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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
TOURIN' THE RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

A number OF my readers OF this
column have asked me why James
w. Ford was not heard over the
airwaves last Monday night as adj
yertised by our news papers. my
answer is. that Mr. Ford's speech
was broadcast over a coast-to-coast
network Of the National Broadcast
ing company. and as many OF its
associated stations that could carry
the broadcast. the specch was
booked for Detroit 49,. over station
WNYZ, but you will recall tina,
Mayor La Guardia. OF New York
city made a speech here at the
same time, which was carried hv
station WXYZ. therefore. that IS
probably why you did not hear the
voice of the Communist vice presi-
dental candidate. However. yours
truly continued 10 twist the dial of
his radio at the scheduled hour.
and picked up the broadcast over
WENR. Chicago. Mr.. Ford spoke
from San Francisco land was
introduced to the radio audience in
the same manner as other political
candidates. he spoke for fifteen
minutes in the same well known
political language showing points
where his party would be the best
for the benefit Of our group.
THE COURT OF MISSING
HEIRS...I am confident that most
OF the readers OF this column have
heard this program over the CRS's
network, Monday. ..S-S:30 p. nj.
and In Detroit over station WJR
II NAV be of interest 10 YOU to know
that the program was originated by
a Chicago lawyer his name IS
James F. Waters. THE COURT
OF MISSING HEIRS has located
81 heirs legacy Of inheritances
delivered amount TO s249.0i5.
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
THE AIR .... is back on the air.
those who have heard this program
knows OF its value .. new listen
ers have lot to learn n they will
keep up with the broadcast daily.
Monday thru Friday. the pro-
gram may be heard over VICAR.
Pontiac. Mich. (11O0 on your diaD
9;15 10 GAS a. NO. The subject
TO be discussed Friday. November
I WHO SROrLD TAKE CARE
OF THE UNEMPLOYED. AND
HOW" sounds very interest
ing. are you going to he listen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Noble Sissle Married

Tag Noble Sisele Marriage ....
CAMBRIDGE. GA. - CANP)---
Noble Sissle. famous director Of
Noble Sissle international orches-
ira. Is now the husband Of the
former Ethel Watkins, native of
Miami. Fla. voted one OF the rare
beaufies OF that sunshine center.
The youthful Mrs. Sissle for sew
eral seasons has been in the cast
at the New York Cotton club. on
Broadway and had not previously
been married
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

HERE'S Joe Lowery. for the
III last two years on the staff Of
the Ford Motor pavilion at the New
York Worlds Fair. entertaining
major exhibitors al their final BAN
quet in Perylon Hall Just before the
l.2l6-acre exposition closed Its
gates. With his accompanist. Jimmy
Thomas, also a Ford Motor Com.
pany employee. Lowery has been a
featured entertainer az the Uptown
House. Shelton Rock Golf Club and
the Kit Kat Club. Here Lowery Is
doing his popular "WPA" song. The
l52-ton revolving turntable that
dramatizes the production OF motor
cars. the Jumbo dynamo that helped
give New York its first incandes'
cent electric light. and other
major Ford pavilion exhibits will
be moved TO Dearborn and placed
on permanent display at the Ford
Motor Company plant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
RADIO JAKE
SAYS . {. f.
1880.

