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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-15
STANDINGS
RESULTS
American League

American Ieague
New York s; Boston 3.
Washington 5; Philadelphia 3.
Detroit 10; st. Louis Z.
Chicago at Cleveland, night.
National League
New York 10; Boston 0-6.
Brooklyn sc; Philadelphia SO.
Cincinnati at Chicago, postponed,
rain.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis, night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-15

cific coast school. =. e m S o II
alumni are talking a great game
for sophomore Walter (Booty)
Payne Predict he'll grow into
those moccasins left behind by the
Bonnie Banks McFadden. Less
optimistic, Clemson coach Frank
Howard is in the market for a lot
of luck. In case you want a
definition, Howard says It's
something that if you haven't got
you're in a devil of a fix"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-15
Most Valuable

MISUNDERSTANDING P
George, Nashville catcher, and
Emil Mailho, Atlanta outfielder
are dead-heat choices of southern
association managers as most val
liable players. The poll was
conducted by Fred Russell of the
Nashville banner. Babe Young
of Knoxville was the >walk-away
last year. . Georgia-Florida
league managers have only five
more days to strengthen t e r
clubs for the Shaughnessy play
offs. . After Aug. 10 it's no go. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-15
To Claim Title

Over the fence-Buster Carroll,
Tampa welterweight, expects to
claim the Latin-American boxing
championship after next Fridays
go with Raoul Carabantes He
already handed fancy pastings to
Cuba's Domingo Torres and Mex
ico's Cecilio Lozado. Now comes
Carabantes, who claims the Chile
an welterweight crown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Junior 6. D. A. Group
eniertains al Picnic

The Junior Catholic Daughters
Of America Of Holy Rosary church
entertained Sunday At an after
noon picnic Al Lincoln park for
the Junior c. d. A. troop Of cush-
man Indian hospital.
Miss Hilda Bader II president
Of the group. Miss Letltia Beau
doin, vice president, and Miss
Florence Miller. secretary. Other
members OF the hostess committee
were Misses Eileen F'leischmsnn,
Madeline Pennant. Frances Rsng-
gli. Helen Matthias and Petrona
Litwin. Miss Betty Tsehida Is
the counselor FOR the Holy Rosary
troup and Miss Jane Doherty heads
the Indian troup. Guests were
Annie Sampson, Lila George. Ons
Mae Pablo. Yyonns Ghangrsw.
Freds Charles. Violet Jefferson.
yelmA Jefferson. Maxine Lewis,
Ruby johnson. Lucy 4cCraigie.
Gayle Lawrence. Faye Wright.
Agatha AOnahan and Frances
Best.
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Mrs. Preus Hostess
AT Alumnae Luncheon

Mrs. Paul A. Preus, past presi-
dent of the Luther Ladies Sem
mary, opened her home in Park
land to alumnae of the group, at
noon luncheon on Saturday. The
seminary was formerly located at
Redwing, MINI.
Officers were elected at this an
nual meeting. Mr.. Harry Rasmus-
sen Of Stanwood will serve as
president for the coming year;
Mrs. Cora Quande of Conway,
vice president, and Mrs. Marie
Nyhus of Conway. secretary
treasurer. Serving on the executive
committee during the past year
have been Mrs. Paul Preus and
Mrs. J. U. Xavier OF Falkland.
Plans were made for a week end
beach party this summer at Jun
iper beach on Camano island near
StanWood.
Present at the reunion luncheon
were Mesdames Martha Aasen,
Cora Hawk. Ella Jacobson. Freda
Mauer, Hazel Basse. Marie Jen-
sen, all Of Seattle; Dagney Ten
wick, Aberdeen; Marie Nyhus and
Cora Quande Of Conway; Hanna
Rasmussen, Stanwood; Vslborg
Rasmussen, Burlington; signe
Xavier, Margaret Hauge. Alberta
Preus and niger Salater. all Of
Parkland.
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Party Compliments
Miss Hazel Och

