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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-28
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

Nazi bombers, after night raids. sought early today to penetrate London's ring of defenses anew af- ter scorching widespread sectors of the British Isles with incendiary and also time fused gasoline bombs.
 London dispatches said widespread use of aerial flame weapons indi- cated new Nazi tactics to terrorize and destroy the British Isles.
 Official British sources assert that at least 15 German planes were downed this forenoon.
 Much Damage Done
 The new tactics used by the Nazis, dropping time fused gasoline bombs along with the incendiary bombs, has done some damage, both to civ- ilians and property.
 One coast town reported fires were set by incendiary bombs and when the flames were extinguished, more fires suddenly started. pre- sumably as the result of the time fused gasoline bombs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-28
sCHAUB COMES IN

Herb Schaub, Cummins diesel man, came in yesterday on the Aleutian and is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-28

There were 3,2l9,000 Angora goats in Texas in 1888.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-28

About 10000 lakes are located in Minnesota.
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BOMBERs TURNED BACK

This morning a flight of 21 Nazf bombers was turned back after talk ing part in raids on Southeastern. Southwestern and Central England.
 The German raiders completely demolished an entire block of small homes in an undisclosed Southeast ern town by shcwering the buildings with hundreds of small incendiary bombs.
 Air Ministry reports indicate that at least six enemy bombers out of the single flight of 2l craft were shot down by Spitfire planes. after they had been scattered by an in- tensive anti-aircraft fire from ground batteries.
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ATTEMPTED RAID ON BERLIN

Nazi citizens scurried to the Safe- ty of doorways and air raid shelters this morning when an air raid siren screamed over Berlin indicating the presence of British war planes near the German capital city.
 Three minutes later, however. before many of the civilian popu- lace had reached shelters, the all clear signal was sounded.
 It was not reported by the Nazi High Command as to the details of the threatened attack but it was thought that the British raiding party was turned back by large squadrons of MeSserschmitt fight CTS. No sound of bomb explosions were heard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-28
Hitler Attempting 10 Slave Off Conflict Between
 Two Nations TASTY CONFERENCES
 ARE BEING PLANNED
Russian Planes Shot Down by Rumanian Air.
 craft, Report

BULLETIN - BUCHAREST. Aug. Exchanges that Hun garian plane bombed and ma chine gunned the Rumanian airport at Satumare Trans ylvania, and then was shot down by Rumanian anti-air- craft guns, is contained in an official communique tonight.
 (By Associated Press)
 High in his ObersalZburg moun- tain chalet. Hitler today enacted a role behind the scenes as peace
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DIXIE INVASION Wendell Willkie is serious about invading the South. He is firmly (Continued on Page Four)
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Recent Bride Honorod
Az Bridal Shower

Miss Ruth Mayfield. whose mar.
rlaEs 10 Mr.. Gordon Boylsa vas
recently announced. waH AonoFed
Al a shower given by Mrs. John
Buroar recently
After an evening nf games. gifts
WIRE presented 10 the honor guest
and a buffet supper waa served
from a table conferred with q cen
terpiece Of pink roses and white
tapera
Among the guests WIRE Mes.
dames Floyd Williams. Harold oi.
son. Otis Gaddey. Howard Boyiss.
George Schumacher. Joe Andsr-
son. Herbert Anlt. Ernest Rullsn.
Leonard Chapman. Ray Handy.
earl ooufley. Joe Anderson. lr.
Irving Mayfisld. and the Misses
Georgina nureaf, Carol and "a.
trieia hayfleld
Womcn's soeisty. Oakland Pres
byterian ehureh. announces plans
for a nummags sale which will h.
conducted Tuesday and Wednss-
day AZ ths church pariof. Rum
mage will be received on Monday
The sale will open ~ . o'clock
Tuesday morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Linen Shower Honors
MsreeIIe Psirick

