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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-06-07
Pre-Nuptial Parties
Honoring Miss Halle
Douglas, Bride Elect
OF June IA

Mrs Marion Anderson is enter
tanning fifty guests at her home on
Horace Street Saturday evening
with Dinner Bridge Party in honor
of Miss Halle Douglas, bride elect
of June IA. Out Of town guests are
Mrs. Mary Francis Valentine, Mrs.
Ruth Dickerson of Wilberforce Uni
versity; Mrs. Ruth Aston Hubbard,
Mrs. Camille Hood, Mrs. Katherine
Kennedy, Mrs. Veronn Green of
Cincinnati: and Mrs. Pat Dickinson
and Mrs. Alice Jane Carter of Co.
Iumbus, Ohio.
Miss Ophelia Walton Of Euclid
Avenue entertained at her home
with Kitchen Shower, Thursday
afternoon.
Misses Geraldine Williams and Iva
Glover entertained at the Fifth st.
YMCA with Kitchen Shower,
Tuesday evening.
Next week the following will
honor Miss Douglas:
Mrs. Melissa Bess will entertain
a. her home on Fitch Street, with q
Miscellaneous Shower, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. William Dugger, Mrs. Laurel
Prince and Mrs. Ada Fields will en-
terrain at Mrs. Fields home on Eu-
cid Avenue with Miscellaneous
Shower Wednesday evening.
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NEGRO ESSAY

Continued from Page y
prize was awarded to Alberta Me-
Clarkin. Stowe High School, Gin
cinnati. Third prize to Gladys Toll
liver, Dunbar High School, Dayton.
These three essays will be entered in
the national contest conducted by
the National Tubercnlosic Associa-
tion where they will be eligible for
cash awards totaling $100.
The Ohio judges wish to give hon.
Orable mention to four additional
pupils. These are: Beverly J. Scott,
Jr., Willis High School, Delaware;
Mary Brock, Piqua High School; lola
Meadows, Dunbar High School, Day
ton; and Milton Holmes, Stowe High
School, Cincinnati.
Thirty-two Ohio counties with d
Negro population of 1000 or more
were asked TO participate in this
health education project. Ten coun-
lies submitted papers TO the ONO
Public Health Association in Colum-
bus. SINCE project Of this sort
educates the parents as well as the
pupils, it is estimated that 400 to
500 more Ohio people are better in
formed about the disease Of tuber
culosis.
The judges for the state contest
were DR.. C. Fl. Benson, medical di-
rector of the Columbus Tuberculo
sis Dispensary; Professor George
Dell, Capital University; and VIM.
r. Savoy, state diector, National As
sociation for the Study of Negro
Life and History.
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AMONG DAYTON
CH u &c
Mckinley M. E.

Church School at $50 a. m.
Morning worship at Ii o'clock.
Thought and Action, two words
that make the church 60" will be
the theme of Rev. G. w. Sherard's
sermon Sunday morning.
The annual anniversary Of the
Usher Board Of the church will be
observed by program at the church
at pm. The board will be support
ed by the Union Usher Board Of the
city.
A Children's Day Pageant will be
presented in the evening at pm.
Rev. G. Sherard, Pastor.
M. Artie Henderson, Reporter.
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evidence that you can get the Best
Deal In Town at White Allen Z
Aside from having the best cars
at the lowest prices. courteous ser
vice at all times is the motto Of these
outstanding auto dealers.
Mr.. Shock has five statesmen: VIM.
Vint, Howard Brown, Bill Arnold,
Dean Higbee and Frank E. Felt,
who are at your command. If you
are planning to buy car this sum-
mer, buy now before the prices go
up. White-Allen, me-, will give you
the Best Deal In Town.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-06-07
Force Athletes Star
In Central States
Track, Field Carnival

WILBERFoRCE, Ohio Wilber-
force University's thinly clads star
red at the Central States Track and
Field Carnival, Withrow Stadium,
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 90. Coaches
Lewis and Harris six speedsters
competed with representatives Of the
University Of Cincinnati, Miami
University, Butler University, and
the Cincinnati Gymnasium and
Athletic Club.
In the second event of the after
noon the 40 yd. run (open) the
Wilberforceans took q first and
second, clipped 2.5 seconds from tho
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-06-07
West Side Lot Boost
To Automobile Sale
WHITE ALLEN BRANCH SELLS
Is CARS IN THREE DAYS

