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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02
10TH CENTURY GOING TO SHOW
 BIG THRILLER
Spencer Tracy in Big Cast Here Sunday in Sian
 ley dndlivingstone'

The most thrilling adventure known to man comes to the screen of the 2Oth Century Sunday m Daryl F zanuck's production of Stanley and Livingstone
 With Spencer Tracy, twice win ner of the Academy Award, starred as the heroic Stanley, Nancy Kelly and Richard Greene starred in the romantic roles, the 20th Century, Fox film features one of the great est acting casts aver assembled. In- cluded are Walter Brennan, also a two-time Award winner; Charles Coburn, Sir Cedric Hardwicke Gas Liyingstone) Helsry Hull and Henry Travers Henry King, who worked on "Alexander's Ragtime Band . Tn Old Chicago and Jesse James, directed Stanley an d Livingstone The film is mem orable entertainment event for Ju- neau.
 
 gers of the unknown were dared by Henry M Stanley, reporter for the New York Herald, for that mo- ment in which he said. 'Dr. Liy- ingstone, I presume!" It's the cli- max of the most heroic adventure known to man, told now on the screen in Daryl F. zanuck's pro- duction of Stanley and Living stone"
 Three years in the making, Stanley and Livingstone" has many scenes filmed in the actual African locale.
 Hollywood Cavalcade' is the feature to be given final showings tonight.
 New prices prevail beginning Sun day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02

Sea snails, equipped with a band saw of teeth, are able to bore holes through clam shells to obtain food.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02
CATHOLICS TO HOLD PRAYERS
 NOVEMBER 1O

Sponsored by he Knights of Col Iumbus with theassistance of the Catholic Daughters of America, a Peace Prayer program for members of the parish will be held Sunday, November 10.
 Following the o'clock mass at the Catholic Church of the Ma tivity,' communion breakfast will be held in the Gold Room of the Earanof Hotel Guest speaker for the affair will be Hugh J. Wade
 Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Walter Hellan, Mrs. H. c. Redman, Miss Betty Goodman. Glen Wald, Joe Thibodeau, Evan Wruck or John Hellenthal A joint committee of the Catholic Daugh- ters and Knights of Columbus will also be present in the vestibulc of the church next Sunday to take reservations for those who plan to attend. The breakfast is open to all members of the parish and their guests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02
Dress Riot, vogue5hop,
 Sale Today

A sale today of 100 dresses includ- ing formals. street dresses and sport dresses at $1 each to make a real Dress Rit', at the Voue Shop, popular Juneau ladies ready to-wear established, owned and operated by Esther Rhind
 The sale includes many other items, such as Chenille robes, hood ed wraparound blouses, hats, slips nighties and the famous line of Paris fashion notes.
 Every item on sale is displayed at greatly reduced prices, and it will pay everyone to attend this sale and get values seldom offered in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02
JUNIOR MIXER SCHOOL EVENT
 LASH EVENING

The Junior Class mixer and hard times party was an event last even ing in the Juneau Grade School gymnasium.
 Entertainment for the occasion included songs by Miss Betty Mil and Miss Jacqueline Schmitz. They were accompanied at the piano by Miss Maxine Nostrand. 9
 Doughnuts and cider was served during an intermissfon and dancing was the main feature of the affair Miss Pauline Munroe, class advisor, and committee of class members arranged for the mixer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02
NOTICE

NOTICE
 AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome. on sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02
Luther League Has
 Masquerade Party

Games, prizes and refreshments featured last nights Luther League Halloween party held in the social rooms of the Lutheran Church.
 About twenty were present for the affair, which was in charge of Miss Violet Mello, Miss Ruth Kunnas and Bob Moe.
 The event was masquerade and prizes for the best original costumes went to Misses Katherine Torkelson and Luise Nelson; for the best boys costume, Walter Barnes; for the best girls costume, Elizabeth Tucker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02

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Club Meeting Is
 Set for tuesday

