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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-12-12
McHENRY

Mrs. Fred Bland visited at the Nc
Lean home on Friday and on Sunday
Mrs. V. o. Bowman visited there.
Mrs. Nora Savage and son Dayton
and Fred Friend spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Savage.
Miss Virginia Ellen Walton, who
underwent a surgical operation in
Memorial Hospital, is recovering and
will return to school next week.
Mrs. Ernest Houser, of Hoyes, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Farley Savage,
last week
Mrs. c. W. Fraker is now improv-
ing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Teets, Rock
Lodge, spent Sunday afternoon with
Ursula and Mabel Glotfelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glotfelty and
son Lester spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Baker near Mountain
Lake Park.
Miss Hazel Glotfelty spent Satur-
nest White and Fred. Fox were lucky
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-12-12

Fort George G, Meade, near Balti-
more, is adding $500 acres to its do
main.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-12-12

nest White and Fred. Fox were lucky
hunters, each having killed deer
during the season.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-12-12
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Evening star., 1940-11-04
Sponsor Changes Mind.
Asks Voters to Beut Bill

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov. 4.-For-
mer Delegate William H. Labrot
urged Anne Arundel County voters
today to defeat legislative bill he
sponsored which would reduce the
county commissioners from seven to
three men.
The measure, calling for refer
endum, will be voted upon tomorrow
Mr.. Labrot said he had changed his
mind about its wisdom and I intend
to vote against this change in our
county"
Asserting that "our government
needs overhauling from the bottom
up as well as from the top down. u
Mr.. Labrot recommended county
manager form of government.
Evening star., 1940-11-04
Officers of Herndon
Church Society Named
sr,ciaI Dispatch n r,he Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HERNDON. Va, Nov. Mrs
Frank Peck has been elected presi-
dent of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Floris
Methodist Church.
Other officers are Mrs. Holden
Harrison, vice president; Mrs. Her.
man Kephart, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Guy Popovich, recording
secretary: Mrs. William Middleton
vice president of mission educa-
ton: Mrs. John Middleton, vice
president of Christian social rela-
ton and local church activities:
Miss Rebecca Middleton, secretary
of literature publications and sup
plies; Miss Emma Gilmore, secre-
tary of students work, and Miss
Dora Fox, secretary of young
women's, girls and children's work
Evening star., 1940-11-04
Operatic Concert Gives
Audience Double Measure
Singers and Listeners Both Enjoy
Encore.Studded Program at Hall;
Charles Kullman Scores a Triumph

number, had not the special lilt to
carry it over convincingly.
In the duet from Bizet's "The
Pearl Fishers" sung with Mr.. Kull-
man and in that from La Fora del
Destino," their encore, and in the
duet from "Cavalleria Rusticana"
with Miss hampton, he reached a
more dramatic height and, in the
former, a beautiful expression of
deep sentiment. Among the other
Evening star., 1940-11-04
By ALICE EVERSMAN.

