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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14

Dad knowing has eco
monies pould use budget
checks taking as long as
sir months TO pay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
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1913

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tort Of . sports isehss ~ this typsi In
terwsi enough 70 sive eli sks sssy esws-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
10th Anniversary of Mottet
Library Branch Observed

Ninety public spirited patrons
and friends OF the Mottet Branch
library. 1928 East q st, gathered
Tuesday evening TO celebrate the
10th anniversary Of the buildings
dedication.
High tribute was paid 10 the late
Frederic Mottet for his gift TO the
city as memorial to his wife,
Charlotte White Mottet.
n. G. Fitch, president q the
library board. presided. That
board also was represented by Gar
rett Fisher, who spoke briefly.
Miss Jacquehne Noel. city libra
nan, who knew Mr.. hottet well,
paid tribute 20 him as q leader in
the civic and cultural life OF the
city. She told OF his fondness, In
earlier days, for riding his horse
"Sorrel," on Mckinley Hill. where
he loved the fine view OF the city,
and Of his keen interest In the
development Of the Mckinley Hill
district, which eliminated In his
gift Of the beautiful French cottage
style building as community H.
brary. He lived 10 see his dream
fulfilled, and 10 watch the insti-
tuition develop until April rs, 1884.
Silas Nielsen told Of Mr.. Mot
tets sterling. kindly character,
which ne. as architect, had en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

dssvored 10 incorporate IN the
building.
Representatives Of various Nc
Kinley Hin organizations gave
brief talks. all expressing interest
in and good will toward the library.
Mrs. X. r. Killingbeck represented
the Mckinley School PIT. A. and
Emery tsbury. the Gault Mrs
X. r. Allen spoke for the Sunset
Garden club. presenting, on its be-
half. shrub for the library
grounds. George Hemec repre-
scented the Mckinley Hin Improve
ment club.
Two groups Of duets were played
by Miss Charlotte Bergoust, 'cellist
and Mrs. Edith LuDdgren, harpist.
Local PIT. A. women presiding
at the refreshment table were Mrs.
A. H. Bulls, Mrs. 3. u. Blackburn.
Mr.. Lee Reichl and Hiss Natalie
Biz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
CHAPTER TWENTY

Path went upstairs with the box
q roses under her arm. Syhii VAS
in her own room and Faith deliv-
erred her package without = weri
but her face was - white that the
girl receiving II Vas ashamed
opening Il Syhii drew out lee
Brent's card on which he had writ
ten. Happy Birthday
4 told him today VAS my birth
day" Syhil admitted. oheying som.
obscure impulse 10 explain
Faith said sffectionstely. IT'S
all right, syb, II isn't your fault
he likes you better than he does
me
II was the nearest they had come
10 discussing Lees desertion and
no more was said now. but as
Faith left the room Sybn stared
thoughtfuliy into the mass Of fra
grant pink roses Faith surely
didn't care for him after all this
time
But suppose she did What a
lowdown trick II had been to lie
TO Lee about that boy from Faiths
home town. Syhil told herself she
hadn't really intended 10 be cruel.
But she had been angry and hurt
because Lee, who had taken her
friendship so casually, had kissed
Faith and told her that he loved
her. sybil had always been a mans
woman. She never pretended any
particular fondnex or loyalty 10
her own sex.
But in the months since Daphne
marriage she had begun 10 really
like Faith. The younger girls re-
fussl to blame Sybil for what had
happened. her generosity and good
sportsmsnship had won Sybir, sd-
miration.
But there's nothing l can do
about II now" Sybil reminded her
self. After all. II Lee had really
cared for her he wouldn't let any
thing stand in his way. Sooner or
later she would have been hurt
anyway. She said herself that he
had not asked her TO marry him. "
The next evening when the girls
came home for dinner Miss Van
had news for them.
"Daphne's back" she announces ed
She telephoned this morning Just
as soon as they got in. She said
they had's wonderful time and abe
has invited us all to dinner"
"A she spoke she glanced doubt
fully at her niece, adding. Il did
not accept for anyone except my
self. ] didn't know what plans the
rest Of you might already have
made
ANY plans I've made Will be
ebeerfully Cancelled" Sybil admit.
ted, while Faith cried, oh, fun
I'll adore hearing ali sbou,
Dsphne's trip"
Joan said nothing. but when ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Board and Room Girls
BY VIDA HURST

