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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Mrs. Harold Moore
Birthday Hostess

Mrs. Harold Moore WA hostess
Friday evening 10 members Of
the Thursday club for their month
ly birthday party. Mrs. Frank
Zoffino was the guest 81 honor,
The evening Was spent playing
cards and later supper WAS served
by the hostess. who WAS assisted
by her sister. Mrs. Alice Bloom
felt Of kelso Fayors at games
were awarded Aesdamss Chester
jenkins. Frank Zoffino. Chester
Wallace and Alice BlOomfsit-
Members and guests who we're
present were Mechanics Chester
Palmer. Warren Brownfieid. Floyd
Mathics. Chester Jenkins. Chester
Wsis9sH Alice BIoomfeli. Lucills
yorsk. Kenneth Cline. Fred VAIL.
sren and the guest ri honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12

FRS, enterprise of the nrw term
for Warren assembly. Order ~
Rainbow for Girls. will he tho skat.
ing party 10 be given at Kings
roller rink from 0 until ~ o'clock
Tuesday evening. June II, Miss
Bcrris Dunsmore Ia general chair.
man Of the affair
The committee In charge of
tickets consists II the Misses
Betaey Fleming Of Stadium. Norma
wallae.. Lincoln. Beverly iselfoy.
Jason Leo. and Nancy Moffe,.
Mason. Aiaaes Lucille Clark and
Cora stone are In charge of pub.
lefty.
Tickets may be procured At the
door or from some member Of the
assembly. All are Invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Convention in
Second Day
w. S. F. w. c. Meets
In Yakima

The 44th annual convention
of Washington State Fedora
ton of Women's clubs went
into its second day in Yaki-
ma Tuesday with Mrs. Frank
Ludwigs, Walla Walla, pre-
siding.
Mrs. Ludwigs was named presi-
dent in place of Mrs. A. B. Sven
son. Seattle, who resigned the po-
sition because of illness. Nomina-
ton Of new officers and resolutions
were to be the main business to-
day.
GOV. Clarence D. Martin last
night told the more than 365 dele
gates to the convention that the
problems of human welfare are tied
in with those of youth. "Ameri-
canism," he said, must be revived
through youth
Mrs. c. F. Brenaman of White
Salmon was named for first vice
president. Nominated for second
vice president were Mrs. Bradley
NJ. Dodge. Seattle, and Mrs. Bert
ram Thomas, Tacoma. Mrs. w. G.
Prince, Auburn. was nominated for
recording secretary.
Secretary of State Belle Reeves
addressed the convention at BAN
quet last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
YoungLa
To Present Play
Evening viii Also include
Games and Refreshments
Photograph nv Kal steiru

The Young Ladies club of
st. Joseph's parish is busy
with plans for a card party
and short play to be present
ed Wednesday evening in the
parish hall. Games of 500 and
whist will begin at $3.50
o'clock and the play Wisdom
for Wives" will follow.
Those taking part IN the play are
the Misses Irene Ribar. Alice Zele-
max. Helen Barna. Enniee vargo.
Alice Ozsnich, Ann Zelenak. Dor
othy soiak. Rose Antnsh and Ann
Barna. Miss Doris Bemia Ia diree-
tor Of the play.
Refreshments will conclude the
evening. Favors will be presented
for the evenings games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12

In contract auihesiastisne. raising
tho nsvy's Total tp1l ousjar -
q. 0si .0a6. pz0.
ilesidss funds To- tn army ard
navy. ths msassss esetetae4 ee1.-
000. 100 fng tbe civil neSoasnsies
authority u sspaad ~ pliot train
Ing program u tahs h te,0ee
youth during IN s<sain9 fissss
year.
Funds siss wsss pssvsds1 -
ths fsdsfat buvsna ~ lsvspeioe~
tion's drive against MIN sstemnA
Ths hsii gave ihs wnt u. - -
for 100 additional Oman.
rt~ presidents advispsy defsaes
council ~ss granted u no 90. ~
federal wosks sgsney n. 100 ooo fss
bssiiainx additions 70 ~ go sod
navy buildings hsss.
To improve IN quality. - wsif
~ quantity Al Americas eli pOwss.
ths national s1vss0sy semmtssse
for assonaustcs VS. awarded ~
go 900 toward initial eonsesvettae
~ . nsw a. S0D. mo- aircraft saetee
research laboratory. and ~ .5oe.eee
for expanding ~ fs~t1tjse -
Langley yisl1. Va
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Miscellaneous Shower fefes
Miss Winifred Justmsn

