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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24

Boykin. E. Helen Howard . Helen
Nuttall. =. and Gertrude Bailey.
X X X
FACTS AND TRENDS
Marie and Ramon Scruggs. e. are
still unable to move into their rev
house on Marston avenue. legal
.echnicalities will keep them out
for at least another six weeks.
x-%
Rachael Strong. spent last week
end in Chi" ditto. Melinda
Wells. and Hortense Fears.
4 X X
Lydia Jones. .... that would be
Mrs. Ed. Jones. of the well known
Jones clan. of Chicago. .. is not
doing well at all go. with their
fourth youngster .. born very re-
Gently.
The Thomas Crawfords have a
perfectly darling little girl. e.. brand
new. just brought by the stork.
on February 10. to be exact.
X X X
Phil Roberts had serious acci-
dent with his car. =. . head on col
lision. =. fortunately, he escaped
with only minor injuries.
X X X
Edna Tondee, -. entertains. .. the
Clique. this Thursday morn
ing. .. at breakfast and bridge. 80.
as is and has been their custom. -.
for about the past seven years..
which is nice goings.
X X X
THE Jeh's" .-..met- with Marie
Reed g. last time. which was
last Wednesday afternoon. .. Marie
lives on Kirby. and the meeting
was there. d. delightful repast, re-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
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your confidence in CARDUL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Hostess

Little Betty Jean Haten Of Brews-
ter Homes was hostess at a birth
day party last week to several Of
her wee friends. including, Betty
Jean, Audrey Ramsey, Joe Battles,
Jr.. Faith Margaret Davis, Joann
Battles, Marie Haten and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
CADDINGS
COMES THE JAY HOP
By GLADYS MILLS

COMES THE JAY HOP
This year . more than hundred and half. of our
Young people danced and frolicked. to the dulcet
strains of Ellington and his Utter inspiring music
Twas in the Fountain Ballroom of the Masonic Temple.
that the hundreds of Wayne students. and company
which meant anyone who could dig up the shekes and
formal which would pass muster gathered to Jay HOP.
and do mean hop!!
And who would some of the charming young things be-.
let us see there Roberta Greenidge Johnny
Roxborough. Jean Johnson Eddie Carson Carolyn
Plummer . Teddy Williams. Betty Lewis. Eddie
Donald Helen Bankbead. Kermit Bailer. Margery
Dunbar. Lloyd Richards. Mary Louise Singleton.
Jack Barthwen. Martha Bradby. Howard Tandy
Harriet Pate Conkn Bray. Burnie Watkins. Rus
sell Nolle Margaret Cook. Charles Samples Mar
gerry Carlyle Johnson. Frances Raiford Bill
Polk F.. .DeMaris Solomon. Gus Ogletree Mary
Agnes Miller Norman Tabor Vernlce Hicks DOT
ohy Miller. Bob Baker. Lillian Mmms Walter
Green, Bobbe Hendricks of Ann Arbor Margaret Red
mon. Walter Thompson: Albert Wallace. Rose
Marie Wallace Billy Luval Vera Pate Bob Miller
-. Mildred Benson. -. Samuel Taylor
of the above mentioned. swarmed in over at Mary
Louise sngeton's house on Philadelphia. for cock
tails hors doeuvres. canapes, and goodness knows
what and all. before going to the Hop.
Mary Louise who is too pretty. was even more so
as she received her guests IN 1owy fFocK OF w4e
around the edge of the skirt and something made Of
sequns in her hair.
CUPID AND ST. VALENTINE coLLAsoRArE
would be Thurow Fitzpatrick. who'd think of break
ing the of George Higgins and Ruth Fosters i'm
pending marriage in such novel way 1t being Valen-
tines day. "Fitz" he is fondy called, asked in
congenia bunch and what with having the place all cut-
tered with tiny hearts, etc. quite coy atmosphere
achieved the additional having of potent beverage
aplenty and food fit for king plus the announcing
just the psychological moment of the happy news
made for all concerned. "a gay evening
1t last Friday and as you have no doubt
guessed by at the pretty apartment of the Fitz
patricks Alger.
In attendance were Frances and Gus Galloway.
Thelma and Hilary Baldwin. Fannie Bethel. Jesse
Mcmillan. Myrtle Mathews. Cora Brown. Richard
Anderson. Mary Swan. and of course Ruth and
George.
Ruth and George already shopping for house fur
nshings and have quite number of things laid by
The wedding is to be sometime early in June.
THE SNAKES KNOCK THEMSELVES OUT"
THE Snakes" club of young married males. who
claim that when better parties given in Detroit they
will give them got off to good start last Saturday
night
Their first party formal. and given at Chuck
Thompsons place Hague
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the FRANK burtOnS. the BOD AUS
tins. e, Lawrence Taylor. .. and his
company.
PYRAMIDS RUSH PARTY
Have you ever been to an Alice
in Wonderland Party?". =. at such
party. everything is done in
reverse. and last Saturday after
noon. you can imagine the hi
larity -. which reigned. when
the members OF the Pyramid club
AL met out to Willamette Mos
oy's, on Harding avenue.
The first thing TO do after en-
trance. 81. would OF course be to put
the clothes on backwards. from
there on in the fun waxed high. -.
all the games were played back
wards. even the dinner was served
backwards. E. the first course being
the dessert
Rushees present were g.. Frances
Williams. =. Conchita Porter. Dor
ethy Chavis Dorothy McCleary.
Connie Lewis Elizabeth White
.... Katherine Weiss. -. Bernice
Moore. Vera Lee Fisher. =. Ruth
Giles. 80. Gladys House. .... Clara
Monsamie. e. Carol Shy. g.. Marie
Malone.
Pyramids present were .nr Burnie
Watkins. =. Elaine Wilmington.
Marjorie Conway e. Alice Fields
LILLIAN Mimms Alice Coote.
Mildred Benson.
Deltas present were. Eleanor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-17