evening arrived she came dosn
from her studio wearing the dress
she had bought Ter the wedding
4 may a. vel take advantage
Of an opportunity to see how the
ether half lives she sid self.
consciously.
"Ioans not o. different from the
rest Of VA" syhn whispered a. they
went down The steps You never
see her passing up = chance 10
mingle with IN. filthy rich when
she gets a..
BE careful she'll hear you.
Faith warned but Syhl retorted.
Let her! Some day that baby and
Clare going 10 have II out"
The truth Of the matter they
were all burning with curiosity a.
they passed through the iron grin
gates which led into paphnes
home. They were greeted by .
butler IN uniform who directed
them upstairs where a smiling
maid led tho way into paphnes
bedroom. She looked like a lily in
her stlff white tsffets hostess
gown.
"Darllngs" Daphn. cried. I'm
so delighted to see you"
Her soft voice had an added su-
thority but there was no sffects-
tion IN IN, JOY which shons from
Dnphnes face.
Daphne was rsdianily happy
She was being the little mistress
OF the great house welcoming her
less fortunate friends and sh. was
fairly scintillating with pride
What . beautiful ROOM" Miss
Van said frankly staring at IN.
creamy dsmssk wallis and exquisite
furniture
I'm going 10 do II all over. !"
Daphne said csrelessly. But II
will be all night for the present "
She waved = hand sparkling with
diamonds MY dressing room IL
in there and Dudley's rooms are
on the other side. The guest rooms
are across the hall. II isn't a large
house but it's comfortable. don't
you think :"
Very" sybil grinned. 'Of
course, darling. IT isn't what you're
Continued on Page Is. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
San Francisco Opera Ballei's
Performance Pleases Tacomans
Old Man Jim Does Hs Best 70 Mar pressm. ~
Substitute poss Wei n Place 81 esnsrirs Reid

o. Ma Iinx go after tn< s.n
rrsnclsce op~s. BALLET safsns 70
hesrssl. Thursday bit ts.f dsd nas
prevent an sssremsiy enlcyshss
presentation At the Temple th~>tsv
IN TIE svenlns Jseassiins Martin
substituted far nsllrrina Jsnst
Rsid whe srrslnss her ankle N
= rehearsal nrs Inca pch<rr.
~srirch< mistress. fsii ss 4
-pFsined hsr hack hat rpnrt-ssiy
els loose.i after that tah Lou
Chrlsssnssn and Ronald cnst~ccd
switched leads II meet ether go.
tlnssncis. and the shn~ sent 90
cslorfs.l ana correct sc<ssry and
costumes with perfect cncssfins'
ton and timing ana superb setinx
combined n make n TIE nsess
hsIiet performances ever sees ~
Tacoma What sdd~d n the at
trsesiv~ness ~ the rresentafsor
~ss the youth 81 ths PERFORMERS
and the vivaelnssnees with which
they vent into every act or tcr
of that they are All American
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Luxurious Cosmetics Are Ideal
Christmas Gifts for Women
Az Nine or Ninety. They Al Love 10 Fnd Quantities
OF Creams. Perfume, and Soap, Under n. Tree

Tho sversg. woman 81 ycaF
Christmas shopping hs,. whether
shs u o. 20 81 .cns~ here in
between. wants generous qusn,i-
ties Of the things that men pre-.
tend 70 consider really too siilY
and. in general iust plain out
snd-out Injuries In other words
she wants creams and lotions and
perfume and makeup
While you're shoat n YOU might
a. vel know that she prefers one
fat npstiek in a beautiful case q
= pint-siEed kit containing tiny
dshs Of two Or three preparations
wen come 10 Kits later There
are kits and then sgain there are
Kits. YOU know
Shed like small flseen q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
FIyAwsf NIT
III ftIA>r IOIn>

