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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-26
CHRISTMAS GIFT

BURBANK, Calf, Nov. Is,
-R- Representatives Of the
10000 employees at Lockheed
and Vega aircraf' plants start
ed a movement today to give
the Royal Air Force a 500.
600 Hudson bomber as a
Christmas present.
E. J. Morgan, an employe az
the Vega material planning de-
partment, said workers he'd
agreed through their two re-
creation organizations to do
nate their time to building the
craft, identical to many now
in service for the British.
Morgan added that comany
officials had received "enthu-
siastically" a proposal that
parts and plant facilities be
donated. T.
"The British are responsible
for many Of us working" Nor
gan declared, "and we think
Christmas gift would be a fine
thing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-26
GOV. H0EY URGES
u CAREFUL DRIVING
,,.rease In Fatalities In Two
ill., ,1onlhs Erases Safety
Gains Of Year

rrr.H NOV. 25.-LP)-Alarm-
RAIL- ~shocking' upswing in the
ed oS " If ,raf.ic Fatalities in North
r'''p Una governor HoeI appealed
CaIo''''1 1JooIs today to drive care
10 L" ,,,ira the Thanksgiving and
ra-..-mas lan] holiday seasons
VI, .o.+ire ,hat there was y high
5ao+h, last week end, the gov
val .,jd tha5 the increase in fatal
eFEo' ,,,rino October and November
tlss .rased r safety gains made earlier
' ,.,.,sss the upswing is halted he
,,.5 1910 may be the "bloodest
s. ssor, since 1884,
va. Hoey's statement follows;
~ ll' ac, making a special appeal to
-. neonle of North Carolina and
a" w. .roso who use our public high
" D IN exercise more care and eau
va far their own safety and for
~" safety Of their felloW-travelers.
w ,,;.bin the next thirty days we will
'a ' +w, holiday seasons: Thanks
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-26
.ovieRevues
CITY" WILL
CLOSE AT THE BIJOU TODAY

There will be thrills and excite
ment a-plenty at the Bijou today,
when the stirring Warner Bros
film Virginia City, closes two
day run. The picture co-stars Enrol
Flynn and Miriam Hopkins as two
people whose conflicting missions
take them on a hazardous journey
scrcss the Painted Desert.
Enrol Flynn as a tough, two
fisteC adventurer is said to have
surpassed even his success in
dodge City,, and a new, vivid
Miriam Hopkins is revealed in the
part of dancing, fighting spit
fire.
Virginia City" is an intriguing
story of gold-smuggling during the
final stages of the Civil War.
The latest Paramount News is
also on the program. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-26
SUGGESTS TRIBUNALS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-R-
AFL President William Green today
said that under the defense program
labor wishes to prevent interruption
of production "for any reason" and
suggested tribunals could be set up
to adjust differences.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-26

NO lower price single shot gun anywhere in
America but don't let the price fool you
this is quality gun, sturdy, dependable
ihd accurate From the handsome walnut fin
SAed stock to the very tip of the barrel, it's
backed with value 12-16-2O Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-26
CONTRACT AWARDED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.- R -
A $73, ,575,26 contract for a small
arms ammunition plant to be To-
Gated near Lake City, NO., was
awarded by the War department
today to the Remington Arms Co.,
Inc, Bridgeport, Conn. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-26

To take care of the many ideas
submitted daily to the various
governmental agencies, an inven-
tions council is being set up with
in the framework of the Depart
ment of Commerce to look over
all the ideas submitted before
they reach the patent application
stage. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-26
SEVEN
CONFERENCE

HAMPTON, Va, Nov. 25-R-
Speakers at a conference called for
the purpose Of considering the part
Americas 100000 negroes can
play in national defense, sought to
drive home today the idea that
national strengh rests upon due
consideration for minority rights
and the cooperation of those min
critics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Miss johnson rionored
Az Bridal Shower

