmore NJ smale. 80, 1923 NJ H. ave.
NV; and Helen NJ. Spooner. 3s. Dupont
R,Cmoso Circle Apt; + the Rev EDDY I. Ford:
NV, and Mathilds F. Golubsky. 90. 1925
Conn. ave. NV; the Rev. John B. Arsaut
John K. Pickens. %. Mclean. N. Y, and
Gladys K. Kitchens, 26, Magnolia, Ark;
the Rev: James Shera Montgomery.
Philip T. Downs. %. $40 Allison st. NV
and Sarah L. Lyle, 10, s15 Mass. ave.
ne: the Rev. John B. Roeder
Robert Turner, 80, 1858 corcoran st NV.
and Eythel L. Cunningham. 25. Tulop,
Miss; the Rev. E. c. Smith
Withheld p Hamlette, "a. 603 Acker st,
ne. and Georgianna E. Hunter. ~,
south Orange, N. j.. the Rev. E. L.
Leonard Wigglesworth. "a. 1912 9th st.
NV, and Mollie Locket. ~ 1909 @
St. Sc; the Rev. M. Galloway
Hsckley E. Woodford, IS, Howard Uni
versity; and Mary I. Steele, 81, Cochi-
tuate' Mass; the Rev. Howard Thurman.
George Schanklin, 81, 3615 St NV,
and Mary Davis. So Arlington, Va:
the Rev. Ernest Gibbs.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Cancellation Terms
IN IreatiesC Cited
As Brakes on War
Boltic American Society
Hears Dr.. Wright
Of CuthoIic U.

Existence of treaties with 81
MISUNDERSTANDING all of the bellig-
erent countries-providing for per-
manent international commissions
of conciliation to settle disputes is
the best means Of keeping this
country out Of the present war.
This was the opinion Of DR.. Herbert
Wright. professor of international
law at Catholic University and q
permanent member of the Latvian-
American Cancellation Commission,
who addressed members Of the
Baltic American Society of Wash
ington last night at the Interna-
tional Student House. 1708 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Signers Of such treaties, he said,
agree not to declare war or begin
hostilities until the conciliation COM
mission has submitted its report,
which would be filed within q year.
The United States might have
entered the last war against Great
Britain nearly year and q half
before our actual declaration Of war
against Germany, he said. British
violations of United States neutral
ity at that time might have turned
the balance of governmental opinion
but for the existence of such a treaty
with England" DR.. Wright stated.
No treaty calling for conciliation
commissions was in effect with Ger
many then, although the United
States since the war has signed q
treaty with the Third Reich, he said.
I'VE hear much OF the many vio-
lations Of treaties today. Yet for
every such violation of pacts there
are thousands of instances of settle
ment through international law.
We seldom hear of these" the
speaker said.
THE United States places a great
faith In these commissions, judging
from the personnel of each group"
he said, pointing out that in WASH
ington alone there were a number
of conciliation members, including
Finnish Minister Procope and the
British Ambassador, Lord Lothian.
This country has taken a leading
role in establishing Cancellation
Boards, beginning with the pioneer
work OF William Jennings Bryan in
1914, the speaker explained.
DR.. Ellis Haworth, professor of
science at Wilson Teachers College
and president of the Baltic Amer
ican Society, introduced the speaker
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7. N. c. A. Secretaries
Conclude Session

Program planning and other Y.
M. G. A. problems were discussed
at the annual meeting Of the Met
ropolitan City General Secretaries
Conference, which was concluded
yesterday in the Mayower Hotel.
Conference delegates consist of
general Y. N. G. A. secretaries from
cities with populations of 100000
and more.
Leonard w. De Cast, general sec
retary Of the Central Y. M. c. A.
here, represented the latter organ
ization. Nineteen general secre-
taries, including two from Canada,
attended the conference. On Sun
day afternoon the. group was re-
ceived by Mrs. Roosevelt at the
White House.
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Service Orders
NAVY.
NAV ]
RIYREAu m Ma