To honor Miss Hazel Och. n sur
prise shower was given Tuesday
night at the home Of Miss Rachel
Halverson, who was co-hostess
with Miss Helen kimball.
Honors at games played during
the evening went 10 Mrs. Robert
Bromcho, Miss Eleanor schaffer.
Miss Penny Angelus and Mrs.
Gerald G. Gipple.
The guest list included Mrs.
Richard M. Neisncr, Mrs. Robert
Bromche, Mrs Gerald Gipple. Mrs.
Ernest Little, Mrs. Ray Anderson,
and the Misses Clementine Gordon,
Grace Parratt. Penny Angolus.
Rose Columbine, Marie Brehan.
Margaret kleisie and Ruth Thadie.
Miss Och, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Och OF Firercst. has
chosen June for her wedding
date.
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Mrs. Leo Boyer
Is Honor Guest

A surprise party complimenting
Mrs. Leo Boyer waa given at the
home OF Mrs. otto Miller Tuesday.
when a group Of old friends gath.
cred 30 wish Mrs. Boyer a happy
birthday. The rooms we're beau
tlfuliy decorated with vases of cut
flowers. and the table had az tia
eenterpiscs yellow roses and
green's. The afternoon vas spent
visiting in the garden. A gift was
preseo ID TO tbs honored guest by
those present.
Guests Included Mesdam.s Nd.
ward Donahuo. Frank Morrison.
Roy Church, Forest Ligman. Carl
Kanzlsr. Jay Wakefield. Ax.l Carl
son, Lawrence Boyer. ". Calbrsith.
J. Fuller. X. Bsssw. Olaf Anderson,
Frances Fritz. w. Buhrs. Mlas
Betty Boyer and Jackie Church
and Arthur Anderson, and the
gues, OF honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Cedar Assembly
Will Install
Miss Doris Sommer VIII Be
New Worthy Adviser

Members Of Cedar assem-
bly,. Order of Rainbow for
Girls, are holding a public in
stallation Saturday evening at
8 o'clock in Horsfall hall, So.
3Sth and Yakima. Retiring
worthy adviser is Miss Betty
Gallert. Miss Doris Sommer
will be installed as the new
worthy adviser and Miss Bon
ME Busch as worthy associate
adviser. Other elective Off
GERS include: Misses Florence
Anderson, Clementine Gordon
and Betty Jean Lindquist.
Appointive offices will be filled
by Misses Dorothy Bouffioux,
Phyllis Field, Matilda Drennen,
Jerrolee French, Bernadine Court
ney, Joyce Boice, Doris Robarts,
Carol Gillespie, Janet Cooper. Mil
dred Lee Caldwell, Shirley Fries
HEN, Edith Phillips, Lila Killing,
Ruth Scoby and Gloria Gehri.
Members of the choir are Misses
Dolores Wahlquist, Betty Otto,
Evelyn Anderson, Georgiana Lee
Keys, Margie Melvin, Betty Mon
ty, Jean Pearson, Winifred Ken
dali, Edith Grain, Bonnie Jones,
Marjorie Rose, Peggy Simeral,
Shirley Kirkham, Arlynne Innis,
Lola Johnson, Ruth Waters, Pa
tricia Russell. Marie Farier, Elaine
McLorinan, Myrtle Rooney and
Betty Demers.
Misses Betty Gallert, Evelyn
Moe. Dorothy Wickens, jeanne
Stern, lone Madsen, Doris Bird,
Rhea Olson and Katherine Bell will
assist with the installation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Annie Wright Student
Receives Scholarship

Miss Margaret June Lynde, a
senior at Annie Wright seminary,
has just been honored for the third
time in three years with a scholar
ship for years board at Scripps
College for Women at Claremont,
Calf.
Miss Lynde is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Lynde of
Seattle. Two years ago, she won
a scholarship to the seminary after
completing her sophomore year at
Lincoln high school in that city.
During her junior year, she re-
eeived the gold key, presented to
one Annie Wright student each
year for scholarship and activities.
Miss Lynde is student council
president this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Ladies Musical Club
Campaign Under Way

With the 1e40-4f artist course
headed by Lawrence T1bbett and
including the newly discovered
Negro soprano. Dorothy Maynar,
members of the Ladies Musical
club are getting a fine response TO
their membership solicitation. This
years campaign. departure from
the established practice. began
Monday and is to continue through
next week.
Encouraged by the response this
week, members OF the organization
hope to have the entire seasons
membership sold by the end OF
the two week campaign.
Besides Tibet and Miss May
mar. the course includes the noted
Trap family OF entertainers and
the extraordinarily refreshing
young pianist, Eugene List.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Junior B naiB' rith
Plans Installation
Dalhem TO Be Scene Of An
nual Banquet Saturday

