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tion just asked, l have put to my
race of people. 1t was prompted
by news item from California
paper which says that Jews double
themselves in population every ten
years in that state and that they
are told not to succumb to fear and
passimism but to continue their
creation of new industries and help
to expand those already created.
What is true of the Jew as
race can be said of the Negro for
just now, he is playing an import
ant part in the development of the
Golden State for the Negro must
not and cannot decline to accept
the challenge thrown to him by the
enemies of democracy and free
| dom.
robson IN A FOG:-What was
to have been a triumphal return
for Paul Robeson, seems to have
met with failure because it is hid
den behind heavy blanket of
pink fog" for Paul Robson, born
in America where freedom of
speech is guaranteed has expressed
himself too often and too eloquent
ly of his sympathies for Soviet
Russia and the Communistic ideals
which he imbibed when he left the
USA.
CORRECTIVE MEASURES: Much
ink has been spilled and lot of
unnecessary apprehension has been
developed in this country about
the possibility of Black-Americans
becoming Communist. There is
one thing certain that the black
people of this country are look
ing forward to the day when the
Constitution of the United States
functions fully in behalf of all
minority groups, especially their
own. Albania could have killed
any possibility of sympathy for the
Communist by giving the Scots
boro boys a fair trial and their
freedom; should have encouraged
race lawyers to appear in the
courts in their behalf and meted
fair and full justice but instead,
they allowed the LID. to come in,
make fight and thus use this ac-
ton as a basis to engender the
friendship and sympathy of the
race. These United States and es-
pecially the southland, should de-
mand that Alabama wash this
stain from their escutcheon and
free the five remaining victims of
the Scottsboro fiasco.
THE SAME OLD GAME:-It was
with amusement that read in the
news the following item; The book
RACE RELATIONS", by DIR.
Charles S. Johnson, and DIR. w. d.
Weatherford of Fisk University,
has been selected by the advisory
board of Oglethorpe University,
white school, for inclusion in the
Crypt of Civilization" which will
be closed in May and not opened
until the year 8113 A. D."-here
was an example of our white bro
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yet has the beauty associated with
fine handwork.
Write Needlework Editor of this
paper for FREE directions, enclos-
ing self-addressed stamped envel-
ope with your request.
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Front Room, modern WE. 1924.
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EMERSON LAUNDRY
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FOR RENT-Love's Kitchenette
Apartments, 2516-18 Patrick, or
2613 Grant st. Call WE. 5553 or
WE. 2410.
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FOR RENT-A four room Apt
Modern, Call WE. 5000.

An Apt. for Rent, WE. 1865
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MEN! WOMEN! USE YOUR
CREDIT to get all the stylish
new apparel you need. Great
values. Enjoy terms made to
order for you. Peoples Store,
100 South 10th st.
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Former Highland Lady
Passes at AnacOrtes

HIGHLANDS - Word has been
received Of the death of Mrs. Eff
fie Tippie on July IL at her home
in Anacortes. She was a resident
of the Highlands for several years.
The Highland picnic was well at
tended Sunday with lots Of good
eats and plenty Of fun at the kitty
ball game. And those Of you, who
can't seem to find either a table
cloth or some dishes, Mrs. Earl Rey-
more is holding the lost articles for
the owners.
Mrs. Fred Giles left Monday
night for an extended visit with
relatives. She planned to visit first
In Portland and then go on to Los
Angeles, where she will meet her
brother, Carl Berglund and attend
the Fair at San Francisco. She
intends to visit her sister, Mrs.
Clara Wilson at Sunland.
Mr.. and Mrs R. w. Woods were
Yakima visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Lemer Foraker and son Her
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4 YOU
KNOW?

