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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Doug Fairbanks Star
In Picture Showing
At Echo Theatre Now

Recommended as ALSO bling
screen fare Is Paramount's sus-
penseful and intriguing romantic
drama. "Safari." co-starring Doug
las Fairbanks. Jr.. and Madeleine
Carroll. which plays Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. Oct. 10. II
and - at the Echo theatre Studded
with exceptionally fine individual
performances, and distinguished nv
an interesting and expertly devised
story, It Offers entertainment Of
high order.
briefly. the picture has to do
with wealthy. arrogant Baron -
played by Tulllo Carminati-who
entertains as guests on his yacht
Madeleine Carroll and Muricl An
gelus Medicine is plotting % mar
~ Carminati. hut finally recognizes
her only chance Is 10 inci'e his
jealousy. Arriving at NJ Pola.
West Africa, the starting point ~
safari CarminatI has planned. he
IA incensed because Fairbanks.
whom he has hired 10 lead the cx-
petition does not meet the boat
Fairbanks. a biz game huntcr. ar
rives that evening and fur her
arouses Carminat's ire by ordering
him from table az birthday
party given 10 Lynne Oycrran,
Scotch trader Fairbanks refuses
10 head The hunt but Madeleine
deeply interested In this self-snf-
nclent young adventurer. talks him
into shaking dice to decide tho
question. Ho loses and Madeleine
joins the safari She grnsps the
opportunity 20 play these two mer
against each other and precipitates
a proposal from Carminati.
From his base camp Fairbanks
decides 10 ny over the area the sa-
fari viii travel. and Madeleine in
duces him 10 take her with him.
Aware OF her plan TO use him. he
tells her so and berates her UNI
mercifully. BY delaying their de-
parture she prevents him from
flying back 10 camp, and they
spend the night alone in the jun
gle
The return in the morning TO find
Carminati insane with Jealous
rage. and Fairbanks learns that he
has been responsible for the death
Of one OF the native boys during
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05

nunciation and gestures. Marlene
is just a natural child. She plays
with her sister. Loretta. who is
three years old and who yawns In
differently while audiences gasp AZ
Marlenc's intelligence. Loretta,
however, is beginning 10 show some
jealousy over the interest Marlenc
creates. and she can answer so of
the questions herself.
The Go-Getters club OF Plym-
outh Congregational church. Gar
field and Beaubien. is sponsoring
Marlene In recital. Sunday. Oct
IL. In the church The recital will
start at 6 pm Tickets may be Sc
cured from members Of the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Oxley Urges
Use OF Skilled
Negro Labor
Outlines Policy
OF Advisory
Commission

pirfSBJ RICH. Pa complete
utilization 81 all available Negro
.k!ils needed in defense industries
Was urged By Lieut. Lawrence A.
ONie4. supervisor ~ the Negro
Placement service. Burean 81 En-
Nioyment Security in an address
last Friday AZ the Warren church.
before ihe National Association for
the Advancement ~ Colorcd Peo-
pie He stressed particularly the
thought that all available skills
needed Ia defense industries must
be utilized but the speaker empha-
sized that All available Negro skills
must be engaged IN The prosecution
OF the National Defense program.
The speaker outlined plainly The
policy as laid down BY the Advisory
Comm, s~ion o. the Council OF Ma
8ona Defense respecting labor and
insisted that every EFFORT will be
made 20 insure Tie Negro an eqult-
able and nroportinate share IN
Training AND placement IN The de-
tense industries
llr'f ONley asserted that nation
ll defense can become effective only
II behind y There stands q truly
united nation determined TO use
eyer, ounce of rs strength IN sup
for' - Democracy and that there
mIs' he an equal participation IN
PIG anair- of unr Government by
ail per-nrs regardless OF race
creed OF rlor AhoNe al he added,
ever, irdiyidla and each local
fomnarfv must BE mindful of
rrsaon .hlifs be activities Of the
defense pfo1rani
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
League Will
Wage Fight Fot
Promotions
Also Wants
More Firemen
Appointed

