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Evening star., 1940-12-24
Two More Debutantes Bow
To Washington Society
At Tea Dance Today
Miss Kathleen Bell Is Introduced
In Tea Dance at Army Navy
Country Club; Wears White Net Gown

Eve introduction of
William Richard
their sonnaw daughter Mr. and Mrs Lilo McNdun Perrin
being held the Club
to O'Clock and is in the form of tea dance.
Club with Christmas lights
co yesterday when Undersecretary the
Daniel w Bell introduced their daughter Miss Kathleen Bell
at a tea dance.
Bell her daughter received in the drawing the
hostess black chiffon the bodice embroidered
in daisies She of orchids Her daughter white
gold threaded
sleeves held
callers from both residential official society
Morgenthau, Jr,
Tea Table.
assistants at the table
throughout the Mogentau
the Treasury the ranking assistant
H William Wilson
Delano Mrs William McReynods Mrs Herbert
Tayloe Councillor, West
Leila Mrs Leroy Smcoe Mrs Avan Hail. Mrs Charles
Russell Mrs Fred p Tro Mrs Byron Bean
Charles Bell, Mrs. Joseph Arnold
Counseman Mrs Elmer Duncan Mrs Lynn Lamm Mrs Leroy
William Mrs George Qurk Mrs c. Van Dren Mrs
Clancy Maurice Colbert Mrs John Buckley, Mrs Gale
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Kaufman
Party Given

One of the very delightful parties
for the younger group, students
| home from school, was that last
evening which Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Max Kaufman gave at the Chevy
Chase Club for their son, Mr.. John
Michael Kaufman. The party was
a typical old-fashioned country
dance, the young men wearing
overalls and the girls dressed in
ginghams.
The club was gay in its Christmas
garb with brightly decorated tree in
a prominent place and through the
evening there was music for polka
and schottische with quaint favors
for old-fashioned cotillion figures,
and square dances.
Buffet Supper
Old Fashioned.
Carrying out the fashioned
country dance idea was the buffet
supper served about midnight and
consisting of doughnuts and cider
and such refreshment as would have
been served in other years at q
country dance. The center of the
buffet table was filled with an
artistically arranged mound of sea-
sonable vegetables, with pumpkins,
cabbages, squash, sprouts and greens.
The 200 or more guests were con-
temporaries of young Mr.. Kauff-
mann, a member of the senior class
at Choate School, and included the
members of Mrs. Shippen's dancing
class.
Numerous dinner parties were
given before the dance, among
them that of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Crawford, who entertained for their
daughters, the Misses Lindsay and
Susan Crawford. Other guests who,
with the Misses Crawford, went
later to the Kauffmanns' dance, in
cluded Miss Mary Acheson, Miss
Mary Mitchell, Miss Susan Oulahan,
Miss Carol Franklin, Miss Virginia
Summerlin, Miss Ursula Buckley,
Miss Sherry Parker, Miss Helen
Grosvenor, Mr.. Walter F. Shappell,
Sd; Mr.. Carroll Morgan, Mr. Charles
Minor, Mr.. Bernard Wyckoff, Mr..
Evans Wykoff, Mr. Harold C. Hinton.
Mr.. Grove Smith, Mr.. Richard Chat
field Taylor, Mr.. Malcolm Ford, Mr..
Russell Ford and Mr.. D. Richard
Nash.
Parents Entertain
For Daughters.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. Henry Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Guthrie
were joint hosts at dinner last eve
ming, entertaining in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie for their
daughters, Miss Emile Jones and
Miss Ann Guthrie. students at the
Madeira School, who are home for
the holidays.
The guests numbered 80 of the
young subdebutante group, and later
they went to the dance which Mr..
and Mrs Kaufman gave for their
| son
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Boyd Triplets
Honor Guests

The Senoritas Boyd, triplet
daughters of the retiring Panama
Ambassador and Sonora de Boyd
were the guests in whose honor Miss
Martha-Belle Moore entertained at
luncheon Saturday.
Miss Virginia Langston has ar
rived from Tampa, Fla, to spend a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Langston, in Arlington.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Miss Betty French Weds
Mr.. Carol Glen Cole,

