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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Delta Rho Gamma
Alumnse 10 Entertain

Under the direction Of the Delta
Rho Gamma Alumnae president.
Miss Clara Fjermedai Of Tacoma.
Pacific Lutheran college alumnae
are completing arrangements for
silver tea to be given In Trinity
Lutheran church parlors In Park
land. The affair will close the
reunion features Sunday afternoon,
Feb. II.
Miss Evelyn Eklund has been
appointed general chairman Of the
affair with Miss Enid Blake as
sisting. Planning the decorations
are Misses Helen Thrane. Alberta
schmetz and Novelle Nagel. menu
Mesdames J. s. Dahl. Edgar Haley,
Misses Louise Williams. Verna
Teglund and Elizabeth Dahl; clean
up: Misses Enid Blake, Alice Cook,
Marie Weinberg. Evelyn Jacobson
and Ovidia Hauge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Hawaiian Theme
For Psrty
Miss Helen Lea Entertain,
Sorority Sisters Mon
day Evening

Echoes of several summers
in the Hawaiian islands pro-
vided the theme for the
dessert supper which Miss
Helen Lea. president OF the
Tacoma Alpha omicron n
alumnae, gave at her home on
Monday evening.
The hostess presented hula
dances which she learned in
the islands. the members fol-
lowing with hobby talks. Both
the decorations for the party
and the refreshments were
completely in Hawaiian theme.
Members Of the siumnae are
Mrs. Rial BENJAMIN. Mrs. Howard
nraman. Mrs. Fred Flannigan Of
Puyallup. Mrs. George ouylss'
Mrs. Cyrus Happy. Mrs. Kenneth
Janeok. Mrs. Nels Johanson. Mrs
r.. Lester Kelly. Mrs. Frank Lock
erby. Mrs. Marvin Lynn. Mrs. I'D
ward ]. Pole. Mrs. Frank Walters
Mrs. James wilheiml. Mrs. Horacs
". X. Wright. Mrs. william Arid
Johnson, Miss Helen csntine. Mia
Isabel Lane. Miss Elizabeth Love
Miss Helen Lea. Miss Betty Me
Coy. Miss Celia Grace scofisld and
Miss Isabel Williamson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Mrs. Bingham TO Preside
Wadnesdax Evening

Emma r. Shaw. Rebekah lodge.
will meet Wednesday evening In
the l. o. o. y. temple nj = o'clock
with Mrs Oliver TsringhaD. the
newly installed noble grand In
charge. Mrs. Nick seinto viii as-
sist. Committees viii be appointed
and lodge activities for the COM
ing year will be discussed. The
noble grand and vice grand VIII
entertain the newly installed Off
GERS at n social hour following the
meeting.
Other officers include Mrs. orin
Fingier. Mrs. Edith Phillips. Mrs.
ID. o. Cinrlch. Mrs. A. J. Gustav.
son. Mrs. A. c. hin. Mrs. y. NJ
Thompson, Mrs. Mabel MeAiiister.
Mrs. John Cope. Mrs. Edna JeH-
sen. Mrs. c. u. Wilson. Mrs. A.
Aiderlch, and Mrs. Robert Bras
sey. At the recent installation a
past noble grand jewel was pre-
sented To Mrs. George kranbold,
retiring head n the group. Gifts
were presented also to the other
Officers with program and re-
freshments following.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Y-Ed Girls 10 Have
Carnival Night

Tuesday night At Weyerhsssiaef
hall ths Y-Ed girls will exhibit
their finds from attic safaris when
they hold a carnival night for a
white elephant auction Mr.. Her.
bert Hokes will act a. official auc-
tionser. Chairman for the affair
IL Miss Lorraine Boedeeknf. arr
sisted by the following committee:
Misses Maxine Jared, Violet
Petersen, Mary conley, Isabelle
Eygard. Dorothy Finch. Lillian
Mushlenbrueh. Eileen Heggsrnsns.
Laura Reiehen. Louise Maruah.
Kathleen Murphy. Thelma Nelson
and Marian Thompson.
Meats and Aeat-cuttlng" VIII
be the topic discussed by Mr.. Roy
Hodgert for the modern home and
public affairs claas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Chiefs OF Police
Headed BY Sears