preaching when the trafdc light
turns red, even though the light
may be one or two blocks distant.
The club also warned that most
Of the New York trafic signals dis
play only two colors, red and green,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-17

stone Automobile Club Of tramc reg.
ulations in New York differing from
those here.
Particular attention, the club
pointed out, should be paid to the
requirement for stopping at any
intersection the motorist Is ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-17

I'd Division OF the A. e. r. The
peak strength of the marines in
the World War, was about 10000.
OF these approximately 5000 served
overseas.
BY law, the authorized strength
Of the Marine Corps is fixed at
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With . brief dark period" between.
There is no warning amber signal.

The United States Japanese and
Russian airforces are part Of the
army; British, French, German and
Italian airforces are separate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-17

one-fifth that Of the Navy. As the
Navy expands, the marines, too, are
reaching their greatest peacetime
strength.
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coast against well-orsanised opposi-
ton.
The marines have no plans to
participate this summer In the
Army's large-scale maneuvers. Dur
ing the World War the marines
contributed q bridage to the famous
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lahore plans to spend large sums
on its roads In the coming year.
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New York Truffic Rules
Given for Fair Visitors

Local motorists planning to 60 to
the New York World Fair this sum-
rner were advised today by the Key
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Of ivory or white paint, equipped with
facia board across top, worm gear
fitting device. % to So in. wide and
"a inches long.
Kann's-Third Floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Delta Delta Delta
To Celebrate
Alunnae OF Sorority
70 Attend Banquet

Tacoma alumnae members
Of Delta Delta Delta sorority
will motor to Seattle Tuesday
evening to attend the annual
founders day banquet. which
will be held in the Arctic club.
Miss Ruth Mcdowell. of Mont
gomery. Ala, new travelling
secretary of the sorority, will
DO the main speaker. Mrs. I.
DAYTON Davies, international
president of the group, will
also be present.
In the group motoring to Seattle
are Mesdames Howard Tatman,
president. Sherman Day. Charles
Green. William McCrea. J. d. Og-
den. Clifford Spike. Fred Clear
man. William Kirschner. L. L.
Thompson and Miss Thelma
Tramm.
On Tuesday November rs Mrs.
Green will open her home for the
regular meeting Of the sorority
alumnae One o'clock luncheon
will be followed by talk by Mrs.
Paul Means on Customs of Wom-
en- in Sumatra"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Dorothy Woodruff
Again Honored
Surprise Shower Tor Bride.
Elect on Friday