Advocating an eirh,-poin, :.
gram that includes "nafrolr..Ns
the mounted and moioreycls az
SION OF the police departmsr, - ..
motions lin the police denar,nsr. ~
and to demand abulance a-'..
and more flremcn. and sn,,,..
ments to the civil service ana w.'
fare commissions tho unr,.''
Civic league is sponsorlns ,o1
table conference In Tho p,...
House OF 81. Cyprian Eniss...
church, Twenty-e rhth and vn,.,
Thursday evening oct 10 ~
conference IS slated 10 start :,
p. m.
While the league want. ~ "a.
cate politically" the ci,,en.
to seek closer soopera,ior
tween civil and minority rron,,.
the members arc also arg.nr y,s',
er industrial and domestic
ployment' for members ~
Race.
The organizaton. arcorainy II
a spokesman. will erte t6a u.
zens as an information bureau !.
pecially during election period,
Inc conferecS a Ac ronfo-s,.
Oct. ? will be kermit X Mead
structor; Ulysses " Roykin rs,'
paper corresnondcn A,,o,,sI
Richmond VI. GonehNv and \.
Rev. Malcolm G. Dade rsr,o, Il
st. Cyprian Episcopal church
The honorary Jndso viii H. N.
aid }. Marshall, senator chsr,ar
Digs. the Rev. Horace ws.s
pasfor Plymouth Coneger,,ts,'iI
church, Andrew n Snced A,,or,,I
Charles a. Roxhorogeh And.,v
smith. Edward j. VOCAL ,a,sI
Detroit Tribune. louis rn,r.sI
Martin. editor Mich.caa Chrome,
the Rev Juan II, Bruce p,srI
Olivet Baptist church Ws.ie, !
Pettiford. member ciiy elsr,-
commission. Henry S nons,.I
manager Brewster Homes and Wi
Roy J. Morton honorary ,ssn
spokesman and teacher
The topic Of discussion viii III
Has Detroif's Negro Suceeeds|
or Failed Poliiically99
The officers Of the league ana
Edward Henry Lucas. president
Leon A. deMeunier vice president
Walter r. Ford. recording serA|
tary; Odell Davis. assistant ~
cording secretary: vernice HIcksl
corresponding secretary Theoarl
Williams. financial secresuI
Jasper Williams. parliamentary,
Louise Johnson, program cha,{
man; David c. Norihcfoss conna,
cur laison officer. John EsselnrI
sergeant-at-arms. and Ralfh Prr
tor. treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Opens Business

VI c. Wright Jr.. son Of the Rev.
VI G. Wright Of Chicago who pas
tored at Ebenezer AME church
from 1922 to 1926 has opened q
business az the corner OF Hastings
ana Adams street called The Fry
where he sells fried fish and chick
en-.
Mr.. Wright has been IN business
in 81. Louis. He is former news
paper man and charter member
Of the Epsilon chapter Of the Omega
Psi Phi fraternity and a graduate
Of WHEREFORE.
lie invites the public TO inspect
his place OF business where he has
six efficient employees.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
szZy
CLASSIFIED

APIS. FOR Rent
7Os +. Congress and s's l; ~. "
field 1.s.3 Room furnished W
ments, also sleeping 'insle III
double rooms. $3.50 20 ~ per
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
MILLER HIGH
STUDENTS AID
DEFENSE PLAN

The above photograph is OF A
group OF driver-mechanic students
in the United States Vocational
Training Defense program in the
automobile shop at Miller High
school.
This group is significant In thai
though Detroit is expected TO sup
ply skilled mechanics for the va
rious defense units scattered
throughout the nation. this Is the
first group in Michigan to he taught
by a Negro industrial teacher.
Rooney Archicbald Henderson
FIRST figure on the left with arms
folded) Is the instructor. He Is
the first Negro in Michigan to re-
ceive certihcation and acceptance
by the state board OF control for
vocational education as an indus
trial teacher in the defense pro-
gram.
Mr.. Henderson was al one time
chief instructor in the department
~ automotIve science al Prairie
View State college. Prairie View.
Texas, serving from Dec. I. 1919 :,
March |, 1926. In addition 10 his
liberal and cultural education. he
has received training in engineer
ing and technical subjects al the
following institutions:
The United States Army Mechan-
ioal Training Detachment during
the First World war;; Prairie View
State College Division Of Mechanic
Arts; University Of Michigan Col
lege OF Engineering: Wayne Uni-
versity College OF Engineering
special research work with Good
year Tire and Rubber company
Akron. Ohio. and with the Stude-
baker Corporation. Detroit.
He Is member OF the Detroit
Branch Of the NAACP. Booker T.
Washington Trade association. Ma
lional Technical association. Ma
tional Negro Congress. M chapter
OF Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
The class is composed OF %
members OF which ~ are colored
ON the extreme right in tool crib
man. Nathan Carr. June graduate
Of Cass Technical High school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Announcement