Ho-Hum, It's al over ana
more radio affairs are gst,lns s Saa
TO normal. A, last reports tos. si
men who tried TO give IN ~ nv
ticians a shot az the ar ars ,,s ss-
the rest cure '"A'-s
WJR's Jack King came a.
as anyone OF Jake heard ,r
matter Of political neurrallr W..
no idea who Jack voted for NJ,
sure did a grand jon Of riyiny ~:
sides without personal cor.,,..
Frank Burke and Larry c..
tile did a great JOB a, TIA, ur.,.
ians' ball over ia Windsor w.s.
name bands were heard un,l j.
wee hours on I.arrys Dawn ,.
troll over CkYN Milton p,.,,
is critically III With pneamon.s
Fbber and Molly are vo,n, I'll
make a tour OF big ciries c.,'
eraI Motors is IN radio mood
Alfred Lunt and Lynn rou'anr.
will be on the air around Jan
The boys in Samuel Benaw.,,
NJR ork have tho odde- am,
for being late for rehearsal,
recent one given rs Larry rn
was: My car got stuck in ,Ae "a.
tracks, so l had to 10 10 The ,rs
OF the line Open letter 70 ~
gals OF the Dctrou Office Q. cgLw |
NO We don't Ike ease' y,,b.
or Barhour-N.ne;M Ellon-o. n.
Mans Family heard over NM
Sunday. $50 pm. i, very iGhiI
San Francisco hospital from 80.
we're strep throat infection
Bill Stern heard SUNDAY n.sh,
over WAiZ vita his sports ssor
once PLAYED sax IN a college cs
=. Pat Dennis. radio editor q. tn
Detroit Times ior dozen year
is in the hospital with a cra,ssi /
skull after slipnlns 10 his hath ut |
Tim Dooliiilo allf 10 selling .o,,
for al least Is more weeks ~ WlRI
morning SHIN. Fosay Negs.
bors' which io,ons r hi' al.
so been roncWo le osa@ilg
Tins ork Is haNn- bsrrg sea.
son for persorai fqt1raoc's i
Today when au arnelr1er vans
q raise IN salA Us ges' agent
digs M a portHr' po'i ior III |
10 win Nhaf going IN over
at CKLW ~. fV,toit sior' 4 |
4 nm lor tea VA Glare pqn
AIncs Morean seric WaiN ToEr.
sd. stan rlaris ' Budd Lyrta
fulp n cup ON ile f AZ laE
NBC Baukhage W. name T. HI
mar Glnec Hessrs will %
FIFTH Avenue Girl on ne Rata
theatre over WiR NOV II
Dorothy Maynog me Sensational
Negro soprano Will No The ford
soloist throush WlR sunday nifal
. Harold kcan Wjlts hllrd slnI'
or for n dozen Nears few alone .
Houston. Texas. last week 10 r.
from a ncsfous nreaklo"
that has been threatening his voice
The Three Aces NIL he a lSe
some while he's away
Connie Boswell Will join Els
Crosby's Thursday WWJ show NOV.
IA CKLW arnonncers ~"
started the slogan mo maj lp'
Bitiy Xmas shopping early -, -.
WJR will broadcast nc Llons,.~
cago Bears from T. Of p. s'sdlun
next sunday ..
RAY Laforct CNLW better gag
cense tags 70 wear on him y y
going to keep M ina' Jay Ns'n4
WJR listeners symralne'e Y
cause Of Willkic's hcarseness =.
In n lot OF "cnfcs" ono snsE'N
a gargle Of salt. soda. lemon le..
and two teaspoons o. Nai.n
mot enough bourhon' was ~"
Moorc's complaint
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

details listen 70 the Michigan ~. az, &
and Home Hourr.'s''''o"
1880 10 II noon. ,n
PIPE-ORGAN MlslN.t.R . M,
like pipe-organ music ana IS,
like to hear your fasofi'e f" ". w
as your request numbers pun'"
out in the pipe-orsan MANU. l',,,,
listen TO station VICAR. Pontiac"
daily. $40 to s;45 a NJ .coon
Until. NEXT WEEh- WV
LISTENING.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Jumpin' JiUe
T H E
BY ULYSSES BoYKIN

TIE old Valley beginning 10 AXE IFS form
zee SLOWS ,iae The y has been busy beehive
IRIS impe Nils continues and Nc Willie 10 Baker
laass eaarS' 81 W pgosedirg and cracks bis through
iseaby ffn- 1853 name IS JunA lalae Moneie Moore who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

Miss Smith, girl of unusual
charm. Is an accomplished pianist
and organist and one of seattle's
younger professional musicians.
She has made two appearances as
guest soloist with the Seattle SYM
phony orchestra and Is director of
the Sylvan Ensemble. well-known
group of young university artists.
At Broadway high school where
she was graduated. she was presi-
dent of the Girls club during her
senior year and won the coveted
"Candlelog" award for being her
schools most popular and inspira-
tional girl. Both Miss Smith and
Mr.. johnson attended the Uni
versity of Washington, and II was
there the romance began and will
be climaxed in their marriage al
University Temple on November o
Included also in their musical
activities in Seattle, is member
ship In the Junior Amphion So
ciety, one of Seattle's outstanding
choral societies.
Miss Smith is the niece of Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Edwards OF Ia
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Day Nursery Party
Is Anticipated