Honoring Miss signe johnson.
brids-to-be Of Mr.. Clayton Ford
Kassa Of wlllaps. Mrs W =.
Bourgaize entertained al a mis-
cellsneous shower Thursday eve
ming. Fayors al games played
during the evening went 70 Mrs.
Ellery capen. Miss Ruth Elmer
and Miss Hazel Swanson. Later.
supper Was served AZ a table cen
tered with summer flowers.
Guests were Mesdsfnss Eiia
Johnson. Chester Hamilton. crav-
ford Galbraith. Carl Dietz. Edwin
Garrison. Steven stromberg. Floyd
Anderson. EIisry capen. Cisrsnos
Grain. Loretz Hgitgren. Ben
swanson. Hiida crsmer. Irwin
Long and George Carter Of Seattle.
Others were the Misses Wilma
Zimmerman. Hazel and E1ith
Swanson. Margaret Jane BurrIs.
Martha and Ruth Elmer. Hilda
and Helen Lief and Georgia John
son.
Assisting the hostess were her
daughter. Miss Marie Bourgaize
and Miss Kathryn HuitZren-
Shower gifts were presented 10
the guest Of honor by little Phyl-
lis and Virginia Green The bride
to-be il IN. daughter Of Mrs. Edia
johnson,
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Lorraine Thoren
Honor Guest
Alberss Schmitr Entertain
For bride.so-Be

In compliment 10 Miss
Lorraine Thorrn. who 10 tn
be married this month 10 Mr..
LEO Thoren. Miss Alberta
Schmitx entertained nj a mis-
cellaneous = h over recently.
Games were played during
tho evening with honors GO
ing to Miss Florence Post and
Miss Mildred nerven. A late
supper was served nj tables
with colonial. Lace
edged. bouquets Of pink
sweet peas. blue hydrangcaa
and white daisies.
Marking each guests place were
name oards attached 10 miniature
vasrs, Glfts for her new home
we're presented to tho bside-sieei
by thase present,
Guests Included Mrs Edwin Hurd.
Mrs. Emory phlusmaehsf, Miss
Mildred nerven. Mas Rather itvid.
ding. Miss Kathleen pastsn. Miss
Florence Post. Miss Anns Mikkei-
son, Miss Hsrdies kcii. Msrs Ava
lon woiahn. niss Marie Behmiis.
sister al ths HOSTESS. and the guest
Of honor,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
June Wedding
Is Announced

A Welding ceremony whirh ~ss
solemnlxed Juns 10. hat which IL
being announced this week 10 that
which united Aiss Doris f.~nDfe
Bowman. daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs
jain N. Bowmsn, and Mr., Mark
william Allen. son ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert y. Allen ~ nfn~ns Point.
Tba REV n. Arthur Larson per-
formed tho ceremony IN the pfss-
enes II relatives and . few nlose
friends In . setting n siadioli and
lighted ,apsfs IN tho FIRST Lutheran
church
Mrs. Gordon Tusli ~as thu brides
only attendant. and Mr.. Tt,HIi ssrs.
sd Mr.. Allen ne beat man. For
tha ceremony. ths bfids Sofs .
powder blue afternoon ffoek and
corsags of white orchid
Wedding music was played by
Ma. Esther itsumsn. ~bo also
accompanied Mr. rusii. VIVA sang
''Iee Htis<
For her daughters marftsgs,
Mrs. bowman Sors an afternoon
froek ~ blue yails. with sofsaEs
n swsst pess and rosss- Mrs. Al
len wore navy blue and . eofsaEe
of fosea
rollo~ing the Ceremony, NJ. and
Mrs. Alien left on q short wedding
ir1p. after which thsy returned 10
mako their new boms IN rseoDs.
Mr.. Allan attended ,he University
of Washington whsre IA ~As .
member ~ Theta Chi fraternity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Home 10 Be Made
In Griffith, Ind.