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Penn. Capt. Albert n. from New York to
Charleston. 8. c.
Benson. comdr. Francis W.. from 11th
Naval District to U. 8. 3. Milwaukee.
Booth. 1t. Charles T., II. from Cambridge
to Patrol Squadron IA.
Cooper. Il. Clifford g.. from Patrol Squad
ron IS to o. 8. 8. Ranger.
Cromwell. 1t. Francis T., from Norfolk to
Patrol Squadron "a.
Rigsbee, 1t; Everett p. IT,. from Anacostia
to Patrol Squadron A.
Bettens, 1t. q. 81 Warren J.. from y. o. B..
Wasp to o. 8. 8, Omaha.
VAUGHAN. Il. q. - James J.. from q. o. b.
Salt Lake City to Patrol Squadron 23.
DENTAL CORPS.
DIEGO to U. 8. s. Relief
Bowers, 1t. q. T. Aaron N, from Annapolis
to U. 8. 8. Erie.
SUPPLY CORPS.
Hill, 1t. Comdr. Howard N, from San
Pedro to U. 8. 3. Antares.
House. 1t Comdr. Charles r., from U. 8. 8.
Nashville to San Diego.
Almsren. 1t. Charles E.. from Annapolis
to U. 8. 8. Nashville
Freeberg, 1t. Sidney A., from Mine Divi-
sion to Norfolk
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Deaths Reported

say Eaey I Wstson WHsTs 81 go lss SOS Tsds e. e. me-
John John Kennel: 79. Gallinser Hospital.
Msrss2es 'ESa Esnahan an f. dso1sstown ssa st. Hos
s.ms: TsHS sHs@aao TO- g. ssas a.5IHs so;
Mary M < sehuly: 90, 11s MASSACHUSETTS ave
Eottie NJ stsphens 81. 81 s1s Ga n &. & st.
Haven Metcalf. e5. Adams Mil and i'kinr: Kim
Alice 3; Leyay, 81: wardman Park Hotel.
Emma Emma NJ Ewald. 81 500 Oneida pl;
Gladys 3 Miles: 40: Providence Hospital.
Ella J. Miller, IS, 511e New Hampshire
Martha P. Bright, 70, St. Elizsbeth's
Ssnss F|ssss fs g. ss,s!s HosRs
Helen E. Panasopoulous so. 212 5th st.
Nora Barry Stevens. So s'brev Hospital.
James James + II sTaISett: s.; sssS Wisconsin ave: ave:
Samuel H REYNOLDS. tS II. oovernmentt m Miet
James Miller 81. Gailinser Hospital. I'''"''
Infant German: sibley Hospital.
Infan. Infan. Fssnks Franks eeTIoyidenee HOSPITAL.
.HIant DutrOW, SlDley Hospital.
Infant Trogden. Gallineer HOSPITAL
Anna E. Wormlev. SO, 935 Westminster st
William s. Glascoe. IS, st. Elizabeth's
Jesse +. Simmons. e5. 111o 9Th st. Sc.
luther une Smith Smith 81. 1544 eanS anSmas 81 ST.
Mary Sterling. 46. Home for Aged and
Thomas Nixon. 81. Gallinger HOSPITAL.
William Watson. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
infant Allen Handan GallinRer Hospital.
Infant Richard Peare Children's Hospital.
Infant Ernest r. Chase. Freedmen's Hos
1nfans H1sl' mcc,epdon Garfield uo,n,t.,
Infant Doe. Potomac River
Irfent Edley Freedmen's Hospital.
Emily Morrell 90. 4421 Jay st. ne
Leah Henderson, 70. 425 Ard st. ne.
ouesnie Locke, 72. st. Elizabeths Hos
phoebe Jackson. 50, eso3 st.
Eta Anderson. 45, Gallineer Hospital.
David Gamble 81 -Freedmen's hospital
Henry p Nelson. 1S. Gallinger Hospital.
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william and Evelyn James. boy.
John and 6allie Jennings boy.
Morris and JuanitA Young, boy.
Mckinley and Essie Edley, boy.
william and lottie Pearson, girl.
Tat and Hhelie Aoye. girl.
Eugene and !yelyn Swami. boy.
Cuther snd. Rernice Martin, boy.
Miuiam Apd Ruthella McDume. boy.
Henry and Elizabeth Jefferson, girl.
Ioeeph and Evelyn Holly, girl.
Robert ana 1retha Bowman, girl.
Barnard snd 1arnice Brown, sirl.
Hamilton and Christine Butler, boy.
John and Cleo Deal. boy.
James and Juanite Lancaster. boy,
Webster and HiMa Morgan, giri.
James and Delta Byrd. boy
George and Lena Combs. boy.
George and Bernice Epps, girl.
Joseph r, and Evelyn Matthews boy.
Samuel and Ydna Wallace, boz.
Nathaniel and Mildred Worthinston. girl.
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US. Officials to Address
Management Society