Mrs. G. NJ cnapsrson sntefs
tanned recently with a luncheon
and linen shower 20 honor Mas
MarceIle Patrick. who will marry
Mr.. Leonard Dammsisr Nov. z
After the luncheon and pressntae
ton Of gifts. court whist was
played.
Guests we're Mrs " y Patrick
ana Miss Lorraine Patrick. npthsr
and sister q the brids-sicct. Mrs.
Walter Swanson of Port Orchard
and Mrs.. A. o. Engh. alnts u
Miss Patrick hssdamss Jack
Hsllsn. Rudd. sllss Weber. Cecil
Rhohds. Albert caspsrson. OTIS
Boggs. n. A. Larson, Olga John
son. John Gustosky. William Nc
Ksttrick. r g. Haysl. Ernest Nor
man. Rosenqulst NJ X honssn
and Kenneth Poole
lydia Grss.stt Hail sewing club
all meet Tuesday Al the hons Of
Mrs.. Charles Hubbard. sT55 ~.
Fawestt Potiuck luncheon viii
be- served at i2sso o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Anniversary is Marked by
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwsb

In honor of their silver anniver-
sary. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schwab.
6001 So. Cakes, were entertained
at the home of their niece and
nephew. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miller.
on r.ast end ST., Thursday. The
rooms were attractive with vases
Of white chrysanthemum and Gala
lilies. The table was centered with
a beautiful wedding cake of white
and silver. The ladies were pre-
scented with corsages OF tiny white
NUNS. Mrs Schwab's corsage was
orchid and swansonia. A chest Of
silver was presented to the hon
ored couple.
Those invited were Messrs. and
Mesdames John Birks. John Dodge.
j. Morris. Axel L. Carlson. John A.
Fuller, stivers. Frank Linek. Leo
Boyer. Gertman. J. summerville.
c. Smith, J. Rankin. T. Luke. T.
Tetzloff, Bernard Mischke. Misses
Helen. Birka. Helen Berggren.
Esther Schwab. Messrs, Conrad
schwab. John Miller. Joe Conrad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Caroline Davis
Is Complimented
Marriage to Mr.. Snyder TO
Be tuesday Evening Event

Miss Caroline Davis was
honored Thursday evening at
a bridal shower given by Miss
Vera Bradbury. Miss Lillian
Hendrickson and Mrs. Dom
aid kessler at the home of
Miss Bradbury. Miss Davis
will be married Tuesday eve
ming to Mr.. Jack Snyder.
During the evening games were
played. with honors going to Miss
Maxine Schroedel and Miss Betty
Boucher.
Following the presentation of
shower gifts. buffet supper was
served. A Halloween motif was
carried out in the decorations. The
table was centered with a hollow
pumpkin filled with yellow and
brown chrysanthemums tied with
a huge orange bow. The center
piece was thanked by tall orange
and yellow tapers.
Guests for the evening were Mes
danes Edwin Kendrick. Jack Kim
ball, Ray Wall. Edwin Scheibal.
Richard Wingard jr.. Ralph Nee
ker, Malcolm Engstrom. Boyd
Kreider. Louis Bratrud, Harry
Baker jr., Orville Ose. John Paulik.
Clinton White, A. z. Lenning, Fred
and Mrs. A. ID. Davis,
mother of the bride-elect. Others
were Misses Marie Mulligan, Max
inc Schroedel. Eleanor Lenning.
Betty Boucher. Trula Mae Watten-
barger, Kathleen Murphy, Cath
crime Roberts. Dorothy Keil, Emily
Nofke, Dorothy Jane Finch. Ruth
Drowley, Betty Wingard. Jane
Lundberg. Barbara Tissot, Helen
Reid. Ruth Snyder and Dorothy
Perkins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Engagement Of Marion Burns
10 Harbine Monroe Revealed
oiseloses se'roihsl 81 Sunday Afternoon Affair;
Wedding TO Be soIemni1ed November n

announcing her coming marriage on Sunday Nov "a
10 MI Har6ine Monroe Miss Marion Burns was hostess
~ oeaut1ul tea Sunday afternoon Miss Burns is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas E Burns and Mr. Monroe
i, Ine son OF Mrs T. Harbne Monroe and the late Mr.
monroe Both families are well known in Tacoma
Inc announcement was conveyed by large floral center
piece IN the form OF saboa two feet in length placed
on mirror The boat replica of the viewfnders
mr. Monroes boat Surrounding the saboat were white
tapers set in candehders massed in white pompom ehrys
anthemums The sails of the boat were of white chiffon
On the END OF the boat flag announcing the date
between Two small figures of sailors with the couples names
on their hats was satncovered with the wedding ring
placed on It. White chrysanthemums decorated the room
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Baptist Women
Meet Thursday
Gathering Scheduled Nov.
4 10 Be . WeeE Earlier