The marriage OF Miss Maryiouise
Bader. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Emil A. Bader, to DIR. Daniel John
Vracin. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Vracin of Chicago, ILL.,. was solem-
nized July /. the Rev. Anthony
F., o.s.B.. reading the vows in
Holy Rosary church. Regal lilies
and white tapers formed the set
ting for the ceremony at which the
bride was given in marriage by her
father.
A gown OF white pan-velvct was
worn by the bride for her marriage.
With 1t she wore finger-tip veil
caught 10 her head with a dainty
coronet of orange blossoms. For
an ornament she wore a heavy gold
chain belonging to her grandmoth-
er. and she carried her mothers
wedding prayer book and a bouquet
of stephanotis.
For her only attendant. the bride
had her sister, Miss Dolores Bader.
who was gowned In turquoise chif-
fon with a shoulder-length vel to
match. Her flowers were an arm
bouquet of pink lsrkspur.
DR.. Joseph Bent Wylie of Arr
IONA was best man for Or. Vracin.
and ushers were Or. Harold Cole
OF Seattle. DIR. Justin Schwind and
Mr.. Benjamin Knoell. Mr.. Won
Tanner played the organ.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the we'd
ding ceremony. the brides mother
receiving In a magenta gown with
matching turban and a corsage Of
orchids. During the reception. Mr.
Knoell. accompanied by Miss Eve
Ign Hopkins. sang 20 Promise Me"
and Because
Miss Betty Evanson served the
brides cake and Mrs. Walter Kno-
ell and Miss Marie conkey OF Seat
tie presided at the table. which
was centered by larkspur, thanked
by lighted tspers.
Later. DR.. and Mrs. Vracin left
on q short wedding trip for which
the bride chose dusty pink dress-
maker suit. The bride and bride
groom viii make their first home
In Griffith. Ind.
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Gross honors, during the after
noon. went to Mr.. Harry Andrews
and Mrs. Margaret Rust. Net
honors went to DR. and Mrs.
Robert Read. first place. and DR..
and Mrs. Jesse Read for second.
Those who met early for a round
of golf were DR.. and Mrs. Jess
Read, DIR. and Mrs. Robert Read.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Alison, DR..
and Mrs. Robert Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Willard, Messrs. and
Mesdames Thomas Mills. Lowell T.
Murray, Minot Davis. Harold Al
len, Alex Babbitt, Henry Foss and
house guest, Mr.. Wolf, Judson
Benton, Bernard Bagan. A. w.
Johnson. Charles Chandler, Brouse.
Horace Wright, Harry Andrews
and Corydon Wagner.
Others were Mrs. Margaret Rust.
Mrs. James Wingate, Miss Presley
Ellis, Mr.. Henry Wheeler. Mrs. r.
B. Mastick, Miss Amy Lou Murray.
Mr.. Robert Hyde, Miss Frances
Young, Mr.. Brude Gilpin, Mr..
David Doud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Pharmaceutical Women
In Convention Here

The Women's auxiliary of the
Washington State Pharmaceutical
association. now in convention
here, is enjoying busy three days.
Following registration at Hotel
Winthrop Monday morning, a
brunch was served at 1890 o'clock
with Mrs. James Welker. president
of the local group. welcoming
guests and Mrs. George Thompson
in charge. A tour of the city fol-
lowed, visiting members being TAX
en- to the home and gardens Of Mr..
Walter Suffer.
A business meeting was held by
the auxiliary at o'clock with Mrs.
Emily c. McRae. state president.
in charge. Mrs. p. II. Brady gave
the flag salute; Mrs w. o. Westbo.
the invocation, and Mrs. Harold
Meyer was in charge of the group
singing. which was accompanied
by Mrs. Art F. Miller. Reports
were given from the secretaries of
the Spokane and Seattle auxiliaries
and the address of welcome was
given by Mrs. James Welker. Mrs.
Andrew Smiley gave the response.
Mrs. George Thompson is gene
raj chairman for the luncheon to
be given at the Country club on
Tuesday. Mrs Everett Mcmillan
is in charge OF the golf tourna-
ment which will precede the lunch
con at s o'clock. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Olaf Grything. A
musicale will be presented during
the afternoon with Mr.. George
johnson, violinist, Mrs. Bryon
Foreman. pianist and Mrs. Donald
Dilts, soloist on the program.
At the head table will be Mes
DANES Emily c. McRae, Spokane.
state president; George Sorenson.
Seattle, state vice president.
Arthur c. Johnson. Spokane, sec
retary-treasurer; w o. Westbo.
Seattle. junior past president:
Andrew Smiley. president of the
Seattle auxiliary. f. +. Maxwell,
Spokane president: p. II. Brady:
James Welker, Tacoma president:
Everett Riser. Tacoma vice pr~si-
dent. and Mrs. Duerfeldt. second
vice president of the Spokane
group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Drost-Lupton
Vows Exchanged
Couple United al Lawn
Ceremony Sunday