The "Old Gov" coffee establish
mcut. $50 +. Garfield. announces
that the silverware premiufs which
the firm has hecn offering in ex-
change for coupons will not be
given after this week, until fur
Their notice.
"Old GOV Is one Of Detroit 5
leading business men and his cof-
fee and other products are handled
In large number OF local retail
stores restaurants and similar es-
Establishments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05

1915 WABASH. solid ., D,O'i "A
stocco. . rooms. reconalllOss,,W al]
mediate possession, prize
1900 down.
$3.50 ST. AUBIN. solid s I'm
stone. . rooms and tiie = n' s,r,r|
water heat, side drive az, ,a.,I n
slate roof. stone steps |..iaA1
Doctor. Price sSSoo.OO'
down.
1859 y. GARFIELD. 'Ioor.
rooms and bath each, oas @srrr1
basement. full attic ana
Price $1,000 cash.
SMITH AND BRUSH. I'm M
terraces, 6 rooms eacn' s,s"s"rsl|
oak throughout. newll owud]
Price $4,000. Terms: n
Home Parm Corporation
Chene, Temple s-ee'e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Card OF Thanks

We Wish to thank the many
friends for Kindness shown during
orr bereavement occa> stoned nv the
passing 81 our mother. Nr>. Nancy
Bracy. July H.
Mrs. Ruth Sprays. ana famlls
6i0s rhlrtlcth street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05

A GOOD appetite. hearty On.
~ ner, food that we Ike on
that doesn't like us-oi eolis
we should "let good digestion
govern appetite" but do WEI
When Acid Indigestion, hean'
burn or Gas on Stomach result
BE wISE-TRY ALKA-SELIzm
Try Alka-Seltzer too ior HEAD.
ache, Muscular Fatigue. Morning
After" and Muscular Pains.
Aka Setter contains an analt.,
sic. pain rclieveE sodium aosv .
Salicylate) as We'll as alkalih
buffer salts. ~
In handy packages or by IN
glass al your drug store
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Mrs. Brooks 10 Preside 81
OskIsnd Meeting

The Oakland P.sf. A. win hold
lts first meeting Of ths year at
the Oakland school Wednesday Al
30. Mrs. Robert Y. BROOKS pre-
siding.
Following the business meeting
a brief report on the spring con-
vention will be given by Mrs.
Brooks. followed by several mual.
cal selections.
Refreshments VIII be served by
the executive committee.
New executive COMMITTEES In
cludes. president. Mrs. Robert y.
Brooks. secretary. Mrs. Paul
Knott. treasurer. Mira. g. n. Proc
tor. program. Mrs Alex vaysr.
publicity and record book. Mrs.
j. NJ. Bennett. membership. Mrs.
Jack KifTags. hospitality. Mrs.
Clarence Marker parent sduea-
ton. Mrs.. Donald Cameron. pre-
school and heaith. Mrs.. Raymond
Cook. legislation. Mrs. Mercer.
music and drama. Mrs.. Jack Cook /:
motion picture Ard radio. Mrs.
Jack IL Mar. student al. Mrs.
Russell Anderson. International
relation and sankhins. Hrn A. {.
Mitchell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

As the guests arrived they were
presented with tiny parchment
scrolls which held clues for one of
the games of the evening. honors
IN which were won by Miss
Sleeves. Mrs. Carolyn schaad and
Mrs. Roland Wagner.
Miss Gordon is the daughter of
Mr.. Joseph A. Gordon and the late
Mrs. Gordon and Mr.. Kloeppel is
the son Of Mrs. Milla Kloeppel. She
has chosen her sister. Miss Mar
garet Gordon. to be her maid of
honor with the bridegroom-elect's
sister, Miss Kathryn Kloeppel.
Miss Merrie Jeanne Malcomb and
Mrs. Norman Williams as the
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Edward Young viii be the
best man and ushers viii include
Mr.. George Gordon. Mr.. Kenneth
Heymel and Mr.. Fred Axlund, jr.
Guests at the party were Mes
DANES Neil Everett, Carl Carlson.
Bernard Henriksen. Dennis Ship
man. Arnold Swift, Forrest Tib-
bits, Roland Wagner. Leslie VIII
helm, Edward Young, Carolyn
Schaad, Kenneth Heymel, Fred
Axlund, jr.. Donald Gordon, Misses
Ruth Heymel, Kathryn Kloeppel,
Ellis Sackett, Betty Schaad and
Margaret Gordon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

