davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD-Just re-
decorated; double and single rooms. 1929
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FURNITURE?" They used to store with
Iis,,; rs SO we have their fresh stock and were
hSnIaaeinE aNn = ,Er Their inventory. BUY NOW
has no store. nor do We have show win
doTs Come in and look around No
hlgh-preSSure saleSpeople" Well be
looking for you today or tonight" ACME
MOVING e. STORAGE 1913 l4th st. NV
Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS"
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued,

201e o ST. N.W.-For discriminating gen
uemen: beautiful. newly decorated studio
rooms. with open wood fireplace. shower
ss .Sssbs ssso and maid
1921 N (between Longfellow and Madison)
-Beautiful bedroom. nicely furnished. pri.
yate. detached home: ex. bus. After 2. IL
229l MASS. AVE: NV, nr. Dupont Circle
breakfast optional.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close in-shower,
double. S6-ss: 1924 .Belmont 81: NV.
CozY: warm: basement room: papered:
Easy easy parking. 1857 Lamont st. NV. AID.
DESIRABLE NEIGHBoRHooD-Ju re-
decorated; double and single rooms. 1929
1911 EMERSON Nw.-Beautiful secoud-
home: gentile gentlemen. GE. 1886.
MT. PLEASANT. 31bs 18th St. NV
AT.tVe nS corner room s9uthsTn aon1
tiemsn: % Sim s1s MONTH 'i rel 10 oE. sesf. ii!
4719 44th NW.-Refned gentleman: lge.
front front, room, windoTs pvt - sh.; new home; nom.
1885 E ST: s.E-Front double room:
inner-spring mattresses. II. 1855.
BLOCKS FROM NAVY YARD. from
Congressional Library. l block from Navy
week. Week' 200 zoo Rnse St. Sc. md ? Il FR 5364
74O, ROCK CREEK, CHI. RID: Nw-single
CO eonV 0ouRae iocaton; tom % s45o up up. RH 64ss.
6202 18th ST, Nw.-Front double room
Phone Randolph 1929.
1921 COLUMBIA. RID. NV. Apt. a.
Nicely furnished front room. with private
family: on bus and car lines.
N. CLEVELAND PARK. 1888 Window pl;
n.v.-Warm. sunny rm., next bath. grlIl
priv. or breakfast: pvt. home. WO. ss11,
WANTED-Refined young man to share
twin beds, desk; comfortably furnished.
1858 Columbia rd. NV, Apt. 4O1.
1417 SHEPHERD ST. NW-Nicely furn.
room cony to % transp s6 uniim- phone' fea-
I442 SPRING RID. NW-Large front bed
room. suitable for employed couple. S23
medium front bedroom, single, Sl6; con-
venient transp.; unlimited phone.
plenty heat; near Walter Reed cars ex-
press bus: gentlemen only.
1929 NEW HAMP AVE, Apt. 25-Clean.
comfortable room, congenial people: walk
Ing distance: $50 month. NE. 1875.
all 9TH ST. NE.--Large front room, suit
-
3lla MT. PLEASANT ST NW-Single
and double rooms. newly furnished and
decorated; very attractive.
14I9 ST NV. Apartment 6-Down-
town apartment building. attractively fur
nished room, adjoining BATH lady only;
reasonable. 12'
1904 FAIRMONT N.W.-Attractive front
r0om in private home: excellent accom-
mediation; best TRANSPORTATION. AID. 3449.
COZY. CLEAN. basement housekeeping
rooms. real little home" S4.50 wk.; quiet
lady. 1855 Harvard NV.
MAN AND WIFE have Ia. well-appointed
apt; comforts. Rent one attractive room
to gentleman. Hobart 6053.
143I CLIFTON ST. NW-single room.
next bath, in private home; convenient
transp. Gentleman. CO. 4613.
24O 10th ST. NE-Nicely furnished room.
next bath. in private apt; southern ex-
posures: gentleman; 81 wk. FIR. 1928
DUPONT CIRCLESunny. double. md f..
next bath: newly decorated and furnished
Refined gentiles. 2l14 o ST. NV.
32l5 10Th ST. NW.-Lsrse double room,
also single in Jewish home; board optional;
unlimited phone.
DOWNTOWN. 1921 18th ST. n.w-Clean,
comfortable single room on first floor, rum
ming water. "a Su weekly
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FURNITURE. Acme Storage Christmas
specials Tables in many styles, glass
TOP amp tables, cocktail end. book troughs
ACME is PROUD OF ITS TABLE Sc
LECTION. Prices frcm s"95 Hassocks
from 95c Chairs from 95c WAIT UN-
TIL YOU SEE THE LOUNGE CHAIRS"
Talk k-of-the town ACME STORAGE bar
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CHRISTMAS. Small deposit holds your
purchase. ACME MOVING & STORAGE.
461S l4th st. NV. Georgia 1000. OPEN
NIGHTS
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CARROLL ARMS HOTEL.