CHICAGO -s william ~. sears
chief ~ police. Seattle. late Mon
day vsa appointed state fspssssa.
iatlvs for the International AssD'
citation Of Chiefs of felse<. =. y
Jordan. ehlsf ~ police ~ Rich
fnona. Va. and psssia<nt ~ thS
association. announced ths sppotnt-
msnt chlsf sears Nas ons VI 10
isN endorsement sxseasiyss sF-
pointed under = plan fog intsfns-
tisnai coordination ~ f<pIies 3D.
msnlssfAtlys activity, Each stale.
Canadian pFosin1s ard s<ssf&i far
slsn countries are represented
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Tacomans Attend State
ID. A. R. Board MEETING

Eight Tacomans motored to
Seattle Friday to attend the meet
ing Of the state executive board
of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. Those who made the
trip are Mrs. Edwin e. Rhodes,
state regent; Mrs. Ralph C.
Schaeffer, first vice regent; Mrs
Guy Lewellyn, Mrs. Percy {.
Smith. regent of Mary Ball chap
ter; Mrs. Albert II. Heath, Mrs
Stanton warburton, Mrs. f. l.
Spencer, regent of Elizabeth
Forey chapter, and Mrs. Robert
Beach. Virginia Dare regent.
Dates for the state d. A. X
convention, to be held in Waila
Walla. were set for Mar. n. 70
and 90. Mrs. Star Sherman OF
that city attended the meeting
and confirmed the dates. the
board met in Seattle at the New
Washington hotel.
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Mrs. Burkey
To Entertain
Catholic Women TO Hear
Review Of An Ameri-
can Women

Mrs. Charles +. Burkey,
2115 No. Prospect, will open
her home on Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock to members
of the Tao m a Catholic
Woman's club meeting for
their first session of 1910.
with Mrs. Gerald Patten pre-
siding.
On the program Mrs. Mark
Dolliver will review An American
Woman" by Leonard Feeney. S. j.
a biography OF Mother Elizabeth
Seton. founder of the American
Sisters Of Charity.
For the tea hour which viii fol-
low the meeting and program Mrs.
Burkey will be assisted by Mrs.
Lee Pirath, Mrs. ID. r. Shea. Mrs.
Ray Monahan and Mrs. Frances 4.
Loonam.
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NJ. NJ. O. Club Meets

The ~. ~. o. club was enter
tanned BY Mrs. James II. Brown
a. a weekend meeting. A buffet
supper vas served and the evening
was spent in the discussion OF
coming activities of the club.
Early in February a dinner and
dancing party il IN be given by
the club. carrying out 4 Valentino
motif The party is to be the
groups first tolo.
Mrs. Frank Hale is entertaining
Feb. at g dinner party a. hel
home.
The recent meeting was enjoyed
BY Mesdsmes Richard Pittman
Frank Hale, Sidney Peterson
Misses Dolores Klspstein, Heller
Anders. Sylvia Asp. Als1na Jen.
kins. Mary Peckham and Bernie'
Speakz-
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Miss Preus Shows Pictures
OF European Trip

Miss Mary Louise Preus was
hostess to the Sew and Sew
girls at her home in Falkland on
Monday evening.
Following the serving of re-
freshments, Miss Preus showed
colored films which she took dur
ing her stay in Europe.
Guests included the Mesdames
Olive Haley. Ida Berentsen, Irene
Hageness, Izobelle Nygaard, Ber-
dine Klasey, Stella Jacobs, Helen
Leraas, Linka DeBerry, Esther
Davis. Sylvia Ogden, Inga st.
Claire and Norma Dahl.
Misses Alma Stolee. Jane Hau-
gan. Nelma Culleson, Doris Dahl,
Gladys Swenland, Priscilla Preus
and Elizabeth Dahl.
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Business and Professional
Women to Hear Speaker

Tacoma Business and Profes-
sional Women will meet for dinner
Wednesday at $50 o'clock at the
Washington apartments dining
room. Miss Janet Barclay, chair
man Of the education committee
is in charge of the program. MIS-
Louise Taylor, Pierce county super
intendent of schools, will introduce
the guest speaker, Mrs. Donna
Baker. a member Of the Seattle
Business and Professional Women
Mrs. Baker is an authority on
women in business and legislation
concerning women. Miss Wilma
Zimmerman, vice president OF the
Washington State Federation OF
Business and Professional Women 5
clubs. will report on the mid-year
conference held in chehalis this
last weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Mrs. Hopkins TO Entertain
Red White. Blue Club