Ths marriage = ~ ThslEnz
Lucille naehhalz snd ~ Edward
stsrnsn 1uE@aH 49, nises satufs
- evening II : s1siasE n -
Little Chafeh - n Prairie. -
Rsx aeften fuekmaa Fssalsk ~
xaSz TAs hfias = - laughter
= ~ ana NJ A , nuehhala =
stellaeeazn IaAs - ths hfiass
green i re - Il ~ tlalet
tusisnn ~ Nefth Amsflean iaks
10th ths hflds I'D bridegroom afs
graduates e t1neela high aehaal
Pastel dahllas provided : color.
~ sitting - ths ceremony H.
ErEna Taber was ne nrKsnist and
~ Frsa Wilcox. ne vocalist IL
songs ssfe sThfeash the Years
~ = na~nlnk
Given N marriage ~ hsr father
lhs esids ~ere - her marriage =
flaaf isnxth gown q white satin
made slth gathered hedles
Win Il she Nore = white iulle vel
which waz gathered Al ths top -
hrr had and hsld sith white satin
braid ard rnsxhads The ssll waz
worn ny the brides mother II her
wedding = years sEe Tier few
err sere = cluster q safdsnlas
with eouvardia md white zstln
sireAmafs fastened u her white
nlhls.
The matron II honor. Mr. Alien
Graham. sister If the hfias. xere
white chiffon and carried = colo
nial eouqust Miss Helen Juasnn.
the bridesmaid va sa~nsa In
aqua marqulsstts with hlaek lace
trim. She. too. had = colonial
bouquet Little Key knslp waa
the flower sirl wearing = dress n
powder blue efFzndy. CsndlsllEht.
efs were Aias Florence Moore nd
Mrs.. Howard Judson. one wearing
pale green lace and the ether
powder blue taffsta. Both had
srtstlst eorssgea.
A reception AZ the home ~ the
brides parents followed the We'd.
ding ceremony. the parents q the
bride and bridegroom joining The
bridal party In welcoming the
guests. Receiving. Mrs. Buuhhols
sofs white and blue chiffon
Fo~n. The erideKroomn mother
wurs white and black chiffon.
Both had eornagss Of white dahllan
Pastel dahllas were uaed
throughout The rooms Appoint
ing the lace covered table was the
wedding cake and an arrangement
II white lilies White fapers In
silver holders added 10 ths set
ting. Presiding were Mrs. Alice
kneln and Mira. Tilns Abelson.
Mrs. Ida Jensky was In charge Of
the guest hook.
For going away. the bride chose
= hlue-grey tailored ault With
which abe wore a white satin
blouse and black accessories The
new home win be made on Stella
COON lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Friends Invited
To Parish Party
Visitation Women TO En-
terrain at Luncheon

Invitations are being ex-
tended to all friends of Visi-
tation parish to attend a
luncheon and card party in
the social hall of the school,
So. 18Th and Lawrence, on
Friday. The affair will open
the fall social season.
Luncheon will be served prompt
ly at II o'clock noon. Those who
cannot remain for cards will be
served promptly.
In charge Of the affair are Mrs.
Joseph Maerkl. chairman. and Mes
DANES Ralph Martin. Joseph Des-
mond, L. L. Manley. and John
Karramon. menu: Mesdames Kath-
crime Barrett. Louis Schiller and
Antoine Renggh. dining room: and
Mesdames Peter Schmalx and A. c.
Conner, prizes and awards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Wedding Plans
Are Announced

Plans faf rs marriage - Ms
Margaret aaa kftssaffsrsan. -
Mr. William Affirm lIartiine II
fsim 80 hsinH announced to-day
rhs bridegroom . 10 suu II ~.
aaa NJ Oliver Maritime re
ceremony wlIl - Feaa n fhe hofss=
- ~ brides parents. n Friday
sxsnsnz September II Ths ~.
sfneld I.sxsahszsH = zasn Evan
Eslisal ehafeh VII fead re services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