Mrs. Caroline H. French an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Betty Christine French, to
Mr.. Carol Glen Cole, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Cole of Oil City
Pa. The wedding took place Sat-
urday, December Ia, in the FL
brooke Methodist Church, the Rev
DR.. Walter M. Michael officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr. Ernest
r. Koth of Bethesda, Md, and wore
soldier blue crepe with accessories
to match, and her corsage bouquet
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Miss FOote Visits
At West Point

Miss Barbara Foote, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Foote, has
gone to West Point to spend the
Christmas holidays with friends.
Later she will go to Groose
Point, Mich. to spend New
Year with her brother in law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
E. Finding.
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Visits Sister

Miss Helen M. Smith, dean Of the
Flora Stone Mather College of the
Western Reserve University at
Cleveland, is spending Christmas
and the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. George Meleney, in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Liza Gumerick and DIR. Stone
Are Married in New York.

Miss Lila Gumerick, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gumerick, was
married Sunday, December IS, to
DR.. Mark L. Stone of Detroit The
ceremony was performed in the
Elizabethan salon of the Essex
House in New York City. DR.. H
]. Schachtel of the West End Tenn
pie offciated. Only members OF
the immediate family were in at
tendance.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Fete for Oresonians

Open house for all Oregonians,
especially newcomers to Washington,
will be held from 4 o'clock Christ
mas afternoon at the home of Miss
Pherne Miller, 1882 Sixteenth street
NV. There will be buffet supper
and dancing.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Here for HOLIDAYS

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Samuel Fletcher
and their daughter, Miss Gail
Fletcher of Connecticut and Fort
Myers, Fla. are at the Dodge Hotel
for the holidays.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Home From North

Mrs. George Ernst Steinacker has
returned to her home at 7407 Custer
road, in Greenwich Forest, Md.
after a seven-week visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. de Voc,
in st. Paul, MINI.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Parents Entertain
For Daughters.

was of white gardenias and lilies OF
the valley.
Miss Lucille French was her sis
ter's only attendant, and Mr.. Ward
Black was best man.
The wedding supper was served
in the Broadmoor and a reception
followed in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Koth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole will make
their home in Buffalo.
Evening star., 1940-12-24

Pugh, Mrs. l.. 2. Pray, MIS-. u. -.
Miller. Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh, Mrs.
John F. Costello and Mrs. Leo Co.
bert.
Many Parties Will Be Given
To Honor Miss Bell.
Members of the younger set who
assisted the debutante included
Miss Joan Morgenthau, Miss Edith
Huntington, Miss Julia Cuni-Bertl,
Miss Jean Willett, Miss Ruth Hall,
Miss Catherine Compton, Miss Bar
Sara Beale, Miss Dorothy Lee Coun-
selman. Miss Betty Wright, Miss
Mary Brookings and Miss Adele
Pugh.
Miss Bell will share honors with
Miss Catherine Compton at the
dinner which the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Compton, will
give Thursday evening before the
White House dance for Miss Joan
Morgenthau. Other parties for Miss
Bell include the luncheon which
Miss Betty Bartlett will give at the
Columbia Country Club for her De-
cember 80, the luncheon which Miss
Ruth Hall will given January at
the Shoreham and the luncheon
which Miss Barbara Baker will give
at her home December % and the
luncheon which Mrs Jean Delattre
Seguy will give at her home De-
cember 81.
Dance at Sulgrave Club
For Misses Dunn.
The dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mckee Dunn gave last night
for their daughters, the Misses Mil
dred and Hildreth Dunn, at the Sui
grave Club climaXed the evening for
members of the younger set.
Before the dance many OF WASH
ington's hosts and hostesses enter
tanned at dinner parties for the
debutantes and their escorts. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover were
hosts at their home in honor of the
Miss Georgiana Flather; Miss Stelllta
Stapletons' party honored Misses
Mariana Evans and Kitty Hill; Miss
Lucy Marbury was the honor guest
at the dinner given by DR.. Linn
Fenimore Cooper at the 1925 F
Street Club, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
were hosts for the out-of-town guests
here for their dance.
Red Roses and Smilax
Form Decorations.
Red roses and smilaX decorated
the Sulgrave Club for the dance,
where the sisters received with their
parents at the head of the stairs
The debutante, Miss Mildred Dunn,
wore a bouffant tulle gown of shaded
blue, and her sub-deb sister, Miss
Hildreth Dunn, also wore bouffant
tulle. Mrs. Dunn chose smoke
gray net gown embroidered with
colored sequins.
The out of town guests at the
party included Miss Judith Derby
of New York, Miss Louise DilWorth
of Pittsburgh and Miss Sally Har-
rison Eddy of Williamsburg, Va.
all house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Dunn; Miss Camilla Edge, Miss
Nancy King, Miss Carolyn Philbir
and Miss Emily Tuck, all of New
York.
Miss Barbara Beale
HonOred at Luncheon.
Another delightful debutante en-
tertainment of yesterday was the
luncheon given for Miss Barbara
Beale, with Miss Claire Snow
daughter of Mrs. Sims Snow, as
hostess.
Miss Shows guests at the lunch
con were Miss Louise Stillwell, Miss
Elaine Darlington, Miss ANNE
Peter, Miss Murita Maddox, Miss
Jessie Kaufman, Miss Sta Fink.
enstaedt, Miss Anne Bryan, Miss
Peggy Lansdowne, Miss Mariana
Evans, Miss Lucy Marbury, Mis-.
Jean Waggaman, Miss Cynthis
Borden, Miss Margheritta Stirling
Miss Anne Heard, Miss Isabella
Hagner, Miss Nancy Lawrence ane
Miss Eleanor Hempstone.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Miss Rice Retrothed