1st and c SITS. n.e.-single rooms from
$40: double rooms from S12 per week BY
the month Call Mr.. Parrish. mgr. for
1nspection. AT Ha00
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EVERYTHING NEW.

AT CONN AVE
OPPOSITE ST. MATTHEWS CATHEDRAL
LIVE WITH US AND BE HAPPY"
Good nod-MuSic-VariAd Menu 1ne
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS-Deep-cu prices on brand-new
standard makes OF washing machines in
crates at discounts OF more than 6O'e OF
list prices. No down payment. Terms as
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY
Washlngton's Largest Appliance House.
92l G St. NV. Entire Building.
Dlstrlct 3131 Open Ewes. Till NJ.
WAsHERs---sale of discontinued models;
fiier fii hose eN pump. mp 70 70 DAYS TRIAL Cali
Republic 1890. Or buy for 81 weekly:
The Piano Shop, 1Ol5 9TH st. NV. OPEN
WASHERS BRAND-NEW.
All standard makes in orieinal factory
crates at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Big traae-in allowance. Easy terms. Can
pay with your light bill. Also rebuilt
washers as low as S12a5. WE ARE AU-
HOUSE, A. B. c. AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
5l4 10th st. NV. National ss72.
Sl50 VIOLA for sale for Ss5. 527 18th
st. ne Franklin 2179.
APPLIANCE SPECIALS.
Electric heaters. brand-new. 81 05
Regularly So 95
Electric range. Grsybar. 3-burn- $3.50
er and oven white porcelain
Electric range. Westinghouse. s. COd IN
burner, and oven ioo
Refrgerator, Frigidaire, 4 Gu. GOO G0
#: real good condition ~Ho'oo
Refrigerator, CroSley, 4 Gu. #; GOO S0
rebuilt like new oo
Esctrs washers her several use, used $3.50
DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO..
1905 Wisconsin Ave wo. 1902.
Open Evenings Until 3.
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console electric rotary, S222- so: Singer con-
sole electric, slightly used. S49.5G: port
ables, S29. so. 5-yesr free service guarantee,
Easy terms; instruction; open ewes. till 8
pm Free parking at 9th and G pl. NV,
OIL z ST % " Repuhlic 1900 RE. 23l l.
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COAT genuine black Russian caracul.
size 1918, excellent condition; reason
able pair Of Nardi handmade jodhpurs.
Call Republic 3170 after 10 a m. Sunday.
COAT raccoon, woman's, size. 16, good
condition. S35 Adams 1859 after : n m.
1os
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ROOMS UhFURNIsHED.

e24 ST. NV, Apt. 3IS25 per month.
Large Groom apt, Venetian blinds, large
closets; heat and light furnished. Janitor
service. Kew at 1898 10th st. NV.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