Business for the past year
will be concluded and new Of
ficers for the coming year
will be installed at the annual
banquet to be given by Ia
coma Junior B'nai Birth girls
Saturday evening. The affair
will be held at the Dalhem on
No. Tacoma ave-, with Miss
Bluma Novikoff in charge of
arrangements.
Officers to be installed by Mrs.
Jack Bender, past senior B'nai
Birth president and present ad-
wiser, are as follows: President,
Miss Josephine Kleiner; vice presi-
dent. Miss Beatrice Sussman; sec
rotary, Miss Blums Novikoff;
treasurer, Miss Mary Eastern;
counselor, Miss Rhoda Sussman;
guardian, Miss Marjorie Franks;
sentinel, Miss Estelle Lamken;
conductress. Miss Colby Coleman;
trustees, Miss Lorraine Sussman
and Miss Griselda Lyon. Miss
Rhoda Sussman is the outgoing
president.
A regular meeting will follow
the dinner, at which time annual
reports will be read and future
plans discussed.
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Hiqh School Group Elects

Miss Alice Webb, a Lincoln high
senior was elected president Of
Takolah Girl Reserve club At a
recent afternoon meeting. Miss
Webb served as musician In the
cabine this year. She succeeds
Miss Carole Hartley. Other cab
met heads elected are Misses PhY-
lis Hine, vice president; Nancy
Nelson, secretary. and Rosalie
Putnam, treasurer. Chairmen Of
standing committees will be re
lected later.
Miss Mary Alice Hearon. Girl
Reserve executive. concluded the
meeting with brief description Of
camp life at seabeck and al Camp
cambridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Home Missionary Society
Has District Meeting

The Methodist Home Mission
airy society held its district meet
ing in Wilkeson on Tuesday. Re-
ports were given In the morning
and during the afternoon a guest
speaker, Mr.. G. Walter Johnson,
was presented. Others on the
program were Mrs. F. l.. Scheyer
and Mrs. Franz Strand. A group
from the auxiliary gave highhghts
of the so years OF the national
society. Mrs. G. r. Henry OF
Puyallup is president of the
group.
The district includes Tacoma,
Puyallup, Auburn and Sumner.
The Women's Methodist Home
Missionary society conference Is
scheduled for June rs. 20 and p
at Epworth NJ. r. church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Cousins Entertain for
Recent Bride

For the pleasure Of Mrs, clythus
Edwards Patricia JsxekD. a bride
Of early April. Mrs. Peter sOfag.
han. Mrs. Lewis Ebert aad Mrs.
o. w. S0rffek. cousins u tbs brids.
entertained at a luncheon and a
miscellaneous shower recently At
the home Of Mrs. sorrick on South
7znd n,
Spring flowers decorated the
rooms for the occasion. H0nOrs At
games during The afternoon went
10 Mrs.. Al ottsssn. Mrs. Lorna
slombosh and Ara. Leo Wlngard.
Guests Included Aeaaames Lorna
slombosh, Thslma Hartman. Al
Ottessn. r. soraghan. l. Ebert,
Joseph Yowsll. Leo WiHgard. n.
Jezek. Mis- Alice Jszss and the
guest 81 honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01