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Maurice Rice
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Florence Evelyn
Rice, to Mr.. J. Robert T. Snyder,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Snyder of
Altoona. Pa.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Mrs. Sylvia Spencer Weds
Mr.. Theodore RuggIes.


The marriage of Mrs. Sylvia
Mech Spencer, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Randall Mech
of Norfolk, Va, to Mr.. Theodore
Ruggles, son of Mrs. Ruggles and
the late Mr.. Frank Worthington
Ruggles of Cambridge, Mass, is an
nounced The wedding took place
Friday in Washington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruggles will be at home later
in Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Ruggles attended the Ma
tional Cathedral School, She has
spent the last several winters in
Washington
Mr.. Ruggles was graduated from
Harvard University in 1924. He
and his bride are members of New
York and Washington public rela-
tions counselor firm.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Sorority Dance Set

Alpha Chapter of Sigma Gamma
Sorority will hold its annual dinner
dance Saturday at the Shoreham
Hotel
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Election Tuesday
For Jr. League
Mrs. Charles Hurley. Jr..
To Open Home for Event

On Tuesday afternoon menu
bers of the Tacoma Junior
League will meet at the home
of its president. Mrs. Charles
Hurley. jr.. for the annual
meeting at which officers viii
be chosen for the groups
coming year of social and
philanthropic activities.
The business meeting viii open
az 2,30 o'clock with tea hour
following. Members II the league
board will be In charge for the
afternoon with Mrs. w. Grant
Heliar m the tea chairman. She
win be assisted by Mrs. Camille
Presenter. Mrs. @. Russell Coli
ms. jr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nor.
man.
Foremost among The Junior
Leagues philanthroplc undertake
ing Ia the well-Baby clinic which
they maintain al the Pierce
county hospital and the Thrift
Shop on Tenth street which offers
10 many serviceahle merchandise
at marked savings.
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Tho DR.. Edward A. Rich branch
meeting nj noon Will prsosds the
1 O'Clock luncheon In the hnms
Of Mrs A. d. wIllouxhby IT No.
bth and Yakima. For luncheon
Mrs. J. c. Picken and Mrs. Roscoe
Townsend win be the assisting
hoatesata.
Tahoma branch members will
motor TO Sumner 10 bc I o'clock
luncheon guests NJ the home 81
their president Mrs. Stanley htaat<
vhlls Robert Reynolds branch will
be entertained AZ tho same hour
for lunohson ~ Mrs. Paul l.
Pearson's home. 1914 No. I u.
Mrs. ~. a. johnson will sntsr-
tain tho Jayne csrvin branch IT
her home, 1910 No, 9th for =
1880 meeting and luncheon.
Al her orsveiiey Lake home
Mrs. Frederick %. 3hsnsman will
be hostess for branch No. 10. ons
of the newer groups. At l o'clock
luncheon. Mrs. Joseph carman.
jr.. will assist. A. ths same hour
branch No. "a. slso yet unnamed.
will meet AZ Mrs. ". y. Hodges
home, ss02 Mo Union
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
OAR. Delegates
Close Conference

