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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE
Am opening a home for the aged
my residence in Stockton. Reas-
enable rates. Mrs. Raymond Hol-
land, Stockton, Md.
May 3-3tp.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Boston bull female puppy.
Black with white collar. Reward.
Bobby Givens.
May 17-1tp. ..
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17

Curtains Numbered and stretched.
Two windows 25c. Mrs. Alice T. Gus
tbs, S12 Second st.
May 1927.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17

4-ROOM APARTMENT FOR
RENT-First floor, private bath. Pos
session June 1. Mrs. VIM. Stevenson.
May loft.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17

FOR RENT-Lower apartment, 4
rooms, garage, good condition, Market
st. o. l.. Thompson.
Mar 29-tf.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17

APARTMENT FOR RENTING.
John T. Riley, 610 Clarke Ave.
Mar 29-tf.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17

FOR RENT-Six-room house Lau-
rel Street. Would divide into two
apartments. Gus Mason.
May 3-tf.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17

FOR RENT-A choice place to live.
Hollywood on the Pocomoke. Gooa
house. Spacious gardens, with fruit
and flowers. Large aquarium. Fish
ing in front of property. Early pos
session given. Rent very reasonable.
DR.. N. E. Sartorius.
Mar 29-tf.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-17
ANNAPOLIS - MATAPEAKE
ROMANCOKE - CLAIBORNE
FERRIES

FALL & WINTER SCHEDULE-.193s
Effective September 26, 1899
DAILY AND SUNDAY
Eastern Standard Time
Evening star., 1940-03-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.

eRIcK. 3 BIDRooNs. 2 BATHS, on
Great Va. 500. csii jsci.on jtuanssnec a,s2.k s
CHEVY CHASE MD.-sHORT -IE1eR:
niliy, wooded section: 3 bedrms., 2h baths.
ss1oy. din. rm.. Kit. SH. b367-R
TAKoMA PARK-NKW MODERN 1Fi0T:
oeofiooms' large tile kitchen. dining room.
11ssEtnuny fur: living room, palms, piano,
fireplace. baths: liEen. dishes. sas. elec. !.
neat; unlimited phone included: $40. 6Tz
1rle ave. ahep.lerd 61p5. a.
HYATTSvnLE-8 LARGE RMs-, Spa.
Slous lawn. shade trees. double gar "a
HISxsoaIof AZ Iof mos, BEG. April 1. Greenwood
nMPLOYED WIDOW WILL SHARE HoNR
POO month. Randolph 1903. as
OWNER OWNER Will. LEASE TO RESP. ADULTS
peaut. IuIn. 7-rm, new, det home: auto.
ns. nent' % rms. fully co.. radio, Iinens sil.
yer: 1or 800 month: conv loc: Sat snd
sHn' 81. 1913. is Ridge ave. Silver sDrin1' "a.
MAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD. NW-1z
rSHn rsSSEHms and beths. completely furnished:
SsoO cash for furnishinGs rent, $40 nef
mo. OWNER, Columbia O47b. N'1
341g OAKWOOD TER. NV. OVERi0oR-
tns nocK Greek Park-Bachelor viii share
peautlIuly furnished home, 4 be6rma 3
Uith Diiths; porches, furnished recreation room
sh I,tn fireplace in basement. Near schoois.
SNtiEcnes Nationess oaSe and stores Call Adams o3S9.
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNFUR,
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp,

DETACHED BUNGALOW. NEW PAPER
md floor rennished; large yard. Apply
523 CroissAnt pl Sc. Box 18Th, Star
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HOME VALUES