~ Washington Ssofs Progress ommlsst00
A road now under construction be-
tween Paradise Valley and Ohan-
pecosh, in Rainier National Park
should be completed in 1914. Two
and a half miles remained to be
graded. First contract for sur
facing will be awarded next sum-
mer, it is expected. There will be
four bridges, and construction of
about Is miles will cost S175,OO0 a
mile because of tunneling through
rock and difficult construction re-
quired.
When completed, the road will
be one of the most scenic in the
world, affording striking views of
the mountain and the Cascade
range. It will then be possible to
drive directly between Sunrise area
in Yakima park and Paradise val
ley, a distance of So miles.
All road construction in Rainier
National Park now amounts to an
investment of approximately $8,-
100000 and other improvements in
roads and trails projected will bring
the total to $11,000,00O.
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The living room of the Green home
was especially lovely with summer
blossoms in attractive arrange
ment. The serving table was beau
tiful with lace cloth, pink tapers
and beautiful centerpiece of pink
and white roses In the traditional
manner, the bride cut the first piece
of the three-tierad wedding cake, AT
the table were friends of the bride,
who served the cake and punch.
Miss Joyce Mulkey furnished music
during the arrival of guests and Miss
Vivian Higley sang Because" and
II Love You Truly" accompanied
by Miss Mulkey. The young couple
were the recipients of many beau
tiful wedding gifts.
Out-of-town guests present were
Mrs. E. G. Hawley, MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Curtis and Miss Curtiss of
Walla Walla.
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Finley Grange Has
Interesting Program

FINLEY-The Finley grange met
Thursday night with SO members
and 6 visito rs present. Carl Will
liams of Locust Grove grange gave
an interesting talk; also MIR. and
Mrs. Copeland of Richland grange
talked on the grange picnic, which
will be held August 4th in ProsSer,
and on the grange fair to be held in
Richland in September. After the
business meeting, the lecturer, Mrs.
Dan Gerber had short program,
consisting of skit with Mrs. Ger
Der and Mrs. Wesley Street, read
ing by Mrs Bill Piert, and a game,
which resulted in prizes being won
by Mrs. B. Slocum and Donald
Sherry. Lunch was served at the
close.
MIR. and Mrs. Glyn Barton and
son of Pendleton, Oregon spent the
weekend visiting at the Shoemaker
homes. They returned to their
home Sunday.
Mrs. T. M. Gardner and Mrs.
Frank Volland visited Mrs. Turner
Wednesday.
Mrs. Engle Erickson and daugh-
ter visited Mrs. Shorty Erickson on
MIR. and Mrs. Jess Lande and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Sherry picnicked in the Pasco park
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam briggs and
Mary Irene and Betty
Jean spent four days visiting rela-,
lives in Spokane.
Robert Grinshaw visited in WAL
Ia Walla Sunday.
Mrs. L. Reed Of Haley, Idaho is |
visiting few days at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Gilmore |
listed last Thursday in Walla
Nalla.
Mrs. Harry Beathe left Tuesday
o visit relatives in Weston and on
Weston mountain this week.
Little Ruth Ann Johnson, daugh-
er of MIR. and Mrs. Roy johnson of
lennewick, visited her grandpar-
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson
hree days last week.
Mary Irene and Betty Jean
briggs are visiting relatives in
Teppel this week.
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I'll. Hughes Is Business
Visitor at Fl. Lewis

HOVER-Harrison Hughes left or
Sunday on business trip to Fort
Lewis.
Guy Nelson motored to Patterson
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Don Borton of Walla Walla
is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. E. E. Toothaker.
Mrs. Minnie Ashby was a dinner
guest of Miss Margaret Mccoy on
Sunday.
Miss Iris Hughes, who is employ
ed as beauty operator in Spokane
came Tuesday to spend a few days
with home folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Thalman call
ed on MIR. and Mrs. Meals Sunday
evening.
Mrs. G. w. Farris and son return
ed home Thursday from LaGrande,
Oregon.
Mrs. Dye and daughter and Mrs.
Shubert were in Kennewick Tues
day.
Mrs. Num- has been on the sick
list the last few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Manning of Kenne-
wick visited Sunday with the How
ard Ash family.
Jim Num- was in Kennewick on
Monday on business.
The John Dav caT,oe 11r, y,itJ, tho
dredge Monday from Umatilla.
L. G. Voight made a business trip
to Spokane Thursday.
Mrs. B. B. Stewart and Mrs. Emily
Laudel visited friends in Richland
Tuesday.
Nels Nelson of Kennewick visited |
at the Guy Nelson home Wednes-
day.
C. L. Evans left Wednesday to |
spend a few days at Rainier Nat
iOnal Park.
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Grandchildren Return
to Oregon After Visit