Another of many parties
being given for Miss Dorothy
Woodruff. bride elect Of Mr..
Neil Sixer. was the surprise
miscellaneous shower Friday
evening at which Miss Lorena
Olson and Miss Nernia Rass-
mnsSen entertained At the
home Of Miss Rasmussen.
Court whist wss played during
the evening. favofs going 10
Misses Marian Mccarthy. BETTY
Miller and Ann Cock.
Other guests we're Misses Char.
lotte Webb. Margaret Marcos.
Louise Rush. Ruth Mason. Mar.
gsret kliese. Beatrice Leland
Margaret nall Martha pragovlch.
Alice nergloff. Irene Torgsrson.
Maflory jacobson. Marie Hrehsn.
Marjorie Wagner, Meida Ander.
son, Mary retropolus. Doris kuno.
Carroll pwinell. Doris coolidK.
Lena kale,l Helen nalloy. Dor
othy Howard. Dorothy mAnos. Mr..
Arthur Woodruff. mother 81 the
bride. elect. and Mfs v y. Raa.
mussen, mother Of the hostess.
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A. A. U. W. Hears
Of British Women
Miss Bollert OF U.B.C.
Is 0uest Speaker

The local branch Of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women listened TO
Miss Mary Bollert, dean of
women at the University of
British Columbia. at the meet
ing and reception for new
members Saturday at Annie
Wright seminary.
Miss Bollert, member Of the
London Royal Institute Of Inter
national Affairs, drew a brief pic
ture of war activities among Cana
dian women, and discussed the at
titude of British women toward
the present war and building Of
an enduring peace in the future.
Little excitement, said Miss
Bohert. attends the present con-
flict. anywhere in the empire, but
instead the quiet determination TO
preserve a way of life which in
cludes living under a government
which each helps 10 make.
Mrs. Bert Sweeting opened the
meeting with a piano talk and
several numbers, and the host
esses. Miss Elizabeth Fitch and
Mrs. E. Paul Todd, greeted the
members and promoted acquaint-
ance among old and new.
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Jumping pairs won by Miss Iris
Bryan on Kildare and Major c. W
Walker on Hi Hat. Miss Jean
Strong on Hilife and Miss Jane
Titcomb on Cricket; Miss Marion
Harrison on Charlie Reed and
Miss Gwen Anderson on Monte,
both entries from Seattle.
Three-gaited Saddle Horses won
by Mr.. J. Grady Gay on Lazy
River, a recent import from Texas /,
Miss Marion Harrison on Liberty
Rose; Miss Shirley Young on
Valiant Lady; Miss Gwen Ander-
son on Miss b. Havior (all places
taken by Seattle entries).
Junior Pairs won by Miss Anne
Stickney on Hindu Jim and Miss
Diane Corse on Kate; Miss Jane
Titcomb on Sally and Miss Nancy
Griggs on Patsy. Miss Wendy
Wagner on Mustard and Miss
Jean Strong on Hilife, Miss
Monica Shannon on Liberty Rose
and Mr.. Forrest Goodfellow on
Edna Grace.
Roadster TO Bike won by Miss
Donalda Mshsn with Margaret
Woolen. second. Mr.. Burwood Ken
nedy with Lily Brewer. third. Mr..
Don Cameron with T.actolls SILK.
Heavy Stock horses won By Mr..
Hall of Auburn on Chico. Mr.
James Payne on Barney, Billie
Whitehead on Goldie and Mr.
Tweed on Black Demon.
Five-gsited class won by Mr.. J.
Grady Cay on Jaeque Mcdonald
and Mrs. T. NJ. oLesry on Betty
Beaumont
Family class won by Misses
Shirley and Patsy Young. Miss
Helen Young and M. Robert
Young and Mrs. Joseph Gilpin and
Miss Sally Gilpin.
Woodbrook Course Won By Mr.
Al Wharton on Duke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
football Dance
To Be Sponsored
Lincoln Students 10 Give
Thanksgiving Dance