N interesting fisa~sf ut FOE
college firi. az Vel q. travellers
has = CAV covering IN red. hue
snd yelieN plaid AMI holds brushes
foF hair. complexion, hands and
teeth - vel - ,eoth powder and
comb THIS Il the .lss II a
purse. has a handle 10 10 over the
arm ana Ia Iast shout the meet
useful type Of kli fof any woman
who traVris
To natter knlstsfs. CONSIDER .
rcd. white and blue Knitting hox
which contains . removable tray
that holds cleansing cream. sr>-
ciai soap. cologne. powder, rouge
and llpstick The tray @ Prep
sration. IA handsome On . dress
Or. The Knitting hon has ample
space for needles IN any size and
great quantities Of yarn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

Don't tell me I am using oheaI
cosmetics for I'm not have a.
WAYS been extremely careful II
my selection of cold creams. over.
night creams and the ike. What
then is wrong. Miss Grey?
MRS. c. r.
Dear Mrs. G. r.: Even more
important In the guest for
beauty than any number of ~
pensive beauty products and
Treatments is the proper amount
Of sleep and the right kind Of
diet. Fan short in just one of
these invaluable beauty aids and
the result Ia certain To he no
tsced.
Insufficient sleep. OF the right
kind, il the cause Of more signs
~ premature ageing than q
great number Of persons seem to
realize. Actresses. movie stars
and models realize II. though.
They have to. The ma jority of
the stars and starlets 60 10 bed
1T $50 when they are working
FOR they must report ut the
makeup department at $50 In
the morning and they would not
think Of not getting their eight
hours sleep. Debutantes, too,
know the importance of sleep.
Although during the busy social
season, they attend parties most
every night, they make II
point To get their eight or nine
hours the next morning and
early afternoon. for they want TO
look fresh and elear-eyed the
next evening.
Stars. models and debutante.
Also include lots of salads, green
vegetables and fruits In their
diets. substituting these for rich
pastries and heavy. starchy
foods. Follow these beauty
hints. Mrs. &. r.. and look for
ward to an improvement In your
appearance. And don't forget
30 drink plenty of water.
Dear Miss Grey: ] am at loss
10 know where to turn for help
Several years ago my eldest
daughter married q nice boy who
was in the navy. Now she has
Two lovely children. When her
husbands term was up. he founo
hfe with my daughter hard &c
face and that. along with the un.
employment situation. sent him
back 10 the navy. He did not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

EATTLE- Amy Albright
Schmidt, former secretary q
former Gov. Roland H. Marley,
asked . oiyorc. today in a com
plant on file N superior court.
Mrs.. Schmidt. unsuccessful can
didste for the Republican nomins-
ton for secretary q state
charged her husband with non
support. She said life vas
sburdensome" with Schmidt. mem
Der Of a prominent Olympia fam
nv. They we're married July !,
iSo6 a. JusreZ, ksxico.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

Three Seattle speakers will dis.
GUS the American Peace Aoblii.
zston Movement Sunday night al
7.30 in Emerson mali, 1lO9 Z.
Broadway, Al mass meeting
sponsored by the Pension union.
Oliver Haskell, Traveller and ~.
pert on government surveys. Miss
Bsbsp-Jsns Sears. secretary ID
the movement In King county. And
Byrd Keiso, tn-stats president oi
the Workers Alliance. Will be uhs
speaker The meeting Oil Ds
free.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