~ Mrs. Jules Ruffano.
Amann ths raeamans n -
eFuWd ssFe NJ - ~ gsafss
Calvert. Nha have aees slmass al
he rsess II lnnxaeres thls 80.
snn. Ths q u MurKans. No al.a
hzss hssH a*sf frequently. cane
fnr the fiHai day. ~ an ~. I'D
M Willard Selsoa. another saa.
PIE aFtsa n ths thfunr II ne
track
Af and ~. = cammlnss
and their IN Richard cane. :. ~
Or BERNARD Harrington ard nfs
Janet Watson brady
stlll others wsrs nr sad NJ
isso Hunt. nr ard NJ nafr,
Davis. IT sua Afs y n Ar
Ssfthnsf. ~ sna NJ. Guy fisses
NJ sna Mr. WIN. Z. slsmsys.
and Mr. and Mira Frank Neal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Pro-America
To Open Year

Members of pro-America will
stage = rally at II o'clock noon on
Friday at the Bonneville hotel.
One hundred members of the or
ganization are expected To attend.
Speaker Of the day will be Mr..
Reno odlin. Others who will be on
the program are the five candi-
dates for the office Of state super
intendent of schools Mrs. Louise
Taylor of Tacoma. Mrs. Pearl Wan
amaker, Messrs r. s. Black. clar-
ence J. Cool and Stanley 8. At
wood.
Mrs. Karl Kellogg. president. viii
preside over the session which viii
be the first formal meeting of the
season. Those desiring reservations
are requested 10 call Mrs. Chester
Lindstrom a. PR 1i6p.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
No-Fiosl Affair Tor
Chansl Soeisix

The ladies' Ald HaelstY n Hnp.
shspsi wtii have = nn-ha~t nesting
under direction - fhs president.
Mr. Edward o1ann. Wednesday Al
nnuns The pastor. Carlisle A.
aehafsr. all ed n ne s~vatlans.
Following ths business meeting.
Misses tilaFta ard Fafrfei. noyfs
ard Beverly Sans wlll furnish spa
elal music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
First Presbyterian Circles
To Beoin Fall Season

Beginning their fall work. four
circles OF the First Presbyterian
church are meeting this week.
Circle u will meet Wednesday
with Mrs Lincoln Gault sos No
Tacoma ave. for a 1870 luncheon,
and Circle n viii meet al the
same hour with Mrs. c. II. Kin
near. 6o7 So. cushman. The
Bible study viii be led by Mrs.
ID. d. Alien while the hostess viii
have the mission lesson.
Also on Wednesday. but for =
l o'clock luncheon. Circle X viii
meet with Mrs. Karl staatz. 34os
No. goth.
Mrs. Clayton ThwinR Will en-
terrain members of Circle J for n
/ o'clock luncheon at her home.
6Oi No. Stadium way. Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Westminster Women
Plan First Session

The Woman's society of the
Westminster Bible church will hold
its first fan meeting Sept 4. in the
church parlors. South 5th and G
SITS. The business meeting win be-
gin promptly at 11:30 o'clock.
Members of Group 2, whose
president Is Mrs. d. L. Jenkins,
will be hostesses. Group>4, whose
president is Mrs. A. Z. Haskell.
viii provide the program. Mrs.
Smith Snyder will present the mis-
sionary report, and Mrs. F. c.
Dubois will give the Bible lesson.
Mrs. r. r. Eaton will be In charge
of the music. The Rev. Adam
Hunter will speak at the luncheon
hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Honors Retiring Officers
AZ Afternoon Tea

To honor lie retiring officers,
Mrs.. Robert haeGfsK0r. prsasdsnt
Mrs Lloyd Holmarsn. secretary
and Mrs. Harry HAdford. treAaur-
er. the Mothers Nursery club en-.
tsrtained Friday ct . tea in tins
home 81 Mrs. Robert Miles. s7ls
Ne. 18th n Tns afternoon VA
spent Informally with ths honofea
guests being presented Eifts BY
msfnbefz Of fbs eiIb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Bethany Ladies Board TO
Meet Wednesday

