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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24

The chapter president. Mrs. II.
r. Maybin introduced the speaker.
Later. all present joined in singing
carols as Miss Mary Ella Cook
played on the old family organ, a
priced heirloom that had been ex-
hibited at the Philadelphia Cen
tennial exposition before it was
acquired by Mrs. MeClellands
grandfather.
During the social hour. Mrs f.
II. Butler and Mrs. l.. J Mahlberg
poured. Those present included:
Mesdames and Messrs. Capt. Neil
Henley, NJ. l. Watson, II. r. May
bin. Thos. Brown. Phil Herriges. L.
J. Mshlberg. F. H. Butler. l.. f.
McClelland; Mesdsmes r. f. Herr,
Thos. Elwell. L. NJ. Pointer. W. A.
Monroe, c. ". Mason, Edna I.
Russ, Bernice Barton. Corinne
Jones, Ellsworth c. Power. Miss
Mary Ella Cook, and Jack Graham
and Ray D. Penney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
December Bride
Is Honored
Mrs. klarich Feios Miss
Sandwich AZ Shower

Mrs. Joseph klarich enter.
tanned recently at her home
with a miscellaneous bridal
shower for her niece. Miss
Grace Sandwich. December
bride-elect.
Refreshments were served
from lace covered table
which was conferred with
white chrysanthemums. Mrs.
klarich was assisted In serv.
ing by Mrs +. Polich, Mrs. NJ.
Perich. Mrs. II. Surina and
the Misses Mary Sepic and
Vera and Dorothy klarich.
Honors were Won by Mrs.
+. Sepic and Mrs. 5. Gel.
enich.
Among IN. guests ~srs tfrr "
Sandwich. mother ~ the hfldestns
be- Mrs A kiafioh, aunt II the
W tHFtff NtHHH AHANHNH "
aunt II the hrlds-to-be. and Miss
Amelia Sandwich. sister Of the
hride.to-b.
Mrs y ssple. mother - the
bridegroom. Miss N Asple. hla
sister. Mrs. ~ surlna. hls aunt,
and Miss l.. sufina. cousin ~ the
bridegroom.
Mesdamsa J klarieh. itlAfich.
NJ kiarieh. J Klarich. u. Weller.
3. Franco. ~ Burieh. = Buleh.
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bisa. NJ Bfat0vlch. r Psl0za. "
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J udouch. J Jugo. NJ Fstreh. ].
aiheich. kinksila. } Eyaneieh.
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Jsienlch. J almcieh. J. nikeiich.
= chskada. J. surina. ,. Spear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Party Sunday
Is Festive


Traditional Festivities Of
Christmas were com hined
with a Jolly welcoming Of
young Tacoma women home
from college Tor the holidays
At the Christmas party on
Sunday afternoon when mem
bcrs Of the COED club enter
tanned AZ the home Of Mrs.
e. Nathan Lynn.
There were many greens and
tArers throughout the house and At
= particularly attractive table. Mrs
Virgil Ciff. president 81 Colds
Mrs. Lynn. Mrs George Williams
and Mrs William kifschner pre-
sided Mrs. Kirschncr vas chair
man % the affair. assisted hy Miss
Muriel Mcdonald.
College girls who were greeted
included Misses Harriet Fisher. Ne.
atriec Macdonald. Peggy Shaw
Virginia Hsines. Mary king. Joan
Ronnen. Jullette schwslen. Mar
iorie Meyers, Phyllis jackson.
Mary Jane Argue and Jean sAun-
dcrs. Marjorie Stewart. Virginia
knight. Nancy NcCrosky. shirley
Larson. Patricia nrasisr. Frances
Young New members Of the club
are Mrs William kirschnet. Mrs.
Lee Hart johnson. Mrs Harry
Miller, Misses Nancy NccroSky
and Helen Argue
The members include Nesda mes
Richard Bennett Virgil ciiff. Don.
aid Grantson. Frederick Haines
Gordon Retiring. james Leshsr
{. Nathan Lynn. Marvin Lynn. RAY
Malthy. Donald McColdrick. Ar
thur Manley. Russell Nelson, Don
aid Pierce. John rlowden. Kent
Rothormet Jack staley Victor
Vine. George Williams and Frank
Young. the Misses Janice Green.
Helen Jaeger Bette Lby. Dorothy
LaCasa, Marian LaGass. Amy Lou
Murray. Barbara Ro,hermel. Dor
othy Shaw. Janice stcnson. Donna
Rue Teats. Jean Mcdonald shirley /
Mcdonald and Muriel Mcdonald /
Special guests were Misses Vir-
ginia Braaier. Marian Mahncko.
Mimi Howell. Barbara Abel. Sa-
hlne Phelps. Eleanor Baker. Mary |
Thomas. Dorothy Hopping Mer.
cedes Russell. Donna Rue Tcafs. |
Jean Webb and Nancy Longstreth /
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Christmas Celebrations
To Be Festive