The Washington Chapter Of the
Society for Advancement of Man.
agement will hear three talks at q
dinner meeting at the. Y. w. c. A.
at $50 O'Clock tonight on the SUBJ
ject Executive Methods for Get
ting Results From Training"
Speakers will be Arthur S. Flem-
ming, member Of the Civil Service
Commission; John j. Corson, direc-
for Bureau Of Old-Age and Sur
vivors' Insurance of the Social Sc
curity Board, and Milton S. Eisen-
hover, director of information, De-
partment of Agriculture.
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Loraest Bruss Casts

BOULDER CITY, New. R.-Two
30-foot bronze figures ornamenting
Boulder Dam are considered the
largest single bronzes ever cast.
though the ancient Chinese made
larger figures by piecing them to-
gether. The winged figures were
created by the Norwegian-born
sculptor, Oskar j. w. Hansen.
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Births Reported

Joseph and Rose Ackerman, boy.
Edward and Ruth Bartholomew. boy.
Alton and Grace Henderson, girl.
James and Pattie Newberry, boy.
Edward and Dora Lonsinser, boy.
George and Bernice Tippett boy.
William and Amy Sowders, girl.
Richard and Ethel Atwell, girl.
Joseph and Evelyn Beeler, jr. eirl
yohn and Margaret McCloskey, boy.
JACK and Pauline Jett. boy
Charles and Frances Schiegel, girl.
William and Virginia Townsend. siri
Emory and Florence Wallinesford. eirI.
Frank and Viola Allen. boy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Couple Complimenied
AT Surprise Party

Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Brooks. who are leaving the latter
part Of the month for Olympia.
where they viii make their new
home, a surprise party was given
Saturday evening. The affair was
arranged by Mrs. J. y. Clark and
Mrs. c. s. Nen During the eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks were
presented with q gift for their
home.
Cards were played and supper
was served later. Guests were
Messrs. and Mesdsmes L. Holllng-
en-, J. y. Clark. c. S. HefS. T. Coop
er, J. X. Smith. C. Stsrnes. @.
Hamill. =. Parks. A. c. Smith, II.
2. Ramsdell, DIR. and Mrs. o. @.
Button. Mrs. X. Lingerman. and
the guests Of honor.
women's guild Of 0rxce Evan
gellcAl Lutheras church viii meet
wednesday for IL 80 luncheon at
the home Of Mrs. Monroe Bloom.
1929 No Fife. Regular business
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Hosts for Comedy
Are Chosen
Drama leseuers in Resdi-
ness for "Ah Wilderness"

A period play done in a roll
licking manner is what first
nighters and subsequent au-
diences will find at the Little
Theater off Carr street when
the curtains open on Eugene
O'Neill's "Ah Wilderness"
May % to 25. The comedy is
being directed by Mrs. Cecil
Fuller.
Stage manager, DR.. Homer
Hartwich, and his crew, in
Guiding Otto Wilde, Delbert
Caldwell and AL Drahold have
worked out the many scene
changes with smoothness and
speed. William Barnes is in
charge of lighting.
Mrs. Preston Onstad, assisted by
Mrs. Hugh Rosellini, Miss Betty
Montgomery and Miss Martha
Buckley, properties committee, and
Mrs. ]. w. Snowman, with her
committee on costumes Mrs.
Henry Loren and Miss Janet Davis
have unearthed many authentic
treasures of 40 years ago. These
quaint costumes and old-fashioned
home furnishings are both delight
full and amusing and set the tempo
of the play.
Mrs Harold Mann announces the
following members as hosts and
hostesses for the four-day run.
Wednesday, Mr.. Abner Bergersen,
door host, assisted by Mrs. H. L.
Monzingo, and ushers, Misses Lor-
raine Alexander and Margaret
Tilley. Thursday. Mr. Harold
Mann, with Mrs. Edwin Clark, and
ushers, Mrs. Russell Anderson and
Miss Gladys Piety. Friday, Mr..
William J. McDonagh, door host,
assisted by Mrs. M. X. Norton,
ushers will be Miss Evelyn Maruca
and Mrs. Guy Falskow. Saturday
Mr.. Cecil Fuller at the door with
Mrs. Harold Raehbock, and Mrs.
A. D. Aspinwall and Miss Jane
Lund as ushers.
Admissions are available 70
members upon presentation of
their membership card. Tickets
for others are available at Fraser's,
Rhodes Book Nook, Fishers civic
center. University Union club,
Weisfield & Goldberg. and at the
door of the Little theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Shower Honors
Miss Cory
Mn. Brools ard 0sushssr,
Enssrssin Tor erids- EJECT