Business is good and getting better
at the White-Allen West Third st.
used car lot. This information was
CLEANED Tuesday by Bill lies, Forum
representative, when he visited the
West Side lot and interviewed Mr..
Emmett r. Shock, general manager.
We wish to thank the people of
the West Side" said Mr.. Shock, afor
their splendid cooperation since the
opening of the used car lot at GIG
West Third st. In the first three
days Of June we delivered fifteen
cars from this lot. This, in itself, is
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-06-07

meet record. Richard James, Bryn
Maur, Pa, led the field home
finishing in SIS, he was closely
followed by his team mate James
Price, of Lorain, O hio. A second
track record fell when jean Lane,
Wilberforce's newest track sensa-
ton romped home first in the 100 yd.
dash for women, in 1919 This was
4 of . second faster than the meet
record which has stood since it was
established by Stella Walh, in 1887.
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PAGE EN-

IN the $50 yd. run Walter Smith, Of
Scranton, Pa, finished first, time,
zoo; John Hopkins, Lawnside, NJ
his team mate was close second
Wrex Weaver, Flint, Mich, placed
second in the broad jump, with 90
2& = In the mile relay Wilberforce
team, composed Of Weaver, Thomp-
son, Smith, and james, won the
event By wide margin, finishing in
[a.28.
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Wayman A.M.E.

In the absence Of our Presiding
Elder, DR.. T. D. Scott, quarterly
meeting was held Sunday by the
psator, Rev. P. A. Nichols, who was
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Rev. w. G. Thomas, pastor; L. B.
Hendricks, reporter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-03
MiidcSt TvDe

The mildest Of all is the carly
spring type. This is due To the
blooming or polliu2tinu Of the trees.
The succession is as follows:
April box elder; April and
May-birch; April ash; April G
cottonwood; April 25-sycamorc
May 1-oak; May 19-a,dcr; MAY
15-hickory; May 11-waluut; mid
April to early June-pccan.
Elm blossoms as ely rs Fcbru-
airy in Virginia; farther north in
March and April.
The blackberry pollimatos in April
and May and TIE mulberry around
June.
Geographically, the pecan is found
in the Gulf states, eastern Okla
homa, Arkansas, southern Missouri
and southern Illinois. The birchcs
are in northeastern United States
and eastern Canada. going down the
Alleghenies as far as Georgia and
westward across the Great Lake
region to Minnesota and the edge OF
Manitoba.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-03
SPRINGS VARIETY
OF HAY FEVER"

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souri, and Oklahoma. It is an I'm.
P'rt9nt hay fever tree in Washing
l'A' " '.'l&nSbur%, Petersburg and
south 10 Charleston,
IN" western cottonwood is most
important cause Of hay fever in the
Rocky Mountain section, from Utah
and t"c Datotas to New Mexico and
Arizona.
This type OF hay fever AUS
slight rhinitiS and coryza, and usu-
ally lasts no more than week. 1t
yields to very simple local treatment
with certain drugs in the nose.
Those who are subject TO earlv
summer hay fever, coming on in
late May and early in June s5ouId
consult their physicians ah,ut the
possibility Of vaccine literary rirbt
now. This +. the tinoc r. 4,I!a ,,I,;no
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-03

EDITORS ,.0rE: DR.. Gle denim has
seen i.r"i:' It's which c;rn l.,. ..!t::iucd by
readers. L. IN pamphlet srll. for 10 cr.,ls-
For any one p;tini.hIcr ,.,.,iIc.l. send 10
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:: Diet indigo. ion aud 'nr..Li:,atiuu''
iS"ducInr and Ga.uin..'', "InTart Feed.
~" Instructions. tor Tia" Treatment Of
Dlabetes Feminine lly"icuc" and The
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-03
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
A Minute ice crystals
.rhs Authority on Authorities"

rord. the II. with the spade G.
the heart X with the spade ]. and
so the Gecla.cr lost only two
tricks IL clubs, plus the early dia-
mond.
II West had started with a
spade. and East upon winning the
diamond lead had offered a second
spade. South would nave had only
two trumps lett in the dummy for
rufing diamonds. He therefore
would have had to lose two tricks
in that suit. These. plus the two
losers in clubs. would have beaten
him.
The hand was a particularly
sad one for East and West. since
the post-mortem developed that
they could have made 5-Fearts.
losing only one trick in spades
and one in clubs.
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West chan leads the heart 5, how
should StU.h play FOR 3No
TrumO5?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-03
Other DiStribu ions