Mrs. Mary Hopkins VIII enter
tain the Red, White and Blue club
Thursday at her home at 1901 No.
TN st A pot luck luncheon van
be served at 1870 O'Clock Mrs..
Mile Ball Will preside over The
business session. During the after
noon. each member IL TO read FIVE
New Years resolutions. Judges
have been appointed 10 select the
outstanding ore. for which a prizf
Will be awarded.
Those planning 70 attend should
take the 6th ave. bus 70 No. Law
renee 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Honored at Farewell Party

A farewell party was given
Thursday for George and ssvario
Dodsro, cousins. who left Friday
for Havre. Mont. Miss Erma
Dodaro, sister of George Dodsro'
left earlier in the week to attend
school in Havre. The party Thurs
day was given at the home Of Mrs.
Caesar Mszzuca. 1910 So. Grant
Monde Gavaria and Louis Mo-
mellini played accordion numbers
The evening was spent playing
games and dancing. Fayors were
awarded TO Miss Eva Nomeilini'
Mrs. Margie Nomellini and Mr..
Joseph Gavaris.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Homellini, Mr. Joseph GsvsriA'
George Dodaro. savario Dodaro'
Sam FEDERICO, Mike Aquino
Monde Gavsria, Misses Druisians
Caysria, Elsie Lilly and Eys
Nomelllni. A late supper com
pleted the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Bridge Luncheon
PIsnned for Thursday

Plans are being completed for q
Valentine luncheon and card party
on Thursday afternoon In ST. AIMS
parish hall, so. 72d and Park ave.
Luncheon will be served at IL
o'clock with cards in play for the
remainder OF the afternoon. Mrs
Stephen l.. Michael Ia the general
chairman for the affair which Il
open 10 the public.
Assisting will be Mrs. J. j.
stever, Mrs. Frank Newman. Mrs
Albert Meyer. Mrs. Andrew Cundy
and Mrs. Howard Lee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Central w. c. 7. v.
Plans Meeting

T'he Central w. e II u. Mii
hold ifs monthly meeting Thurs
day afternoon At the Firss Hsthf'-
dist church Mra J. y. Eobertson,
president. vii pFeai0e over The
executive meeting Il $50. followed
by the program a. 2 o'cioek. Mrs.
u. r. Harmon viii give the desc.
tons ana Mira. Dean Hill Slil slag
a group ~ songs Mr.. Harry +.
Cain viii speak On "cftistlan
clilzenshlp~ ~ thoss Interested
are cordially invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Chapter Name. Delegates to
Stste and National Meets
Mary Bal. D. A. R., Entertained - Home Of Mr.. W
[. Hart: Members Discuss Plans for Golden jubilee
Project: Mrs. Percy c. Smith prssides

In spite of the illness Of several members, Mary Rail
Chapter Daughters Of the American Revolution held well
attended meeting at the home OF Mrs. w l. Hart 6ls No
Cushman ave. Monday afternoon.
AT the business meeting presided By the regent
Mrs Percy creath Smith. plans discussed for tho
rroups Golden Jubilee project and delegates and ssernates
were elected for the National Continental Congress- 10 hs
held In Washington D. c. In April and also for the state
Conference to be held Naa Nala March ~. - and ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
AIohans Hear
Psychiatrists
Dr.. and Mrs. Hsekfield
Speak at Gathering
M onday

Flowers in pastel shades
heralded a coming spring at
i the meeting of Aloha club on
Monday afternoon when Mrs.
George NJ. Hellar entertained
the several score members at
2::30 o'clock. Her home was
attractively appointed for the
occasion.
Mrs. Charles w. Mason, the
clubs president, presided over
the meeting, with Mrs. j.
Philip Weyerhaeuser, jr.,
chairman of the afternoon
program.
DR.. and Mrs. Arnold Hackfield
Seattle psychiatrists, were the
speakers, DIR. Hackfields topic
being THE Mind of Tomorrow.
Mrs. Hackfield spoke on the chang
ing attitude toward mental dis
ease.
The members participated in 9
discussion following the addresses
For the tea hour the hostess
asked Mrs. Charles w. Mason anc
Mrs. Everett Griggs To pour a.
the table which was centered witt
an exquisite arrangement Of DAT
fodils, roses. iris and acacia. The
cloth was of cut work and the tai
tapers were white. On the buffet
the arrangement was similar anc
on the mantel roses were arranged
In old-fashioned containers.
Mrs. John Goldsbury and Mrs
Elmer Hayden assisted Mrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Meet for PROGRAM