FINLEY - Betty and Jackie
Kinchloe of The Dalles, Oregon,
who have spent the past week visit
ing their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Falque, left Saturday for
their home. Their grandmother
Mrs. Falque accompanied them
home for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dunstin of
Walla Walla were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Witham Tues
day.
Bob Umphres and Russell Gilmore
left Monday for the CCC camp at
Goldendale.
Mrs. L. v. Slocum, who has
spent the past month visiting her
SON and family, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Slocum, left Tuesday for her home
in California.
Vern mccarthy, who spent
month visiting relatives in Texas,
returned to his home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom CARAT are the
of a baby girl born Sunday
at the Pasco hospital. The baby
has been named Joan.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Lewelyn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, Stillwell of
kennewick visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Clint Glassner.
MIR. William Howard and his
daughter, Mrs. Clifford Nickel and
children, Vida and Clifford jr.
are enjoying a visit with relatives
in Iowa and Mississippi for a few
weeks. .-
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Wagner of
Walla Walla visited over the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
5chWartzScopf.
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Two Richland Men
Make Good i'm Navy

RICHLAND - Tom Van Fossen
who Is stationed at the naval train
ing station at San Diego and who
has been visiting his mother Alice
Van FosSen and his grandmother
Mrs. Leta Van FoSsen for the past
ten days, returned to San Diego on
Sunday. Tom was one of four
chosen from his company to take
nine months training and study be-
fore taking a final entrance exam
ination for Annapolis naval acad-
envy.
Alfred Mosher also of Richland,
who joined the United States navy
this spring is stationed at the navy
hospital at San Diego and is taking
a pre- medic course Both boys are
graduates of the Richland grade and
high schools, Tom with the class of
1910 and Alfred with the class of
1889. Richland can well be proud of
her native sons, who have made
such high marks in the United
States Navy.
The acknowledgements turkey
local met July % at the Alfred ORA
per home DR. Lee Fritz was the
out-of-toWn speaker for the eve
ming.
Mrs. Ora Ford had as her guests
last week Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. KEEL
logg and Mrs. Lily Berry of Clar-
coma, Florida and Mrs. Sheriff. |
Randolph of Charleston, Washington. |
Mrs. Berry and Mrs Kellogg are
sisters of Mrs. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvine George re-
turned last Thursday after a week |
on the coast.
Mrs. Julia Clements, who has
been visiting her daughter at Ore
gon City, Oregon, returned to her
home Thursday. MIR. and Mrs. F.
Kepel of Spokane visited Mrs.
Kepel's mother, Mrs. Julia Glenn
ents and sister, Mrs. Georgia Nc
Mahon Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs: Brainard Murray
visited Sunday in Richland. Murray
is working in lone, where he and
his father have a contract enlarg-
ing the lone school. Mrs. Murray
has been at the home of her mother
in Pasco, recuperating from her re-
cent illness.
Gordon Garven is visiting at the ,
home of his uncle Earle Conwell.
Mrs. Dillon and daughters, Jean I
and Fay, drove to Clear Lake Sat-
urday. They returned Sunday &C ]
conlpanied by Mr.. Dillon and sons, =
who had spent the week at Clear
Lake. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans of White {
Bluffs spent the weekend visiting
1T the Snively ranch.
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Turkey Local Meet to
Be Held i'm Richland