While the Nation is balloting next Tuesday in the States, the Juneau Woman's Club will hold business meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Penthouse of the AL aska Electric Light and Power Com pany Mrs. A, E. Glover Secretary, requests that all members attend, il. possible. .. ....,..,... s.. .s.--.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02
NOTICE

Elks club members are urged to sign up for bowling as soon as pos sible. Tournament starts next week
 Everyone must be signed up to bowl. Call the club by phone 10 sign. ..... <. z.......s. aoV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02

for 20th Century-Fox reveals an unexpectedly thriliing, evenfful. romantic young life.
 The twin hit bill, Irish Luck and Island of Lest Men" will be shown for the last times tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-02
Pioneers
 To Meet

Members of Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No 6, will hold the monthly next Tuesday night in the Odd Fellows Hall Nominations of officers will be one of the principal items of business A social session will follow the regular meeting
 The Auxiliary will also meet at the same time and for the same purpose, nominating, then join the pioneers in the social session.
 Try a classified ad in The Empirr
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-06-21
SOCONf GETS ClEANEDV

In ko>p1nG With tho ir policy
OF strict maintenance end conti.+
ucl improvement Of tl1pi1 properly,
the Standard Oil Co. branch in
Nodin7- is receiving its surtcr
coct Of paint.
L1r Moryl coons, loc~2 c2ont
stotoo th~t e. r. Dmc"n end
Hcrvov EdWcrdS wore olucr6cd tho
contract or painting tho l~1Co
tank ontiroly, 3uildinra, nino-
limos md thu tops Of The othor
storage tol1l-3, six in nu>:Dor.
Al1u2ir1lul paint Will be c2Dliod
over rcd locd primer on tho stctl
work, while tho corrugctod iron
buildings Will receive just PLAIN
c.lui1i1l1r2 OH thcir oxtcri orc, uh5h
thoir interiors Will DO crocr
colorod wills wi tn poc-grccn trt-
ming. Tho door end window c2to2oin,
vi IL be rod.
Recent clear vor1 wocthor
hes spco0cd tho work end it WI
be compile tod Within throo wco2s,
if tho Wootllor continues IS is.
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.
To conform wi tn tho new ochodlA
cs Of tho Alaska StocEiship3, tho
MS "Aontorcy Will change hers sqn .
AR>l15 TRONG5
llOUCR STORE
Sc -ClD RIGHT WHISKEYS
$780,! Ger e. ....-.. ... At R!GHI PRICES
'Tne Store wi tn a Smile"
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-06-21
BAPTIST CHURCH SOCIAL

List w3ol-, in feet on Friday
to be c5scct, 9 group Of I1on1Oors
Of tho Baptist Clurc Gin mot in tho
parsonage ct 1880 end enjoyed q
real ~o1d-foshionod social. Most
OF tho Members, being past tho
co11ogic to eco, greatly enjoyed
thc--s 2lvos by indulginG in games
Of G juvenile nature and thon
consuming 9 very tcsty crroy Of
retro slime nta afterwards.
Aftor plcytimo ucs over,
Finance co::ulittoc Wcs appointed
to suDorvisc tho collection end
expenditures Of ell church funds.
Tho co@11i ttcc elected Ucs Mrs. r.
IL. Clifton, DR.. A. R. Roberts
end Ar. Cllc-lbcrl ain, sup crintonl-
cnt Of tho Baptist Mission ct
Potato FCtch.
Mrs. II. P. Sloan, whose
husband is IN employee Of tho Bc1o
CONTRA tors, offered her sorviccs
in tho Interest Of getting funds
sufI iciont to purchase so~lo nov
books Of 1lw1r~cs. IRON current
reports, it scoTls cs though Hrs.
Sloan is getting {. very generous
donation from everyone shc i1cct5.
It's Z very .-oritoriou5 work ard
success should crown her untiri1p
efforts.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-06-21
GI-z l9iLst Clcoa.........