Joining Mr.. and Mrs. William l.
Deering for Christmas day festivi-
ties will be their children and
grandchildren Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
c. Deering with Harriet Sue and
William Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert E. Deering and Mr.. Fred
Deering who is home from the uni
versity for the holidays. DR.. Will
lam Deering. who is resident physi-
clan at Children's Memorial Hos
pital. Evanston. H.. will be with
relatives in the east for the holt
days.
The Robert Deerings will join
Mrs. behring's parents, MI and
Mrs. George c. Guyles, for Christ
mas eve festivities as will Mr.. Will
lam Guyles. also vacationing from
studies at the university, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fogg (Alice
Guyles).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Nerps and Notes of Society, Clubs, Schools =
Writer'S Hear Tales of Carols
AT Yearly Christmas Meeting
Mccersnd Home at Steilseoom Opened For Party
Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Mason Sing and Play

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence f. McCleland in
Seiacoom the of happy Christmas party given
bv the local chapter of the League of Western Writers
Friday evening The home gay decorated for the Yue-
tide made perfect setting for the evenings program
devoted to the story of Christmas Carols
The hostess served as program chairman. and in talk
displaying much research traced the singing Of Christmas
carols from early times until today Interest in the talk
enhanced by the singing of nearly score of the most
beautiful carols of the different centuries by Mrs W A
Monroe, who accompanied by Mrs Charles W. Mason
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
entertains al Luncheon
Wednesday Afternoon

Mrs Y. ;, Stafka entertained at
a O'Clock luncheon al her home
ON Wednesday afternoon. Guests
for the luncheon and afternoon ~
games were Mesdamea Edwin
Neel. Bell Damcran. Mary Hagen.
Florence Sleg. Howard stillmAn.
Clay Pratt Fred Toclle. = Bald
checker. John lsmay. Carl Jacobs.
J. a. jackson. Sarah Meehan. W
n Williams. Mary Panther. c. Il.
Anderson. u. = Grubba. Pay
Monthei. y. Rackham. Mary
Smith. Charles Davis. g n Wal.
lace. Alex Richardson, Margaret
Stfstton. Frances Halstead. Janet
Berg. Eva Aubrey. Ellen o Hearn.
@. W Whltiock and ". s. Draper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Christmas Dinner Party Saturday
HonorS Libra Club Husbands
Guests Entertained First al University Union Club,
Later at Home OF Or. and Mrs. Utterbaek

Libra Study club members entertained their husbands
at Christmas dinner party Saturday evening. The
early part of the evening spent the University Union
club where the dinner table smarty appointed with
Yulede greens and crystal Flowers presented TO
each guest for the and bouonnees for
the
Following dinner the couples adjourned to the home of
Dr. and Mrs c. +. Utteback for dancing and games with
the traditional tree ceremony and singing of carols
climax to the evening.
The attraevey dec Pearson Mrs Gregg
in greens and Mrs John Kennedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Mrs. Mills Eniertains
Reading Club Friday

Members OF Wichaka reading
club were entertained on Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. l.
S. Mills. 3705 So. 7th. Luncheon
was served from an attractive lace
covered table centered with a bowl
OF holly thanked with red tapora
An exchange Of gifts and informal
games filled the afternoon hours
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
g Aliens Seek
u. S. Citizenship