First Of the bridal showers
to be given In honor Of Miss
Esther Cory. who win We'd Mr..
Clarence Killing June Is. was
the wash day" shower for
which Mrs. R. W. Brooks and
her two daughters. Mrs. C. l.
Waugh At Portland. Ore. and
Miss Maryjean Brooks. we're
hostesses on Friday evening.
Game. IN keeping with he th<me
Of the party we're played during
ths early evening hours snd ths
hrsde-elect ws. presented vita .
shaver II gifts for her asw heme
Appointments a tn late supper
were siso IN sespiax vita he svs-
nlng's motif.
Quests were Mesdames Harold
Helsermsn. Austin oihhonA wsi-
ter Espeiand. Frank Cary. mother
az the honor gae~f. A. xuFf1uA.
aunt % Ni.. Cory. Norman ksity.
and the Misses Marjosis rsrsland.
Lillian Morisse. Ethel t.uckenhshl.
Phyllis Mitchell and ths bride.
tn-be.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Meeting Scheduled
Wednesday

All Epworth Ladies' Aid circles
will meet Wednesday in the homes
Of members. The schedule is:
Jennie Rees at the home Of Mrs.
c. w. Carter. 612 No. Cakes. for
a luncheon at ! o'clock; Margaret
LeSourd, with Mrs. Edward Fors-
berg, 3003 No. 7th. at 100. Mrs.
Oscar Robson assisting; Phoebe
Maxon, 1880 potluek luncheon at
the home Of Mrs. Ed shannon. 705
SO. Lawrence; Adelins Cornell,
with Mrs. Howard Gardner, TIT
No. Warner st, 1870 potluck
luncheon.
Ladies auxiliary 10 the ]. !. A.
will meet Wednesday al 40 in
the Coliseum Wives Of I. l. A.
members are invited To be present
Carpenterf' union auxiliary will
sponsor a luncheon and card party
at the BroAdmoor a. 1890 Wed
nesday. Ms. Sidney cozins Is the
chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Lime Members TO Camp
At Mount Rainier

Lime club members Of Pacific
Lutheran college will leave We'd
nesday, May 20, for Mt. Rainier
for their annual camping trip.
Under the leadership Of DR.. II. J.
Leraas OF the biology department
these science club members will
study the native plant and animal
life Of Washington.
From their headquarters at
Longmire. clsb members will hike
to Indian Henry camping grounds
to observe the wild life there.
Transportation is being arranged
b. Wesley Gahrio and James
Frederickson. Planning the menus
are Valerie Olson, Lenore Hunt
ington and Alice Gibbs. Camp
equipment is being provided for
by Olaf Sofa and Luther Bengt-
son. The committee chosen to
nominate officers for the following
year includes Dorothy Hackerd,
Goodwin Olson and Lorena Poland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Takolah Girls 10 Install
Tuesday Afternoon