Tho in@ to1ln I'll on end corstr7qc-
rlol Of these Il .rrovur1cnty md tho
utilities. Will result in moro poo
plo dusiring to 1?cko thoir honos
with us. -126 roncrlbor, oach now
Ec11o oW11or or resident wi IL odd
90 the prosperity and future VOL
: Gro of tho city Of Kodiak.
So LOTS get together, and like
{. military vancouver viii CHI proved SO
successful in tho SC lcto days, lot =
start G. "3lit3lrcig" for Ka ic1z End
-ncko c ovorWl?o lining victory Of tho
incorro ion Of this town, which
Will change us from tho status Of 2
fishing village into G city in Uhic]
VIC Will oil be proud to 1.-Two in end
l?ckc livaOlc for thos yet to co?1o
to Kodiak. ..... City First Class!
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-06-21
JACK SEALS FUNERAL -

-FnlC rCI ccrVlcCs w re o. The
18th, ct 2 Q 'c1ocl, for r.. Tcc1z
SOILS, H:ho pissed owG7 TT tho Naval
3cso Hospital, after IN illnos Of
Bronchial nllou 2olif.
liz. Soils WIS born in Il-3crnol
Scotland in 1890 end cc2nc- to this
country Uhcn just G moro boy. To
hes bo"n employed by tho Puget
Sound Dredging Co., for tho past
Is yoors in tho capacity Of blcc11-
8, 18th and Wca Why popular amongst
TIN :roloyccs enc possessed many
lricnds in Kodiak.
(cOnt "a on pcgc ll)
La gaceta., 1940-07-03

quinasias que Sc conssdcrsn ne.
cseariaa para u deGensa r.ac!o-
mai,
Todas ias liinitacioLe5 en- Guam
to al rGmero de aeroplanos en-
81 ejercito, han sido borradas.
Mr. Roosevelt exp,ic5 Ia di1
-crcia entire O. control de la IL
,en>ia y los embargos. Bajo el
tsma del i2encias, ell Presid.n
.e puede controlar las exporta-
ZONES con la efectividad' de un
embargo, pero sin encontrar las
dificultades envueltas en- la fle-
Xibilidad de un embargo. FL te-
niente coronel Russell L. Max
well ha sido nombrado admins
trador del control de las expor-
taciones.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
de CMtur0 EspdHolG

JNHtd dc CHttHfG ESpdn0td
La Junta de Cultura EspahO-
la, organization de libra demo-
cratica, Sc dirige a sus MEM
brcs, por medic del secretario
A. Inclan, y dice:
Companeros de la Junta de
Cultura EspanCla: Mahana jue-
yes. dia 4 de julio, fecha glorio-
sa de la independence de Esta-
dos UnidOs de America, Sc cele-
brara una gran manifestation
p~atri6tica en- Ia cual participa-
remos para expresar a este gran
pals n~uestros sentimientos pu-
ramente democraticos y nuestra
adhesion Unconditional a los
principles cOntenidos en- 81
Constitution. Por este motive
invitamos a todos para que con-
curran mahana, a las $50, a la
esquina de Franklin y Cass, pa
ra integrar las filas. Esperan-
do que todos asistan a esta de-
mostraci6n, quedo de todos, por
la Junta de Cultura.
A. Incldn, secretario.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
PIDE QUE ESTADOS UNI
DOS MANDE LA ESCUADRA
PARA SALVAR A LOS NINOS