The beeehcS arc soliC..' diStrib-
uted over the Ea1 .ern Sea- ard, al
most to the Rockies. The SAL dis
tribution applies to the oaks. .hc
elms are very widely distributed j.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Asbury Church Event,
Listed for Wool

The womsn's Society ~ Asbury
Methods, church will meet Tues
day. Nov o. Al 1915 In tho church
basement. luncheon following al
noon.
1lns kenninton Of tho Tacoma
Community house will direct the
afternoon program
Members are ASKED 10 bring
Thanksgiving offerings for the
Community hoiIss and for the for.
sign missionary work.
On Friday At 10 30 ~ there
Will be- q district meeting Of ths
Womsns sOcisiy a. Bethany Meth.
odlst church. Their. u 10 be-
noon luncheon.
iIostesses for the luncheon are
Mrs. Fuson. Mrs Jonn Daiiy. Nrs.
William Baker. Mrs. ~ " Evan.
son. Mrs, J a Holfoyd. and Mr..
Floyd cronAndsr.
The Fellowship club Of Asbary
church will have Halloween party
Saturday evening a. . m. In ihs
church basement, Ths party vii
- very Informal everyone coming
must wear cd ciothss IN. game
entertainment and rsfreshmsnff
sr. being planned ~ the Nisssa
Lorraine Jusiman ara Anita Veg
snblaat AMI Mr. ROBERT Aosfstt
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Mooring Mast Names
Editorial Staff

The hooring Mast. school news
paper NJ Pacific Lutheran college.
announces its staff for the coming
year Editor Ia Neil Hoff. and as.
aociats editor Ia Miss Alice Ford
Others on the editorial staff In.
elude Nancy Glenn. Ralph schillios.
Florence Hopp. Marie Anderson.
Mildred Reese. Mary Loftnsss. Dor.
othy Frlstoe, Merle Palmer. Bud
Gaibrslth. Hartman Iioff. Ray
pfluoger. and Edna I.ulyer
Andy Bola, q liberal arts student
from Everett, 10 business manager
Bill Peterson OF Portland. president
Of the freshman class. Ia the new
4 manager.
Others completing the business
AFT are Josephine Fletcher.
rhelma Thureson. Ann Pyfsr.
Frances Johnson. Ruth Carnahan.
Ruth Bengtson. Alsli. Posse. vsrna
Jean iieddsriy. Annabslle Jensen.
Ray Daily. Fred Miller. Lyle
syland. Bob Fornsss. ard Paul
pflusssr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Miss Mary IsleY
Is Honor Guest
Bride-eleci OF Mr.. Harlan
Hare Entertained Here

Among showers honoring
Miss Mary lsley. bride-elect
of Mr.. Harlan Hare. was that
given recently by Mrs. Larry
Hansen at the home of Mrs.
T. {. Hansen. An evening of
court whist was followed by
the presentation of gifts on
a tea table centered with a
white sail boat surrounded by
soft blue lights.
Mrs Clifford Otto. jr.. sang
When My Dream Boat Comes In"
as Larry Hansen. il, wheeled in
the gifts
Honors for games were won by
Mrs. r NJ OLsughlin and Mrs
Otto Marth.
Other guests were Mesdsmes A.
}. Harkins. n. u. Thompson. Law
renee Otto. sr.. Lawrence Otto. r..
r NJ OLsughlin. Claude lsley,
Clifford Otto. jr.. Clifford Otto,
sr.. c. o. Lund. Stella Isley. Albert
Gatkovieh. T. C. Hansen. w. Au-
bry, J r Keough. J. C. Rigney.
Walter johnson. c. Lund. Charles
Cartwright. Jack Crandsll. Erms
Marth. Miss Yvonne Aubry and
Miss Edith Meyer.
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Auxiliary TO Mark
Armistice Day
Fourth Annual Luncheon 10
TsLs Place Nov. ~