Members of Takolah Girl Re
serves Of Lincoln high school will
meet for an installation and recog-
milton service at $50 Tuesday
afternoon In the garden of Mrs.
Anton J. Vetter's home at 403o
Pacific ave. Mrs. William Leather
wood. advisor OF the group will
welcome the guests. Miss Carol
Hartley. president. assisted by
Miss Shirley Hoheim. chaplain Is
In charge OF the installation and
Miss Emily Spring Is arranging
the recognition. Refreshments
will be served by Misses Mary
Peterson. Doris Ramedes and
Doris Reiman.
New girls 10 be recognized are
Misses Marjorie Rose. Doris Hage-
dorm. Bernice Hagberg. Anna
Eckers. Rayiene Trail. Louise
Ripper. Ruth sandox, Faye Ste
wart, Noreen Tierney. Patty
kirsch. Jean Keller. Lola Bell
Gilbert and Jean Halle.
New officers are Misses Alice
Webb, president; Phyllis Hine.
vice president; Nancy Nelson.
secretary; Rosalie Putnam. treas
urer.
Appointive officers includs
Misses Jean Hallen. Janet Cooper.
Phyllis Wilson. Agness Blandon.
Patty Kirsh. Marjorie Rose, Peggy
Walker. Florence Reiman. Adeiine
Bouffioux, Betty Yenne. Dawn
Higgins, Beverly Hohenstein.
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Preceding the concert. informal
dinner parties have already beer
arranged and among the early
reservations are Mrs. Cornell Dill.
dene OF Fort Lewis with a party
Of Il, Mrs. w. G. Faulkner and
Mrs. Leon NJ. HANDLE and party
and Mrs. M. r. Anderson and
party.
An incomplete list Of those plan
ming to attend the sinfonetta are
Messrs. and Mesdames Willem
Panman. w. w. williver. Carl
Paige Wood of Seattle, orville Bel
stad. Seattle. Reuben Gaines,
David Hellyer, George Hellyer
Ernest Knight, Henry Shaw, Harry
L. Brown. Wayne W. Reyes
Chauncey Griggs, Z. C. Richards
L. b. Macdonald, Eugene White,
William r. Taylor, Calvin w
Stewart, ]. c. Haley, A. B. Coulter,
r. e. Conrad. Paul Anderson. Fred
Lippman, l. A. Ward. Charles
Couzens, A. J. Weisfield. Russell
vognild. Charles Waite Orion,
Byron Foreman. George Mckay,
Julian Berner, f. B. King, Court
land Maybin, Edgar Densmore,
Harold Christofferson, DR.. and
Mrs. Warren Tomlinson and party,
DR.. and Mrs. s. F. Hermann, DR..
and Mrs. c. P. Balabanoff.
Mesdames Elmer Hayden, Welles
Wheeler, Page Hosmer, Frank T.
Beers, Sarah Sherman, Samuel
Wasserman. Betty Martin, Brian
Hamilton, Lea Bronson, S. Marsh
Davis, Edward Michael. C. A.
Strong, Thelma Drake. John w.
Wood, Keller Tullis, John S. Baker,
Edward Armstrong, Ray Thomp-
son, ]. J. Hewitt, Jean tombstone,
Edith Forrest, Charles B. Gould,
Sabin Swanson and party, William
Tregoning, Alfred ScnultZ, l..
Meunch, Jeanne HINES.
Misses Martha Baker, Doris
Mallery. Ruth Day. Sarah Day,
Gladys Parker. Marjorie Wasser-
man, Ingrid Jacobson, Karen Run
ming, Laura A. Foltz, Dawne Buck
ner, Alma Ayers, Suzanne Pink
ham, Alice Meunch, Lou johnson,
Frances Tarr, DR.. r. o. Erickson;
Messrs. Fred Haley. Leonard
Wasserman. r. w. Cakes, DR..
Melvin Kohler, DR.. Lyle Shell
NADINE, Norman Henshaw. John
Ward, A. Sablin and Leonard
Jacobson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Musicale on Thursday Evening
Will Be Social Highlight
Snfoneits at Lakewood TO Be Occasion for Entertain
ing; Several Dinner Parties TO Preeede Concert

Anticipated a social well as musical event by music
lovers of Tacoma Sumner Fort Lewis and Olympia is the
snfonea TO be heard in Lakewood heater Thursday
ming The program of Beethoven Bach Schubert and Pagan
mini will be conducted by Eugene Linden and promises
evening of great enjoyment.
Also popular the period during the second ntermsson
when the social committee of the philharmonic group will
greet their patrons Mrs William Taylor chairman with
members of her committee will from beautifully
pointed table in the terrace dining Assisting will be
Mesdames Charles Waite Orton Frank T Beers Ray Thomp
Calvin w Stewart Russell Vognd and Byron Foreman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Miss Stslwick 10
Entertain Guild

Luther Memorial Guild will meet
on Tuesday evening at o'clock
at the home Of Miss Helen Stall
wick, 1920 So Grant She will be
assisted by Misses Esther Peder-
sen. Emily Bennett. Phyllis Olson
and Mrs. Ora Faye Hawksr. Miss
Elizabeth Wilson Of Baton Rouge.
La, will speak During the even
ing members viii sew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22

conoor1ia clubs meeting will bs
held Wednesday sysning ~ :
ueloek IN ina church psfiors.
Travel plosarss sill b. shown ard
games played ina annual election
IT officers viii Be held committss
nsEsbsrs are Mr.. ana hrs Chris.
tan Miller. Mr.. ami Mrs. y. W.
Myriek. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Tongs
and Mrs. Pearl Brett.
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News and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups


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