Londres, Julio 3.-Declar6 a.
yer en- la Camara de los Comu-
mes ell diputado conservador
Braithwaite, que es ell deber de
los Estados Unidos mandar su
escuadra y sus vapores para re-
coger a las mujeres y los ninos y
traerlos a la America. Siendo
nuestra la primera Inca de trim
cheras, Estados Unidos tiene res
ponSabilidad en- esta question. 81
son nuestros amigos deben acu-
dir inmediatamente en- sOcOrro
de nuestros ninOs y mujeres.
Ell asunto Sc ha discutidO va
entire ell embajador de los Esta-
dos Unidos Y ell subsecretario de
les Dominios, Georffrey Sha-
kespeare.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
81 Picnic

la Orden Ca~dllero de la Luz
,relebrara manana su Picnic, en-
ell parque DeSoto, comenzando a
n 80 de la tarde.
Tocara la orquesta ia Sono-
RAJ, que estrenara estas nuevas
pleas: cover The Rain, "Scat
cred Brain, Special for You,
He puesto mis- oios en- tt; Por-
tue Sufres, bolero-son, Y los pa
sodobles Sol Granadino, Contra
bandista y Corinto y Orc.
Las cantinas estaran bien sur
tidas para la mayor comodidad
de los asistentes.
Costara % cts. ell derecho a
bailar toda la tarde.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
NOrAS SOClALE
La gran procession civico-patriotca de mafana
La colonia latina probara su carino
por la Democracia

Con 81 sincere concurso de Ia
colonia latina Sc efectuara ma
mana la gran parada patri6tica
del A de julio.
A las $50, en- la Gale Frank
lyn, desde Tyler. a Estelle, CO.
menzara la formation.
Unos grupos Sc reuniran en- la
cuadra de Cass, otros en- Tyler
V despues en- Hs rrison, Royal
Fortune, Constant Y Estelle, en-
direction norte.
Ia tbeza Sc pondra en- mar
cha, en- la esquina de Cass, a las
9 en- punto.
Mandarin la parada los Sres.
Coronel Homer w. Hesterly. Co
ronel A. L. P. Johnson, tenien-
tes coroneles Harry H. Young y
William T. Whitney, teniente co
ronel B. E. Bushnell, comandan-
te Patrick E. Shea, captain Da-
MEL Van Dusen, primer tenien-
te Martin Caraballo, jr., Miles
H. Draper, L. B. Giles, captain
Jack Brengle; w. D. Perez y E
j. MoMullen, primeroS tenien-
ties.
Iran en- la primera division
la escolta de policia y los hues.
pedes distinguidos; en- la segur
La gaceta., 1940-07-03

da ell ejercito, marinos V servi-
clio de guardacostaS; tercera,
veterancs de todas las guerras,
incluyendo los puestos de la le-
g'6n y especialmente el puesto
Marcelo Gonzalez No. 70; Guar
ia, las logias 2mericanas quin-
ia, los clubs civicos; sexta, LO-
gia Y sociedades latinas; Sept
ma, Mesa eRdcnda, Camara de
Concrete de Ybor, etc; octava,
cciectividades obreras; novena,
veteranO Y asociaciones de la ra-
raza negra; dacima, autom6vi-
les y caracas.
Miles H. Draper es ell presi-
dente del comite de parada.
Mandara su representation
las s~iguientes sociedades, logias
y col9ctividades latinas banda y
logia de los Caballeros del Agui-
la de Orc, Association de Fabri-
cantes de Tabacos, Circulo Gu
bano, Centre Asturiano, Centre
Espanol, CabaIlero de la Luz, u
nione Italiana, Hijos de Italia,
La Italia, Italian American =.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
DirorciOs

NuevaS demands: Felicia
Vazquez contra Frank Vazquez I;
Dulce Maria LaNuez contra Ma
nuel LaNuez; Virginia Will
Jams contra A. D. Williams; A.
A. Griffin contra Carrie c.
Griffin; Eleanor NJ. Moore con-
ira James w. Moore; William
ID. Arnold contra Willie Mae Ar
mold,
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
ICECILIO LOSADA PELEARA
Ell VTERNFS