Daughters of America met Fri
day evening in Warren hall for a
program and late supper. Mrs. Leo
Warden was chairman for the az
fair, assisted by Mrs. Harry An
derson. Mrs. Don Roberts, MIS-
GUY Sellers. Mrs. Harry Fraser
and Miss Elizabeth Hoelser.
The program included a vocal
and whistling number BY Edna
Jane schsrmann, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Frank schar-
mann: a vocal solo by Shirley
Greenfield. and songs by THO
composed Of Shirley Greenfield
Doris Noble and Hsrilyn DAVIS
accompanied by Beverly Belfoy'
Mrs. Hazel Parker made ersyon
sketches Of song titles. Miss katn-
leen Norton singing the songs the
pictures represented
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Trinity Congregation Sees
Officers Installed

Officers of the various orgauIxa.
tons Of Trinity Lutheran church.
FARMLAND. were Installed By Hss.
T. o, Bvnre nj the sunday morn
Ing service at II a. m.
Newly elected officers for the
year 1910 include president, ney.
r. o. ayare. viea president. Rev,
A. W. Hamstad. secretary. Prof.
o. ). Htusns financial ssefetsies.
Dr. ". J Lefaas and M J. q.
Hanson. treasurer, NJ. ~. L. Dahl.
Trustees nessrs. o. !. Andef.
son. Edwin TinEelatad. George G.
Arnenon. Arthur g. Schultz. Burt
~ Raymond. William kslfs. and
Herman Larson pescons. ftsy.
!. u. Xavier. d. O. A. Tingsistad.
Rev. X. J. Arns. Msssrs. !. G.
Laen, T. H Olson. y. Benson and
J. N. halatsr.
Sunday school superintendent.
Mr.. A. ". Hamstad: presidents u
Trinity LADIES' Aid. Mira l. X,
Hovsy Trinity guild Mrs itosa
Boyuton; junior guild. hisn Eliza
bath Dahl. spsnaway Ladies' AID.
Mrs.. q. Hanson. Lutheran Brother
hood. Mr.. Herman Lar@o. and
Luther league. Mr.. hsris i'fissssf.
Head usher. Prof I'hIiip y.
Hasgs. auditors nsA4ss O. y.
Bsnfud. J 4 BFottsm and c. n
Fynboe.
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Mrs. Lodge 10 Entertain
Decree OF Honor Club

For 1870 luncheon on Wednes-
day. Mrs. John o. Lodge, 1871 DO.
saith, win open her home to mem
bers of the Degree Of Honor club.
Mrs. Martha Tomiinson viii be the
assisting hostess. A short meeting
before the luncheon VIII be held at
noon At the home Of Mrs. Fred J.
Thompson, 43Ie So. Yakima ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Travellers Aid Board
Meets for Luncheon

In the absence of Mrs. George
C. Franklin. jr.. president Of the
Travellers Aid, Mrs. Chauncey Bax-
ter presided over the meeting Mon
day of the executive board of the
organization. The meeting, held at
Hotel Winthrop. followed lunch
con. During the afternoon. Mrs.
Anne Hardy Miller. executive sec
rotary, gave her monthly report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Amateur Book Reviewers 70
Hear OF Late Boots

Tnose interested are invited 70
meet with the Amateur Book Re-
viewers Thursday evening II J 20
O'clock ~ the Mccormick branch
library when two late books VII
be reviewed.
Miss Edna Frantz VIII present
Man u Glory Simon Bolivar
BY Thomas Eourks. : biography Of
south Americas greatest hero, and
Mas Cornslls Newman VIII reyies~
Monica Dickens "One Pair ~
HAMS chfonlcis " Miss Dick
ems adventures ~ a coOk.
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Mrs. 0rubbs VIII Entertain
Past Presidents Friday