CHEVY CHASE, Md, 4710 Morgan drive
Room with private bath; unlimited tele-
phone: garage if desired. WI. 3442. To-
ARLINGTON-Attrac. lge. rm., suit. l or
bus; breakfast opt; S22 sgle. CHI. 1851.
ARLINGTON. Va-Large room with den,
twin beds. private shower and entrance:
unlim. phone; young men pref. CHI. 6432.
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Link. / or rooms. completely furnished.
in Anacostia or vicinity: reasonable. Box
l1S-C. Star TO-
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ANTIQUE and modern jewelry, stock i OF Of
silver, all kinds; service plates, DteSotit
re ssuFtoeS toeis 'He ETC small deposit will hold
an article until Christmas. Murray Gai-
inr1es -o4 onth 81. n v. DuDOnt III
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1898 M ST. NV.

n.anle sree no conafartabis rno LOT Young
good meals. unlimited phone. Miss Cleve-
land hnsteSs
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BOATS AND MOTORS.

CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
THOROUGHBRED HUNTER. II hands. 4
years old; hunted , seasons; will sacri-
fice District 0952.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
FIREWOOD-Seaso soned Oak and Hickory.
$40 Per Cord. Any Length; Quick Delivery.
Pierson. Sandy Spring. Md. Ashton 3s2l.
DEPENDABLE fuel oil delivery service
Recording mtters Ventalarm safety fill
Budget payment plan. LOUGHBOROUGH
OIL CO., National 1902
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books Bargain Book Shop, sos 9th st.
NV. DI. 5007. Open Sun. and evenings.
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ELECTRICAL CENTER,
S14 10th St NV NationaI 2s1'
washington Largest Appliance house.
92l G St NV, Entire Building.
ric Eyar NJ

Observation-Disclosures SALE.
We are overstocked and therefore are
forced TO liauidate all our fully guaranteed
$50. $50, S35 We have all makes and
all models and over 200 to choose. from.
We also have a large selection Of late
model repossessed Frigidaire. G E, Norge,
Kelvinator. Westinghouse. Leonard. Elec-.
trolux. Crosley. Coldspot which are priced
at a fraction of their original cost Terms
up to 3 years; free service. Brand-new
1910 standard refrigerstors with 3 years
factory guarantee at 40ee of list prices.
Take advantage of this sensational sale
and shop us before you buy. and you will
save at Lux.
LUX APPLIANCE CO.
WaShington's Largest REFRIGERATOR House.
Sll 9th ST NV Republic 1l15.
Omen Till g PM
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DELICATESSEN. doing very profitable busi-
ness. finest proposition offered IN many
months Albert II. Cohen. 1O42 N. Irving
st. Arlington. Va. CH. 1861. Res WO
Evening star., 1940-12-10

RADIOS-Reconditione sets. S3.95 COM
plete and up; new reg. SO 95 model. So. .88;
r. c. A., Emerson and Philco sets. 25T
to 500 on. Apex Radio Co., 700 9th st.
n nna
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LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL
CLIFTON HALL