Those who attended the operate
concert yesterday afternoon at Con-
stitution Hall looked forward to the
generous program announced by
the singers, Rose hampton, soprano;
Helen Olheim, contralto: Charles
Kullman, tenor, and Julius Huehn,
baritone. They got twice what
they paid for, however, for the
program length was dulicated with
encores and a few extras for good
measure. 1t was certainly a sue
cessful concert and artists and audi
dence both enjoyed it.
1t was Mr.. Kullman, perhaps, who
had the biggest triumph, for his
listeners responded to his personal
absorption in the numbers he gave
and the freshness, strength and
beauty of his voice. His singing of
the "Un di all-azzurro Spazio" aria
from Andrea Chenier" created
such an impression that there was
danger for a moment, that he would
delay the remainder of the pro-
gram indefinitely. He scored
second ovation with a Vlennese
waltz of Johann Strauss and a
third one with La donna mobile
from "Rigoletto." In the duets, trios
and quartets where he sustained
the tenor part, his singing was not
only exceptionally fine from a vocal
standpoint but in the matter OF in
depreciation as well.
Not In Best of Voice.
Miss hampton and Miss Olheim
were not in the best of voice, the
former seemingly still bothered by
her transition from contralto TO
soprano, and the latter having
dificulty with preserving the pltch.
Although there is no question OF the
beauty and trueness Of Miss Bamp-
tons high tone or of their definite
soprano quality, it Is pity that
in making herself over she should
have lost the luscious, velvetlneSs
that was present when she mace
her local debut as a contralto. Ihls
condition may be only temporary
and she may win back the very
thing that made her voice unusual,
but yesterday the quality was rather
hard even in the brilliant upper
register. while the center was lack
ing in carrying power.
She is a fine artist and this could
be appreciated in each number she
sang. Two encores also were given
after her solo, pace, pace mlo
Dio" from La Fora del Dest1no,"
the 'Un bel dir from Mime. But
terfy," being followed by Horstman's
bird of the wilderness"
Miss Olheim has warm contralto
of wide range which was partlcu-
larlv effective in the duet from
mime. Butterfly" sung with Miss
hampton, the Judgment scene
from aida" sung with Mr.. Kull-
man. and in the quartets. In the
eolo. "Air de Liza" from Debussy's
~Fnfant Prologue" and her encore,
The 'Habanera" from Carmen" she
was less at ease and the high notes
of the Debussy number were faulty
In intonation.
Huehn Praised.
The mellow yet resonant cnar-
scter of Mr.. Huehn's voice ranked
him among the best baritones before
the public. He has a smooth method
of production in which the appeal
ing quality of his voice is always
preserved. His performance OF the
tCredo" from "Othello" had rich
ness and vibrancy yet was want
ing in forceful projection. This
particular ability Mr.. Huehn has
not quite mastered as yet as could
he felt in the "Toreador" aria which
he added, and which, while one OF
the best singings of this famous
Evening star., 1940-11-04

encores given were the "Barcarolle'
from THE Tales of Hoffman,
sung by Miss hampton and Miss
Olheim: the "Madrigal" from "The
Mikado," sung by the quartet, and
"Ai nostri monti" from I'll Trova-
tore" sung by Miss Olheim and Mr..
Kullman.
Evening star., 1940-11-04
Niagara Hudson Power
Reports $1,610,654 Net

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Niagara
Hudson Power Corp. and subsidi-
aries today reported net income
for the September quarter of ST.
61O,654, equal after preferred divi-
dend requirements to 10 cents a
common share. This compared with
81 ,099, ,794, or cents on common,
in the comparable 1899 period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Miss Shaw 10 Fete
Miss Hopkins
Bride-Elect OF Aug. 10 TO
Be Guest OF Honor

Miss Dorothy Shaw will
entertain Wednesday evening
at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. j. Shaw on
No. Both St, in honor Of Miss
Evelyn Hopkins, whose mar
riage TO Mr.. Won Tanner will
take place Aug. 10. The
bride-elect Is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hopkins and
her fiance il the son Of Mrs.
Eta NJ. Tanner.
Bridge Will be In play during the
early evening hours on Hednes-
day and buffet supper Wiil fol-
low Summer flowers will be
used about the rooms.
Guests viii INCLUDE. besides me
guest of honor. Miss Shirley
Scott, Miss Ruth Raymond. nrs
Donald Hartman Miss Dixie
Thompson Miss Mildred Brown
Mrs. Donald Shaw. sisier-in-lsN
Of the hostess. Mrs Kari Richard
sOn Alice Hazenl. Miss Florence
Mclean. Miss Deborah Webb. Miss
Peggy Goodman and Miss Shirley
Mcdonald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