Ell mejicano Cecilio Losada Sc
batira ell v~iernes, en- Benjamin
Field, con Buster Carroll ell ven
cedor de Domingo Torres.
81 Losada es tan bueno como
afirma Willie, Carroll sera ven
cido por Ell visitante.
Losada es un muchacho fino,
correcto, y pertenece a la cate
gorfa weller, aunque da la i'm
preston de un peso mediano.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
Den Centre EspdHOl

les edificics del Centre Es-
panel. IN YbOr City v West Tam
"a, Segdn nos comunica ell secre-
'ario, Sr. Torrens, Sc cerraran
nanana hasta ell mediodia. Pide
a D'rsctiva a to1os los socios Y
-wr'eados del CentrO que parti-
cipen en- la gran demostraci6n
patri6tica. Los miembros del
Centre Espanol Y La Benefica
sc reuniran en- Franklin entire
Fortune y Constant, a las $50
de la manana, por cuanto la pa
rada Sc pondra en- Marcia a las
9 100.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03

Club, Mesa R. donda de Ybor
City. Camara de Concrete de
Ybor, Camara de Concrete de
W. Tampa, Caballeros Leales de
America, Latin American Me-
dical Association, Club Opt
mista, Psluena Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor City Y West
Tampa y Uniones de Trabajado
KS de |" industrial tabacalera.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03

MON, para la gran procession CT
vico-patri6tica de mahana, es Ia
eSquina de Royar Y Franklin.
Nos trajo este aviso ell buen a
migo Eugene Anzalone, antique
V apreciado miembro de Ia Or
len de Odd Fellows.
Los Odd Fellows marcharan
con las logias americans,
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
Por Ia Radio

POf tu hUdl0
He aquf los principles pro-
gramas para la noche de hoy:
200, Fred Waring, VILLA, y
n~oticias, WDAE; 100, VILLA,
teatro de Hollywood, y Ben Der
ME, WDAE; 7;30, Plantation
Party, VILLA, y DIR. Christian,
WDAE; 500, Abbott y Coste-
10, VILLA, y Teatro Star,
$50, Sr. Fiscal del Dis
trito, VILLA, y concerto Lewis
ohm, WDAE; 900, Kay Kyser,
VILLA, y orquesta de Glenn
La gaceta., 1940-07-03

EMPLEO para una muchacha 0
sonora de menos de 40 amos. De-
be saber ell ingles, ayudar a los
quehaceres de una casa y asistir
en- ell estudio del espanOl. Buen
hogar y salario. Dirijase a A. c,
Howard, P. o. Box 242, Lake
land, Florida.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
Grata vista

Recibimos hoy la grata vista
del Sr. Richard j. Parker, super
intendente de la Mission Latina
en- la Florida, de la Iglesia Meto
dista.
Lleva varios meses en- Tampa
Y aprecia, con toda su bondad, a
la colonia latina.
MuGho apreciamOs la corte-
STA.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03

Ia iIm0nioS
Mario Azpeit!a, Jr., 90, Y An
g9li,a Frigola, 16; Porfirio Diaz
81, y Della Fernandez, 81.
Worth Grant, %, y Florncia
ecker, %; Kenneth Notz, "a, y
X. LaMers, %; William Snyder,
"a, y Mary Hayes, 10; Ben
Greenberg, 80, y Elsie Henene
Duncan, 80.
La gaceta., 1940-07-03
NO Sc ~EXPORTARA 10 QUE
Sc NECESITE PARA LA
DEFENSA

Washington, julio 3.-Por me
do de una proclama ell presi =
dente Roosevelt prohibi6 aver la
exportaci6n de materiales o ma
La gaceta., 1940-07-03

Las LOgias odd FeUo10s
Sc avisa a los Odd Fellows de
las logias Ideal No. 55 y Progre
so No. 81, que ell punto de reu-
La gaceta., 1940-07-03

Miller wHAE; ESQ., *odes eaEs
tencs, wHAE; 1908, cosne-rsGs
rists Hill osqaesta de battle =
aigcaos piosramas lie n%oticias
IA medianoche.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
e. c. Junior Week
Begins Sunday
Climax VIII Be Saturday
Lawn Buffet Supper