Mrs. Charles A. Hchleuancr was
hostess recently At her apartment
In the Town House TO members Of
the Halloween party committee ~
the Tacoma Day Nursery club.
Mrs. sohleuaner IL chairman Of the
party which will be given al TAB
o'clock the evening cf Oct "a In the
Olympus hotel grill room. Invita-
lions TO the affair will represent
miniature pumpkins.
Members Of Mrs. schleusner's
committee are Mesdames Harold
y. Warren, ticket chairman, chair.
man. =. M. Kennedy, William
Grady. A. ~. onstAd. Herbert p
satterlee. Parker y. Harris. Don
aid c. crawforth and Harold r.,
Dahl.
For reservations. those planning
10 attend are requested 10 call Mrs.
Dahl At MA s7is. Mrs sehlensner.
MA ss77. or Mrs. Warren. PR
42b5.
Mrs. Schleuaner whsn entertain
Ing her committee had for table
centerpieos an attractive arrange
ment Of bronze chrysanthsmuma
and gold wheat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Sorority 10 ete
Mothers Tuesday

Honofing the mothers ~ The
pledges n The sorority IL The tee
10 BE- given b. the Mothers club u
lambda sigma Chi sorority Of ths
College - Puget sound Tuesday.
Tea will be served IN the sorority
rom and program. pit On ~
the members ana pledges of the
sorority. VIII BE- presented during
the hours betWsen 2 30 and 50.
Mrs l. q Fufiong IL general
chairman for TIE affair ON the
rscsislng COMMITTEES are Mrs. Pala
Todd. Mrs. Edwin Carlson. Mra
y. y. Hatch and MIRA Magnuasen.
ON the decoration COMMITTEES ara
Mrs sabin swanson. Mrs q. e.
Mac Master. Mrs Paul slmpson.
Mrs. HIalmsr Jensen. Mrs. L. w.
sisgler and Mrs. N. Decker and
Mrs. Robert Langdon are In charge
Of the refrenhmenta
Mrs " r. Hanson II chairman
for The program which win include
. solo BY Miss Dorothy Wolff ac-
companisd BY Miss Mary Frances
Johnson. Miss Gertruds Klnkald
win play an accordion solo. and
Miss Ruth Hsnawalt will whistle
accompanied by Miss Ellzabeth
Fullerton. Pouring win be Mrs.
Dean Taylor. sorority advisor and
Miss Janet Hatch. president Of the
active chapter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Popular Teas to
Be Repeated
Tacoma Woman's Club TO
Entertain Friday at Tea

So popular were the "All
Club" teas in the something
different" plan of the Tacoma
Woman's club last year that
members will again entertain
at tea the afternoon of Oct.
25 at 2::30 o'clock. Mrs. Geo.
G. Franklin will be chairman
for the day.
Mrs. Franklin has invited Mrs.
j. II. Kitlar. member of the club
who has on several occasions con-
tributed literally Of her talents, TO
appear on the afternoon program.
She will give talk on Songs Ny
Mother Taught Me" Seated at
the piano. Mrs. Kitlar will illus
trate a collection of songs sung TO
her in her childhood by her mother,
Frances Bonham Parker. The talk
will be of historical significance,
Mrs. Kitlar presenting popular
songs Of bygone days.
Mrs. Jack Normo. the clubs
contralto soloist. win add to the
program by singing Songs My
Mother Taught Me" and Il Cannot
Sing the Old Songs"
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Franklin win be the president. Mrs.
Ethel M. Dunseath. and the assist
ing hostesses, Mesdames A. J.
Graft, s. A. Bean, G. A. B. Dovell
II. A. Douglas. ]. G. Beals, VIII z.
Smith, w. r. Brown and Miss
Claire Dorsey.
Mrs. Berry Sugg will arrange
the tea table, using as her theme
the fall tones in red, brown and
yellow. Mrs. Hattie Rooms and
Mrs. Sugg have been invited TO
pour. Mrs. A. A. Woeful In social
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Cora
Imhoff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Hsyride. Barn Dance
Takols Events