Delegates from Taeoms and
other points In Washington vim
went 10 walla waila early IN ths
week for tbs state convention II
the Daughters Of The American
Revolution are expected 70 return
this weekend. a special event u
tbs thres-day conferences. held
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
was the memorial service. Thurs
day, conducted Al ths Whitman
Memorial monument st WaiiIsfpn.
state Regent Mrs ". v Rhodes
~ Tacoma conducted the services.
The tract ~ ~ acres has been
taken oysr BY the government snd
ia n become a national monument
nbrine. Following ths service. Mar
Gus Whitman chapter entertained
At tea ~ Whitman college
Ths Pilgrimage Good citizsnsblp
luncheon was hold % thu Grand
Union hotel sariisr N tina day,
Miss Martyrs Engeitmscht u Sta
dium high school. TaeDTna. being
the winning contestant. Miss I'm
KslbrsGhl viii be given a trip %
Washington. u. G.. ~ attend tbs
u. A. Il. continental congress N
April.
a special dinner IGNORING the
n A. n delegates Was given
Thur sdsy evening. The Hon Marx
N H0uii0n gave the address ~
the evening
Mrs Percy cfsaih smith, regent
n Mary Ball chapter. VISA highly
complimsnted -on her fessni'a re-
port which ahe gave during the
afternoon.
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In honor of Miss Peters, Mrs.
H. V. Heids entertained at her
apartment in the Beverly on Tues
day evening. Bridge and other
games were played during the eve
ming with favors being taken by
Mrs. L. C. Knoel. Mrs. E. Reynolds
and Mrs. H. Trotter.
Refreshments were served later
in the evening, the table being set
with a white cloth and conferred
with bowl of pink roses and
white tapers.
Guests at the party, which was
a miscellaneous shower, were Mrs.
Az. M. Pearson, mother of the pros
pective bridegroom; Mrs. E. I.
Peters, Mrs. M. }. Morrison, Mrs.
f. Reynolds, Mrs. L. c. Knoeii'
Mrs. Harry Schumacher, Mrs.
Carol Swanson, Miss Georgene
Olson, Miss Emma Lue Watson
Miss Elsie Trotter. Mrs. Clarence
johnson and Mrs. H. Trotter.
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Mrs. H. G. Fitch
Eniertains Visitor

Mrs. Hereford G.. Fitch has AZ
her house guest at the prescn,
time a friend OF her college days
at Ann Arbor, Mich, Mrs. Thomas
Baird. whose home is Mt Bay City.
Mich. Both Mrs. Fitch and Mrs.
Baird are alumnae OF Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mrs. Fitch Is planning n pro-
gram OF informal entertaining and
sightseeing trips for her guest.
Sunday. they will 20 10 Seattle TO
visit Mrs. Fitch's sons and daugh-
ters-ln-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Hereford
Fitch, Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fitch. A trip 10 the
mountain Ii planned for Monday.
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Miss Betty Rsmsdell
Receives Honor

Appointed one Of the editors OF
the college news bureau. Miss
Betty Rsmsdell Ia now serving on
the student publications staff AZ
Woodbury. college in Los Angeles.
An advertising student, Miss
Ramsdell II the daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. II. z. RamSdcli of South
Tacoma.
Now staying In Long Beach, she
has been attending Woodbury. col
lege since last October. following
a year AT Pacific Lutheran college.
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Among the distinguished rep
resentatives attending the buu-
ness session and luncheon were
Mrs. Arne Jensen of Everett,
Mrs. Houston Reusch Of Seattle,
a member Of the judges council Of
the federation and one OF the
sponsors OF the schools Of flower
arrangement In Seattle: Mrs. n.
II. Fordyce Of Mercer island,
state program chairman; Mrs
Harry kittleman Of Seattle, state
publicity chairman: Mrs ". y.
Sexton Of Tacoma. recording sec
rotary: Mrs. Harry stinson Of Sc
attic. organization secretary; Mrs.
c. c. Haskell of Seattle. cor
state treasurer.
OF particular interest 20 the
assembled garden enthusiasts was
the announcement by Mrs. Simms
of the inquiries from all sections
Of the United states regarding
the work of the Washington Fed
GRAFTON. the only one In the ma.
ton to publish a book on flower
arrangement. The book was
compiled by the late Mrs. J.
Fred Kenworthy. Mrs. Jpn
Parkhurst and Mrs. l.. Houston
Reusch.
An interesting matter Of bust.
ness was the selection OF April 4
as official Primrose Day for the
state. II was decided during the
morning 10 send the state presi-
dent as the Washington represen-
tative TO the national federation
of Garden Clubs. meeting In New
Hampshire In July.
Stress was laid on the project
for this year, the conservation OF
wild flowers along the state high.
ways.
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CPS. Group Plans
Sunday Preside
Students TO Be Honored
Al Oberlies Home