Sails will be set Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock when
youthful shippers will trim
their crafts for the sail boat
races which will open the
week of competition at the
Tacoma Country and Golf club
for the children of members.
On Monday morning at o'clock
the golfers will compete and that
afternoon at 2 o'clock interest
will be centered on the tennis
matches.
A highlight of the week will be
the field meet next Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock in front of
the clubhouse. Swimming events
will be conducted at the clubhouse
dock at 2 o'clock.
Scores of the younger set have
submitted their entry blanks for
the junior week events and many
more are expected before the dead
line Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Saturday evening the gala lawn
buffet supper will crown the
weeks events with the awarding
of the plaques and medals the fea-
ture Of the evening.
Mr.. Llewellyn Wing was ap-
pointed chairman OF the event as
sisted by Mr.. Harold Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
California Visitors
Much Entertained

Miss Bulean Carr and her sister,
Mrs. Al Ross. motored TO Tacoma
recently from Los Angeles. CAL
to be with friends for a week. Dur
ing their stay here many parties
were given in their honor. Among
them was the dinner and evening
OF bridge for which Mrs. Rudy
Bowman was hostess.
An informal gathering Of ola
friends was held at the home OF
Mrs William Gregory and Mrs
Carl Burg welcomed them in her
beautiful home on Day island.
Hostess for the visitors at an au
revoir" party was Mrs Ralph
Swanson. The affair was given on
the eve Of their departure. Both
Miss Carr and Mrs. Ross lived our
ing their childhood and both were
graduated from Stadium hlsn
school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Bonneville Guest
Is Honored

Honorine Mrs. Neil Reed tAlioe
Margaret Ramstad) Of Bonneville.
Trinity Junior Guild girls gath
cred "Wednesday evening. Aug. Il.
at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Ramstad of Park.
land.
The evening was spent in play
ing games with favors being taken
by Miss Louise Preus. Miss Resale
Jensen and Miss Virginia Davis
Preceding the serving Of refresh.
ments. Mrs. Ramstad entertained
the group with n shadow play.
Guests were Miss BAbette Brot.
tenn, Miss Anita Stuen. Miss
Priscilla Preus. Miss Janet Hauge,
Miss Virginia Davis. Miss Gladys
Hoxland. Miss Mary Louise Preus,
Miss Anna Olson. Miss Mildred
knudtson. Miss Patricia Brottem.
Miss Barbara Xavier. Miss Ger
trude Tingelatad, Miss Betty
svare, Miss Sylvia storaasli. MiHa
Elizabeth stucn. Miss Elizabeth
Dahl. Mrs. OLAF Hageness and Mrs.
J. Stanley Dahl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Miss Mabel Koch
Weds TaComan
Ceremony Is Read in Homo
OF Parents in SIylomish