Miss Betty Marie Lupton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
B. Lupton, became the bride
of Mr.. Robert Johann Drost.
son of Mrs. Abbie Morris, on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
when nuptial vows were ex-
changed at a lawn ceremony
at Westwood, Steilacoom.
The Rev. West performed the
ceremony at which the bride
was given in marriage by her
father. Miss Ann O'Laughlin
was the brides only attendant
and Mrs. Leo l.. Booth served
Mr.. Drost as best man.
For her marriage. the bride
chose a navy blue sheer redingote
dress with white trimming and
navy accessories. Her flowers were
a corsage of sweet peas and roses
and she carried a handmade hand
kerchief carried by her mother at
her wedding 81 years ago.
A frock of navy blue sheer was
worn by the maid of honor who
also wore a corsage of sweet peas
and roses.
After the wedding ceremony
there was a reception at the home
of the bride, Mrs. Lupton, wei
coming guests in a navy blue sheer
and the bridegroom's mother re-
ceiving in dress of rose lace.
Garden flowers were used
throughout the rooms and the we'd
ding cake, in the shape Of two
large bells. with white candles in
crystal candelabra and sweet peas
in crystal bowls. appointed the
table. Mrs. c. L. Lupton presided
and assisting were Mrs. S. j.
Wilson, Mrs. Freda NJ. Burr and
Mrs. l.. f. Gillian.
Following the reception, Mr..
and Mrs. Drost left for a weeks
motor trip down the Oregon coast.
After Aug. 1. they will be at home
at the Broadway apartments. Both
the bride and bridegroom are grad
yates of Lincoln high school.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were Mrs. B. NJ Ames of
Butte, Mont, Misses Beverly and
Marlys Lindsey of Milwaukee,
Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Evetts,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Evetts and Mr..
and Mrs. F. C. Gaines, all of Me-
dina, Wash. and Mr. and Mrs. c.
F. Brotchie and Mr.. NJ. A. Evetts,
all of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Council Tor Peace Plans
Interesting Program

The Womens Council for Peace
will meet Thursday In Emerson
hsIl iI0sia Broadway Members
are invited b. bring their friends
70 the sandwich luncheon and SO
cial hour from IL 20 until 100
O'Clock Mrs Frank OTIS. council
president. viii preside over the
business session a, which specific
activities will be conxidefed and
important committee reports VIII
be made
The afternoon program viii be-
gin at z.30 O'Clock with the chair
man. Mrs Henry ABdrak. IN
charge Mrs MaBde Richard Will
present a poem BY Katherine P.ck
entitled Mother Wake TIP nFs
Jessie y. Kastnsr viii review sg.
nifleant national and world events
and Mrs hsrgsry \ Smith will
report on legislative news from
the national capitol A general dis
cusslon by the membership will
conclude the program.
TTns nssiy-formsd Tacoma unit
Of the Mothers Of America, ma
tiOnal Organization sponsored by
Kathleen Norris. authorizes, viii be
a guest Of the council. The public
Ia cordially invited 10 attend.
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"Moderneftes" Meet with
Miss McCutcheon

Miss Doris McCutcheon OF 4003
Mckinley ave, was hostess to
her club, the "Modernettes," re-
Gently when members met to plan
a picnic to be held July Is at
Point Defiance.
Games were played and a late
supper was served. Miss Vivian
Piercy will open her home for the
next meeting of the club scheduled
for Au0 IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Shower Honors
8 Brides-Elect
Mrs. Heymel. Mrs. ArIund
Entertain on Friday

For the pleasure Of Miss
Mildred Sehaad. who Is 10
become the bride Of Mr.. Dell.
bert Grinnell of Portland.
Ore. Aug. "a: Miss Jean Cor
don. betrothed 10 Mr.. Phillip
kloeppcl. and Miss Gladys
Sleeves. who viii be- married
to Mr.. GRAY Reagan Sept. &.
a shower was given Friday
evening in the parlors Of Trim
ity Methodist church. Host.
esses were Mrs. r. Kenneth
Hcymel and Mrs, Fred Az
lund. jr.
Large baskets ~ goldcn giadsoii
and gold eenter~d dalsir. and
smaller basket. af sweetpeas were
used about the room, During the
early part of tho evening games
were played with honoss going 10
Miss Ruth Heynsi and Mrs. James
Caldwell.
The supper table was arranged
buffet style with . centefpl.ru II
pink and white sweet peas starred
with tiny btu. bachelor buttons
and blue deiphinium PINK tspers
wer. set in crystal candlehold~r..
For tho supper hour Mira Robert
cohle Miss Margaret Ganion and
Miss Mamie st-eses. sisters ~ tho
hrides.to-be. poured and served tho
ices.
Guests invited for the evening
included the Me~ismes Neil Ev-
crett. Carl Carlson, Don Gordon.
Bernard Hcnriksen. Emery Minor.
Dennis shlpmsn. Arnold Swift.
Forrest rhbitts. ROLAND Wagner.
Leslie Wilhelm. Edward Young,
Don tvarson, James Caldwell.
Thomas Spencer. Ross Sleeves.
Paul Pearson. Claude ateevvs
Paul Plswa. Harold aehwsrx.
Ted Gordon. Robert cohle. Norman
Williams MARY Brown, Carolyn
schaad. barbara Heymei. Ida Cur
tie, Mile kiocppei. and the Misses
Ruth Heymsi. Kathryn klosppei.
Alice saokctt. Betty schaad. Mar
garet Gordon. Mamie Sleeves.
Jean Sleeves and the honored
guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Baiisia Claims
Cuban Election