Members Of the past presidents'
club Of John r Thompson aux
inary. u. $. W. V. viii meet with
the president. Mrs. II. Y. Crubbs.
for u 30 dessert luncheon Friday.
Business Of the day N1li b. fol-
lowed By an election Of officsrE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Plans Card Party

Tahoma camp, ". 0. W, VIII
meet for a benefit card party
Thursday in Eagles hall. Pinochle,
500 and whist will be played and
a late supper will be served. Those
in charge are Mesdames William
Rowley. william Thaden. John
Rees, Herbert Scheifz and Miss
Gertrude Wetzel.
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Mayor J. J. Kaufman will be
the principle speaker of the after
noon. bringing TO the members
outstanding factors Of City Gov
eminent"
Mrs. Clark Gould. the clubs
news commentator will speak dur
ing the general meeting on current
affairs and a report Of the nomina-
ton committee will be presented
by the chairman, Mrs. Edwin
Yoder.
Miss Maude Handle is taking the
reservations for the luncheon at
MA 7445 until Thursday. They
may be made by anyone interested
in the luncheon and the speakers,
whether or not they are members
of Pro-America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Miss Kloepper TO Entertain
Club of Hearts

Miss Mile Kloepper will open
her home at 1912 So. 9th ST. Tues
day evening for the regular meet
ing of the Club of Hearts. During
the evening plans for coming
events will be discussed. Mrs. Will
lam wingard. president. will pre-
side.
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Mrs. TourteIIotte to Be Guest
At Pro-American Session
First Meeting of 1910 VIII Be Held az Bonneville FRI
day; Board Meeting at 1880 VIII Be Followed
by IL O'clock Luncheon

Activities of what promises to be busy 1910 for
Tacoma Pro-Amerca members will be under way Friday
morning when the board of the organization meets at the
Bonneville at 1890 o'clock Mrs Karl Kellogg will preside
and will introduce Mrs Neal Toureotte of Seattle who
state president of Pro-America
Luncheon for the general membership will be served in
the dining at L O'clock Mrs Kellogg has announced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
NOW YOU CAN
a BREATHE!
IA oI.or oIJ-cIososd Heed
~ This Ouiek Woy

Clear that tormenting stuffiness-
breathe more freely just a lev
droos of Vicss Va-tro-Doi-th@t
Shst YOU need. Feel il go right 10 work
bring real comfort. lhis treatii l y
is successful because Na-uo=iloa y
actise medication-oontsinine ses-
ersl ESSENTIAL relief-giving agents Psus
ephedrine-expreSsly designed Tor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Receive Congratulations
On Birth OF Twins