want to marry my daughter in the
first place and asked me 10 Try
to talk her out Of the idea-s
strange thing I thought for q man
to do who had proposed. Later.
found that he never had proposed
After they were married. she
kept him in a stew with his SUI.
periors SO that. although IN,
grades were always good. he was
unable 10 study and get anywhere
In the meantime, her father and
I had TO assume the responsible
ties Of her two children and her
self. This was hard as We had
two other children in high school.
Her husband gave me q certain
allotment each month which 1
handed over to my daughter.
When my son-in-law got out OF
the navy a second time. they all
lived with US and he got a job
Ny daughter. however. made life
80 miserable that l was forced &c
find home for my youngest
daughter 90 that I could get or
my feet. for I WAS III. Later
when they had some money OF
their own. told them TO get their
own home. We have taken care
Of them and their babies all bu,
one year OF their married life.
The second time my son-in-law
entered the navy he was a changed
man. He gambled. drank, got into
scrapes and refused TO support
the babies. He WAS forced to dc
so later. however. by the welfare
department Since that time he
has changed for the better. studied
hard and raised his rating and
salary.
Ny daughter. on the other hand
spends all the money he sends her
and is now having an affair with
another man. She leaves her little
ones with me night after night.
She wants to take her babies and
90 by herself the first OF the year
but I shall try to discourage her
for I am afraid she will neglect
them.
What do you suggest we do
WORRIED
Dear Worried: think you
are perfectly right In trying to
discourage your daughter from
taking the children with her. f
she negleets them now. she will
probably do II later on. Yours
IA indeed q hard problem 10
solve. The children would nm
doubleday be better off with you.
but OF course YOU should not he
expected TO take the full re-
sponsibility for them.
II your daughter won't come
10 reason and you feel II would
h. impossible 20 care for the
children any longer, even " their
father could be forced 20 supply
you with the finances necessary
for your raising them properly,
then II seems that your only re-
course Is TO appeal 10 the juveo-
lie court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Charges His Wife
With LIST Husband

When wife starts going on
overnight trips with her first nus
band. using his car and staying
away from home a week at time,
il constitutes cruel treatment, ac-
cording to the divorce suit filed
in superior court here Friday by
Henry Locke, Buckley farmer,
against Beruioe Locke. Mrs.
Locke. he complains, has spent
more and more time during the
past six months with her former
husband. who lives at Orting.
Other divorce actions were filed
b. Margaret G. against Robert
Dwane, grounds cruelty. and
Msbelle against Arnold J. Nelson,
incompstioility.
Final DEGREES were granted TO
Emma NJ. from Ben Beseh,
Gwendolyn J. from William J.
Kindregan. hollie Stout from
Edward Burr Wilson. Mary Jane
from Falkland George Warren and
Winston o. from Ella Esther
Dawson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
HEALTH FILMS MONDAY

-Four health films viii - shown
at Lincoln hlgh school Bondsy
A. 30 ,. m The pictures. com
pists with sound sffscS. viii ~
run In conjunction with Tho horns
nursing class u which Mrs. Jons
y. Wlnden IL instructor. Esgistra-
ton for ths class - atm open. and
Mrs. Wlndsn urges more psrsOns
- take advantage. n ths helpful
eoUTss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
SUNDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST. Orange and
grapefruit juice. liver and bacon.
coffee cake, coffee. milk.
DINNER. Vegetable soup,
roast beef. Yorkshire pudding,
brown gravy. eauliflower. let
tucs and green pepper salad.
butterscotch pie. coffee. milk.
SUPPER: Sliced cold beef
eresmed potatoes. vegetable
salad. baking powder biscuits,
jellied pruns whip. soft custard,
tea. milk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
TEST ANSWERS
ARRESTED NEAR YEIM

Alfred Glenn KirkWood, arrested
BY Detectives Harry Shsnsr and
Ban Turner and Parole Officer
Ralph Ioudin on a farm near Yelm
lat. Thursday. wss held in the city
Jail Friday for the sheriff Of Yak
ma county. where ne 10 wanted for
alleged violation Of parole and
burglary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

siss~ Gvts naas. whs<A $50
scr<a me appearances. osn nvtA
thsm h>cs ard - sire - . ~
hsssfss
Tn. o~fy vsr - sss<r1bs -
thr~~-.et ''csrp<iis- = " ~ thns
u 90. e~satif.Ify s~stGssd 80
ssssssy nsmsn sns pssswms1 -
anly sfsists ccuid.
TIA lssf nslf ~ - psrsovn-
sncs. Ia vi~cn..~ wss . reAl1eh-
las pletufs q isfs n ne eaSss ~
Vienna sna AZ what wight hsppse
i . grand IN = . private no<ss
n The hass ard hassaaa sArsss< 49,.
pen b ~ ercss>a ~ IN th~ cnrses
q entertainers ard usssea wffn
shs vs<rness srss~s there So 80
. touch ~ what might hovs npen
ne cd s~n rrasrssres u 800 -
lnssnlaas anmh>r vhten ssns ~
audience a~sv y 900 n.@~v -
q Z. D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
HDOk sPEkDGR