All brand-new furniture Inner-spring.
twin and double beds freplaces. comb; tub
and shower baths: 81 so ca. Nr. l4th st
car. downtown Govt. bldss. 1899 Clifton
st NV MI 1882
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I PIANOS-I you are looking for a real
! value in a fine used grand see the selection
We have on display. Steinways, Knabes,
| Weber a Steff and Baldwin-made piano.
| Very easy terms Ma 473O Kits, 1880
G st. NV. middle of the block. OPEN
EVENINGS.
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single room. every comfort incl. breakfast
and dinner; 500 mo. HO. 1853,
DESIRABLE 10th st. location. nr. Col: I'd
Excel Excellent meals & Home priv.leses CHEEKY
1906 LAMONT ST. Nw.-Nicely furnished.
ant streetcar. AD. oeis. '
1900 FARAGUT ST. NW.-2nd floor front
cor room; suitable middle-aged or elderly
persons; refs. Phone 10'
1925 18th ST NW-Beautifully furnished
single and double rooms running water.
telephones. showers: excellent board. 1o'
1641 K ST. NW.-Nicely furnished single
ana double rooms, semi-private bath: ex-
cellent home cooking: reasonable. To-
tinctive home for young people. in an un-
surpassed location: reasonable.
1711,, 10Th ST. Nw-studio room. un-
ny1 nyqaiy S.tS large f beaut paneed ge replaee
space for grill in triple rm. with another.
2O13, MASS. AVE, Dissins' Guest House
Lovely home for young Jewish people; ex-
cellent food: comfortable rooms: 1o'
1872 r ST. NY-Triple. rm. for girls:
asoa also sin si1sles' Jan. 1. All young people.
1917 RHODE ISLAND Nw-CLosE m
lent meals: very desirable. De 5716 Is.
JEWISH. modern home Dupont Circle.
tSOoH LOT /. NeWIV 1urnlSned- next 10
bath. Privileges. Reasonable NO. 4O05,
134s EUCLID NV. Apt. 34-Nicely fur.
room sing. or double: health food plenty
of raw veg, fruit and veg. juice. Hauser
srad. TO-
DUPONT CIRCLE 1907 New HAMPSHIRE
ave.-Doube. single. twin beds, private
bath. excellent meals.
1349 OAK NV. near 14th st.-Sitting
room and sleeping porch; extension phone;
S35 each. co. 1852.
1874 HOBART ST Nw-Large room.
twin beds. private bath shower; . en-
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APARTMENTS WANIEp.

coLoRED-I7Is CoRCORAN ST. NV
One room, kitchen. bath. $3.50. Linz.
KINS CO.. 1922 st. NV. :
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BOATS.

A. C. F CRUISER 4O-ft. excellent condi-
ton; sleeps 5; large refgr., stove, toilet, 2
lavatories, beautiful afterdeck: accommo-
dates 10 easily; l15-hp Hall Scott motor.
Price. S4.5OO now. Woodley 5000 eyes
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-We have good selection
Of used instruments of many 5000 MAKES MAKE
priced from SIS 10 $500. very easy terms;
SA 4-30 kits, 1880 G st. middle OF
tbe blocEt OPEN Evenings.
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BELMONT GARDENS,

Formerly Italian Embassy. 100 rooms,
switchboard. music room. ping pong. tray
For a minimum price. Rooms from S45.
Singles with private bath $S5 including 2
81
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ACCORDIONS-We have a limited quantity
ri Whittier l2O-baSs accordlons, discon-
tinued models, that we are offering at
greatly reduced prices and on unusually
easy terms. MA. 3223 Jordsn- s, corner
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MANSION CLUB.

1880 Mass ave. NV. Club for refined
young people. Single. double; entertain
ing PRIVILEGES; excellent neishborhood:
well prepared meals; butler and maid
Evening star., 1940-12-10

GAS RANGES over 200 brand-new stoves
at a fraction of their real value; floor
samples. discontinued models and stoves
in our warehouse; all sizes and prices,
from S14 to $40: terms. J. S. LeFevre.
Inc. .O07 K ST. NV. RE. 00l7.
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14O1 18th ST. NV.
BOLIVIAN CLUB.

Ideal residence for business people
Double rm, connecting bath; one single;
vacancy for lady. Switchboard. Excellent
Evening star., 1940-12-10

GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid Arthur Markell,
91S st. NV. Rm. 301. MA. O2S4.
Evening star., 1940-12-10

OIL BURNER, Majestic de luxe, the finest
you can buy, S174.50. completely installed
and guaranteed; nothing down. $3.50 mo.
Majestic standard burner, S149.50. ]. s.
IeEeYre. Inc 2O07 Z st. NV. RE O017.
Evening star., 1940-12-10