Another stop viii be made In
Montana when Miss Healy visits
an aunt. Mrs J. w Bowers. and
her son. Charles. in Winnette. Mrs
Bowers is Mrs. Healy's sister.
In Cat Creek. Mont, she will
be the guest Of her uncle. Mr. G.
Robert Atkins. and his family.
Miss Healy plans 10 stop off in
Chicago for a few days before con-
tinuing on to Washington. d. c.
where she Will visit her brother.
Mr.. James Peter p. Hcsly. who
is student in the law school at
Georgetown university
The Tacoma girl expects 10 ar
rive in New York In time To visit
another Tacoman. Miss Ina con-
man. physical education instructor
al Mason school.
Miss Heslys studies al the Uni
versity viii keep her east a year
during the course of which she
will spend her time studying and
working In some q New York's
stores The work comes as part Of
the schools curriculum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
.Gwendolyn Favre
Feted at Party
Miss Wanda Albso9h En-
ter,sins for Brids-eIeei

Complimcnting Miss Gwen.
dolyn Favre. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. u. II Fayre. who
will marry Mr.. Jack s. sork,
son Of Mf. s. Nork. on Aug.
10. Miss Wanda Albaugh en-
tertained Al a shower on Fri.
day evening in her home.
Pink and white flowers were
used throughout the rooms
and gifts were presented 10
the honor guest In a pink and
white clothes basket.
Games filled tho early evening
hours.
Guests Nsrs Mrs. Y gaNisy.
Mrs.. } Campbell. Mrs. Ihn Karen
stfi. Mrs. B AlDaDgb. Mrs ~,
Luther. Mrs J Aptharp. Aiss
aargls Gas. Miss Dorothy Ann
Dennis. Mrs n glssbsiFt. Mrs r.
Huliehn0B. Miss Eleanor fsyis.
Mas Hsrlon Bufkhart. hfa-
Hargis Callahan. Mrs ~ Fayfs.
Aiss Lorraine Merchant and Mrs.
A " DicbIbs<sn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Announces Plans
For Wedding

A midsummer wedding Ia hsing
planned by Miss Helen Cole vho
recently announced her betrothal
TO Mr.. J Tbesil ChlSm Of Missls-
sippi August II has been set As
the date for the ceremony which
will take place in the Temple Bap.
hst church Or r. l. Powell vii
read the ceremony before some 400
guests
Mas Cole Will b. given IN mar
rage by her father and Miss Mar
garct Hall will be her honor at
tendant a cousin. Miss Anita Van
wyhe. will be junior brides
maid and the Misses Margaret
Eernisse and Marceiia Cedric Nill
be the bridesmaids. Little Norma
Jean Cole. sister Of the bride. Will
be the flower girl and Miss Mar
jorie Lewtaz. cousin u thc bride.
will light the candles before the
reading 81 the nupiisl YU~s Glenn
Cole. a cousin. vii be the ring
bearer
Mr. chlsum has asked br Ray
mond cois. = brother Of the bride
elect. 70 be biz best man and
aessrs Dwight Cusiis ard Thomas
Bartlett 10 BE- ths ushsrs A re-
ception for 100 guests Siil follow
tn the parlors u tha the church
Mas cois announced hsr Nsd.
ding plans II q party "Wednesday
evening A. the home ~ Miss Mar
toris LsNtas Guests Hsfs Mos
danes " Van Wyhs. aunt u
the brds-to-ts. n ' sullivan.
X Van Bgsslrk. y q. Van
Bussirk and ths Misses Ruth Pear
son. Harloris Miller Minnie Mat
s0n. Ruth schrosdsr. Marjorie
Mayor. and the h1nof guest
nds sullivan snd Miss MAYOR
took ths fasors Al games played
duung the evening During ihe
evening. re bri6s eject vas
sh0Nsfsd slih Eifis for her new
home
Pastel giadioi we're used
throughout M rooms ard enter.
lng tbs supper Table AS = bride .
cake. fanksd By tsll white iapers.
4 miniature bfids marked each
guests place a. the table
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Bride OF August !
|, Honor Guest