Arrest Of Glen Il. strom berg
Seattle, OF a charge Of speeding
Charles y. SimOns. Broadway
hotel. for oisobeying traffic
signal, and Bert sunogrsn. $500
South Tacoma ave. for failure "a
stop for an srterisl. vas revealed
by ponce Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
ART GUILD DANCE

Art Students guild viii stage q
dance in Elks temple Saturday.
beginning at o .. m. Work Of
students will be exhibited from Q
O'Clock until start Of the dance
Half H the proceeds Will b
donated 70 the Ess stoessnS
Filler program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
BY CYNTHIA GREY

There are two ways about il the greatest aid 10
beauty sleep and SLEEP The most expensive Of
beauty treatments will not make for lack Of IL amount
Of makeup viii conceal the lines insufficient sleep are bound
10 bring out Il probably lack of sleep that causing
Mrs {. R. so much worry her appearance.
Dear Miss Grey | do hope you will be able to tell me
what TO do for my skin in my threS but from the
looks of me you would think that at least a.. The
texture of my skin very bad have far too many little
wrinkles for Of my age.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

teeshps.is In = vsrlissls met sith
nish,gcNn. slippers and hsndssr-
Chisfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

Proper Rest and Sleep Important
To Those on Quest for Beauty

Creams VII Not Erase Lines From Tired Faces: Mother
u irresponsible Daughter Has Csuse for Worry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

footboll.shoped both soop.
top, bowling pms ond bolls.
olso OF soop, center. and soap
dumbells, bottom. ore Christ
mos gifts thot will pleose the
men IN the iomily. from foihsr
10 little brother.
exquisite perfume better than q
huge jug Of junk. Unless you
know what her fayorits cleansing
and night creams are. better rive
her some wonderful bath oil or q
couple Of huge cakes of good bath
soap or some sumptuous. foamy
bath powder rather than creams
you think she might like.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
GIFT ORDER
OF FAGIAIs


creams she uses. you can't 20
wrong on q larg. jar Of each.
Little girls will like the smart
manicure kits in cases which can
be used for handbags. soap in
animal, vegetable and fruit shapes:
imaginative dresser sets with the
combs. brushes and mirrors scaitd
down In size 10 fit small. ohildikh
hands and lightly scented bath
powder. packed with soap suitable
for child's skin.
Their slightly older sisters want
makeup kits Of preparation, de-
signed especially for young skins:
lightly scented cologne particu-
larry II the bottle il strapped 10 a
Whimsical miniature horse with
pink plumes in his bride. They'd
be intrigued by crate" Of soap
oranges. a key ring from which
danylss a llpstiek wardrobe three
small lipsticks In different shades.
Santa Claus whose face and
vhiskers conceal . bon Of fns
busting powder.
Brand new and sure 10 make
tn. sophistloat. happy are. a red
and whit. striped candy stick
which holds a box Of busting pow
der and ipstick. a wheel Of for
tune. containing bath preparations
and makeup fths top may be used
49, a roulstts Wheel; a gold com
pact with q show horse in enamel
on the top. a giittsring Christmas
tree baubls which holds a fiae0n
81 psffums.
n you give q fitted weekend
case. make SIRE that ths prepare
tons esn be securely anchored 10
the ssss. Nothing IL more de-
norsIixing than 10 open a bag and
find creams. lotions. tsytilss and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

Cataract Of the eye cannot BE-
corrected with glasses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