Fer her wedding. The bride
chose a gown ~ white net. made
with a tucked bodice ana run skirt.
She wore a veil ot finger tip
length and carried . prayer hook
On which were fastened twn white
orchids.
Mrs Richard nennrft was tire
brides oniy attendant Her gown
was 90 pink chiffon. with q shirrcd
tnp and fun skirt. she carried an
oid-fashioned bouquet NJ lavender
eolored flowers and her hat wa.
covered with the same blossoms
- were in her bouquet.
Mr.. Joseph Rawlings served his
brother ~ boat man and usher.
were Mr. Richard nennsts and Mr.
James Anderson,
A reception st the home 81 the
uides parents on No. aad II. fob
lowed the ceremony, In tho re-
oeiv1ng line with the bride and the
bridegroom acre their parents and
the two attendants. Mrs. Comfort
received the guests in = light hiue
chiffon gown while ths bride.
Krooms mother wore . gown af
gray silk.
White slsdioi. snapslraxons, pc
onias. stock and other garden fiow-
ers were uasd about the rooms.
An heirloom Of tho Rawlings fam
lily silver chariot. filled with
white flowers conferred IN. tsbir
which was also appointed with
hand-wrought silver eandeiabra.
Meadsmaa Arthur Middleton, l..
L. Thompson, John Steele. Harold
Davis. Harold woodworth. !. r.
Hart, Guy Falskow. o. A. spencer
and Miss Lillian yunksr poured
and Meadamas n. A, Griew.. Ray
a. A, wogner. and Misses
Betty Criewe. Ann Louise Griew..
Geraldine Hayeraft and Mary Lou.
Ne Folyer assisted.
Leaving later on her wedding
rip. Mrs. Rawlings wore a brown |
tailored suit with white pin
,tripe, and brown and whits &C.
Upon their return. the
couple will make their home at
iOs No. Yakima ave.
Mrs. Rawlings schools are ths
sq,iinas academy Maryiharst col.
ege at oswego. Ore, and the unI-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Harold o. GOWNS Here
From Alabama

Mr.. and Mrs. Hsrold n. Gavin.
who have heen In Mobile. Ala. for
the past year. returned 70 Tacoma
early in the week and have hen
dividing their time between Mr.
Cssln's parents. Mr., and Mrs j.
D. Gavin. and Mrs. cavin's family
MI and Mrs John Hess % Md.
land. The visitors viii leave soon
10 make their new home In He'll
ine ham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Three Score Attend
Family Reunion

A family reunion was held at the
he me OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Horn
recently when about three score
relatives gathered on their lawn
for a picnic supper or interest
Is the fact that ten Of the group
celebrated their birthdays In May.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs w. c. Arnett and daughter,
Lorraine Of Vancouver, r.. e. Mrs.
Ben Miller Of Beilingham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Horn 81 Hoquiam:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene conking and
baby. Jerene, OF Centralla; Mr..
Jack Muhall Of Rainier. Mr.. and
Mrs. c, ". Norisrity Of Kosm0s,
Ar. and Mrs. l.. C. Aoriarty and
daughters, Bonnie and Vivian. Ar.
and Mrs. n r. James and daugh-
ters. Estell and Loretta. Mrs. Alex
Kinsfather and son, R0nnie. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Covedsl and chill
dren. Lewis. Joan and Alice Marie.
ali Of sumner.
Others were Mrs l. y. cnppen
Of snohomish. M. and Mrs. Elmer
Cfippeu and children. Richard,
Ruth and Allen % Everett. Bonnie
Horn and Vida Hulehsson Of
Seattle, Don kisalsr of fsuyaliup:
Henry Horn OF Eibe. MeAsrs. and
nesdanes JACK Batson. Richard
Finney. G. w. Vert. l. A. gohmer.
Jack Munro and baby. vsrna Mae
{. G. Cairns and son. Clifford. w
4. Moore and daughter. Edith. and
grandson. LIN Moore, John Horn
and son, Raymond. and grand
daughters. Lorraine and Evelyn
Habln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Garden Club Completes Details
For 18th Annual Flower Show
Period Arrangements" TO Be New Feature Of Exhibit
Which This Year viii Benefit the Red Cross

June has been set by the Tacoma Garden club as the
cate tor It's 10th Annual Spring Flower Show be held
the crystal ballroom of Hotel Winthrop from o'clock in
the afternoon until 10 in the evening Always looked
ward TO with keen anticipation by flower growers of the
city, the show this year will present feature-period
arrangements"
small admission fee will be charged since the coming
snow Is to benefit the Red Cross Mrs Clinton S Reynolds
Is IN charge of the exhibit and coharmen working with
her on arrangements Mrs. Sam B. Stocking and Mrs
Robert H. Beach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Mason School Presents
Folk Dsncina Festival