To b. heard Ia federal court
here next Monday. 81 aliens viii
seek American eitizenship
A. the same time. \ total 81 -
persons Nili bs heard on their
petitions for repatriation.
The groups will b. divided into
two sessions the first appearing
Al 10 =. ~ ard the second - 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Judge Miller VIII
Lead Discussion

Judge Blanche Punk Miller viii
lead q discussion Of current events
abroad al the 1915 luncheon Of
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club at the Hotel winthrop
on Thursday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24

The home was attractively dec
GRATED in greens with pine cones
and red tapers.
Members and husbands attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Bias
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs r. G Carlson.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Friedline. Mr.
and Mrs. A + Graham. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert A. Huey. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Leatherwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil F. Neideffer. Mr. ana
Mrs II. Dolton Smith. Or. and Mrs.
c. f. Utterback. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Wegner. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul l..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Holland F. Burrs
To Be F eted
After-Christmas Party VIII
Be Farewell for Couple

Members of the First Con-
gregational church will give
a reception on Friday evening
in honor of their pastor, DR.,
Holland F. Burr. and his fam
lily who are leaving soon for
their new home in Piedmont,
Calf. where DIR. Burr has ac-
cepted a call to the Commun-
ity church.
DR.. Burr and his family will
receive all of their friends
throughout the community in
the Fireplace room and ban
quet hall of the church be
tween the hours of 8 and 10
o'clock.
All departments OF the church
are cooperating in this gathering
to express their appreciation TO
their pastor at the close Of his four
years OF successful ministry in this
church and TO extend their good
wishes for his new work.
Receiving with DR. and Mrs
Burr will be DR. Clayton Rice of /
Seattle. superintendent of the /
Washington Congregational con-
ference, with Mrs, Rice. together /
with Paul w. Harvey. Floyd Muir /
ply and Mrs. S. S. Waterman. /
chairmen Of the boards Of trustees.
ieacons and deaconesses.
Details Of the reception are in /
charge of the Women's association /
With Mrs. Lewis A. Hopkins as
general chairman. assisted by Mrs. |
S. S. Waterman. Mrs. Albert SUIT |
ton, Mrs. Edith Norton Gordon and
Mrs. Horace J. Whitacre are plan
ming the decorations in holiday |
motif. The hospitality of the /
church will be extended by Mrs. /
R. L. Parker, president of the
Women's association, and chair
men of the 10 circles. Mesdames G. /
E. johnson. c. d. Slavery. p. r.
Fehlandt, II. J. Flagg, II. J. Whit
acre. Govnor Teats. A w. Freckle- I
.on, Elsie n. Simmons w. A. Obey +
and T. II. Martin. assisted by Mes
lanes r. A. Pope and H. G. Fitch.
Mrs. Paul w. Harvey has charge
IF the tables with the assistance I
IF Mesdsmes Joseph r. Turner.
Hugh b. Clark and Robert Beadle.
Planning the supper are Mesdames
R. E. Towne, II. G. Willard, w. ID.
4yness, J. r. Peetz and Miss Cora
adams. Presiding at the tables
will be Mesdames r. l.. Parker
Tohn NJ. Grey. John G. Genske and
!. w Robinson. representing the
Homen's association. the Brother
rood. the church school and the
,oard Of education. They will be
assisted in the service by girls
rom the Pilgrim fellowship.
At intervals during the calling
lours. musical numbers will be
,iven under the direction Of J. W.
3ixel. church music director. Mrs.
-. c. McHaney. church organist,
will be the accompanist. Mrs.
Hunter Kennard will speak the
arewells for the congregation.
Special letters Of invitation have
,een sent TO the heads Of the
.hureh and civic groups with which
Or. Burr has been directly con-
lected as well as 20 the members
# the Clergy club and the pastors
II the churches in the Tacoma
of Congregational
.hurches. comprising Aberdeen,
Roy. Sylvan, Vaughn,
;teilacoom. Olympia, and the Pill
MIN. Plymouth and German Con-
,regational churches Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Open House Sunday
Al Lee MerrilIt