HAVANA $50 CD. yuixsnsio fss.
ti#,a. cub.'s strong man" eiaisa'
vi . three to-two lsad ossr Dr.
Ramon Grsu nan Martin today Ia
a presidential slseiion which had
cost a least six lives and had
brought angry charges u fraud ny
Grsa ssn Martin supporters
Bs,ists 1ss gaining steadily Es-
turns fran sss polling places 81 .
total ~ about 800 had given bim
100 .o0i VOTES sxsins, sT.iss for
Graz Han Martin. ana returns from
1904 polling places gave rim iss.-
$50 sots. against ios.7so.
Batists .bo ross from 30 army
sergeant .stsnogrsphsr 20 he eoionei
commanding ths fighting forces
after the deposition n csrsrdo
Aachaao In 1879. was eonfbi<nt Of
victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Mrs. McReynolds
Is Complimented
Women's Society, Adams
Street Chapel. enter'sins

Surprising til cir retiring
president. Mrs. j. w. Mercy
holds on the occasion of her
birthday. members of the
Women's society of Adams
Street chapel met for an out
door party in the beautiful
garden of Mrs. X. l.. Larson
on Thursday. Tables were
set around the garden lily
pool. During the afternoon,
the guest of honor was pre-
scented with a gift as a token
OF appreciation.
A feature Of the afternoon was
the taking OF colored motion pic
lures by tho Rev Fred Hornshuh
and the Rev, Brooks.
A business meeting ~ the group
was held and the following officers
for the new year were elected;
President. Mrs, J. LeGrande. vice
president. Mrs. !. Smith. secretary.
Mrs. r. Harris. and treasurer. Mrs.
c. Swanson.
Those present were Mrs J. w,
McReynolds. the Rev. and Mrs,
Fred Hornshuh. the Rev and Mira.
Brooks. Mechanics A. u. Johnson.
NJ Martin. c. Swanson. G. sund.
berg. Harden, r. Rosenquist, Roy
Harris. J. Pattin and son. Gary.
l.. Hoff. A. Jacobson. V. johnson.
r.. sebree. Tyeten. Layrak and
children, osar and Judith. Eriek
Larson. r. Larson and SONS. Ar.
mold and Harold. NJ Van de Ven
ter and daughters. Barbara and
Rita. J. Berg. A. Egerland. G Pot
ter. J. Clark. Zaner Clark. Ahibsrg.
Weber. Norman. D. Johnson. Lnnd-
gren. Moody. Agnes johnson. J.
LeCrande and the host and nostraa,
Mr. and Mira X l. Larson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
North Tacoma Rebekshs
Plan Evening Session

North Tacoma Rebeksh lodge
will meet al 8 O'Clock Tuesday eve
ming in Veterans hall Mrs Ken
meth Jones. noble grand, assisted
By Mrs. David Dawes. vice grand.
will preside In addition 10 the
regular business session. there will
be social hour with Mrs Jones in
charge She will De assisted BY
Mrs. J. p. Boyd and Miss Auriel
Allie A late supper Will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Busy Needle Club 70
Go 10 Dash Point

Members Of the Busy Needle club
will meet at the home Of Mrs
Frank Williams Mt Dash Point on
Wednesday. Those requiring trans
portation are asked 10 call Garland
1888 and those from tho south End
are to meet at the Veterans hall
on South Tacoma way AZ II o'clock
or at the Peoples store. nth and
Pacific. at ii.30.
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Tacoma Circle, N. O. W..
Schedules Meetings