The meeting Of the First
Baptist women scheduled for
Nov. 6 u being held one week
earlier due % a state confer
enee Of Baptist leaders. Re.
ginning al 10 o'clock Wednes.
day Mrs. Morris .. Cheney,
the president. viii meet the
executive committee n the
church narlor
AtIi o'clocs aFs wiliism Quest
will open ne business meeting IN
the chapel A luncheon Slli -
served a. 4 o'eleek ~ Nls = =
Wauneh and members ~ Addln
nlshop circle A special tshlr has
been arranged fof Christian citi4
senahlp chslrmen NezdAmea W p
Rumhaush Thomas Kahn. sam
STOCKING. Perry g smith. J A.
Crockett. Russell Carlson. James
Derby. a. l. Mckinney. A. White
and Preston Watson
me program 81 20 Il being
presented ~ Circle /. Nfa W ,.
carty 10 chairman Speaker vii
he Mrs =. \ cieaidef IN q talk On
the migrants Il our state M
Goulder il state president ~ the
Council ~ Church Women and IN
her official capacity visited the
migrant camps throughout The
state A great part 81 her time
was spent IN the eastern section.
Mrs Joseph ratucek and members
~ Circle . viii welcome members
and Rneala.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Miss Greenine Inspires
Busy Round of Parties

AS November II. the date for
her marriage to Ensign f. Max
well Morgan of Carbondaie. ILL.,.
and Pensacola. Fla. approaches,
Miss Shirley Creening. daughter OF
Mrs. c. w. Greening. is being
entertained frequently by friends
here and in Seattle. Recent hostess
in Seattle in her honor were Miss
Helen Moore and her mother. Mrs.
George Moore. who entertained at
a bridge tea.
Another recent affair was given
at the home of Mrs. L. b. Wilson
by Mrs. Wilson, her daughter.
Mrs. William Thorpe Of Seattle.
Mrs. J. ID. Smyth and Mrs Ronald
Grove. The occasion was an eve
ming "trousseau party"
Mrs. Gilbert Richards was also
recent hostess for Miss Green
ing. entertaining at her home. APO
No. Verde st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Booth Cronkright
Vows Read
Ceremony Held in Church
OF fhe Holy Communion

The Chunn OF the Holy
Communion was the scene Of
the marriage Of Miss Mary
helen Cronkright, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cronk-
right. to Mr.. Leo L. Booth.
son of Mr.. Charles l.. Booth.
the evening of Oct. II. The
Rev. Arthur S. Bell per-
formed the ceremony before
an altar decorated with pastel
dahlias. Mrs. r. II. McGinnis
sang. Mrs. May II. Bulls
played the organ and Miss
Frances McGinnis lighted the
tapers.
The bride. given In marriage BY
her father. wore a gown Of pale
pink net over taffeta with an illu-
sion vel. She carried . white
prayer book with pink rosebuds.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Alfred
Paterson. Mrs. Chester Farrow.
Mrs. Walter Booth and Miss shir-
ley knabel Tiny wore frocks OF
pink net and carried colonial bou-
quets.
Mr.. Robert Drost was best man
and Messrs. Louie Archie. Howard
Olson, and Robert Goodwin were
the ushers.
The reception afterwards was
held in the parish house. Pompon
dahlias centered the brides table.
Presiding at the urns were Mrs.
Robert Dawson and Mrs. Eva
Smith. Assisting in serving were
Mrs. Harold johnson. Mrs. Robert
Goodwin. Miss Lola McCaleb and
Miss Dora Mccaleb.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Cronkright wore brown crepe |
trimmed in gold braid and a cor
sage Of pink rosebuds.
When the couple left for a we'd
ding trip TO British Columbia the
bride was wearing a navy blue suit
with a soldier blue hat and navy /
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ReSeisinS the guests were Miss
Burns and her mother. Miss
Burns wore a burgundy sheer
print trimmed with tsffeta and
white collar. Pouring were Mrs.
George II. Abeel, grandmother of
Mr.. Monroe. and Miss Myrtle Han
sen. cousin of The bride-to-be.
Wearing corsages of gardenia and
bouvardia were Mrs. Monroe. Mr..
Monroe's mother; Mrs. Abeel. Miss
Hansen and Mrs. Burns. Miss
Burns wore two large gsrdenias
and swansonia.
Invited guests were the Misses
Marion Brush. Julia Joseph. Eileen
Henry. Frances Thompson. Mary
Reitzel, Dorothy Rowland. Mar
celia Hooton. Bernice Wenness,
Dorothea Theis, Jean Rea, Marion
Longstreth, Marjorie Naylor,
Catherine Schumacher. Myrtle
Hansen, Mary Elizabeth Abeel,
Dorothy Hughes, Marion Triplee,
Louise Gerwels, Patricia Clements,
from Puyallup, Lou Johnson, Car
men Thompson, Geraldine Dahl.
Shirley Davis. Rosalie Siegler,
Muriel Rea. Beth Picha from Puy-
sllup. Mildred Langdon from Olym-
pia, Helen Pakusieh.
Others were Mesdames Manley
Smith. Robert Ollie, Hans Lavik,
Ralph Rowland, T. Grunden, Otto
schlegel, Clayton A. Terry from
Vaughn. Charles o. Terry. John
Heideman, of Portland. Ida A.
Davis. c. c. Collins. A. C. Barnett,
r. J. Gould. from Portland, Robert
M. Martin, Harry Naylor, N. Nell
son, William Lake, Helen Currah,
Charles Maurman, T. Harbine Mon
roe, George II. Abeel, G. Peterson,
Clarence Colbo, Emma Triplee, N.
Conway. Marvin Hanson, r. e.
Thies, /. Bigelow. A. L. Card, F.
Pletke, J. Holroyd, Oscar Gnstaf-
son. Berle Wakefield, Rex Terry. |
3. d. Elliott, Roy Ditzler, Conrad |
Dahlberg, Anna Nelson, Walter
Dahl, H. Pratt, A. Kvalheims and
A. Pakusich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Plan Sixth Party
In Series
Ladies Of 81. Pstricks
To Entertain Thursday