One of Washington's Largest Guest Homes.
1927 10Th ST. NV.
AT DUPONT CIRCLE AND CONN. AVE.
Phone in Every Room. Plenty Baths.
EXCELLENT Food Varied Menu
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BEDROOM. You can't beat TINS AIME
STORAGE SPECIAL-3 maple pieces. SIS
"If we quoted the price. you wouldn't be-
lieve it." "SEE1N IS BELIEVIN -,
pc walnut Waterfall bedroom-lovely and
oe soed fTae inneresprins % mattresses Heavy duty
felt MATTRESSES odd Chests dTesseTs g7vas ts
in tables lamps, hassocks mirrors. occa-
HOLDS 1T UNTIL CHRISTMAS" 2-pc,
new living room, 500 so. ACME MOVING
q STORAGE, 461s 14th st. NV. Georgia
1000 OPEN NIGHTS.
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PIANO-Used Steinway upright. in good
condition. sos. Also a good selection Of
other used uprishts at $40, S15, $50 and
up One slightly used full keyboard spinet.
sos. Pianos for rent S3 monthly and up.
Republic 500. The Piano Shop. 1O15 7th
81 II " OPEN ENENINCS
Evening star., 1940-12-10

FURNITURE-Storsge lots and others. like
new: bargain prices on bedrm., din. rm.,
| llv rm. on sale daily. 9-5, at Metropolitan
WdrehOuSp. 40 Florida ave
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A BEAUTIFUL corner Containing AZ 600
square feet in restricted zone The
business, equipment and real estate. az
value Of the real estate. wonderful op-
portunty where there can be no COM
lSai- w L MOORE GE $500
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STUART HALL,

17O4 18th ST NV. AT R-MI. $500.
FORMERLY BEAUTIFUL HUNGARIAN
LEGATION.
Consult those Who live hefe-S42.60 'up.
Evening star., 1940-12-10

RESTAURANT modernly EQUIPPED: estah-
lished business: beer and wine; Ions lease:
real opportunity cash and terms. Call
hetWeen Is pm. Shepherd 5494.
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GUITARS-We have q tremendous selec-
ton of used guitars of all kinds and
makes, priced from S5 up Many Ma real bar
die Of the block. Open evenings
Evening star., 1940-12-10

GUTTARS-DemonStra used Epiphone
and Rickenbacker electric models Hawaiian
and Spanish types. prices as low as $40 for
both instrument and ampllfier- Easy
terms MA 3,,3. Jordans. corner 18th
and G sis. OPEN EVENINGS.
Evening star., 1940-12-10

BEDROOM. "Solid maple" 3 beautiful
early American pieces. Bed chest and
tress and good. heavy coil spring ALL
FOR THE AMAZING Acme Storage"
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
RARY CHICKS

IDEAL GIFTS,
Pekineese. pedigreed stock, beauties m. and
T., mos.-l yr.; wonderful dispositions: SD
1913 VI. ave. ME. 1204. F. Ch. s3l -W-3
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

10th and Eye SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for l person. from Sl4 per
week: for .. from IS per week each. py
the month. Call MR. WILLS. mgr. for
inspection District 42l0
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.22 MASS AVE.-Double twin beds rum
ng water. 2 large closets; 3rd-foor front.
Evening star., 1940-12-10

LINEN BARGAIN-Guest towels, cocktail
napkins, bridge sets, luncheon sets, banquet
cloth. Shown 2nd A., 1850 NJ st. NV.
above Peggy Perry. Shop. Beautiful and
lasting gifts for Christmas
Evening star., 1940-12-10

1888 18th st. n.w.-Single rms also dou
Gle n. beautifully furn.: unusual meals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
HtrothsI New.
Is Revealed
Miss Knutsen and Mr.. Ros-
lie, Jr.. viii Wed; Date
OF Wedding Not Set