Autumn leaves. black and yellow
crepe paper, balloons. pumpkins
and corn stalks viii set the scene
for the Lincoln high school ToIo
Hayride Saturday, October 10.
This point was decided upon at a
recent meeting Of Takolah which
Is sponsoring the dance.
Meeting trucks filled with hay
at s8th and Yakima at 7:3O will
be the first event of the evening.
Couples viii be treated TO a ride
to the country where a dance viii
be held In an old school house.
Miss Iva May Blish and her
band will furnish the music for
the rs couples. Modern dancing
and special barn dances are being
planned
Furthering the Halloween at
mospbere, doughnuts and cider Will
be served
MISSES janet cooper and Phyllis
Wilson. general chairmen Of the
hayride. announced the following
committees: tickets, Miss Pauline
Clancy, chairman: Misses Doris
Davy, Doris Hagedorn. Pat Post.
Amy Langlow. Marveen Winter
mute. Rayiene Frail. Jean Keller.
Virginia Griffin. Adelins Bouffioux.
Peggy Walker, Beverly Hohen-
stein, Anele Larson. Dotty Water.
Betty Jean Lundquist, and Natalie
Habine.
Misses Irene Sullivan and shir-
ley Beardon will handle the orch
estra assignment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Surprise Eugene Lindens
With E1ousewsrminq

A group OF close friends sur
prised the Eugene Lindens on
Thursday evening with a house
warming at their home at Inter
laaken. After a studio couch was
presented to the young couple. the
evening was spent listening 10
records Of the selections for the
first concert of the season. to be
held the end OF the month.
Later buffet supper was
served to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. chauncey
Grggs, Professor and Mr.. Michel
Frank. Professor and Mrs. Gun
mar Malmin. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. By
ron Foreman. Mrs. Mary Hum
phrey King and Mrs. c. r. Bala-
banoff. The Misses Martha Bs-
ker. Ruth johnson. Cora Lee
Flasket. Mr.. William wenness and
Mr.. Victor Kestle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
News Of Wedding
From New Mexico
Wyoming GirI WEEDS
Former Tacoma Man

News has reached Tacoma
friends Of Miss MarFe Cutler
Of Sheridan. wyo. and Mr.
Edwin AIKEN Of Tacoma of
their marriage early this
month in I.aseruces. y. NJ.
The bride il The daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Cut
Ter Of Sheridan. Wyo.. and
Mr.. Axlens parents are Mr..
and Mrs. A. AIKEN Of this city.
After their wedding Mr. and
Ara Axlen motorsd IN Tsxas and
ED Mexico and At present have
established residence a Tucson.
Afisona where Me Axlsn 10 en-
gagged professionally.
Mrs. Axisn attended Pasadena
tunlar college and Woodbury. eol-
lsKs IN I,as AnKsies Ter husband
vas graduated from Lincoln high
seheal md attended Whitman col.
iser A. waIla walls md ne uni-
vsfally af Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Miss Halverson
Church Bride
Married Last Evening 10
Warren Dudley BIsnehiisId

Miss Rochelle Audrey Hal
version. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Halvcrson. was
married yesterday evening 10
Mr.. Warren Dudley Blanch-
field. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick II, RlanchfieId Of
Puyallup. In Mason Methodist
church. Ferns and palms
were used as a background
for the simple floral dccora-
lions. which consisted Of four
baskets OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS. White candles tied
with white satin bows marked
the end Of each pew. The
Rev. Bertha Pease performed
the ceremony.
The bride. given In marriage by
her father. wore = gown ~ whlts
slipper satin trimmed wlth lace
inserts IN thu fnll sleeves and fun
skirt and a Victoria lace collar
fastened by a ased pearl clip Her
veil was fingeFtip length held in
place BY . seed pearl coFunsi.
Mrs Harold zisElsr was matron
of honor for her sister Ths hrisiss-
maids we're Mrs Orvai Noel, Mrs.
Albert Michael. Mrs Pauline Reed.
~ and Miss Margaret Kllsss They
carried colonial bouquets Of pink
roasbuds
NJ Marion Hlanchfisld vas b-st
man for his brother The ushsrs
were Aeasrs Kermit Elsenlahr.
Kenneth ilanshfisld. Leon eau.
mount and Lieutenant Albert
Michel
For The reception that followed
the ceremony. Mrs Halvernon
chose : gown ~ dove grey and
yellow crepe and Mrs. nianrhfieId
wore . gown ~ mauvs and rose
crepe Both wore eofsasea ~
Eardenlas and pink rnasbuda.
Presiding st the collation. tabls
vsfs Afs. Fred Eisenlahr and Mrs.
Alexander MACPHERSON the table.
covered with . lace cloth. was CEN
tered vith . cake IN the shape ~
. Greek cross. sneirclsd BY lille.
~ me valley and white candles.
Assisting Wefa the Miaaea psnr.
Angsius Hose eolumbins. Dorothy
Drotx and Mrs Ernest Little. Mrs.
David Nelson cut the wedding cake.
For her going away suit Mrs.
hianchfisId chose a brown Dress
maker suit with brown and ale
accessories. hsr coat vas u brown
For her eoraags ths
bride wore . white orchid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Margaret Larson
.Discloses Troih
Selects Nov. n as Date OF
Marriage 10 Mr.. Siier