Miss Winifred Justman was
complimented recently at miscel-
laneous shower given by Mrs. Ray
Sinclair and Miss Lorraine Just
man. The evening was spent In
games with honors going To Mrs.
Frank Pedrick Mrs. George Just
man. Mrs. Harry NJ. Freeman.
Mrs. l.. l.. Day and Mrs Ben
Packard.
Supper was served from a table
eentered with roses and sweet
peas. with nut cups in pastel tones
forming a circle around the cen
terpiece.
Guests included Aesda >
Franklin W. Justman, Harry NJ.
Freeman, Frank Pedrick, Ben
Packard. Elwin Smith. Roy Smith.
Lionel Day. Elmer Christianson.
Leamon Larson, Leslie Ripper.
Robert Justman. A. J. Justman.
George Justman. Fay E. Fox.
BreeSe. y. J. Parker, Laura
Woodruff. r. D. Kelly. A. J.
Woodruff. Van Brandon and the
Misses Dorothy Heide. Dorothy
Crsmsr. IIets Ripper. Arlene
Faux and the guest Of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Longworih- Hoois
Vows EXCHANGED

The home of Mr.. and Mrs
Parker J. Buck was the setting
Sunday afternoon for the marriage
of Miss Evelyn Mary Hoots
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hoots of Gig Harbor, 10 Mr.. Ho-
bert J. Longworth, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobert f. Longworth OF this
city. Vows were read by the Rev.
Arnold Levenhagen of Rainier be-
fore the fireplace which was
banked with ferns. roses and
huckleberry. Four candles on the
mantel lighted the impressive
nuptial scene.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Robinson
sang several numbers appropriate
to the occasion, among which was
20 Promise Me-"
Given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Joseph Hoots, jr.. the
bride wore a cream satin gown
princess style. made with leg
o'mutton sleeves. With II she wore
a long lace veil which was caught
with cream colored satin bows.
Her only ornament was locket, a
gift Of the bridegroom, and her
flowers were a bouquet of gar
denias, sweetpeas and pink rose
buds.
Miss Cecilia Underwood and
Mrs. Ruth Forsness, both Of Gig
Harbor, were maid of honor and
matron of honor respectively. Miss
Ethel kegler was the candle
lighter. Mr.. George Longworth,
only brother of the bridegroom.
was best man.
The brides attendants carried
bouquets of sweetpess and pink
rosebuds A princess gown Of
white taffeta was worn by the
maid of honor while the matron OF
honor wore gown of white lace
over taffeta. The candlelighter's
gown was Of pale green lace.
For her daughters marriage.
Mrs. Hoots chose a gown OF pale
green crepe with which she wore
corsage Of pink rosebuds and
sweetpeas. With a similar cor
sage. the bridegroom's mother
wore a gown Of navy blue lace.
An informal reception on the
lawn followed the wedding cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Buck and
Mrs. A. b. Robinson presided at
the collation. table which was
centered with the wedding cake.
Later, the bride and bridegroom
left on their wedding trip TO
Conlee dam. the bride wearing a
dark blue crepe de chine dress
with red and white polka dot top.
With II she wore tweed coat.
Her accessories were white and
her flowers were a corsage Of gar
danias. The new home will be
made in Tacoma.
The bride Is a graduate Of Gig
Harbor high school and the bride
groom is Lincoln high school
graduate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12

June 20 has been the wedding date of Miss Florence
Ordah daughter Of Mrs NJ B. Ordah and the late Rev.
Ordah, OF North Dakota, and Mr. A George Mace r son
of DIR. and Mrs A. George Mace. The ceremony will be
marked with interesting memories since the Rev o. A
Tngestad president of Pacific Lutheran college. who
eassmate and close friend of the bdeeects father. will
perform the ceremony which will be read First Lutheran
church.
With Dr. and Mrs. Mace Miss Ordahl motored TO Lewis
ton Idaho Sunday Mr. Mace who returning from
Washington University Medical school at st. Louis. Mo-,
for the wedding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
NJ. N. O. Club Entertained
by Miss Andcn