Mr. and Mrs. Lee + Merrill en-
teftained Sunday evening With an
open house 1T their home on No.
Stadium way.
over three score friends ~ tho
host and hostess received plsYbllis
early In the week, explaining IN
three acts the procedure Of thls
annual custom a. III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Dinner at the Highlands
Honors YOUNG Tacoman

Miss Kathryn La Casa, who
leaves for Washington, d. C., on
Sunday evening, will be honor
guest at an informal dinner to be
given Saturday evening by Mr..
Jack Ballinger at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bal
linser, in the Highlands, Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24

y chihada. y. ssple. r. sfsbsf.
VI iacta. J psaa. J asfeeija. J
Maniey. J. Stunt, D Himeleh. r.
H,anich. NJ Malosleh. N. atambu.
Itch, J. Jufsncieh. ) Hloaaf. 4
puhich. " susan. J, Hfvstln and
J. Nldan.
Misses Frances purfleh. Marie
bogsiieh, Mile Iingstlch. Mary
foiich. Mary Rose udosieh. Jennie
fsipsa. MarJofis ifisTieh. Ann
klafieh, Vera tiafich. Dorothy
klafieh. Dolores almeicn. AelIs
atanirh and Eva Maiovirh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Mr.. Howe 70 join
Family Tor HOLIDAYS

Ar James G. Howe. lr. who AZ.
rivvs In Tacoma from Arshla. ny
say 81 New York City on Tuesday
morning. viii spend the holidays
siih Mrs. Howe. the former Lois
Evanson, and her parents. Mr. and
Mrs " W. Evansnn. aa veil a.
his own parents. Mr. and Mrs
James G. Howe. nf The iiow.s
will be joined for Christina. ceIr.
brnting by Ia and Mrs ~ 10
cheevsr liiclen nowsl u the Puget
Sound navy yard al iifsmsrtsn.
and Mlaa aaily Howe who vlll
come FROM the university IN Seattle
for the occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Vacations at Home

Mss Moy Fronees Power, only douehter OF
M ond Mrs Fronk w Power, returned
recently with other Tocoro students from
hoylhurst college. Moylhurst. Ore. TO spend
the holidays with her parents here Mss Power
IS In her sophomore yeof OF the Oregon school.
Photograph by Hidcrbrand Of Kennel Frs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Awaits Dance

Ms & n Forbes hos poriicuiof interest IN
the onnuol New Yeors eve dinner dones o'
the University Union club since her husbond
IS ehoifmon Of the COLO oftof. ~ ore mony
wives OF tho club. Mrs Forbes : ofrunong a
porty Tor the evening
Evening star., 1940-06-02

never saw batter look worse on ball
than Eddie Macklin looked on that one.
You could see that the pitch was going to
cut the plate in half. Eddie saw it too. But
he started his swing for fast one, then saw
he was way ahead of schedule, and checked it.
He almost broke his back, trying to repair the
timing on that swing, but it wasn't any use.
He whitfield air cleanly and the old ball game
was over
Finally the ong-drawn-out groan from the
crowd died down and as soon as it did, Loud
Mouths fresh screams came echoing across
the stadium once more: "Ya couldn't hit
balloon! Back to Wilkes-B Barre, va big bum!'
There were twenty minutes between games
and went down behind the grandstand for
hot dog. When started back toward the press
box, somebody yelled at me- turned around
and saw Eddie Macklin coming after me- with
look on his face that would have made you
think he was sixty years old instead of twenty
two. Listen Joe, he said, Il want to ask you
to do me favor nodded: Shoot, kid"
Evening star., 1940-06-02

it, about Loud Mouth" He looked grim.
Loud Mouth was in very good form today"
It's got me down, Joe Honest it has, Why,
Cy Randall served up home-run ball on that
third pitch ="
Il noticed it,
"And there was standing, thinking about
Loud Mouth. Joe, I've got to do something
about that guy. keep thinking, maybe if
took one good poke at him might get over
this jinx."
! THINK you really have poke coming to
you, Eddie" said "Only you don't even
know what Loud Mouth looks like So how
can you poke him?"
That's the favor l want you to do for
me" Eddie said. And then he explained. He
wanted me to drift out to the third-base
bleachers late in the second game spot Loud
Mouth when he yelled and then follow him
outside. He wanted me to get him into
Bedfords Tavern just down the street, for an
interview - he knew l was the Inquiring
Evening star., 1940-06-02