osAAS VAAHS liz,
3ise ei.c..7 7th f.s, St nv n;T.-e rms.' bath.
o5.i .I. LIST st; NY rms, bath.
s323 18th st ,n.w.-9 rms, bath,
eiec: gas, oil heat
4op6 Georgia ave; nv rms, IA
1905 Kansas az av. ness n.w.-s rms,
DOB Bird st. n.w.-1O rms, 2 baths.
elec.: gas oil heat ''
27O2 gath st. n.e.-6 rms, bath,
y sas. r st; h.-a:s VI rms bath elee:,
70 New York ave. NE rms, 2
paths; elec., gas; h.-w.h.
1918 North Capitol .st.-6 rms,
e16at osth; cleo, gas. oil heat
0ses ei.c.' stn f.s' ST h nv n;g;-e rms bath.
1875 North Capitol st.-s rms,
q, pain; elec.. gas, h.-w.h.
9l4 9th st. NE rms. bath, elec.,
gas .h.-w.h.
sos Delafield ,pl. n.w.-e rms. bath.
1o4 18th st. s.e-s rms, bath,
elec., gas, h.-wh.
81 seaton pl; n.v-s rms, bath.
cleo. gas. h.-wh. tor gas heat
2420 2nd St. ne rms. bath,
eiec.; gas, h.-a.h.
elec- gas. h.-wh
oOS M st. n.e.-6 rms, bath, elee..
gas, h.-w.h.
II 81, st; NJ nT-s { rms, bath, cleo,
bl1 18th St. s.e.-6 rms, bath,
elec., gas. h..wh.
ol9 K st. NE rms, bath, cleo,
gas. h.-w.h. ~
5l4 l 4th ul. n.e.-6 rms, bath. elec.,
gas. h.-wh.
221 r st. n.e.-6 rms, bath. elee.,
gas, h.-w.h.
o32h2 Morton pl. NE rms, bath,
cleo. gas, h.-wh.
932 4th st. n.e-5 rms, bath, gas,
elec., circulating heat
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
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NEW-EXCLUSIVE,
WARWICK
(MASS. AVE. AT seth ST.

\MAO0. AVE-. a SSCQ 01.J
3051 IDAHO AVE
few apis. now available in this exclu-
sive. air.ventilated building: Liv. rm.
Liv. rm.. bedrm. .dinette kit. bath. SSS. 81
up. (Apts. furnished at slight additional
cost) Elev.. switchboard service. Res
mgr EN- 67OO
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b90O 18th st. n.w.-corner. de-
tached; 13 rooms. 4Ia baths 81
Chevy Chase. D. C.-6 rms,
paths, maids rm.. bath in base
ment; built-in garage I
4ia2 9TH st. NV rms, bath, oil
aas. neaI recr. rm,, elec. refR..
92s Quincy St n.w.-s rms, bath.
on, o.i heat built-in garage, elec.
1923 18th st. n.w.-S rooms, ~
paths, running water on ali flrs..
oil heat
1902 varnum st. n.w.-semi-det.,
rms. baths. built-in gar,
North Of Dupont circle-s rooms,
oo2 baths; semi-det.; h.-w.h.
1919 Benton pi. n.w.-Semi-det.
rooms. baths, recreation rm.,
gas, h;-w.h.. gar, elec. refs. 1
2oi7 University pl n.w.-6 rooms,
bath. 2 back porches. h.-w.h.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
7Z9 16th Ct ~ D>.l>.
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6lS 10th st. So, Arlington, Va.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
ronms, spick and span: new apart
ment: nne. spacious arrAnsement: all ex-
posures; 2 bedrooms with large cedar
closets: tiled bathroom: incfnerator in
kitSnen; heat and hot water furnished;
Evening star., 1940-03-03
MOVING. PACKING 3 STORAGE.

MOv1NG?-Eliminate All worry All ri,I
Merchants accepts full resnonsihilttv
Fa6oed vans. Trained men Low rates
Cali Merchants. National 5000.
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CONN. AVE.-3221.
R.. K. B.. Shower. Foyer. Elevator. $40 so.
125 11th ST. NE. AT LINCOLN PARK
81 and b. Splendid condition 5000.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
914 G ST. NV. D1. 1850.
1869 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
The Westcllff-Two 3-room, kitchen,
dinette, bath ants: also one 1-room apt.
RENTS, $45, $50, $75.
Frigidaire on house current. elevator
service All apis: newly decorated
RES MGR. APT 3O2. ADAMS 1914.
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CONCORD GARDENS.

1901 Concord ava corner 5000 block 18th
n.w.-New cross.venttlated air.cooled
apartment 2 rooms. kitchen dinette. bath
Venetian blinds. large rooms, kitchen fans
convenient shoppine center golf course.
FRI0ERATION AND COOKING INCLUDED
IN RENT Resident manager, Apt. los.
Randolph 3356
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7O4 OTIS PL. NV
MT. PLEASANT.

zee this 6-room house with heat and
Utilities tna included in the rent Of SIS: iiv- ii.
fhs Maa room. dining room, Kitchen on list
LOOT; bedrooms, bath and inclosed porch
91 91o 2nd floor; finished attic. Located At
aa3So 18th st. NV. Open Sunday tili
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APARrMrNTs Vl,FURNlsHEp.