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Pauschert
MARY McBride) are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS upon the birth of twin
daughters, Shirley Ann and Mary
Jane, Jan. 10 at Tacoma General
hospital. Grandparents welcoming
the little girls are Mrs. Daisy Moe
and Mr.. Joseph Mcbride.
Tahoma camp, w. D. W.. benefit
card party Thursday evening in
Eagles hall Favors for pinochle
and 500. Refreshments. Mrs. w.
W. Miller, chairman.
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nose and upper
throat. Next time
don't wait for a
cod to get a head
start. Used al first
rlifie or snee1e,
Va-tro-nol helps
keep a cold from
developing
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ssnnAi Continental Congress are
the agent. Mrs. Percy cresth
smith. regents alternate. Mr..
nsllA c. Taylor. member %
Mary fsAll. u. A. H.. now resi-
dent ~ Washington. y. c: Mrs. {
c. Melilnxer. and alternate for
Mr.. Mellsngef. Mira tsieweiiyn
Evans. : Mary Hall member new
residing In knoxsiiie. Tenn.
Delegates and sitefnaiss el~ctsst
IN the state conference IN Walla
wails ara Miss Charlotte prtskeiI.
Mrs. Dwight l. Mason. Mrs. Clara
prsskeli. MIRA stanton waftufton.
Mira. Ralph ceef. Mia. Emma
hoir. Mrs.. Guy i.iewcllyn. Mrs.
George W. osgeed
Alternaies arc Mrs. John G.
Hnntley. Mrs william n Gregg.
Mrs. C. G Meliinres, Mrn, " w
Hamer. Mrs, 4. Y. BEARD. Mrs. J.
n. kitlar. Mrs. John Furksnhr,ek,
and Mrs. E p. Mnsser and Mrs
Fred Frih~rg. members of shs
Mary Hall junior group Mrs.
Smith win attend the state con.
ference A. delegate. by virtue u
her office.
Four new members were slsct.
ed to the chapter. They afs
Mira L. u. Ryan. Mrs. Mynefd
Meskhoff. Mrs. Henry u. Renrcf
and Miss Mildred Renker
Names of ~ were proposed Cos
new membership. 90 be voted on
as Ia the custom. At tbs nest regu
lar meeting Of the chapter.
or great interest among the 70
ports Of standing committees wal
that Of Mrr. Earl Robbins. repre-
aenting Mary Hall. u. A. n. In th'
Gray Ladiea.' unit volunteer
group. Pierce County chapter. Hoe
pitsl Aides al Fort Lewis
The paper OF the afternoon
written and rad by Mrs. Charles
A. Burt. waa ON the subject
Means Of Livelihood In coionls
America. II was Of such excep
tional interest that II was votes
TO send II 10 tho y. A. n. Film
and Lending Bureau"
Garden daffodila. with their aug
gestion Of spring. decorated IN
rooms. and nj tho Tea hour IN
iace-covered table was centere
with a crystal bowl ~ whit
tulips. arranged In = MODERNISM
design. and thanked by tall whit
lighted tapefs.
Mrs. Louisa q. Hopping and Mr.,
John G. Huntisy poured and IN
following ladies were sssistan
hnsteases.
Mrs. Il. w. Hamsr. Mrs. sfbs
Naubsrt Hamilton. Mira, Louis
@. Hopping. Mrs. John G. Huntle,
Mrs. c. q. Jsspsrsen. Mira. wiiiar
Smith and Miss AIDA knox. IN
latter = recent transfer from IN
u. A. u. chapter In Fargo. ~ ID
and now a resident Of Tacoma.
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Holy Rossrf Meths,s pIsn

Ths Holy Rosary aothsrH elnD
nlIl hola us monthly session Wed
assdaY In The school hail Mrs.
Albert kneiieksn. pFesidsnt. Niii
INTRODUCES an interesting speAAsf,
Ths II 70 0'ele,es Luncheon slil BE-
followed ~ q business ssssifn.
f.tala Pheip. tent. Ne. Sxs, ".
q. v. viii meet II 10 o'els,<h
Thursday sfssYBson N knssf~Hl
hail Mrs Nsls Olsen Mill preside
and plans ell b. made for the
district meeting. Members VIII
n0ts change IN msesang piace.
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Bethany l-sdies
Will Meet
-Four Circles 70 csnvses
Wednesday Ter ousi-
nsss and Lunehsens

Thrce circles Of the Ladies'
society Of Bethany Msthotiist
church will meet Wednesday
morning In the homes Of NOM
bern. A fourth group viii meet
in the parlars Of the church.
All of the sessions ara sched-
nled for 1870 o'clock.
Circle No. viii meet with Mrs..
n. A. Ritter. ais ~. 3 u New
hers Afv requested IN hiring send'
witches. Mrs. Mary poyis WIN epen
the meeting ard Mrs. =. ". nssles
viii conduct the business.
Circle No. 2 win meet II the
home Of MIRA. d. l. Evans ito1
No. saith IT,. members beinx re-
uuesssd 70 hiring SANDWICHES Mrn'
Clyde nsheosk viii open he meet
ing and Mrs. Evans Win lssd the
business discussion.
Members are Aiso ssked 10 bvsnn
sandwiches 10 the meeting n ctrris
No. In The church psrioss Wsd'
nesday morning Mrs. J. y, Me-
Cannon viii be hostess and ~ii
also preslds over The days business
Mn. Byron H<wssd Win opsn tn
meeting.
Mrs. Milton B<smsr win snisf'
tain Circle No. I ~ her hons II
s01t DO. Park syr. Ths hestess
viii ssrvs = asssert lunrhsos. Mrs
l.. A. curtiss viii opsn ths mest'
Ing and ME. Fred MsrHrath wiIl
conduct ths business nesting.
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