DRUMS Joe Jones (BasIe):
BASS-Johu Kirby, 'Artie Bern
stein Goodman
MALE vOCALLST-'Bin Gross
by.
GIRL vocALIsT-Ella Fitzger-
aid:
BEST INSTRUMENTAL SOLO
IST- Lionel Hampton Goodman;
BEST COMPOSITION or 1889
My Prayer:
BEST HOT BAND-Count Basic.
Second Band
TRUMPET Rex Stewart eel
lington), 'Muggsy Spanier, and Roy
Eldridge:
TROMBONE-Lawrcrce Brown.
ellington. Juan TizoI Ellington
and Trummie Young Nunceford):
ALTO SAX - Willie smith
0Luncefordl, 'Charlie Barnet, and
Eddie Bareheld.
TENOR SAX Lester Young and
Joe Thomas Nunceford):
cI.ARINET-Barney Bigard Gel
lington):
PIANO Count Basic:
GClTAR-Floyd Smith (Kirk);
DRuMS-'Gene Krupa;
BASS-Pops Foster armstrong;
and Bobby Haggart Crosby:
BEST INSTRUMENTAL SOLO
ISIS Sidney Bechet;
MALE vOCALIST-Billy Kenny
(lnk Spots:
GIRL VOCALIST Billie Holi-
day:
BEST COMPOSITION OF 1899
Taint what You Do;
BEST HOT BAND-Duke Filing
ton.
e Denotes white musicisn)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Armstrong Tops
In Band Poll
Fitzgerald, Basic,
Wilson Named

CHICAGO (ANP)-R Results OF
the annual hot jazz poll conducted
by the Associated Negro Press
among theatrical writer's show Louis
Armstrong, for the third consec-
utiye time the only unanimous
choice for mythical orchestra hon
ors and Count Basic retaining the
Rest Swing Band title won last
year.
While Louis Is still unanimous
choice on trumpet, there are several
interesting changes. Eldridge was
relegated to the second band and
James moved 10 the first. Higgen-
botham and Brown traded places on
trombone. with Smith and Dorsey
following suit on alto sax. Since
Coleman Hawkins was eligible this
year. some tenor saxist had to go
and II was Lester Young to the
second group. Last year, inciden-
tally. Herschel Evans was in the
runnerup outfit but he has passed
on and Thomas fills the gap. Clari-
net and piano are the same as 80.
First Band
TRUMPET - Louis Armstrong
Erskine Hawkins and Harry
James.
TROMBONE-'Tommy Dorsey T.
c. Higgenbotham armstrong;. and
Jack Teagarden:
ALTO SAX-JohnHy Hodges Gel
lington), Benny Carter and sJimmy
Dorsey:
TENUr SAX--Coleman Hawkins,
and Chu Berry Galloway;
CLARINET Benny Goodman:
PIANo-Teddy Wilson:
GUITAR - Charlie Christian
Goodman:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Junior Elk Girls

TIE ;gn'or tx GIRLS q the Flor
crcs Ames Temple gave an enjoy
s.s social sunday evening al their
meeting ho1se 2gs Z Forest,
among TIE charming lasses and
tsrcscue lads who attended were
Mss !. Gcfdi y Jones. Thelma
G,rlc1 Bsrn.re Kills, Annie John
scr 31sr Johnson Richard Hur-
,sy Jawss Patterson Willie Graz
~. Essie Wtker. Mary Gordon.
arasrt Nh!isei,. Ethel Smith.
May Boyas. Warren Perkins.
Asrrss SIMS Annie Harris. the
1910 SISTERS Mamie Robert. Mae
iss'o NoraCc BROWN Ralph Cap
IN Leonard Armogr Bon Simons.
cas- Rs1sr WIFE Mae Thompson,
Nsaae Marrier Nt4red Lindsay
scc r0sf O, ofhers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
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Marionettes

The Marionettes met Friday, Feb.
Is az the Twelve Horsemen's club.
The Marionetses are all planning 10
attend the Twelve Horsemen's an
rual cabaret party which will be
given az the Mayfair ballroom on
Saturday. Feb. "a The occasion
promises TO be gala one.
Final reports on the clubs Leap
Year party we're submitted and the
splendid results were gratifying.
Matte Hill. president. announced
that the next meetings would be
given over 10 the study OF etiquette.
Sadie Strsughn. who represented
the club az the Sedaie Mines meet
ing last Tuesday and the rs Years
of Progress Exposition meeting
later in the week. gave brief re-
ports on the many activities OF the
two organizations.