Under the direction u Miss inA
Coffmsn. girls gymnasium in
structor a. nason school. = Polk
Dancing festival was presented
Friday afternoon IN the school
gymnasium. Parents and friends
Of the school were invited 10 at
tend. Miss coffrnan was assisted
by Miss Mary Jane Blaser. in
struetor In hygiene.
The program consisted Of Swiss,
Serbian. American. Scotch. Italian,
Irish. Swedish. HOrOyfsn and Nor
wegian dances. original dances
and a tumblins act
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Sons Birthday

Robert Dickson. Non ~ Mr.. ana
Mrs. D. J. Dickson. sntsrlalned Is
n nis friends Saturday on the &c
easion 81 his seventh birthday.
Games were played during the
afternoon.
Those invited were Rosemary
Oliver, Dolores Burns. Mary Clara
Dickson, Joan Burrows. Alice Dick
son, Nina Grlnden. Dorothy Bur
rows. Duke Weber, Johnny Morris.
Wayne Thompson. Tommy Thomas,
Ronald Grinder. Ralph Turco and
Danny BurrosA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Saint Ann S Guild
Will Entertain
Set June 10 As Date for
Annual Silver Tea

Plans are being completed
by Saint AIMS guild for its
second annual silver tea, to
be given ut 81. AIMS Rcceiv-
ing home the afternoon of
June Is.
The home. overlooking
Wapato lake. was formally
opened on n similar occasion
one year ago. Since then the
buildings have been COM
pleted and the grounds beau
titled, making IL one of the
most attractive childrens
homes in the west. During
the year the Sisters of Saint
Francis have given temporary
care TO 80 children between
the ages of 2 and Is years.
Mrs. William Kennedy. president
of the guild and the general chair
man for the party. will he as
sisted by the following officers;
Mesdsmes George christnacht. ].
]. Hurney. BENJAMIN Radcliffe.
Harry Harrigan. Earl Hubbard.
John Piper. A u. Comfort. George
shull, Peter Marley. Arthur sleet.
Russell kaaselman and George
karpaoh Those asked 10 pour
during the afternoon include Mes
DANES c. N. cavanaugh. J. =.
simpson, Benjamin Radcliffe, Al
bert Hahn. Arthur sieet, Charles
schulta. Joseph Jacko. A. n. Com.
fort and T l. Manlcy.
A special hostess committee In
eludes Mesdames ". NJ Melon
nell. j. Peter +. Healy. George
Bucsko. Charles schuler. Joseph
Ribsr and Frank Nsumann. Mrs.
Harry Harfigan. who In In charge
of decorations. will be assisted by
Mrs. William Kennedy and Mrs.
J. r. Ehnat. while Miss Earl Hub
bard and Mrs. George shuli will
take care of registrations. Mrs,
Leo l.. BiAaell Ia arranging the
program for the afternoon. and
Mrs. Russell kaasolman. assisted
by Mrs. w. E. Becker, Miss Rose
simoneau. Mrs. J. J. Hufney, Mrs.
A. X. sauriol. Mrs. Albert Ben
son. Mrs. George christnseht. Mrs.
John Piper. Mrs Peter Paulus and
Mrs. August schultz will serve ON
the refrcshment committee.
All those interested In the home
are cordially invited To attend and
bring their friends Transports
ton 10 the home from b8th and
Alaska will be furnished through.
out the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Mrs. kiiio enierisint
For Small Son

Mrs. Russell kitto entertained
recently for her small son. Russell.
r.. on the occasion Of nls second
birthday Ths lace covered table
was centsrsd with an arrangement
Of sweet peas and tbs honor
guests birthday cake.
TnOSe present were Mrs. Robert
Kellogg and son. Bobby. Mrs. Ed-
win schsiboi and daughter, Patsy.
Mrs. Elmer sundquist ana son.
Garry, Mrs. ABdsrs Bornandsr and
children, David and Karen. Mrs.
Robert DE Land and son. Jerry,
and Mrs.. Edward czeresho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Second Son Born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Iissot

Mr.. and Mrs. p H. Tissot are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of their second son, Jan
David, May Is at st. Joseph's hos
pital. Grandparents sharing in
the congratulations are Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Christofferson and Mr..
P. L. Dougherty. Also welcoming
the little boy is his brother, Gary
Pierre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Club Meets for Business
And Buffet Supper