Honoring nisa gss,A kAisei.
daughter ~ Mrs Bafsh kalssl
Nbo slii become the bride Of Mr..
Harry DAILY In a ceremony ~ h.
soismn.zsd Aug IN ~. Leo'a
church. Mrs. Wilbur y Hsick en-.
isftalnea On Thursday evening
The OCCASION rAs 3 crystal shey~er
Ths supper table was attractive
Nth csnisrplscs ~ PINK and
Nhiis candles 10 crystal boldsfa
Pink sn1 white giaaloli were Used
throughout tns rooms
Guests Nsfs Assdamss samuel
a souit ; " Hnyaef. Robert =.
snydsf Melvin gons0n. Lsisna
Hickslssn. y l. Ksissi and George
Hsidock Others we're fhs Misses
Ruth fAfsea, Margaret Copper.
Lena Kslssi AMI Elizabeth tfoffnsr.
Games u court whist we're
played during tbs evening. ana
gifts for the bride elects new
home we're presented 70 her by
llitis Lola Snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
ST. Patrck Church Wedding Followed by Breakfast and Reception
Fora Temple 10 Be
Guest al Picnic

Fora temple, Daughters 81 IN,
Nile. has been invited To Join in
a picnic with HataSu temple OF
Seattle. The affair is scheduled
for Wednesday At the home Of
Mrs. Bertha Snow. queen Of the
Seattle temple. in Zenith. A cara
van Of Tacoma members Will be
headed by Mrs A. E. Long. queen
Of Fora temple.
Mrs. Snow will provide coffee,
cream and sugar 10 those attend
ing. Members desiring transpor-
tation are TO meet at the Masonic
temple At 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning where cars will be as
sembled. For further information.
call Mrs. Long or Mrs. Walter
Mierow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

light blue jersey top. Her &C
cessories were brown and blue and
her flowers were white orchids.
Upon their return from Victoria
and Vancouver. B. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullan will make their home here.
Among out-of-town guests at
the wedding were Messrs. and
Mesdames Steven Mullan of San
Pedro, Calf, A. ]. Berry of Mon
terey, Calf, Mitchell NJ. Berry of
Seattle. j. w Anderson of As
toria, Ore, J. Bacoka of Everett,
James Farrell, A. David, Peter
David, and H. l.. Holmes, all Of
Seattle and Mrs. Peter CONSTANT
of Bellingham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

The bride had her sister. Mrs.
John De Polo, jr.. for her matror
of honor ana Miss Marie Borovich
for her maid of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Andrea Con-
'tanu, a cousin OF the bride, and
Miss Catherine Mullan, sister OF
he bridegroom.
Mr.. William Kucher served Mr..
Julian as best man and ushers
ere Messrs John De Polo. jr..
adimer Carevich and Andrew
allan, brother of the bridegroom.
II Wears Mousseline de Sole
Escorted by her father who gave
he In marriage, the bride wore
TO her wedding a gown of dotted
wife mousseline de sole over
sain. The skirt of the gown was
'Neiy full, eEding in a train. The
gown was STYLED with leg o'mutton
leeves, which came to points at
Lie wrist; pointed. shirred boz
lice. and sweetheart neckline.
Her tulle veiI was fastened to a
1alo Of the same material with
iainty orange blossoms. Her
lowers were a bouquet of lilies of
he valley and stephanotis, with
n orchid center and long, grace
ii streamcrs. She carried the
.me white pearl rosary which
lr mother carried at her we'd.
o1g and wore a pearl necklace, a
ST Of the bridegroom.
The attendants were all gowned
axe in white point desprit over
tffeta, made with three-quarter
myth sleeves, square necklines
nd pointed bodices. The matron
I honors gown was over rose
ufeta; the maid of honor. char
'euse taffeta. and the brides
lasds, blue taffeta. All wore white
pint d'esprit halo hats trimmed
Nth velvet ribbons to match their
pwns. The matron of honor car
I'd bouquet of white gladioli
ad blue bachelor buttons. the
aid of honor had salmon gladioli
I'd white larkspur while the
'desmaids' bouquets were of
ik gladioli and white larkspur.
J. Wedding Breakfast Follows
wedding breakfast for about
trty guests-members of the
u families and the bridal party
followed at the home OF the |
tde's parents on North 2sth ST. |
1.-THE early evening. a dinner and |
reption was held for more than
guests at the Tacoma hotel.
the reception, Mrs. Berry wore
lie chiffon gown with a cor
of gardenias and stephanotis,
teMrs. Mullan wore black silk
it2y.
Gladioli and laurel centered the
bles at which the guests were
ated with the wedding cake as
center of interest. Mrs. An
ony j. Berry of Monterey. Calf,
IS in charge of the guest book.
Leaving after the reception for
cir wedding trip, the bride wore
brown T., IN coat over brown
ID blue print jacket dress with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Miss Leora Berry Becomes Bride
AT Impressive Morning Rites
WEEDS Mr.. Philip Mulan Saturday. New Home TO 8,
Made Here Following Trip TO British CoIumbis