The N. ~ O. club Was enter.
talned Mt = late supper party by
Miss Ifeien Andrrs Thursday EVEN
ing. Plans for several picnios and
party In the near future we're
planned.
Supper was served at beauti.
fully appointed table. gassts In
cluded. Mrs, James a. Brown.
Mrs Frank Hale. Mira. Richard
I'ittman. Mrs Sidney Peterson.
Misses Bsrnlcs Speaks. Alyina
Jenkins. Dolores kispsisin. sylvia
Asp and Mary psokhsm. Cards
and games completed tins evening .
sftasnmsnt,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Senior [. D. R. Members
Anficipsfe Picnic

Senior Ltsihsfan Daughters oi
the Reformation of Central La.
thsrnn church uiii meet TsessiHy
evening for q picnic supper At ~
Defiance PARK at $40 o'elOes. ina
Misses Hathsne Haaiafad afsd Cens.
We've fasgsr sili b. tbs bOasssses
nias Helen osttefg. president.
urges all members 10 pin the group
for this outdoor meeting. which
will ~ the last regular nesting
gntsl September.
Members and friends u Circle 2
N1i meet Wednesday at the home
u Mr.. a. Ambush. Route 2. Box
l51. with Mrs. Constance BOttsissn
as hostess for lInchson at O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Mrs. Davis TO Entertain
Garden Club al Luncheon

The American Lake South Gar
den club will meet Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. c. c. Davis for
one O'Clock luncheon. Mrs. A.
II. Reynolds will be the assisting
hostess.
Mrs. John X. Mas will preside
over the meeting and Mrs. Henry
Drum is program chairman for the
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Republican Women
To Hear Speaker

Republican Women Of Pierce
County club will have as guest
speaker Thursday, their national
committeeman. Mrs. G. T. Ur-
quhart of Yakima. Mrs. Urquhart
will arrive in time for the IL
o'clock luncheon.
She will speak on "Organiza-
tom and other important sub
jects. Mrs. Sadie Barker of Sc
attic will also speak.
All Repub lican clubs and
friends are invited to attend. Mrs.
S. A. Huntington, state commit
teewoman, will preside. Reserva-
tons are to be made by calling the
Walker dining room. BR 320l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
EntertainS D. AR
AT Lake Home
Mrs. Thomas Hostess
To Vireinis Dare

Mrs. Jesse o. Thomas was
hostess Monday afternoon at
her home on Steilaeoom lake
TO members of Virginia Dare
chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. The
meeting marked the close OF
the chapter year and also the
first session TO be presided
over by the newly-elected
officers. with Mrs. A. II,
Heath as regent.
Luncheon was served indoors n,
table beautifully conferred by an
arrangement Of Van Fleet roses
and dark blue delphiniup4s Il. a nat
antique silver bowl Mrs. c. c
welker was chairman OF the COM
mittee on Arrangements for the
luncheon and she was assisted by
Mrs. Clifford sayre and Mrs. Bur
ton Brown.
Ire afternoons program includ'
ed a talk by Miss Marjorie Engel'
brecht. OAR good citizenship pill
grim 10 the organizations con.
tinental congress held in Washing
ton. d. C.. in April, Miss Engel-
breeht spoke concerning her ex'
periences in the east.
Standing committees for the year
were announced by Mrs. Heath
during the afternoon. Among those
named was the program commit
tee which has Mrs. Charles A. Rob
bins as its chairman. assisted by
Mrs. Ralph c. Sohaeffer and Mrs
Burton Brown. The chapter will
not meet again until fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Miss Nelson, Mr.. Hartsell
Guests OF Honor

Honoring Miss Betty Jean Mel
son and Mr.. John Hsrtsell. whose
engagement was recently an
nounced. Mr. and Mrs Herbert r.
Nelson entertained Saturday eve
ming at a surprise party in their
home Cards were played after
which buffet luncheon was
served at a table charmingly ap-
pointed in pink and white
Guests for the evening were
Messrs and Mesdsmes James
Glass, c. r. Nelson. T. o. over
land. A. o. Nelson, Lee Monk. Leo
Hamilton; Mrs. r. Z. Nelson: Mr.
Arthur Nelson. and the Misses
Marie Nelson, and Irene and Mari
Ign Nelson, daughters Of the
hosts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Sebumsehsr Receiving
Cooqssh.Issioos