A fireside for a group OF
Independent students at the
College of Puget Sound will
be given Sunday afternoon
from 8 to ) at the home of
Mr.. Clark Oberlies, SIG Sta
dunn way. The executive
council of the Independent or
ganization has charge of the
affair, which will feature a
Japanese motif. Guests will
be received by DR.. and Mrs.
Marvin R. Schafer, DR.. and
Mrs. Frank G.. Williston and
Miss Betty Myers, president
of the group.
japanese girls from the college
will prepare japanese tea delica-
cies for the refreshments. Miss
Massage Jinguii, program chair
man, is being assisted by Miss
June Uyeda and Miss Wayne
Semba. Master Of ceremonies for
the afternoon will be Herbert Smi-
ley, and Shigeo Wakamatsu will
tell Of japanese holidays and lead
a discussion Of japanese customs.
During the afternoon Miss Mar
jone Wagner viii play music.
Members Of the Independent
Council besides Miss Myers. the
president. arc Herbert Smiley,
vice president: Miss Bobbe Ma
deau. secretary treasurer, n d
council representatives, Robert
Hardy. Richard Wagner and Law
renee Brown.
Guests who have been invited
to the fireside are the Misses Ma
RE Brown, Betty Cook, Marcia
Frost, Eleanor Graham, Lucia
Gmka. Louise Jsyko, Virginia
Lantz. Jane Lund. Mary McKen-
ney. Florence sehwsn, Marian
Rounds. Jean Smith, Dorothy
Wolff. Bettianne Wassermsn, Yo-
shiko Fujimoto. Massage JinguJi,
Yoshiye Jingg, Wayne semoa and
June Uyeds. Others are the
Messrs. Gene AlbertsOn. Robert
Ingersoll, Richard Kohler, James
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Washington Federation of Clubs Holds Board Meeting
Three Score Gather Friday
For Executive Session
Mrs. H. O. Simms OF Seattle Is Presiding Officer;
April 4 Selected as Primrose Day

Garden enthusiasts. three strong. representing
nearly many garden clubs throughout the state gathered
At the Walker Friday morning for the board meeting Of
the Washington State Federation Of Garden Clubs II
the only Tacoma executive session this calendar
and presided by Mrs. II. o Simms Of Seattle
Luncheon in the Walker dining followed the meet
ing Among the special guests Mrs. T. II. kdwel Of
Waa waa first vice president Of the federation who
with the group for the first time and Mrs kian J. Weller
of Tacoma regional director Of garden clubs. Mrs. Dana
lson, state chairman for visiting gardens.
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Better Gardens Club
To Meet Tuesday

Mrs. A. r.. Morrison, 645 No.
State, viii be hostess TO members
OF Better Gardens club, Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members
will report on Club Project In
response 10 roll call. Mrs. James
Murphy. will lead the Botanical
drill. Donald Culross Pcattie's
book, "Flowering Earth. Will be
reviewed by Mrs. o. y. Needham.
Pruning and Spraying Of Roses"
will be the topic Of Mrs. X. E.
Cole. A Treasure Chest" will be
held at close Of meeting.
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Receiving Fluctuations
On Sons Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S. crelling
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son. Ronald William,
Wednesday in Tacoma General
hospital. Grandparents sharing
the congratulations are Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Munday and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Crelling, and a great
grandmother, Mrs. Joseph n e
Schultz.
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Mrs. McF adon Returns
From California