Thanksgiving football fes-
Invites at Lincoln high school
will open Tuesday with the an
nual Football Night" dance
sponsored by the stu ID n t
council. Dancing will be from
8 to II in the boys gymna-
sum, Dorothy Tippie, chair
man. revealed.
Among the features Of intermis-
sion time Wlll be girls football
game. Doris Long is chairman Of
entertainment committee. Girls
DOMINIC uniforms will be Bernice
Young. Lucia Kisducak. Doris
Davey, Thelma Canes. Carol Gil
lLspie. Peggy Simeral. Evelyn Ian
igsn Marian DAVIS Margaret
Berry. Doris Long and Asrilyn
Mayfield.
Other committee eharmen and
those taxing part include Margaret
oSiel. publicity Hazel HcCor-
mick. cleanup. and helping her
viii be Betty Horehead. Joyce Vi
ancour and Sam LAvarsto. Evelyn
Lanigan will head the orchestra
group. Chuck Rohrs. refreshments.
Roberta Larson. oheckroom. and
aiding her will be Beatrice DAVIS.
Chuck Rohrs and Willie Somer-
vii. The student council y1ll Be
In charge Of decorations.
During the intermission the win
ner Of the school song contest will
also be announced.
Wednesday afternoon there win
be q pep rally to be sponsored By
the student council The football
squad VIII be introduced 10 the
student body. as vel as Coach
SchNsrz.
This year. the Lincoln Letter
Lsssies Will again sell pompons al
The game
Aspirants for king" Of the Lin
coin KRIS club Toto. NOV. 70. total
10 ss result Of nominations by the
Toto COMMITTEES. climaxlng a week
q leap year" events. girls Will
eliminate al but one Of these boys
on Tuesday morning. Nov. Is
Candidates for mead Of Beau
Bal are Herb Anderson, Chuck
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Guests for thr occasion included
Nessrs. and Mesdames C. a
strong Minot Davis. Henry Hew.
1T. George n Guylss. Ebert h.
Baker. {. Russell Collins, J. J.
Dempsey. John Holmes, Harold
neering. Manson Rackus II,
Charles Forr. Frank /. Hale.
George y Heard. Lane raskili.
Lieut.. Col. and Ms Virgil Amber.
son and Lieut. and Mrs John Rates
Roberts
Acsdamcs Netealf Fogg Viola
Fisher and Bennett Munsey,
Misses Virgins Rupp. Catherine
and Peggy Strong, Donna Rus
feAts. Barbara Munsey. Edith
Henry and Edith Ann Fogg
Aessrs James Harrison. John ]
Dempsey. jr. George Tart Dan
aher Dempsey. James Gillespie,
Russell Far. Joseph Henderson.
Bennett Munsey. George land and
Lieut.. lee Savidge. who arrived on
Sunday morning from Long Beach
for a fortnight With his family,
Miss Cardin. president 81 the
Junior League Of Tacoma, was
graduated from the Annie Wright
seminary. Lieut. sayidge gradu-
ated from the United states Naval
academy In 1854. Ia now assigned
10 the u. s. 8. Colorado.
No date has been set for the
wedding
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Learn OF Coming Marriage of Prominent Young Couple
Troih Of Cornelia Marie Cardin
Is Made Known Sunday Afternoon
Bride-sleeis Parents Announce Her engagement 10
Lieut.. Paul S. Ssvdee ~ Open House

Friends who gathered for open house the home Of
Mr. and Mrs F. p Caru Sunday afternoon learned 81
the engagement OF Miss Cornea Marie Carn only daush
MIR and Mrs Cardn. 10 Lieut. Paul Savidgc. L. N
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul s Savidge
miniature wedding party the mantel Of the living
room fireplace disclosed the news.
For her announcement party. Miss Cardn wore treek
of Kings Ransom blue fashioned with drapcd bodice
short sleeves and pcatcd skirt Her flowers lei Of
which she attacvey around her shoulders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Tennessee Walking Horse
Highlight of Show
Exhibition Is Outstanding Performance OF Successful
Saturday Evening at Woodbrook Riding Academy