Mr., AMI Mira Alden n heha.
Htsehsf are being congratulated on
The hafth ~ son. Alden ifsFdinx
J0ns 1. In Tacoma General ho~ps.
TAI sharing congratulations are
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Frsd
v, Behufaaehsf and Mrs Emily
s@bumacher, and great grand
mothers, MIRA. NJ. N. Oiiin9 snd
Mrs.. Il. ~ Harding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12

Many sapers burned during tho
pretty church ceremony saturday
evening In which miss Judith Is~-
bel Henson. daughter ~ Mrs John
Henson NJ parkland. became the
nflde II Mr.. aslvsn Edward rsssef.
SIN son at Mr.. Edward Petersen
N Tacoma. Tho Rev. ~, A, asis-
tad read the ceremony IN PARK.
land Trinity Lathsrsn church.
Given IN marriage by her father.
tho bride was attractive In hvp-
caded satin made princess style
With long taperlnz slseves Tier
veil ~ not fell from Juliet cap
~ seed pearls fastened with orange
blossoms. ahs carrlsd white er.
chlda with white roses and swan
sonia.
Mrs Richard Matthews u Min.
eral. sister Of the bride. WA. ma
iron % honor and wors angel pink
chiffon trimmed with delrhiuisim
blue velvet ribbon. Abe had Cecil
Hnnner roses. blue deiphlnIum and
white and pink swesspess In her
bouquet Wearing shadow flow.
cred msruuisett. ~ heaven Illus
with bouquets II Hriarcilffe rnses
and white sxeetpeaa. were The
bridesmaids. Mrs, Mark Lswsli.
Miss pore~n iiensan. Mrs. Glenn
Jones and Miss T'hslma panisls
Mr. Robert Thompson ~ Seattle
was the best man and uahsrs wsse
Mr.. Richard Matthews ~ Mineral,
Mr. clifford Fillingsr. Mr. Mark
Lowell and Mr.. Jerry deshan.
Mrs. clifford riIlingsr and Miss
Jayne Hall. wearing dsffodii yet.
iow. lighted the candles before tbs
ceremony.
BEFORE the wedding. Miss Paul
Inc Watts sang ''Beeauss'' and
Thru the Years" MIRA Else
anmmssn played thu organ musir,
Tn. reception followed In tbs
church psrlors. with basksts II
bias deiphinium being used with
snapdrasons whiss tapsss wsre
used On this collation. tabis. with
silver sefylos and . whlts cioih
Mrs. Eilsabsth MeElroy ~ ahsIson
and Mrs. Earl oiion uf Seattle
presided ~ tho ufns, and assisting
were Mrs, William skanRsst. who
cut this brides cake. Mis-. Ion Msd.
sen. VINO had ths guest beok. Mrs
Kenneth Boarks. Misses Dorothy
spence. barbara Xavier. Ruth
Maiden. Evelyn ElIlngs~n and Alles
Olson.
For their wedding trip 10 Cali
fornis the bride wore a ehseolsts
brown sheer dfsss tfimmsd In
white. with q matching hat and
light tweed coat trimmed with red
fox fur. Hsr accessories wsss
white. and hsr flowers white ~.
ehiis. On ,hsir return. Mr.. and
Mrs. Petersen VIII maks their
home ~ tipsns~ay Lake.
Both the birds and bridegroom
attended Lincoln high school. ahs
wen, on % Pacific Lutheran eoi.
lsgs and he 10 the College ~ Puget
Sound and the University u wash.
ington. itis fraternity 10 Tau
sigma Delta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12

Miss Ordahl's mother arrived re-
Gently also. and a party honoring
the bride-elect given Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Harry Berg was
also the occasion for welcoming
Mrs. Ordahl. The party was a
luncheon and miscellaneous show
er. Centering the table for the
occasion was a miniature wedding
scene with pastel roses being used
there and through the house. A
climax To the luncheon was the
presentation of a wedding cake on
musical plate which played the
traditional wedding march.
Gifts were presented 10 the
hride-to-be when Nancy Challman.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II
Challman, dressed as a page of
Queen Elizabeth's day, read Moth
err Goose rhymes for each. During
the afternoon. the guests hemmed
kitchen towels for Miss Ordahl.
Those present were Mrs. Edward
F. Shmid, Mrs. ordahl. Mrs. Mace.
Mrs. o. X. Gunderson. aunt of
the bride-elect; Mrs. Fay d.
Young, grandmother of Mrs. Mace;
Mrs. Kenneth ]. Strachan, Mrs.
Martin Jensen. Mrs. Fay Mace,
Mrs. Roscoe Miller, and Mrs. T. II.
Challman.
After the wedding. Mr.. Mace and
his bride will be in the northwest
until fan, when they will return
TO st. Louis where he will complete
his work in medical school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Congratulated on
Birth of DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. william Wilburn Of
Orting are being congratulated on
the birth of a daughter, Wyiona
May, in st. Joseph's hospital. May
Is. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. James Wilburn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Thaut all of Orting,
and a great grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Adler Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Party for Young
Mason Graduate