The schedule for the sixth
in a series of Thursday after
noon parties to be held under
the direction of the ladies OF
st. Patrick's parish on Thurs
day will consist of luncheon,
a style show, entertainment
and cards. The party will be
given at the parish social hall,
No. 18th and ] SITS. Mrs. +.
J. Mcdonald is in charge OF
plans for the afternoon.
The dessert luncheon at /
o'clock viii pc followed by the
style show. during which after
noon and evening gowns. suit.
coats and hats. all the latest In
winter flnery. will be modelled.
Several dancing acts will delight
the patrons of the party. and the
balance of the afternoon win be
devoted TO cards. Favors viii be
awarded for high scores. Deco
rations will be carried out In a
blaze of autumn coIors with
gorgeous 'mums" In tall vases
and huge baskets predominating.
Mrs. Mcdonald. chairman. IL
assisted by Mesdames w. y.
Gosselin. c. v. Rueger, G. v.
Knecht. c. A. Handley. r.. J.
Gauthier. II c. Austip and c. y.
OLeary.
Young women who viii assist in
serving are the Misses Betty
Jeanne Cosselin. Mariiyn Sargent.
Marie o'Leary. Virginia Austin.
Betty Jean Mcdonald. Margaret
Kelly. Patricia Smith. Betty
o'Leary. Lorraine Alderman and
Gloria Smith.
Pupils Of the sth grade Of st.
Patrick's school will present a
short skit and boys and girls OF
the Sd grade VIII appear in a
novelty. Catherine Anne Melon
aid and Tommy cllshannon, tai
ented young dancers. VIII lead a
ballet, Winter On lee" In which
Betty Lou and Mary Ann Burton,
Helen Breskovich. Betty Gianelli.
Patsy DeMaris. Patty Lou cads.
Eleanor Boyle and the cowan
twins viii assist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Life With Father
To Be Discussed
Popular Broadway Play VII
D. Topic lor orsns League