base bleachers: Three outs! Three out,
Macklin! When they gonna ship va back to
Wilkes-Barre va big bum!"
Cy Randall, on the mound for the Tigers,
wound up. The ball turned into a white
streak, down the alley, but Eddie didn't offer
at it. 1t had looked wide, coming down, but
then it took sweet, swift break at the last
split second and cut the corner of the plate
for called strike. You couldn't blame Eddie
for getting fooled on that one, because the
pitch had been thing of sheer beauty.
"Ya big tramp!" Loud Mouth screamed
again. Step up and swing, va big bum!"
Eddie Macklin hitched his pants nervously,
and got set again. The next delivery was in
side for ball, but the third one was duck
soup, a home-run ball if l ever saw one.
Cy Randall must have shuddered after it got
out of his hand. But Eddie stood there, with
the bat on his shoulder - too long. When he
finally recognized it as meat, he was too late
to connect for solid blow He swung des-
perately fast, but it turned into foul tip back
against the screen.
Yah! Three outs' Loud Mouth screamed
again. 'Ya can't hit the size uh your collar, va
big bumv'
Eddie stepped out of the batter's box,
rubbed dirt on his hands, then stepped back
in. Cy Randall got his signal from the catcher.
The count was two strikes and one ball now.
Cy's arm went back and it sent lazy foater
down the middle.
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WHERE TO DINE WHERE TO DANCE WHERE TO REST