Honoring Miss Shirley Grunden,
Mason intermediate school gradu-
ate Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Palmatary
entertained recently at a supper
party. Guests were Misses Char
lotte Coors, Barbara Carmody,
Phyllis Halliday, Katherine Coors
Gerry Tough, Messrs. William Lee.
Robert Gregory. Kenneth Moye.
Robert Longstreth, Donald Small
and John Giltner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Miss CLARK, Bride
Elect, TO Be feted

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ogden will entertain
at a miscellaneous shower and
luncheon in honor of Miss Ruth
Clarke, bride-elect of Mr.. Norman
Benno, Thursday afternoon at
l o'clock. A group of intimate
friends of the popular bride-elect
have been invited to attend. July 5
has been chosen as a wedding
day by Miss Clark and Mr.. Benno.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Business Women
Will Install
To 60 10 sssssls fos
Bsrqsss on Saturday

The Tacoma Business end
Professional Women'n club
will meet ~ tho Dalhem We'd
nesday evening 81 $50 o'clock
for the installation ~ the
newly elected club officers.
nr. Mary Alice Hoover has
charge Of the instslletioH ~
rsnwemcnts. and Mrs. Nydis
Jolly Case. representative u
large II the State Federation.
will art ~ installing officer
and make the address to the
new officers.
Altar sne InnsAIlAsse<. ~ newtys
Installed president. Nh Witma
Zimmerman. win tAhe over ~
rest II the awnings p<ugvnm.
~. Myrtle NY h aeliau - tenses
snissrsss ~ Win psuenna swass1s
10 elah meme>ss ~ vesA tuNo
shsuuxhcut IN ys~s.
oth~r n<fIeevs n - lNoenllea ~
Ms wIntfypa \. RseAmes1 vsre
president. hi>s Itli<a i~Gf. eervs-
sprosllnn secretary A1ien AInpvts
Mclaughlin. Feeosala9 eeeselary.
Mrs. tasnirs WHITMAN. iFsoeuses.
ard Miss ransis etepeennuW. msMr
-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Second Son Born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullan

Congratulations are being ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Mullan, sr. upon the birth OF a
second son on May FL. The little
boy. named Frederick Arvid, is
being welcomed by a brother An
drew, jrp and by his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Mullan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Soinila.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Fsis Miss Skssn
Al Shower

Msa Tea chaIlman anA Mn.
Ray nterssr sntsssslns1 rsesaely
In honor II Miss Virginia akesa.
rrids~ elect n ~. Jan cro4pes n
ksln. The party woe . messeos
spsoas shower ssv wntGe . s1evsg
miniature hssds sesne 49, wne1 ~
The Issxs sshle. on fsshi~ne1
b.usvsss wssv ussd ~ ~ smslI
ialpies
rhs hastss6se wsrs saolsss1 "
Patty and Nancy chsilsueM M.
dine assnssv and Jayse viaeesss.
Guests wsre N1smlam1a r1NAh
sheen. .. w. chsiiman. rssss =.
fvsrsnn ~ Fssyniisp. rvAnhitn
nhssn NJ seattle. t1esea t1~1uDons
chice Jonss. N1nsse honstoN. ~
Isndo rssssns. Avshw camphslh
Ruth nursn. Harry ussu. ~
ivsrson. Charles niehmea6. v3oss
snas srbs. c1ifferS olIosas -
Olympia. Misses Arseee l~wlA
Georgia Isrensss snd Ethst Tsienn.
ovv,sas psssss nsss~aAsu.. Win
msst Al the hosne n hsA g. MN.
ssi7 Ia. J IT.. - . o'rtoet Tsses-
day evening
,ssy y. 'css:,. 4 N M.s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Portland Visitor
Complimented