A regular meeting of Tacoma
circle. Neighbors OF Woodcraft,
will be held Monday evening In
Eagles hall with Mrs. c. L. White
presiding. Serving during the late
supper hour will be Mrs. Ruth
Denny and Augusta Denny.
The Needlecraft club OF Tacoma
circle. N. o. W., will meet on
Wednesday for a pot luck pic
mic luncheon at Lincoln park al
1890 o'clock. Members are asked
to bring their own table service.
Mrs. Frank Budil will be the
hostess and Mrs. c. l. White VIII
preside at the afternoon meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Seventh Ward w. c. 7. u
To Have Picnic

Seventh ward, W. c. T. u. will
meet with Mrs. Mary Hopkins at
her home at 1901 No. 7th II.
Thursday for a picnic luncheon at
noon. During the afternoon. a
short program Will be presented.
Those planning TO attend are re-
quested 70 call Mrs Arthur Swind-
Ter al Main 1895 or Mrs. L. T.
Owens at Main 1850 for further
luncheon plans.
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Garden Club Sponsors
Guest Day

A pot luck luncheon viii marx
the annual guest day Of the Monte
Vista Garden club at 1890 o'clock
on Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Otto Damkier. Sunshine station.
The program as introduced by
Mrs. r. L. Renwick will include
lecture and demonstration on Jap
anese flower arrangements by Miss
Chiyko Tanabe. The art Of max
ing corsages will be discussed in a
demonstration by Mrs. Frank Byrd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Entertain for Guests
From Kentucky

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Lund enter
tanned for Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Weaver of Owensboro. KY, at
their cottage at Clear lake re-
Gently. Others present were Mr..
and Mrs. r. Nystrom and Betty
Jane, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lind
gren, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Wallin, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Gustafsen. Mrs. Ida
Weaver of Columbus, Ohio, and
Mrs. A. Lloyd of Los Angeles,
Calf. Mrs. Lund and Mrs. A. F.
Weaver are cousins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Many Go TO Country Club Sunday
For Mixed Two-Ball Foursomes
Innovation on Social Calendar Of Members Interests
Scores from Town and Lakes District

The Tacoma Golf and Country club club the scene
Sunday afternoon of innovation in its social activities
when members met for mixed wo-bal oursomes followed
by cocktails and a buffet supper
Many arrived at the clubhouse in the early afternoon
for golf while others living the lakes district arrived
later for the cocktail hour and supper Mrs Harry Andrews
captain of the womens gong division at the club planned
the event, assisted by Mrs. Corydon Wagner.
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Mrs. Hansen 10 Entertain
DAUGHTERS OF Norway

Circle As. Daughters of Norway,
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Harry Hansen at Goth and MeKin-
ley on Wednesday afternoon for a
1890 o'clock luncheon. Those plan
ming 20 attend are informed that
the Larchmont BUS leaves on the
half hour.
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JOSEPH VICE

Jossph Vice. 81. of szoi 10.
Mullen ST., died Saturday nj a
gocaI hospital. a nstiys " Mis-
sour. he had lived Va Tacoma for
81 years For ssvsrsl years hs
SAs a cement contractor. laying
many Of the frs; sidewalks here.
and Tor ~ years he ~ss In charge
Of work for ths Waiter Brothers
and for the kibblsr CONSTRUCTION
co. A. Ons time he vas ing
snofemsn for ,hs spsery yLour
Co. Hs VAS . rnsmbsf Of the
LDngshoff union and Lc1gs
No. 8. A. o. y " Surviving ara
his wife. Mary g.; thfss dangh.
nrs. Mrs. Grace NJ pisddicoph*,
Mrs Lillian Yosnes and Mrs Ruby
Pischba1h. al u Tacoma four
sisters. Mrs. Frona Best and Mrs.
Dolly Egddlok of Neos6s. Mo-.
Mrs. LILLIAN Dopson Of elena. Kan.
and Mrs. Ellen wilkins VI Gran
vile, Ida: four brothers. William.
George and James Of Ssosna and
John II Chshalis. and six grand
children. Ftnsral services Will
be hsld Wednesday at 0 q. m. a,
the Church Of the Visitation. with
lntsrrnsnt IN lakewood cemetery
under the direction Of Meillngsrs.