Tiny booklets concealed in
petit fors served at the supper
hour which followed the party
which Miss Ethel |. Knutsen
and Mrs. w. L. Armstrong
ruth Tibbitts) gave on We'd
nesday evening revealed the
names of Miss knutsen and
Mr.. Martin Rosie, jr., who
are betrothed.
The party was held at Mrs.
Armstrong; home, the evening
being spent in games, honors going
10 Mrs. w. F. Armstrong and Miss
Elsie Leigh.
Guests were Mesdames Rueben
Anderson, w. F. Armstrong,
Thomas Bennett, Harold Buttz.
Homer Garner, Edward Lacey. jr.,
Fred M. Roberts, Misses Aagot
Anderson, Helen Armstrong, Elsie
Leigh, Margaret Meary, Mary
Thompson and Lucille Peterson.
Miss Knutsen is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Knutsen
of Spanaway and Mr.. Rosie the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rosie
of Tacoma. No date has been set
for the wedding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Mrs. Fitch Addresses
Arts. Science Club

The Arts and Science club met
at the Women's club house Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Hereford
Fitch guest speaker. She reviewed
the history of glass in America
during the 18th century. gave hints
on telling originals from duplica-
tons. and hOw glass Is made.
Mrs. Fitch showed her own col
lection and members and guests
also han some valuable museum
pieces.
Mrs. Walter Smell presented the
club with = unit In the building
fund Of the Drama leagues new
theater.
Mrs Edward Martin and Mr..
Emory Leamon were hostesses and
they had asked Mrs. John q. Smith
and Mrs. Walter Smell 10 pour
during the tea hour. Table deco
rations were in pink and white.
the cloth Of lace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Yacht Club Auxiliary
Has luncheons

Members of the Ladies' auxiliary
ITO the Tacoma Yacht club will meet
for their monthly luncheon Mon
day. Mrs. A. E. Anderson is in
charge of the affair, assisted by
Mrs. A. r. Bunge, Mrs. c. M. Hunt
and Mr.. Tom Myers.
Mrs. Paul Riggs entertained
board members at luncheon on
Friday. Those no attended were
Mesdames F. J. Rybin, T. (,
Worthington, w. w. Gaudresu,
Bruce Mobiles, w. H. Allard, c. r.
Mclean, ]. C. Owen and Paul
Riggs. Mrs. Albert Hale, jr., en-
tertainment chairman, was also
present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Group to End
Autumn Term
Officers TO Be Elected Sat
urdsy at Meeting in
Dorie Room, Temple

The final business meeting
of their fall term of activities
will be held by members OF
Tacoma assembly No. 2, Rain
bow for Girls, on Saturday
evening in the Doric room OF
the Masonic temple. Officers
for the coming term will be
elected. Miss Barbara Tissot,
retiring worthy adviser, and
Mrs. Rose b. Leonard, mother
adviser, will preside.
During the evening plans will
be made for entertaining Miss
Audrie Miller, grand worthy ad-
wiser OF Washington and Alaska,
and her grand officers in the near
future.
Included also in the business OF
the evening will be the planning oil
Rainbow candy sale TO be given
in January with Miss Elizabeth
Morton In charge, a report OF
caroling December 20 by Miss
Francis McGinnis. and the turn
ing in OF records for Rainbow
merit pins and bars by the mem
bers. Miss Tissot has announced
that Miss Mary Hoffard has been
appointed to write the monthly
article for the Rainbow publica-
ton Confidential Observer"
All members Of the assembly
are anticipating the annual tolo
dance Frosty Frolic" which Ia To
be held in Fellowship hall In the
Masonic Temple on January II
from o until L. Miss Jane Lund-
berg, worthy associate adviser. IL
chairman OF the event for which
program has been planned for
intermission time. Reservations
may be made through Broadway
4725.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Senior Prom at Lincoln TO
Have Farmland Theme