The regular meeting of the Rich
land-KenneWick Turkey Local of
the Washington Cooperative Egg g..
Poultry Association will be held on
July % at the Alfred Draper home
in Richland. DR.. Lee Fritz of the
Salisbury Laboratory will be the
guest speaker of the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cochran are
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Bafus and family at Spokane.
MIR. and Mrs. Dick Smith of Fin
ley and his mother. Mrs. Gertrude
Smith of Hollywood, California
were dinner guests Of Mrs. Minnie
Ashby on Thursday.
Bobby Deffenbaugh was a guest
of Gordon Hughes Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. B. B. Stewart, Mrs.
Emily Laudel and daughters at
tended the Townsend club picnic at
Kennewick park Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Ashby and Miss Mar
garet Mccoy called at the E. E.
Toothaker home Sunday.
Mrs. Hughes and Iris called at
the Chuck Neel home in Horse
Heaven Sunday.
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thursday, July d :,

bic returned Sunday ,r,.
with her sister, Mrs s 5sOa . Vi,
price in Yakima. 1'euiy Ese
ter Mrs. N: E ~. Robbins and h.
s left Wednesday II for Ia; Taco =, Aaas
with her. wiz rehe
Mrs. Jennie sheehso -.
D t'' Lewis returned enc sS! W
from a visit on the coast saturtp
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Brides Home Scene
of Wedding Reception

Observation-Disclosures the an
nouncement last week of the mar
rage of Miss Mary Green to Ter
rance Taylor on March 10, a recep-
ton was held Sunday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. S. Green. About
seventy guests called during the
reception hours, from 5 till 7 O'Clock.
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Ashby Returns From
Oregon Fishing Trip

HOVER-Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Ashby returned Friday from a fish
ing trip to Marshfield, Oregon.
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Miss Louehran TO Wed
Mr.. Weisenbaeh in March

Miss Alice Hinkleman entertain
ed recently at dinner party at
which clever jig-saw puzzles at
each place announced the engage
ment of Miss Charlotte Loughran
TO Mr.. Fred Weisenbach OF Seattle.
Miss Loughran, charming and
popular daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Loughran, is a graduate Oh
Buckley high school and for the
past several years has been en-
ployed in the Citizens State Bank
of Buckley. She has chosen
March o for her wedding day.
Miss Loughran was showered
with handkerchiefs in honor OF her
birthday as well as with happy
wishes for her coming marriage.
Friends who were invited to the
dinner which was followed by an
evening of pinochle and Chinese
checkers are the Misses Leoia
Skielkvale, Lola Hamilton, Ruin
TAYLOR. Jacqueline Hinkleman, MIL
dred Wilson and Rhoda Gruner
and the Mesdames John Loughran,
Jaw Hinkleman, Milton Turay, Roy
Smith. Alvin Weston. William Nor
ford. George Wooding, jr., Walter
Brown. Abe Person. Winfield Hack
mann. Harold Parkingson, the
honor guest, Miss Loughran. and
the hostess. Miss Alice Hinkleman'
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Pic. Students
To Entertain
Faculty Members TO Go
Back TO School, at Party
Thursday Evening

Pacific Lutheran college
faculty members will be taken
back to school" at the senior
faculty party to be given in
the Falkland Trinity Luther
an church parlors Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Arrangements are being
completed by social chairmen
Miss Mary Long, Auburn, and
Miss Edith Christensen, Ev-
erett. They will be assisted
by Bud Galbraith and Marvin
Loftness of Tacoma.
Invitations in the form OF little
red schoolhouses viii be made by
Misses Eleanor Hoss. Gretchen
Baehman and Lena Jensen. Fac
ulty members will be welcomed
back to school" by Miss Caroline
Hoff. Miss Babette Brottem and
Bob Kreuger. The church parlors
will be converted into a school,
room by Miss Wilfred Jewell. Miss
Virginia Jahr and Bill Foss. Ia
bles will be turned as faculty MEM
bers are quizzed and called upon 10
perform by Miss Marjorie Dslin.
Donald Mates and Torger Lee.
Lunch baskets will be filled by
Miss vernita spooner, Miss Alice
Gibbs. Murray Taylor and Gerald
Hardtke. Janitor duties will be
assumed by Walter Simonson,
Juness Jewell. Gordon Huseby,
Goodwin Olson and William Skill
ings.
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Brifish-Americsn Association
To Install Wednesday