Life With Father" from
Clarence Days inimitsfle
sketches of biz deapofic par.
ent. a. translated BY Howard
Lindsay and Russel Grouse
into the delightful and popu-
lar comedy now playing an
Broadway. has been chosen
20 open tho new season Of he
Play Discussion group Of ths
Tacoma Drama league.
rhls first - mnnthiy meetings
scheduled fos ths ssAson opens N
Wednesday. Il e'eioch IN ne
nsv Little sheatsr. North md md
-
Nfs william squire ~ azala
assumed leadsFahlp laf thls phase
~ Drama league setiviflss anl
haz asked Mr. g. aaivia fiorrzr
o. arrange this nfat meeting fhs
discussion vii b. lead ~ ~.
Claude nfrnhsn. assisted ~ Mfs.
Melvin eanEe Mrs. 1nhn 1ohnsnn
and Nessfs sslew NouFse. VIII
lam Msllun. Harvey Cos. Va .
Garland ard Jerry Itoppsf
Attendance "a these pleasant
evenings last season. n which al
members u ths league afs invited.
aeaa outrrsw the facilities ~ me
homes ~ members. and the con-.
mlttes has hesn laoklnE forward
10 this fret one IN the new
thsafsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Lincoln Forestry Club
To Entertain Monday

Cornstalks and pumpkins will
furnish the setting for the Hal
loween Haunt" being sponsored by
the Lincoln Forestry club on Mon
day at 1880 in the boys gym.
Committees for the affair,
chosen at the last meeting in
clude Mary Ellen Murphy, re-
freshment chairman; Bill Hardie.
decoration; Pat Solum. cleanup.
and Shirley Mather. entertain
ment.
Messrs. B. o. Beal. II. A. Post
and Mccullough have been In
vited as honory members.
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Business Women % Hear
7. ". Red o. tuesday

rseama Business and Ffofsss
sional Women Nlll meet Tuesday
Tor their HeEuisF niHzhrnn 81 +
ocioes noen AZ ths Olympus hotet
~ T y Red ~ spesk 81
History = thr United states
Government kisska Fur sal
Ma EIlsshcfh ahssklefofa wi
give hlkhaEhts ~ Ssfid ness
Nrs IIortnn Dennis = IN EhafEs
- - rueHsInN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Study Club Hears Musical
Recital Friday

The Tacoma Women's STUDY
club was entertained in the ARR
can NJ r. church auditorium FRI
day evening with = recital BY q
group q young pupils coached by
Mrs. l. Mccab<. The program
consisted Of individual and group
singing a. well ~ piano solos and
duets.
An entertaining number vas .
musical reading BY Harriet Lam
der. daughter Of nrs. Neal Ian
der. Miss lander also gave q
splendid performance In the song
and piano presentations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Vows Exchanged
In Nuptial Mass
Miss loneLe. Mr.. Gosselin
Wed in 81. Andrews

At an impressive nuptial
mass read Wednesday morn
ing At 10 o'clock IN 81. An
drcws church. Sumner. Miss
Bertha Maria isoncke. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. J Per-
field Of Sumner. became the
bride Of Ronald Charles Cos
selin. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Gosselin Of Puyallup.
Before an altar banked
with white lilies and palms.
honeysuckle and white chrys-
anthemums. the Rev. Michael
Rosol read the single ring
ceremony in the presence Of
one hundred and fifty guests.
The bride. given in marriage ~
her father. Was ioeely IN the white
satin dress worn BY zach u her
two sisters II their weddings u
was fashioned with high neek line
and = long court train Tier fun
length veil wan held in place BY a
eoronet of orange blossoms and
white bouvardla she carried
white prayer beck adorned with
white Eardsnlaa Hef emily orna-
ment was three strand gold
chain. worn BY her mother II her
wedding. Mrs William " nurk
Of Stockton. Calf. was her sisters
maid Of honor. her bouffant gown
was Of orange rust chiffon velvet
with matching hat she carried a
bouquet OF rust ehrysAnthemums
and tailsman roses Mira Tom
Montgomery. 81 puyallup. also a
sister OF the bride. was the honor
attendant she wore royal blue
chiffon velvet with hat 10 match.
her bouquet was 81 pink chrys-
anthemums and pink roses Ar
Wslfred E Gosselsn. brother Of the
groom. was best man. fishers were
William Hurk Of stockton. Calf.
and Tom Montgomery Of Puyallupl
Mrs Lillian Finley Of Tacoma
played the wedding march and &C.
companlcd Mrs y. T Boyne Of
Tacoma who sang The Lord Of
Glory" ave Maria" Aspirations
for Communion, and ron This
Day"
For the wedding and reception
the brides mother wore a gown Of
moss crepe. her oorsage was Of
talisman roses The groom's moth
er chose black crepe, her corsage
was Of pink rose buds.
Immediately following the oere.
mony = reception was held al the
home Of the brides parents Pre-
siding At the urns were Mrs. Rob
ert Campbell % PuyalIup. Mrs.
". A. Gross Of PuyaIlup and Mrs.
Walter Daasel OF sumner Miss
Frances Murphy and Mrs Kenneth
Cain assisted with the serving
Mr.. Ambrose Toner Of Port Town
send cut the brides cake. Mas
Betty Jean Gosaelln Of Tacoma was
In charge Of the guest book. For
travelling the bride chose a brown
dress and hat. yellow top coat with
fox fur collar and brown acces-
series. After a wedding trip the
new home viii be established In
Sumner. Mrs. Cosselin graduated
from the Sumner high school and
the University ~ Washington
where she was = member n zeta
Tau Aipha. Mr.. Gooaelin IL =
prominent young business man Of
Sumner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
-Four c. P. S. Girls
Become Spurs