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Larson
are announcing the hctrothal
Of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Larson, TO Mr.. Roy Il,
Sitter, son of Mrs. Fern Sitter.
All are of this city. The en-.
gagement was first made
known at a dinner party Fri
day evening in the dining
room of the Hickey apart
ment hotel. Miss Larson and
Mr.. Sitter will be married Nov.
% in Christ Episcopal church.
The prospective bridegroom Is n
student In the School Of Forestry
at the University Of Washington.
His fraternity IL Tau Phi Delta.
The bride-to-be Ia a former Y. Of
w student.
Because her fiance il making
AVffHd HiH ihf VIII atthH III APft
chose individual pine cone place
cards rs the means by which she
made her betrothal known. Tiny
scrolls bearing the names ~ the
engaged couple were inserted In
the cones. A large pine cone sur
rounded by autumn flowers formed
the centorpiece for the dinner
table.
Guests were the Misses Mary
Katherine Hager. Betty Anderson.
Lucille veith. Betty Brock. Mar
jorie Meyer. Virginia Welker. Mar
joris Lewis. Frances Whitman.
Katherine Foss. Wyona Diemer,
Hazel jackson. airline johnson.
Betty Jane Erickson. Biuma Noyi-
koff. JUSTIN Montgomery. Jean
Palfreyman. Gertrude soinila.
Martha Jones. Betty wynia. Eve
lyn Stalwiek. Martha Mcneil.
shariene Russell and Mrs. Edward
Borhek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Mrs. Horace Mann
Hostess 10 PEG

Mrs. Horace Mann viii he host
ess 10 Chapter OK. Pro. on
Thursday for a ! O'Clock luncheon.
Guest speaker for the day will b.
Mrs. Alec cormana. state organ
izer
Exemplification of rituals Will
be followed by a short program.
Mrs. Marsh Davis will sing Mrs
Charles A. Robbins viii discuAa
contemporary spanish American
literature.
Chapter OK viii he hostess Al a
reciprocity luncheon Il the Hotel
Winthrop on Friday AZ 1890
All pEo's are invited. especially
all unaffillated or visiting mem
bers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Csfholie Daughters
Plan Monday Meeting

Plans have been made for q
social meeting Of the Catholic
Daughters Of America. The meet
ing win be held Ia the rose and
gold room Of the Hotel Winthrop,
Monday evening at Q O'Clock
Bridge will be played and refresh
ments Will b served later.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bresnahan will b.
the chairman and assisting her az
hostesses viii be Mrs. Mary Burke,
Mrs. 7. r Corbett. Mrs. ". ".
Crosby. Mrs. Fay d. Borchsrt and
Miss Marie Burke
Al members are urged 10 attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Farewell Dinner for TayIors

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Kriedler en-
tertained at a dinner party We'd
nesday evening at their University
Place home in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertram Taylor Louise s
Taylor.
Mrs. Taylor will soon leave for
Seattle where she will become
state director of the professional
and service division Of the WPA.
Other guests for the evening
were Mrs. Laura Kriedler and Mr.
Myron Kriedler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Yacht Club Plans
Gala Barn Dance
Nautical Atmosphere VIII
Give Way 10 Rural Motif