Members Of the Briiish-Amefi-
can association will install new
officers at 4 O'Clock "Wednesday
evening In Emerson hall Mrs.
Leo Wingard. retiring president,
extends an invitation 10 the pub
lie TO attend the ceremony, Mr..
Lewis Morgan and Mr.. T.. Manson
will sing during the evening.
Mrs. George Palmer viii be the
installing officer and Mrs. Frank
Simpson u the mistreEs-at.arms.
Dancing VIII close the evening.
Mrs. Ray Wheeler viii be installed
as president.
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Meetings Scheduled
By lufherans

On Wednesday the Central Luz
theran Ladies' guild will meet at
the church for the January meet
ing, beginning with the charities
department at 10 a. m, under the
direction of Mrs. Velma Smyser.
At IL o'clock, Mrs. o. B. Nygaard,
newly-elected president of the La
dies guild, will met with the men,
bers of her cabinet, in the pas
tors study and at ! o'clock a
luncheon will be served In the
guild room by ladies of Circle 1.
Assisting Mrs. S. f. Dahl, chair
man of the hostess group, will be
Mesdames Anna Duey. o. j.
Hvambsali. A. J. Monson, Arthur
Anholt, l.. d. Thuemmel, Harold
T. Scott, f. NJ. Anderson, Edwin
Bemiss apd A. c. Arntson.
At 2 o'clock the afternoon ses-
sion will be opened with Rev p.
B. Hoff leading in deyotions. The
Guild study plan for the year will
be presented by Mrs. G. II. Cert
sen, program chairman. and music
for the afternoon will include a
group of songs by Mrs. l. A. Vol
tiers. All women of the congre-
CATION are cordially invited to
attend this January meeting of
the Ladies guild and to participate
! in this womens work of the
church.
On Thursday, Mrs. A. ] Karola
will entertain members and friends
of the evening circle. No. 9. meet
ing at s o'clock at her home at
2722 No. 22nd st.
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Guild Becomes
l.. D. R. Branch

Affiliation with the National
Lutheran Daughters Of the Ref
ormation was voted upon and se'
cepted by the Trinity Junior gliid
members. FARMLAND. al their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening.
Following devotional exercises
conducted by Miss Annie Lien,
guest speakers, Mrs. Mikkel Lono
Mrs. Philip z. Hsuge, and Miss
Nina Anderson outlined the L. d
r. program and presided over a
round table discussion preceding
the voting. Piano music was fur
nished by Miss Mildred Knndtson-
Misses Alma Stolee and Jane
Haugan sang Sweet and Low
with Mrs. Stanley Dahl at the
piano. Refreshments were served
by the hostess, Miss Annie Lien,
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Students Join Quill
And Scroll Chapter

With the pBfr u printing
presses forming an appropriate
background for the informal csro-
monies. seven Lincoln high stu
dent publication leaders were In
Quoted into the Lincoln chapter of
GUN and Scroll. national honor.
airy organization for prominent
high school journalism. Wesines.
day night
The initiation took place Al
the printing plant of THE News.
school weekly newspaper. and Mr..
H. A Post. faculty adviser, pre-
sided oyer tins ceremonies, assisted
by Philip Taylor and Elmer Ding.
field. past members ~ ths eiuh.
and Nlss Patricia Hanson, press-
dent Of the chapter.
me seven honor students are
Miss Bonnie Busch. editor ~ TIE
Llneolussn. sefsool yeafsspek. Mas
Georgia sehwepkef. feature editor
IF The News. Miss Dorothy Hoi-
iyoaA, girls Sports editor. Charles
H0fa. staff photographer for The
Lineoinlaa. Vernon kregsr. hdgsr.
Using manager. Walter Dlngfleld.
sports editor and Jack Godfrey.
associate editor II TINS NsUa Thsr
reeslysd gold pins Tor their sery-
ices.
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Mrs. Quest TO Entertain
Story TeIIers' League