St Patrcks church the scene Saturday morning OF
impressive wedding ceremony at which Miss Leoa Berry
aughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Berry became the bride
Mr. Philip Mullan, of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Mulan
ows were read at 10 o'clock by Monseignor William ]
loonan.
White and pink gadioi in gold vases of various sizes
ekebery and palms decorated the church for the
Wedding Miss Margaret Eileen Manley was the organist
md Mrs Bernard Bagan and Mrs A. Pakusch the voasts
Organ selections were ION This Day." Ave Maria and
PAM Angelcus" ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Miss Barbara HealY TO Leave
For Years Study in East
Tacoma Girl TO Enroll al New York University
Following leisurely Trip Across Continent

An interesting year the east is in store for Miss Bar
bara Heay daughter of Mr. and Mrs Peter p Heay of
1919 No 10Th St Miss Heay will leave this week end for
New York where she will study during the coming year
She graduated in June from the College Of Puget Sound
where she received retail service scholarship to New York
university, school of retailing
Miss Healy planning lesurey trip east with several
visits with friends and relatives along the way In Mssoua
Mont she will spend some time with Miss May +. Fem'
ming, student at the University Of Montana and her
mother Mrs Helen Fleming who maid of honor at Mrs
Healy's wedding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Alpha Beta Epsilon
Gives Party

Alphs Is~ts rr.sinn sorority
ENTERTAINERS AZ . farewell party
thursday evening fos Miss n2s.
hsra HeAly whp leaves 81 shs
week end 10 sstssy in New Yrsk
eity MiNs hessys outstanding
|sUsk 81 the casleE. n Eux~t
Sound wan hcr = sehalsrsssp t.
New York. University whore abr
stn take . rruFz< in shs sehTai "
retailing And business ssimsui.tss-
tlcn.
Plans wasrs stsa msde II tina
tims for = picnic dance % rs given
nv members ~ the .nruFitv lssss
In the summer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
.Llewellyn Wings
Return From East
Viii Former Home In
Minneapolis. MINI.

Mr.. and Mrs. I.Iewcllyn =.
Wing. their three sons. Rob
crt. Roger and Douglas. and
Mrs Wings mother Mrs.
Leila w. verts. returned early
in the week from an interest.
ing trip which tack them
acroas the continent. The
Wings made tho entire trip
nv motor. meeting Mrs. Nortx
in Minneapolis. MINI.
rsam thses. Mrs vsrts went n
central Inws where snr Visited
sister while NJ and Mrs. WsnT
aHa theif family laarnsyea farther
east after spending = w~es -
Ninn~arell. In Mifwsuss~. WIS.
they were the guests nf Mr. wssxs
hrnshxr ard ~ssser- ln-lsw. NJ. srssi
Mrs Kenneth c. wing
sams tins was ALA zp~nf IN p~-
ssoit and a Ssaxars pals rh~
travellers than went ~ lnta Car
saa and ur"u th<sr return 70 thls
country stepped ~ tshiss. New
York. where shey wrr~ the guests
NJ Me- Hslpn e wing. srnsn~r
brother 81 ", wing
AFTER spending saws tsms II she
New Yuss fair. gme rssusu~as
went smith 10 T'hli.a~lprs>. ~.
Annapolis ami lssltlmass. Nj ard
wa.hsnKtea. u. e
RESTRAINING by say ~ Cleveland.
f,hsa. they stepped 10 vssss Mr..
wings parent. Mr. and Mrs
Charles l. Wing. and hss uufn~f.-
ln.iaw ard sisters NJ. snf Mrs
Walter smoyrs ana NJ and Mrs.
Edwsn Paul
Aiw en shssf rpturn trip In
Minneapolis their fefmsr haass.
where they visited with namesmss
friends and relatives Fss . s~eeaa
wesh. they st.pE~d OF In Chicago
f0r . time
Mr.. and Mrs Wing and fhelr
sons returned tn tnsts Hns~fneut
way houa Tuesday after i've
wreks 10 Tho east
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
VIII j. Corners Leave
For California