Doffing their blues for the
evening. captains and first
mates Of the Tacoma Yacht
club will don coveralls and
ginghams for the gala barn
dance on Oct. 26. The nauti.
cal atmosphere ally
found at the club will be toss
ed into the corner for the cve-
ming, AZ pumpkins and corn
stalks take over, In spirit with
the season Of the year.
The entertainment COMMITTEES.
headed by Mr. W. w. Candrsau.
asAiaied by Meaars. william Mel
son. ". G. c0onsy. jerome Vein
stein, Michael gaidosh and VIII
lam noiisau are working hand In
hand with Mr. W ~ ostfusks 81
the house committee and Mr. Floyd
aomern. club steward. 10 make The
affair one 81 the outstanding club
functions Of tho year Mrs. W. w
Gaudreau ~ the Ladies' auxiliary
IL seeing that the decorations will
be IN keeping with the theme ~
the evening.
Ths COMMITTEES IL trying soms-
thing 4 little different In regards
10 invitations. and asks that the
members please see that their in.
vitation cards are promptly sent
In. with the guests they are bring.
ing. lnaamnch "a M tickets viii
BE- AyAilabls Al the door
Music will b. provided BY Brad
TIanng0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Former Tacoma Girl Tells Friends
OF Coming Marriage in Seattle
Miss Betty Ann Smith. Mr.. Aest johnson TO Climax
College Romance in Ceremony ct University Temple

Of great interest to many Tacoma friends the
today by Mrs Georgia Smith of Seattle and
Mr. Marcel Smith of Tacoma of the engagement of their
daughter Betty Ann to Mr. Agat Johnson of Mr. and
Mrs. David Johnson of Seattle.
The disclosed to a of college friends of
the brde-tobe at luncheon in the gold of the Hotel
Edmond Meany Masses of pink and white chrysanthemums
formed the centepece at the beautifully appointed table
miniature parchment scrolls held by little angels gold
wedding rings told the happy secret.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Miss Yuncker Chairman OF
Villa AIunnse Event

Visitation villa alumnae will
sponsor a rummage sale on Mon
day and Tuesday at COS 50. 18Th.
Misz Lillian Yuncker IL In charge
and viii be assisted by Mechanics
d. J. MCGOWAN, A. J. Kyohs and
Lee Nordi. and Misses Florence
hcHugh and Mis- Mamie Driscoll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Mr.. and Mrs. King Announce
Daughters Tro+h

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King are
announcing the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Constance
King 10 Mr.. Lloyd smithsngell Of
Michigan.
The marriage will be an event Of
early November. and the new home
will be made In Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
twentieth Century Club
Studies Shakespeare

Mrs. John Potter viii entertain
the Twentieth Century club At her
home. 514 So. Goth 81. for a /
o'clock luncheon on Tuesday
This club. which devotes its
meetings to the STUDY Of Shake
spears. viii resume the reading Of
the second part Of King Henry ".
a supplementary paper. Prince
Henry, The Changed Man" has
been prepared BY Mrs.. n d. ollsrd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Mrs. Lincoln GsuIs 10
Open New Studio

Mrs Lincoln Cauit u opening
her new voice studio In her home
Al sOs No. Tscoma ave. The
studio will specialize In tons pro.
ducti0n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Mrs. Thompson enterisins
Delta Delta Delta

Mrs. L. L. Thompson will enter
tain members OF Delta Delta
Delta sorority At her home on
Tuesday for a l o'clock luncheon.
A short business meeting viii
follow.
Mrs. II. w. kirschner, June
graduate OF the University Of
Washington who recently moved
To Tacoma. win present a pro-
gram Of selections for the piano.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Mrs. Bsillsreeon TO Preside
On Monday

Mrs. Thomas -Baiilsrgeon will
preside at the meeting OF Aquinas
Academy Mothers club on Mon
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the
convent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Mrs. Tart TO Entertain
Book ReNier Groun

For the Tuesday book talk Of
Mrs. Clark Could. Mrs. George
Tart vii b hostess ~ 1050
o'clock az her home. 500 No. YAK
ina ave Until this year the
gathers have been AFTERNOON sf-
fairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Return This Weekend
From Eastern Trip

Mrs. c. L. Hughes and Mrs. z. z.
Lee will return this week end from
the east. The Tacomans visited
In Monticello. Mimi. and Chicago.
before they took delivery on a car
in Flint TO drive west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Strones. Ssvidees.
Motor 10 Idaho

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul savidge and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Strong left
by motor for Moscow. Idaho. FRI
day morning and will spend the
weekend there taking In the foot
ball game on Saturday