Highight of the Woodbrook Riding academy horse show
Saturday night the exhibition of the Tennessee
walking horse "Roxe Allen T. shown by Miss Monica
Shannon Mr.. J. Grady Gay bought the little in Texas
his recent trip.
The walking horse which bred for work along the
banks of the rivers in the South where they must be pa
roed for breaks in the dkes, of standard bred
saddle bred thoroughbred barb and plain American
pony She has three gas-flat foot walk running walk
and And although the twoyear-od has only been in
training three weeks il a fascinating performance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Miss Young Named 70
WelIeslex College Choir

Miss Francis Young, n junior al
Wellesley college. was recently
chosen as member 81 the col
lege choir Membership In choir.
which IL one of the most popular
extra curricular activities at
Wellesley, IL hard.oarned honor
for tryouts extend over a period
Of siN weeks and demand perse-
verance as well a. talent.
In the recent election ~ house
officers. Miss Young. who Is the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. u. J.
Young Of 40 Borough I'd. received
further honor by being elected
junior representative on the Stone
hall council
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
December | Set
For Wedding
Miss Allen 10 Become Bride
OF Mr.. Prster Soon

Formal announ &C ment Ia
being. made at this time Of
the betrothal and forthcom-
ing marriage Of Mas Lois
Allen. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Allen. 10 Mr..
Ruby Prater of this city. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen pfater
Of Salyersyille. Ny.
Tho marriage u the couple viii
10 read IN the home ~ the brides
parents ON December .
In Miss Alien. honor Afs
Frank Hanssn viii entsfisln NJ
her Apanswsy homo on Friday
evening The party will be .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Clubs

l. L. n. auxiliary VIII sponsor
card party Tuesday evening at
$50 O'Clock in the MAcoabes hall.
SO. 18th and Pacific ave. Refresh
ments Will follow. The auxiliary
will hold q short meeting before
the party.
Needlecraft elub ~ Tacoma
circle. n, o. ". viii hold card
party Monday evening In Eagles
hall The affair IL an annual one
and will be open 10 the public.
Ladies Catholic benevolent asso-
citation will meet TleSday for
luncheon At the BroaamoOr Mrs.
J. =. Piper IL chairman. assisted
by Mesdames ~ NJ shovlain. NJ
Hinesley and J. l. Kerngan.
Ladie. Auxiliary to IN. EasIe.
will meet Tuesday evening at I
o'clock IN the Eagles hall. Mrs.
Clinton Clark will preside After
short meeting there Will be
benefit card party.
Christian Nomsn's society Of
Ie sourd church viii meet Tues.
day for an "All Amerrycan" party
Admission viii be an item Of
canned food. Noon luncheon Will
be followed by q program. Com.
mlite.. Mes1ames Quart Close.
Thomas Trsioar. Wilbur shomo.
Daughters of Norway, No 3
viii meet Tuesday ut the homs Of
Mrs. Bella Oliver. sss Ridgswossd
ave. Luncheon At II 20, business
following
Fife Ladies' Aid Circle meeting
has been changed 70 Nov 70
Luncheon viii bs served A. ~ 20
o'clock ~ Mrs A BYnEs. Mrs .
Hageness ana Mr. Ryiand. Mrs
" y Vlr-on il PRESIDENT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
PoilucL 70 Be Held
Wednesday

potluck supper for Concofdla
club will be held In the social hall
of Epworih Methodist church.
Wednesday ~ o 20 The hnsts are
Mr. and Hrs William Barnard.
Mr. and hrf Asaeham Roberts
and Mr. and Mrs Harry Tong.
who have planned an interesting
program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Bridge Club 10 Meet
tuesday in l.O.O.f. Temple

The regular meeting 81 Tacoma
Bridge club will be held Tuesday
evening st 4 o'clock In the l O.
q. y. temple Winner. last week
were Mrs John Coffee. Mrs n. "
Blodgeit. first Mr. Phil Garland
and Dr. Darrell Running, second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Downs Are
Parents OF Second Child

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Downs tRetha
Gehul are receiving oongfstula.
tons on the birth Of their second
child, a daughter. Sunday morning
In Tacoma General hospital Tn.
little girl has bsen named Emslla
Ann. Her grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs Emil Cehn and Mr.. and
Mrs w, v Downs ~ Eims
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Mrs. Pollock 10 Entertain
Advisors Monday