Mrs. Donald MoFadon returned
20 her home Friday evening fol-
lowing nm extensive trip 10 CALI
fornia. Most OF the time was spent
In Palmdale. Mrs. McFadon also
visiting In Los Angeles and ether
southern California cities. ON
her return trip, she spent several
days In San Francisco. She was
away six weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Libra Study Group 10
Meet with Mrs. Weqener

For the Tuesday luncheon meet
ing of Libra Study club, Mrs. Will
lam Wegener, POS No. Yakima,
will open her home at 12:45. Mrs.
II. d. Smith will present the aft
ernoon topic, and Mrs. c. A.
Friedline will give the book re-
view.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Tacomans Motoring
In California

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young
(AntOinette Mahncke) and MIS-.
Young's sister. Miss Marion Mann
cke. are motoring in Northern
California at the present time.
They will 60 as far south as San
Francisco and will return IN an
other week after visiting many
friends there.
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Miss Beverly Peters Names
Attendants for Wedding
Brideto-Be of Mr.. Robert Martin TO Be Attended by
Sisters; Rev. Brumbaueh TO Read Service

Interesting their many friends is the of the we'd
ding plans of Miss Beverly Peters and Mr. Robert Martin.
The ceremony will take place at o'clock Friday evening in
the ladies' paor of the Independent Bible church. with the
Rev. Roy T. Brumbaugh reading the service.
Miss Peters daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. T. Peters, VIII
be attended by her two sisters Miss Annaee and Miss Mari
lyn Peters Best for the bridegroom will be Mr. Robert
McRae Ushers will be Mr. Clarence Johnson and Mr. Robert
Ollie.
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the Tacoma Writers club win
nest Monday evening At the
womans clubhouse at T.5o O'Clock.
Mrs n. d. cIaberg Will be pro-
gram chairman. Original poetry
ard stories BY members viii Be
read and criticized. MrH. Thomas
Brown viii preside.
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PEG. Chapters
Plan Program
One 10 Mssi Tussdsy
Evening; Othsss Thussdsy

| Chapter BA. p. 4. o.. win
play host TO Chapter G Thurs
day Afternoon when members
Of the former group entertain
at the home Of the Misses
Margaret and Helen Long u
As Summit road. Mrs. Dwight
Howell and Mrs. Harold Hsw-
kins will assist the hostesses
ut the | o'clock luncheon
hour. The afternoon pro
gram will feature = book talk
by Mrs. Clark Gould.
Mfs u. y. IIassells wlii b. hart.
sas Thursday 70 nsmh<fs NJ
Chapter Ar - her hom@ a 10
No. I'm. Mrs. !. y. nsyrs Will
be ths assisting hostsss. Fsli1@.
ma the l o'elsek luncheon Mrs.
William fsslisfman viii fsyjew
Reaching foe the stars ~ Nora
vain. Tbsrs wili also b music
BY Mrs. psnsld Data.
Members If cbspssr nk wtII -
entertained II tie hoEzis u MrA
Lyle fsfd Drush<l TUESDAY eve
ainT for = dessert supper a 7ii3
O'Clock. Ths evening pfoxfsm
ain include : topsc. women n
Alaska 70 - given ~ Mr..
Adds knox.
Chapter ca Gin meet a ths
hone Of Mrs. Myrs Vaughn. 90
~. Sheridan. fof : oietoek iklu<h-
con on Thursday. Mrs.. y. A. Me-
MILAN wiii pfsasds. and the pro-
gram uili Include : Fssisw AZ ths
book NY Days n strength %
be- given ~ Mrs. .. .. It4xesfss.
Thsfs viii alss b. IN sxsHpIifi=
eatina II tn ritual
Mira hsliss Farfosf viii op<n
he's home II 10. tooth sn1 Park
drive Thursday 70 snsnshere AZ
Chapter OK for . izs50 oeipek
luncheon. MFs. Everett Hl<ef y
IN charge ~ The program. ~isjen
win have Spring osrd<nlnsT for
IL fhems.
rseses Gssaf3 siisnle Wenes
ulli mees for : eae oieioek Iuoeh-
son MoBfIsf a me home % Mrs..
jennie .. Gregg iTos No Cedar.