Mrs. Harold Buttz entertained
recently at a party for Mrs. Gus
Johnson of Portland. Guests were
Mesdames Leo Brott of Bremen
ton, Charles Templeton and Mae
Selby of Seattle, Irene Lemon and
Karl Schmeideskamp of Puyallup.
George Johnson, Bud Kreshak
and Roy Sovey of Midland, D. l..
Thomson, Dick Garner and Juan
tia Buffem of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Son TO Return Thursday
From Stanford University

DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Hards have
received word that their son, Rob-
ert, will be home from Stanford
university, where he is completing
his freshman year. on Thursday.
He is making the trip home by
train.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-12
Former Tacoman Weds
In Silyerdale

The little white Methodist church
In Silverdale. Wash. formed the
setting for the wedding OF Miss
Margaret Aljean Schold daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Schold Of
silverdale. 10 Mr.. J. Stanley Peter
son of Bellingham. son Of Mrs.
Clara Peterson of Tacoma. which
was solemnized on Sunday. exact
ly one year from the day they met,
at o'clock. with the Rev. Henry
Cross OF Silverdale officiating.
The couple plighted their troth
before the chaneel. which was
banked with tiers OF green ferns.
pink roses and blue frillilaria.
with n gold cross thanked by bas-
kets of white peonies and carna-
tons and white candelabra form
ing the background.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride chose gown Of white
MORE taffeta. fashioned with
shirred bodice. full gored skirt and
long. full sleeves with pointed
cuffs. A band of yellow Barbara
roses was caught in her hair. over
which fell finRer-tip veil. She
carried a white Bible upon which
were three yellow Barbara roses.
Her only ornament was n lovely
gold locket set with blue stones
which was a priced possession Of an
aunt OF the bride.
Miss Geneyieve Schold. a sister.
was maid OF honor and wore
gown OF pink lace fashioned with a
gathered waist. full skirt and bal
lero jacket accumulated with short
puffed sleeves. She carried q
shower bouquet of white peonies
and Van Fleet roses.
Attending the bridegroom was
Mr.. Oliver Olson Of Seattle. while
ushcring were Messrs. John Schoid
Of Silverdsle. the brides brother,
and Clyde Maynard Of Tacoma. a
brothsr-in-lsw Of the bridegroom.
Miss Ruth Holt Of Seattle played
a medley Of organ selections pre-
ceding the ceremony. after which
Miss Betty Sehold played both.
wedding marches.
A reception in the church par
lors followed. with Mrs. Clyde May
nard OF Tacoma, the bridegroom
sister. and Mrs. Eta Bingham Of
Bellingham. great aunt Of the
bride. pouring
The newlyweds expect 70 spend
several weeks touring the western
states. and upon their return viii
make their home In Bellingham At
322 High 81. The bridegroom IN
employed In BeiltnKhau by the
Pacific First Federal Savings and
Loan association. The bride IA a
graduate Of Sllverdale high school
and Western Washington college
and has taught for the past year A.
Chico. Wash
Attending the wedding from Ia
coma were Mr.. and Mrs.. &. J. Oh
son. Barney GundsrsOn. Sigurd
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian kur-
beck, Albin Anderson and daugh-
ter. Miss Evelyn Anderson. Mr..
and Mira. Carl Maynard. Mrs. Clara
Peterson, Ars. Arthur Burke. Mr..
and Mrs. g. Is. GunderSon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Ericsson. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Fergolia and Audrey and
Ernie Fergolia.
Circle 2. 81. Paafs Lutheran
church. win meet for 1z3O lunch
con Friday a; the home Of Mrs.
Herman BOIL. Waller road. Those
desiring transportation are % meet
al the church al ~ O'Clock
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Plan Demonstration
Luncheon az Park

The womsn's Society OF Ply
mouth Congregational church viii
sponsor a city light dsmonaira-
ton luncheon AZ 1870 Wednesday
In Lincoln park. ThOss attending
are to bring their own table sery-
Ice. Mrs Joseph Thompson ia the
1enfrzI chairman
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Mr., and MIRA Walter kssbii ~
Fife are fsesiylng congratulations
on the recent birth of a daughter.
Judy kaihrins. Grandparents are
Mr. ard Mrs John Lester ~
ClspomA. ard Mr.. and MIRA Joe
kisbll ~. ~ Randall.
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Mrs. Muller Takes
Apartment in Tacoma

Mrs. Kuni Muller. a pioneer Of
Ashford, has moved to Tacoma
and now is established at the Dux-
bury.