-Four new girls have been chosen
by the active chapter OF Spurs.
sophomore women's honorary or
ganization at the College Of Puget
Sound. TO fill the vacancies left by
those who did not return to col
lege. The girls chosen are Miss
Pat Keene from Alpha Beta Up
silon sorority and Misses Pat Ma
gill. Carol Webb and Gertrude
soinela from the Independent
group. They are 10 be initiated in
the near future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Announce Birth of Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Blake are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a daughter, Susan Gail.
Oct. "a at the Tacoma General
hospital. Grandparents sharing in
the fluctuations are Mrs. Claire
Blake and Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Wamboldt, all of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Biology Club Elects
Officers for New Year

The new officers of the Biology
club, at the College Of Puget
Sound, for the coming year are
Richard viemont. president; Mrs.
Irene Creso. secretary-treasurer;
Lawrence Brown, historian. ana
Professor Slater, adviser.
Meetings are held once a month
in Howarth hall. Activities car
ried on are field trips and lectures
on general biological subjects.
The club has a membership of 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Confectionery Vows
Read October IA

Miss Alta Kenney and Mr.. John
c. Cunter of Tacoma were mar
ried the evening of Oct. IA, in the
Dreher apartments. The single
ring ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Carl A. Johnson. pastor
of the First Christian church. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert N. Osborn were
the attendants. Only few friends
and members of the family were
present. The new home will be
made at 324 No. L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Shower Feies Elsie La vioIs

Mrs. Carl Ia Viola entertained
Thursday evening In honor Of
Miss Elsie La Viola. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. La Viola OF Fife.
The occasion was a bridal shower.
games were played and n supper
served
Guests were Mechanics Ralph
Felicia. Don Davies. Joe cariiso,
Edward curran. Thomas Wizard.
jr.. John caruso. Elmer Sander
son, Lum Booth. Tom Wizard.
ar. James csruso. Al Damberg.
Charles sensteIla. George caruso
Domlnick La Viola. Charles Harris.
Frank csruso. Stanley Lucas.
Frank shelberg. Sam Clns. James
Giro. Robert Oliver. Frank Kan
elanlch. Charles Hsuss, Michael
harsno and John La Viola. mother
Of the bride.
Masses Mara law. Vida Free
man. Madeline Ia Viola. Elise
Feiies. Betty Booth, steila Ia
Viola. Margaret .arano. Helen
La Viola and Ross Ia Viola.
Miss La vlola mas set her we'd
ding date for early November.
The new home vili b made in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-29
Past Councillors
Schedule Meeting

Daughters OF America. Past
counsslors club. will meet Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Robin Otis, 1915 No. 24th at, with
Mrs. Claude Mcclelland as assist
ing hostess.
New officers for the year are
Mesdames Adelbert uprtght,
president: Leo Warden. vice presi-
dent: Clyde Davis. secretary
treasurer. and Hugh Greenfield,
assistant secretary-treasnrer.
All members are urged 10 be
present 10 take part IN the dis
cussion Of final plans for the
groups bazaar TO be held Nov. ..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ewarf
MOTORING in Virqinis

Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Ewsrt of
Tacoma are motoring in the shen-
andoah valley Of Virginia and
stopped recently to explore the
famous Endless Caverns Of New
Market, Va.