AS hostess to the Past Worthy
Advisors club Of Cedar Assembly,
Mrs. r. L. Pollack will entertain
at the home of her mother. 4045
So. Tacoma ave. Monday evening.
Miss Betty Evanson, president,
will conduct short business meet
ing at p. m. Plans will be dis
cussed for the Christmas party.
Those planning to attend are
Mrs. r. L. Pollock. Mrs. r. l..
Clarity and the Misses Evelyn
Moe, Doris Bird, Dorothy Wickens,
Lola Huff. Betty Gallert, Doris
Sommer. Mrs. Al Slater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
WARMING hMdkhe1y
fGoKlizgG Children
WHEN COLDS STRIKE Relieve Misery the Improve,
Home Tested Vieks Way Perfected for Children

no matter what you have tried In the
past TO reiieye misery Of oolds--uest
your child The improved yicks way
NTH q "vspoESub masssge". Then
notice how swiftly II starts 10 ouiet
coughing, ease muscular bOferess OF
tightness and bring comfort.
With this MORE THOROUGH treat
nent developed b y,cks staff II
DoctOrs) the poulriee-anld- vspor action
Of sicss HspoRub more effectively o..
pfsfrssrGs irritsfed air passages zith
soothing medicinal vspors. inhaled
deeply @ith every breath.
srIselsrts chest and back Ike o
warming poultsce or plaster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Rohrs Bill Rohrs. Bill Clover. Neil
Stevens. Pat Solun. Bob Hamilton
Doug Carr, Bud Ford and Dave
Stockton.
Zach roll room nominated . boy
last Tuesday and these 10 boys
have been selected from that nst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Pearsons Observe
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs Paul Pearson Of
s26 ia. 4nth 81. Tacoma. were
surprised Sunday afternoon by 30
relatives and a few close friends
who celebrated with them the 25th
anniversary OF their marriage.
For an impromptu program.
Mrs. Ben Pearson Of Gig Harbot
played a group Of piano numbers
and Mrs. Paul Miller Of Puyallup
gave two readings
Presiding at the supper table
covered with a lace trimmed cut
work cloth. were Mrs. Ben Pearson
and Mrs. Clifford Pearson. sisters
in-law OF Mr.. Pearson and Mrs
Barton Ross Of Puyallup. sister OF
Mrs. Pearson. acted as hostess
Guests included Mrs. ". A. Miller
Nj. and Mrs. Paul Miller and
children. Janet and Warren: Mrs
George Walker. Mr. ana Mrs. Rufus
Benedict and children. Jeanette
Margaret and Donald. and Mr. and
Mrs. Barton Ross. all Of Puyallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carlson. Seat
tie. Mr. and Mrs O. = Wahlquist
and children. Donald and Virginia.
Olympia; Mr.. AMI Mrs Ralph
Pearson. Tacoma. and Mrs Ben
Pearson and son, Ben. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Cole. Mrs Phil Pear
son and children. Laura Lou.
Phyllis and Bobbie. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Pearson and sons
Carl and Eugene. Of Gig Harbor
Mr.. Pearson Is a native Of Mich
igan and Mrs. Pearson was born
in Wisconsin.
Tacoma business and PROBES
sionsl Noman's club Will meet for
Il O'Clock luncheon on Tuesday
in the Olympus hotel. Mrs. John
Quinn. guest speaker. will give
Political Highlights." Guests are
invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Card Party Postponed

The card party Wednesday Of
the Mothers of Tacoma Assembly
Rainbow girls will be postponed
until January, Mrs. II. A. Mierow,
president, has announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
First Fall Planning Meeting
Held by Junior Program Group
Mrs. theodore Lynn Heads Group Planning weeshwhas
Entertainment, Tor Children OF rseoms This Yss

Women of Tacoma interested In the finest In entertain
men for children busy again planning tho Junior
Programs details for this First meeting this fall
held Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Camille
pcssemicr.
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miscellaneous Shower niss Allss
was graduated ffom kspo~sas
han schneI ard hsr Flames 80
sfnssisf In Kentucky.