Mr. and Hrs Wiu J Conner and
their two daughters. Gail and
sharon. left Thursday for san
Francisco. with them was Mr..
Corners mother. Mrs Conner 81
Orting They plan 70 BE- away
about ten days. making the trip
south by way Of the Oregon coast.
Some time will be spent AZ the
Oregon beaches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Luther League Plans
PICNIC for Sunday

The Luther league Of Our
sAyiOr,s Lutheran church will hold
special meeting on Sunday
afternoon al 3 O'Clock Al Point
Defiance PARK. The president Mss
Lillian Olson, urges All msnbers
n BE- there - important matters
u D.lslneAs will be diSc1Ased.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Association OF Blind
Plans Sunday Picnic

The Pierce County Assoeistion
Of the Blind giii meet for a picnic
Sunday al II O'Clock AZ Lincoln
park Coffee. cream and sugar
and table appointments will 30
provided All members are urged
70 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

The itsv and Mrs Arthur ~.
dow ara entertaining over the
weekend pr ard MIRA " D.
ks~aiha, Iruf, and Mrs AisEassiss
Rita Miss itsien kpsnissr. Miss
Hsisa Miixnef and Miss 4
isshoenleks all from wAssfs.wn.
via pr, kowslkr 10 president ~
Northwestern college. wstsvsswn.
Wis. ami NJ ssts v On tho sans
faculty. ps. ko~aihs will flIf The
pulpit II ~ rssf's Lutheran
ahur.h Sunday ~ 1870 e'sioek.
Saturday ~as spens ~ Paradise IN
Rainier satl1nsl paris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Women OF Rotary Cancel
Picnic Set for July Is

Women ~ Rotary announce the
picnic previously scheduled for
TnurDdzy. July %. Al the reach
home u Ma a. w Norwood.
aas besn postponed indefinitely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

Mrs. Harry fSsff'~r isft saturday
for California sitb her som. Kan
meth. whlls In California ssss viii
attend The Han praneisco fair ard
yisls with friends and ssisilsss IN
i,os AnssIss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Audsley Fraser Cruise
On PUGET Sound

Mr. and Mrs Audsley N Fra
ser. with few guests. left Friday
on their boat. the "Niryzna." on
a weekend cruise Of Sound waters
They Vili return 70 their home al
interlssxen On Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

vaaa,ionins IN the EAST ~ the
present tims IA Asss Filth Henry.
While In New YORK. city ~hs y
stopping II tbs iiafbsson ftsxs
hofei.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Decorate Boys Room
In Cheerful CoIors

A boys room should be decorated
in colors that are cheerful, yet rest
full enough so they do not discourage
sleep or quiet study. The walls OF
such a room are painted a clear
soft blue. In one corner of the
room, above the bookshelves, the two
adjoining walls are protected with
a sheet of cork several feet square
on which all manner of gadgets and
pictures may be tackled. A carpet
of horizon blue sets off the beige
bedspreads and draperies of plain
glazed chintz bound with scarlet.
Beige Venetian blinds have scarlet
tapes. There is large easy chair
covered with blue and white textured
material. The same material covers
cushions on the window seat. Two
flat-topped desks pushed back to
back before the window, desk chairs
and chests of drawers, as well AS the
double-deck beds, are of sturdy and
attractive maple.