Lincoln high schools gymnasium
will be turned into a virtual Fairy
land on the night of Jan. 10 when
the school upper class members
assemble at the annual senior
prom. A Cinderella motif will be
carried out at the semi-formal
ball, II was announced by Mrs.
Florence Armstrong, faculty adj
wiser, and Miss Marion Carson.
class president, who are heading
plans OF the dance.
A list of 81 seniors has been
selected by the dance heads to
compose the seven committees
planning the party. to which in
vitations have been extended to
all junior and senior students.
Besides acting as student chair
man, Miss Carson will plan the
intermission entertainment pro-
gram, which will revolve around
the choosing Of senior girl to be
crowned Cinderella Of the Ball. :"
The legendary "silver slipper" will
be placed on her foot by gallant
Prince Charming" yet to be
named.
Decorations, which will depict
the fairyland setting. are to be
handled by Walter Dingfield and
Vernon Kreger, assisted by Misses
Rose Marie Pesacreta, Virginia
Penney, Mary Polich. Betty Frost,
Geraldine Stevens. Betty Nichol-
son, Loretta Kowalchuk. Ruth Jor-
gensen. Janet Davis. Norma Csgli-
ardi and Wanda Lue Failing. along
with William Rhors, Charles
Rhors, Joseph Fortier. John Nc
Caffrey, Robert weisner, Robert
Heron. Harry Engoe. Duane
Tone and Martin otteson, viii also
aid the decorating OF the gym
nasium.
Other committees include: Pub
licity. Jack Godfrey tehairman
and Miss Bonnie Louise Busch
refreshments, Miss Marjorie Ann
Murphy Cchairman), Misses Ma
omi Lee Eaton. Wilma Brynton'
Letha Chapmen, Mary Hubbard
Lillian Olson and Grace walters
printing and designing Of dance
program, which will take place
Of admission tickets. Miss Patricia
Hansen; checkroom, Lawrence
Rody (chairman). Misses Esther
Meyer. Marjorie Clark and Eva
Kanzler, and Emmett Sarff: floor
COMMITTEES, Willard Norman and
cleanup. Donald Sherman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

In honor Of Miss Edna Hosen.
who ~iIi on Friday evening Al
Monteaano become the brids u
wllfrea Blasting. . surprise shower
was given st the homs At Mis-
Jane gyland Wednesday svsnlnx
Hostssses for thu party wers Miss
Ryisnd. Miss Betty kahi and Mis-
Helen Htaiwek.
During ths evening . serapboos
was made for ths guest nf honor
and slfts we're presented Later
refreshments wers served from |.
lace covered tabis which was cen
tered with pink carnations and
pink candies.
Guests wsrs the MssslAmss Alvin
Bslft. Louis Hlsbsl. Robert Chap
man. Roswsll DyppsnthAisr. Eimsr
Alahog and Ola haytaky. and tns
Misses Thordis Thor.~H. Etbsi
wfthsridxs. Los KnhI. airline Mel.
500 and Daisy Bryant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

Mr.. Gentleman Is the founder
of Group OF L." an assemblage
of outstanding painters of this dis
trict. and has been q consistent
prize winner over a period of year,
at the larger art shows, including
Pacific Coast Painters and Sculp-
tors. Seattle Art Museum and
Puget Sound Painters. Gifted also
as a speaker, Mr.. Gentleman was
a student Of Cezane In France.
Assisting Mrs. Macdonald for
the tea hour will be Mrs. William
Deering, Mrs. Raymond Tarr. Mrs.
NJ. McElroy and Mrs. C. S. Rey-
nolds.
The board meeting which usual
ly precedes the garden club meet
ings has been postponed and will be
announced at q later date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

Mrs. James oarvin. organiser of
the orthopedie branch which has
since been named for her daughter.
the late Jayne oarvin. who vas
interested In orthopedic work. was
elected 10 the board Of tbs sasociA-
ton at the meeting A partial iiss
OF new directors was chosen but
names viii be revealed At . later
time.
During The morning, annual re-
ports were given BY representa-.
tIyes al the various erthepedie
branches throughout the city.
There are ao~ nine Of thss~ o.
Fanizztions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Mrs. Kennedy TO
Entertain az Luncheon

Tahoma club will meet with
Mrs. Palmer Kennedy, 1915 North
Both St. on Monday.
Following / o'clock luncheon
Mrs. Hugo Metzler will read a
paper on Race, Caste and Tenn.
permanent" and Mrs. Guy Kelly
will review Ell Indio" by Lopez y
Fuentes.