Members Of Ray {. Rob
erts auxiliary. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. are looking 10
their fourth annual Armistlce
day luncheon 10 take place
Nov. IL at the Tacoma hotel.
Mrs. John Mariana. president,
of the auxiliary. announces
that plans are well under way
for the affair.
Honored guests wlll he tho past
presidents 81 the auxiliary which
include Nesdamss A v schisgsi.
L " craig. prank nslsano A l.
Morris and Lester = Clark Nfs
Leon Cecil, state president, Mr.
James X Copeland. third district
president and Mrs Robert nrewer.
National Amsficanlsm chairman.
Mrs George whitlock. pas, nation-
al president ~ tho spanish War
susilisriss. will 10 the guest speak
sf
Mrs. Marxsno has appointed
Mrs Lester y. Clark general chair.
man. Invitations have been extend
en- 10 American Legion suxIliaries.
Edward ~ Rhodes and rseoms
No i9s, spanish War ausiiariss
John n Thompson and Major y.
NJ Brown. Disabled American Vet
Grams auxiliary. Canadian Legion
auxiliary and Veterans ~ Foreign
Wars auxilisries Wild West. Elias
] Messenger, fuyallnp Valley. Wi.
liam c. Thompson. r. and Carbon
Glacier Serving on the committee
with Mrs Clark are Mrs Guy X
Melton and Mrs. A l. Morris, res.
eryatlons. Mrs. Arthur Holman
Mira. Raymond lee and Mrs A D.
Hofstad. decorations and Mrs. L.
W. Craig. publicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Birthday Dinner Is Surprise

Mrs Edward Odcgard wss hon.
orsd Al a surprise birthday dinner
on Tuesday evening Al her home
After a presentation u EiftA. din
nsf was served from a table cen
tered with a birthday cake. a gin
of Mrs Charles wlls0wshl. Mfs
OlrEards mother
out ~ town guests we're Mrs
Charles wilkowshi ~ Rainier. Mrs
oiegard's brother. Mr. Emil Wi.
ko~shi and MIRA WilkOWski n
Yslm Two sisters. Mrs q J Ken
dali and Mrs Ernest Barker Of
Lacey. Mrs Harold Bosksr ard
Misses Marie AMI Evelyn ftowhsr
~ Lacey. MI and Mrs Wilaam
Wilso~ssi ~ rsnlno. and Mrs Mas
Foster u Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Surprise Birthday Party
For Kenneth Bourke

Friends of Mr. Kenneth Bourke
gathered in the Georgian room Of
the Hotel Olympic in Seattle on
Saturday evening for surprise
birthday party.
Tacomans who motored over the
the dinner and an evening Of dane
ing included Messrs and Mes
DANES J Corning Todd, Melville
Pugh. Joseph Gordon' Clifford
Langhorne. Frederick Hansen
Paul Graft Jr.. John Mueller
and Preston Onstad: Miss Amy
Lou Murray. and Messrs. Dean
Macdonald William Robinson and
Russell Farr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Church Group
Meets Wednesday
Lecture Courss 70 Be
Planned by Women

The Womens assoc iation Of
the First CongreRa tinnal
church will meet for their
regular monthly assembly IN
tho Fireplace room Wedncs.
day for luncheon. business and
al afternoon program.
Mrs. X. l.. Parker Is calling
the executive board session
for III o'clock In the Muriel
MunSon room.
Plans are - - completed Ter
tho presentation ~ tho season.
lecture course. . course that has
been sminsn.iy popular In nam-
hers and interest for tho past
-vsrsi seasons
Deborah Circle. Mrs. G u
slavery chairman. siii bs hostssss.
for the n 10 luncheon. Mrs. & y.
Curtis In charge will he assisted
by Meadame. Edith ". Gordon A.
~ onstad ans Mrs G. y. slavery.
with other members 81 the cirsis
The bushes. and program ssss
sion will he called 90 order ny the
president st 20. pevosionals vii
10 led by Mrs u. - Sinclair
Miss Cora Adams. World Vel
lo~ship chairman for the sssooia-
ton. has served Mfs George KIM
esid ~ Hcattl. ~ speaker Of the
day. Mrs klncalds experience as
leader In the Washington state
Christian Youth Council and her
great popularity a. . delightful
and forcefui speaker are assurance
Of an unusually interesting pro.
gram
Mira g. " Aullln, music chair
man. has arranged for . group Of
vocal duets ~ Mrs q. C.Fiston
n ihlsy and Miss Neil aImpsnn.
accompanied by Mrs !. @ Muir.
ray.
All women are welcome At any
association meeting Reservations
may be- made BY calling the
church offies by Tuesday morn.
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Meal Heston Returns
For a Fortnight