The home Of Mr. AID Mrs.
George Koch nj Skykomiah
was the scene recently Of the
marriage Of their daughter
Miss Mabel Georgia Koch TO
Mr.. Charles Sterling DUNCAN.
son of Mr.. Joseph DUNCAN Of
Tacoma.
The living room Of the
home was decorated In white
and pink with pink tapers and
roses being used. Before the
fireplace the vows were ex-
changed.
the bride entered with her
father and for the occasion. vas
sovHsd 10 white satin made
with train and lace inssts shs
wore = finEsrtip lsngth veil u
tulls which fell from q eoronsi
Of pearls Only jsNsirY warn ~
ths bride was . gold necklaces and
cfoss. q sin u the bridegroom.
Her flo~srs were calia lilies
Tapsfa before the ceremony
we're lighted by Miss Hossmaris
Kseh. young sister n the iylis.
who was EoNnsd IN white crepe
The maid ~ honor saH another
sl#isf. niaa KAthsrins Koch Abe
wore pastel green iAffsia and car.
red = bsalqusi ~ sweet peas ard
ysllo1 ross buds. The tao bfidss.
maids Nsrs Miss Mary koeh.
wearing maizs tsifsta ana dfa
Clayton Eiphiek n Tacoma. sister
q the bridegroom. who wore pas
Tel orchid taffsta. Thslr fioNsfs
wsrs szsst peas and red rossoalds.
Mr. Robert DUNCAN attended his
brother as best man. Flower Eiri
feg ths ceremony was little LOUISE
Eahs who NAA charming 10 white
tuils With blue ribDons and carried
. PINK basket u roses.
The Rev Paul a. sehaus, pastor
Of Zion Lutheran church d sno-
homiah read tn ceremony, IN
which ths bride was given By her
father. Al . O'Clock In tns after.
noon.
Ths wedding reception followed
Tor a large group q relatives and
close friends Assisting about The
rooms we're Mrs ". n E.she and
nrs. Matt Koch Mrs. Harvey =
Roberts Nas In charge Of the
decorations.
For their wedding tnp Ar. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Wright Armstrong VOWS Repeated In Friday Everng Ceremony
Parties Honor
Miss Orange
eride-Elsci Of Mr.. Orord
T-iss fsisd fi;s HTfsss

bFide-tlecf OF Mr.. OroTo
T-iss fsisd fhh;s Week
For Ma stcphanic Julia
Orange. fiaHcee 81 Mr..
Joseph John Drusd. a miscei-
laneous shower was given BY
Mrs William Vodarski and
Mr.. :. ] nrosd at tho home
Of Mr.. Nodarski on Thurs
day Games we're played with
prizes going 70 Mrs. Frank
Maika and BETTY Anderson.
The supper table was set with
a lace cloth conferred with a
brides cake. Many gifts for
the home were presented to
Miss Orange by those present.
Quests lnelsisd Ns.ianss steve
Nafassvahi. carl nyrnki. William
usafs. y Johnson. y Nawirsi.
Ffsns Malta. A rutocHl John
valEHeh. / Csfaway HERMAN
wsldsn. Harry tnvErsu. Joseph
zatkaeih A Lssrhnsr Niss 80
taa William Orange and C@ft
Anderson.
Asa ths Misses Msrrslis Mars
sexHki. llslsn FutocHi Marian
Nahaviak. betty Astsfson. Ilslsn
prnsd. Mary prusd Margaret
wsldsll. Mary Orange t.orfains
nranEs I'D Alice rbamilAsnn.
Mr. J B. AlskoE Mrs ~ W.
Chapman and Miss rhofdis Thar
ssn entertained "Wednesday sss-
ninK. August IL. hoaoFinx Mls.
Orange A surprise dinner party
was Eivsa a the Modern Inn.
Guests wsfs seated AZ long table.
decorated with pastel flowsrs The
runtsfpises wss a cake. the design
90 4 hslns the same a. that IN
fhs napkins The honnf gusat ass
presented with = Fift and games
we're played during tho evening.
iionors sent % Miss Arlene Nsls
son and Mrs. = y pupp-nthaisr.
Quests present were Msadamsa
l. King. ~ D. puppsnthalsr.
N aavisy. LILLIAN ellison. A. =.
Emery. ~ y t1omis. A asvsrsaa.
= rlsIY. = Mclean. g. Lake.
Louise Miller. W. nlaking. A.
HinEfisld. Doris baldwin. Ann
gfsYson, Donna Tnsisvin. Hose
Ashe. n " Chapman and . D.
Alsker The Misses Ethsi With
sfidKs. cafa Pierce. iisisn Stall
sick. Beverly sheridan. Helen fo-
toeki. Jane ttyland Daisy fifyaat.
Airline Nelson. Dorothy Haasa.
iiaas uattavara. Helen Mott. Mari
on iaeoN. Mona Caliiaisr Rita
Minniil. Margaret Heavier aud
I Thnffila Thuraea