A large group from the Wyche
Story league of Des Moines will
motor to Tacoma to attend the
January meeting of the Tacoma
Story Tellers league on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. L. Quest is opening her
home for the occasion and fol-
lowing the 1890 o'clock luncheon
and the short business session,
Mrs. James Frye will take charge
of the program. Under the title,
"Visions from the Hilltops,' a
Bible story will be told by Mrs.
w. H. Rumbaugh after which each
member of the league will be heard
in a three-minute story OF her
own selection.
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p. &C. Dormitory
Auxiliary To Meet

The Pacific Lutheran College
Dormitory auxiliary VIII meet
with Mrs. David Nelson OF Park
land Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Miss Muriel Dawley will be ac-
eompanied by Miss Thelma Dam
iels in a group Of vocal solos. Prof.
David Nelson will be the guest
speaker.
Newly elected officers for the
coming year are Mrs. Theodore
Nelson. PRESIDENT: Mrs. o. J.
stuen. vice president; Mrs. George
Kittel. secretary Mrs. @. J. Nal.
min, treasurer, and Mrs. Carl
Fynboe. program chairman.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Will Meet
Mrs. AT. Schmitz TO Open
Home TO Sorority Alum
nae tuesday Evening

Alpha Delta ri sorority
alumnae will be entertained
Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. F. Schmitz, TOP No.
Proctor st. All Alpha Delta
Pi members visiting in the
city at the present time are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Theodore Healy, president,
will preside over the business
meeting. Melvin Kohler, art pro-
fessor at the College of Puget
Sound, will be guest speaker. He
will give the highlights Of his
recent trip to Europe and his visit
to the European art galleries.
Mrs. Elmer Schoen, a member
of the Seattle alumnae, will be a
guest at the Schmitz home Tues
day evening.
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Thursday Girls
To Have Dance
lnxisssions Issued for Party
Thursday Evening IN
Weyerhseuser Hall

Miss Beatrice kimhall.
president II the Thursday
Night Girls club. of the Y
". {. A.. announces that plans
for their mid-winter club
dance have been completed.
She il extending an invitation
10 friends and associates Of
the club members 10 attend
the first outstanding social
event Of the clubs winter
calendar.
The dance will - he'd Thurs
day evening in weysrhaenser hail
from until II o'clock. and re-
freshmenss VII - served during
the evening. Mslsle Cor the dance
has been arranged for through
Mr.. Louis Harter. A door prssa
viii he offered and dance tickets
may he secured At the Y W. {. A.
desk or frem club members.
Members Of The dance committee
include Misses blanche snfesr.
chairman. Carol xierlcr. Ruth
Runten. yerna sshenk. Nellie
johnson and Dorothy Fisher.
Ths regular club dinner viii be
served AZ ais Ia the under-the.
Elm tea room and these Wishing
To attend the dinner are asked To
place their reservations before 10
O'Clock Thursday morning by tele-
phoning the X. w. c. A. AZ Broad
way s1si.
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Business and Professional
Women TO Hear Mr.. Morgan

Down the Danube in a Canoe
will be Mr.. Murray Morgan's topic
when he speaks to members OF
the Business and Professional
Woman's club on Tuesday at their
noon luncheon at Rhodes sixth
floor tea room. With Mrs. Nor
gan, the speaker, spent the past
summer abroad and made trip
down the famous river. Mrs. Elda
B. Conley is luncheon chairman.