Mr.. Neal Heston has returned
from Norfolk. Va, for a fort
nights visit with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Reno Odlin.
While in Norfolk Mr.. Heston
was assigned TO the u. S. s.
Tuscaloosa for a months cruise.
He plans to return east via Cali
fornia and the southern states.
returning 10 the land school IN
New York Citv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Late Summer
Bride Honored
Former Miss Lehman
Inspires Party al Home

In honor of Mrs. A. +. Graf
zer dorothy Lehmann), a
bride of late summer. Mrs,
Frank Reda and Miss Mar
garet Fadness entertained at
Mrs. Gratzers new home at
1921 Pacific ave. Tuesday
evening. The party was IN
the form Of a housewarming
and kitchen shower.
After an inspection Of the new
home guests were occupied with
games. prizes going to Mrs. a X.
Lehman. Miss Esther Greco. Miss
Gladys Swenland and Mrs. OLAF
Hageness
Mrs. Lehman. the brides moth
er, presided at the luncheon table
which was decorated in Halloween
motif.
Guests were Mrs Anna X
Meyer. Mrs Elsa Momsen. Miss
Carmela Greco. Mrs. A. n. Leh-
mann, Mrs. Kenneth Jacobs. Miss
Gladys Swenland. Mrs Bertha
Flotree. Miss Mary Louise Preus.
Miss Esther Greco. Mrs Henry
Berntsen, Miss Evelyn Irwin and
Miss Anne Greco Of Falkland. Mrs
Jess Klasey and daughter Sharon.
Of Morton. Mrs. Olai HaReness Of
Fife. Mrs. Peter Westby Of Du-
pont. Mrs. Benjamin Black and
son Alvin. Of Seattle Mrs A W.
Freekleton OF Tacoma. and Miss
Bobby Kristofferson 81 Rainier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

For her wedding trip TO Idaho.
Mrs. coffman chose a green knit
suit over which she wore a brown
coat with a fox collar. Her &C
cessories were brown The new
home will be made at Bonner's
Ferry. Ida
The bride is graduate of Puy-
allup high school while the bride
groom attended Stadium high and
the University Of Washington.
His fraternity Is Tau Kappa Ep-
slon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Mrs. John Hewitt
Book Iak Hosfess

For Mrs. Clark Gould's Tuesday
book talk. Mrs. John Hewitt, 6i6
No. D st. will open her home at
1890 in the morning.
Tacoma Circle, Neighbors n
Woodcraft. will meet Monday eve
ming at S o'clock in the Eagles
hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Engagement OF
Miss Devlin Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. James Devlin an
nounee the engagement and forth
coming marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Kathleen, to Mr.. Frank
II. Puz, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Josephine Puz. The ceremony will
be read in ST. Pstrick's church
by the Rev Monsignor William J.
Noonan at s O'Clock on the morn
ing Of my &
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Miss Margaret Mary Larson
To Wed Mr.. Stier Nov. q
Ceremony 10 Be- So.mnissd in chriu tpseopsI Church,
Mrs. William s. Stewart 70 Be- Mssror os Honor

One hundred and fifty invitations have been issued for
The marriage IN Christ Episcopal church Nov q ~ Miss
Margaret Mary Larson n Mr. Roy Eugene Stlsr Ths
hrideo-he i The daughter II Mr. and Mr. J. G. larson
and the prospective bridegroom i the o Mrs Fern stisr
Miss Larson has asked the bridcgrooms sister. Mira
William : Stewart 81 Sacramento. Calf. 70 attend her
matron Of honor bridesmaids win be Mrs Edward Borhes
(Francesrau Wllems) and tho Misses BETTY Anderson.
Frances Whitman and Evelyn Stalwick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