Members Of the N.N.O. club
were entertained Thursday evening
by Miss Berniee Speaks. a buffet
supper was served and plans for
spring activities were discussed.
The next meeting will be in the
nature Of a picnic.
Those present were the Misses
Sylvia ASP, Helen Andsrs. Dolores
Klapstein, Mary Peckham and
Mesdsmes Frank Hale. Richard
Pittman and Sidney Peterson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
MissCorYHonored
AT Bridal Shower
Miss Mary Louise 6onyss
Hostess on Wednesday

Miss Mary Louise Gonyca
entertained at her home on
Wednesday evening III . mis-
eellaneous shower. given In
honor Of Misx Esther Cory.
who viii We'd Mr.. Clsrencs
Killing June Is. A late sup
per and the opening Of shower
gifts followed on evening Of
games.
Those present wsrs Mrs. Frank
Nsecarasa. Mrs, Hohsrt vanden-
burg. Mrs Grace Hammer ara
Mrs. Frank ". Cary. mother NJ the
honor guest. and the Misses Aivn
ksii, MarInFis Espelsnd. Doris
Taylor. Lillian Larson. Msryjssn
brooks. Ethel Iaiaksnhshl. Beverly
Thompson and tho asisst II hnnos.
The room. were decorated with
ros~~ ana pinka The
re1terpsece consisted AZ q largs
world. on top % which stood th~
bride and bridegroom. : miniature
NJ their home. and . small sign
post. reading. STANDING an Top
II tha World Overhead there
fell a shower of mssaiile stars.
fhs globe sat In q he'd ~ flowers.
and was thanked on both sisiss with
shits tapsfs. from whlsh strssmsd
white satin ribbons.
rresdsisxrt Nidssos IL having
= FnmmsErot feat Saturday 81
0 10 p. m. IN normsnna hall. All
are welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Tacoma Writers Club 10
Elect Officers

The Tacoma Writers club will
meet Monday evening at 73o
o'clock at the Nomans clubhouse.
with Mrs. Bernice Barton az pro-
gram chairman. New officers viii
be selected for the coming year.
Mrs. Thomas Brown. president.
will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Receive Congratulations
On Birth Of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dressed
Margaret Fisher are being
felicitated upon the birth Of son,
Delbert Donald. April IS at the
Tacoma General hospital. Grand
parents are Mrs. Emma Fisher
and Mr.. Emil Dressed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Rawlings Comfort Vows Read
AT Morning Church Ceremony
Wedding soIemnssd Friday in Holy Cross Church:
Reception Follows AZ Home of Brides Psrvrss

Miss Jeanne Frances Comfort daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Blaine Comfort married to Mr. James Windsor
Rawlings ir Of DR. and Mrs James Windsor Rawlings
At impressive ceremony at II o'clock Thursday morning
in Holy Cross church.
Before center altar decorated with white rladiol the
Rev. Martin Duggan read the marriage variety Of
white flowers appointed the side altar Ave Maria"
played preceding the ceremony a which the bride given
in marriage by her father
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Miscellaneous Shower Feies
Mis< Ruth Iohpson

For the pleasure Of Miss Ruth
Johnson, who will wed Mr.. Rudolph
Simica in June. a miscellaneous
shower was given recently by Mrs.
Charles O'Brien and Miss Ada
Harmon in the formers home. A
late supper followed an evening
spent playing games.
Guests were Mesdames Frances
O'Dell, Robert Kelly, Curtis Mays.
A. c. Mounts, l.. c. Bramscomb
and the Misses Geraldine Mickey,
Jenney Soby, Mary and Josephine
Kancianich, Barbara Hanson and
Pearl Peterson.
John n. Thompson auxiliary. u.
g. W. v. Is sponsoring a card
party Saturday evening in the
armory. Mrs. Edwin Neil is chair
man. assisted by Mesdames F. w.
Toelle, Eva Aubrey and Clay
Pratt. All members and friends
invited.
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varsity q washington. where ske
was affiliated with Aiphs PM
~nrority. Hhs u also . memh~r a
the Srsnssrr club Mr.. Rawlings
- a graduate ~ Stadium hskn
school,