The executive board of the
Ladies' society Of Bethany metho-
dist church will meet Wednesday
at l o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Clyde Babcock, $3.50 80. st. The
new set-up for the wonen's dlu.
sion for Christian service viii be
discussed.
A study group. composed Of Of
ficers. met 10 plan for the new
organization ut the home Of Mrs.
M. =. Beemer. president. last
Tuesday. The group included
hesdamss Beemsr, Harry Free
man. Clyde Babcock. Jack Dorsey.
Ardee Hupp. Il. II. Stiles. Byron
Howard, Theo Flemming. A. y.
Alexander and r. 4. Barber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Charter President
To Be Feted
Manuscript Club 10 Meet
ss Home Of Mrs. .. .. Poe

The Manuscript club vii
honor It's charter president.
Mrs. II. |. Derriekson. and
Mrs. Paul Shafer. who wen
the recent contest Of the Cen
tral Federation of Nomen's
clubs with her short story.
Pioneer Heart # : luncheon
Friday It the home Of Mrs.
Geo. u. Poe on No. st. This
viii be the first meeting Of
the season and VII he pre-
ceded hy = business meeting
ut 1880 o'clock. with Mrs.
Thomas Brown. the new
president. presiding.
Year hooks vii hs presented and
: discussion If the years woFk
will follow. Mrs shafer vii honef
the group ~ reading her prize
story.
Mrs.. psfrlrksun who mexsd q
Long Beach. Cal. hst fall :
spending = few weeks IN the
Northwest and i being much en-.
fertained hy her many friends
Meetings Of the Manuscript club
vii be held each Friday a. ins
In the Y. ". {. A. On Broadway.
This Il = Workshop group with
much emphasis placed On criticism.
At a recent meeting The president
announced that the club would
have an eastern agent Tor the com
ing season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

FIrerest Community circle vii
hold itH first meeting u ths nsN
year ~ith > no-host luncheon 81
] O'Clock on Thursday. Mira 4. o.
Grimes. guest speaker. VIII intro
dues a series Of four talks At the
meeting. AL women 81 fhs com
manIty are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Maddens' First Child
Born tuesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Hite Madden of
Buckley are receiving congratu-
iations on the birth OF a daughter.
Linda Lee. their first child. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Greenfield of Tacoma, Mr.. Emmett
Madden Of Enumclaw, and a great
grandmother, Mrs. William Peter
son, Of Baltimore, Nd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Miss Eden Feted
In Seattle
Mrs. .. NJ. lund Honor,
Niece, Bride-fo-Be

A bridal luncheon was given
in Seattle Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. o. NJ. Lund of that
city for the pleasure of her
niece. Miss Dorothy Eden of
Tacoma. bride-elect of Mr..
Malfred J. Johansen of Puy-
allup. Following the luncheon
hour, a gift was presented to
the honor guest for her new
home.
Later games were played for
which favors were awarded to
Mrs. II. ]. Hansen of Edgewood.
Miss Marjorie smyser OF Seattle.
Mrs. Frank II. Eden OF Tacoma.
mother of the bride-to-be, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Helsrich. also of this
city.
A lace cloth covered the lunch
con table. which was centered with
an arrangement of crystal leaves
in which were interpreted small
vases of pink and white snap
dragons. The centerpiece WAS
placed on a mirror. Marking each
guests place was q dainty corsage.
Guests were Mesdames Norman
Martin, George Whitman. Leon
Gamaunt dorothy Martini. all of
Puyallup. II. J. Hansen of Edge
wood. Hattie Eden of Seattle.
Elizabeth Helfrich and Frank II.
Eden Of Tacoma. and Misses Mar
jorie smyser. Seattle, and Dorothy
Eden, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

The Nomsns division 81 Chris
ton service will hold lts charter
meeting In ths church basement Al
DAB the morning of sept. B. All
ladies Of the church srs asked n
attend this first meeting An in
tersstlng program including an sx-
plantation Of the new church organ
izatl0ns IL planned.
Hostssses for the Meeting wilI
be hssdames Dave carstsna, VIII
liam Baker. stephen W. Bsli. Ruby
Brown. Oscar Carlson and William
Bfistow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Mrs. Whitman and Mrs.
Goodman Vancouver Guesfs

Mrs. Albert Whitman and her
mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Goodman.
spent a recent fortnight in Van
ecuver. B. c., where they visited
relatives of some of their friends
in Scotland whom they visited last
year while they were abroad.