Junior D. A. R. 10 Meet
In k'elIincer Home

Members o. Junior Mary bail
chapter. y. A R Wtf meet on
Tuesday evening 1t : O'Clock 81
the home 81 the senior regent.
Mrs c c, Melhnger. 2i2o No
Prospect Il Mrs Pred Fuberg.
the chairman. VIII preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

The bride. daughter Of Mr.
Frank Mitchell Of Tacoma. was
given in marriage BY her father
wearing for the occasion. a white
satin wedding gown fashioned
with short puffed sleeves with
lace insertions. a full skirt and
bodice. From high tiara of
pearls fell her finger-up length
veil. She carried white roses and
bouvardia
Mrs Andrew l. Nargo. sister Of
the bride. was her only attendant.
She was gowned in blue satin.
fashioned ike the brides and car
RED carnations and bouvardia
Mr. Williams. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Williams Of Tacoma, was
attended by Mr.. Gerald Hohh and
ushers were Mr. A. l. Nargo and
Mr.. Fred Wetzel
Before the wedding professional
began. and while tapers were being
lighted "Liebestrsum." 20 Prom
Use Me, and AT Dawning' were
sung by Miss Fanny Chsmplain
with Miss Marcells Odemeyer as
accompanist
The wedding reception followed
at the home of Mrs. Frank McDer-
mond. aunt Of the bride Mrs.
McDermond received in light
autumn brown silk dress and Mrs.
Williams wore royal blue velvet
dress both with gardenis eorsages.
Assisting at the reception were
Mesdames Fred Wetzel. George
Davis sisters Of the bridegroom,
Lee Williams, j. Bloom, Ray
Dreazy and Miss Thelma Bloom.
Forest green, a costume suit
with brown fox trim. was the
brides choice for travelling. Her
accessories were brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will be in
Seattle for a short time before re-
turning to make their home at
1909 So. Verde ST.
Dammeier-Patrick Rites
The marriage Of Miss Marcelle
Patrick, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Z. Patrick, 10 Mr.. Leonard
Dammeier. son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Dammeier, took place
Saturday evening in the First
United Presbyterian church. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. George Cunningham.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father. wore a
gown of deep ivory-colored satin
made with close-fitting bodice,
sweetheart neckline and leg-of-
mutton sleeves. She wore also a
fingertip illusion veil fastened with
A wreath of orange blossoms and
carried bouquet of gardenias and
white larkspur.
Miss Lorraine Patrick, who was
maid of honor for her sister. wore
a gown of hunters green velveteen
and carried a bouquet of white
larkspur and NUNS. Miss Lea Mills
and Miss Ruth Canale. the brides
maids. wore gowns Of terra Gotta.
fitted MORE bodices over bouffant
skirts OF net. and carried white
and bronze NUNS The candle
lighters. Miss Patricia Smith and
Miss Dorothea White, wore pow
der blue crepe frocks and carried
nosegays of white NUNS centered
by single matching taper.
Mr.. Laurence Dsmmeier was
best man for ms brother. The ush-
ers were Mr. William Dammeier
and Mr.. Allen Bernie.
A reception was given after the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Autumn Continues TO Be Popular
AS Time for Wedding Ceremonies
Many Couples Tsse Vows Over Weekend; Miss Mitchell
Mr.. Williams Are Wed in Church al Sylvan

Weddings are continuing through autumn to be Of fore
most social interest and the weekend there were many
ceremonies performed all respondent with the rich
tones Of autumn flowers
In the quaint church Sylvan on Fox island Miss Eliza
beth Ella Mitchell and Mr.. Robert Lee Williams exchanged
their Sunday evening at o'clock Chrysanthemums
ferns formed the background for the
which the Rev. Ais read by candlelight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Round Tsble Tor
eusiness Women Tue,daY

IN place ~ IN regular speaker
- ne lunc heon msetink ~ hoss=
ness and Professional women -
Tuesday In TIE Olympus hotel. =
round table discussion. relative u
n. election. Will - hsid.