NJ. Buckley, Jamaica, N. Y; Henry
johnson, Brooklyn, N. Y; Hazel White
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Brothers and Mrs. Helen Mccoy Rid
ley, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Des Verney
EDNA Oxley) and daughters, Jean and
Edna, who spent part of the vacation
in the Catskills-the Des Verneys re-
side in New York; Mrs. F. A. Henson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lee, Boston; Mrs.
R. F. Diggs and daughter, New Bed
ford; Mr. and Mrs Edward Davis,
daughter-in -law and grandson, Boston;
Miss Matte Thompson, Alfred Thomp-
son, Miss Gwendolyn Henderson, Bos-
ton; Annie Lawrence, New York;
Samuel Maloney, New York; Matte
Joe La Marn, Georgia; Mrs. Belle
jackson, Boston; NJ. Fisher, Slough
ton, Mass; Madeline Moore, Mrs.
Washington and son, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Barrow, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans,
W. N. Goodman, Clifford Crawford,
Mrs. Mary Ann Jackson Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Louden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Reddick Vera Easterling)
all of Boston; Mrs Sales and Hazel L..
White, New York; Samuel Mccoy,
Boston with brother Frank Mccoy,
Durham, N. c. (eyed as eligible widow
ers by the LADIES' Irene Bedford and
party, Charles and Wallace Roundtree,
Mrs. Carl Fenner, Miss Vivian Hodge,
William Taylor, all of Boston. . Mrs.
Wilmarth Barley after two weeks in
Cohasset has returned to her Humboldt
avenue residence. Joaquin Rosary,
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ASK EARLY DATE FOR VOTE
ON ANTI-LYNCH BILL
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page II
Democratic national convention in Chi
cago that "the anti-lynching bill will
be voted upon before Congress adj
journs."
owe are certain that colored people
throughout the country were heartened
by this declaration" the letter said.
"The organizations and individuals who
have been for years working for enact
ment of this legislation are gratifed at
your statement and look forward to
the opportunity to have the bill voted
upon by the members Of the United
States Senate"
Senator Barley was reminded Of the
recent lynching Of Ebert Williams in
Brownsville, Tenn, and the fact that
several colored citizens, including Rev
erend Buster Walker, have been unable
to return to their homes because of the
continued threat of mob violence in the
community.
The branches of the N.A.A.C.P. and
cooperating organizations and inter-
ested individuals are urged Immediately
to write or telegraph Senator Alben w.
Barley requesting an early date for a
vote on the anti-lynching bill prior to
adjournment Of Congress.
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boat lines about ended, the catboats
and fishing boats made good plying
between the mainland and Oak Bluffs
and Vineyard Haven. Hundreds came
and went.
Mrs. Ray Ollie Mills and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Murphy of the Maxwell
Cottage left for New York Tuesday
morning.
Guests at the Sayer Cottage are Miss
Anna Williams, Miss Edythe V. John
son, Mrs. Grace Kinds Racker of
Brooklyn and Mrs. Sayer of Ny.
Mrs. Watt Terry and daughter, Bar
bara, Miss Terry and Miss Bessie Dan
iels are here in their Commercial Ave.
shore-house.
Mrs. Rachel West has with her rela-
tives from n Y. and the West and Mrs.
NJ. Richardson.
Rev. A. Clayton Powell, Sr., of New
York is here enjoying the deep sea fish
ing with his son, Adam, in their boat,
the Bunny. Mr.. and Mrs. Lassiter
of N. Y. and Mrs. Grace Valentine of
Bordentown, N. j., are guests at the
Powell home on the Highlands.
Miss Estelle Fitzgerald has opened
her cottage on the Highlands.
Mrs. Jeter is working on the wom-
ans popularity drive for Rev. Dennis
toms church and hopes to win over the
men.
Mrs. Rena Jones gave a beach-party
for her N. Y. guests at South-Beach
on Monday mite.
About 35 friends and visitors greeted
Mrs. Carolyn Jones at her cottage on
Saturday mite in honor of her birthday.
The Savers and guests, Mrs. Rena
Jones and guests from N. Y, Mr.. Dick
Walker, Geo. Dabney, Essie Tucker,
Bernadine Dabney, Grace and Marie
and Mrs. Jennie Turner, Harold Rome
and Tom de Valcourt of Boston, Frank
Turner, asst. school principal of N. Y,
Emile Holly, Miner Teachers in Wash
ington, D. c., Mrs. Dawson, Mrs.
Thomas of Hartford, Ralph and Mrs.
Lucia Coleman-all enjoyed a grand
evening.
Miss Louise Clark of New York is at
Mrs. c. D. Jones' cottage on Pacific
Ave.
Mrs. Inez Lucas and son, Wilmer are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nellie Duggan
of the Highlands.
Mr. Richie Coleman of Boston spent
a brief time on the island with his
family last week.
Mrs. Marie Coleman joined her fam
lily last week at their cottage on Circuit
Ave.
Mrs. Carter has opened her three cot
tages on School street.
Mrs. Mary E. Schuyler of 9 Green
witch st. is spending the summer at her
cottage, 80 Rose Ave, Highlands, Oak
Bluffs, Mass. She was in Boston for
last week Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wallace and
daughter of 40 Clifford st., Roxbury
are spending their vacation with Mrs
Schuyler.
Mrs. Mary Washington and Mrs
Mabel Polk and daughter, Helen, and
grandson are spending the summer at
their cottage at Oak Bluffs. Loleita
Polk spent last week end visiting the
family and Gladys Polk is expected
down this week end.
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Yarmouth Road variety store proprie-
tor, was formerly an interpreter in the
army and in government plants. He
speaks four different languages. d.
Reminder: Don't dig CLAIMS on Sun
days! If the authorities catch you,
they'll make you put 'em back. q,
Large crowds enjoy dancing and din
ing at Guiomar's, The Arcadia, Har-
wichport, Thursday and Saturday
nights. . Casa Manana, Hyannis, is
winning popular favor. :. and you'll
see all your friends at Joe CONFESS
Twin Villa at Osterville any day or
evening. Car loads of vacationists
visited the 372nd Battalion at Bourne
the soldiers broke camp Saturday
morning. D.. The Cape has all the re
gular seashore misunderstanding,
boating, fshing-plus rounds of card
parties and dancing parties, and it
seems that old oceans cooling breezes
are ever-present-a fine vacation land
for rest as well as play. =. The Misses
Diamond of Norfolk, Va, granddaugh-
tiers of Roscoe Hill of Boston are at
Cotuit for the summer. Mrs. Lii
liam Dickinson's cottage at Mashpee is
the favorite retreat for many Of her
friends from Boston and New York.