ooLoREDE12o7 PARK Rp. NM r.
nc F. 1872 1oaf'sf V e0G sye District GIG
81 mo- Tss1sas. TE3osss bapsns bpSrSs os4a AHp
SGoLoREpsM;.l207 coLuMBIA R1: NV
drsn: s11aso s1sse Adsms snaH'es s4sf s1aple no en
REFINED CoLoRED-2 ROOMS. KTTcH.
ave ave p ne. Lincoln I pV5is3 ofss. liza 'aA'''An'
CoLoRED = s-RooM APT, ALSO 2
Phone I u 41is.y. Is as ask sor J. pxnsG1iL Nc
81: se.of1Dsss = = sss!ss !'is AsD .fsp s%s ssa
" f MAssHalt rs ss Sgs N p DsEs sys NV h $40
coLoRED-MoDERN FRONT BASEMENT
apartment rooms. bath: electricity. heat,
Pon ss ao1oR1.s % i4on IT, 18th s.s; st
bath eee shS 5a fnfa III neat 0feee eee
tricity. gas: other apts.. S36.50 UP.
5 aes sSailsble n this ns s% spt dsv.oe M Sse
SIS nelud.ns es heat ssna,Hs aas hot sss s.tsr =
ss. sss i4shsffusSs.PA As| & f''sS!s ss'i sso
1928 North Capitol st. DU. 1856.
CoLoRED
heat ana snsos a. service t. r. ssSso s. ee' A. with
GRINDLEY, 936 N. Y. ave.
NEW APT. FOR CoLoREp TENANT.
JAMES Moh51s aas COX oEsSoSDW7ED' 8! EW' R.altof'
FOR REFINED coLoRED.
l7O7 st. n;w.-3 r., kit. b., elec refg..
*, 1925 scuIs st. NV SN, TIMER North 4eo7.
coLoRED.
ia 18th st. ne. Apt. p rooms. di-
tls.hes 0fsn reilseFafioa HDt is s4sse soons
,os4 v.Ss; "; SIMPSON Co.. .-oo
800 B ST. NE.
COLORED.
Desirable apt. rms kit. bath. $40. so.
PLANT & GORDON, INC,
1874 Park Rd. NV co. Os3s.
1915 14th ST. NV.
Newly DECORATED apt. Of 4 rms kitchen
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
s13 Union Trust Bldg. National 1890.
,,44o 4e0kohEP u -. aw.
l rm.. kit. bath: gas, elec. and elec.
refrigeration furn. $35 90
1885 WILLARD ST. NV.
2 rms. kit. bath. Elec. refg. on
house current - $4,000
R. v. MARCERON,
613 18th st. NV. MA. 65ss.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

'21sS FLoRTDA AVE. NV.
Spacious. cool apartments in a
quiet residential building, Just
west Of Connecticut ave; ref.
erences required. 24-hour ele-
Yator and switchboard service.
TIE TARNsBoRo. North 1887.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

semi-pvt. bath; utilities incl: adults only
| 1925 9th ST. N.W.-LIV. RIM. BEDRM.
| lge. incl. porch. mod. kit bath: gen
| tile couple; perm: util incl. Ia. 1892.
LADY TO SHARE FURNISHED APT. WITH
another; ! room, kitchenette bath. walk
ing distance: reasonable. Lincoln 1870.
| 134 18th ST. s.E.-ATTRV. BEDRM.
kitchen. glass-incl. porch; Frigidaire, sink;
| adults: reasonable
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REFINED YOUNG WOMAN SHARE ATTH
spacious Groom apt. with others. 1880
ALL OUTSIDE: SPLENDID APIS; OR 3
bedrooms. ample closets conv. to George
town and American Universities: SIS;
sdnlts only. 1891 Sherrier pl. NV. WO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-15
San Francisco Couple Complimented
During Visit with Tacoma Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Niccos Here for Fortnight with Mrs
NccoNs Mother Mrs. Stanton Warburton

Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Niccols of San Francisco have in
sped busy round of entertaining during the fortnight
they have been in Tacoma the guests of Mrs Nccolls
mother Mrs. Stanton Warburton. They will remain here
until the middle of the coming week when they will to
Seattle visit their and daughternlaw Mr. and Mrs.
Robert s. Niccos and their Robert r before return
ing to their home in the Bay City
On Friday evening the UniversityUnon club the
of dinner party for the Nccos the occasion being
the gathering of group of friends who members of
card club several years ago After dinner in of the
private dining the group adjourned to the home of
Mrs. Warburton for an evening of bridge.
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Miss Clark, Mr.. Rey-
nolds Wed on July IL

In the presence of four-score
Tacomans and out-of-town friends,
Miss Rhoda Clark and Mr.. Richard
Reynolds exchanged their wedding
vows on Thursday morning in me
home OF Mr.. Reynolds parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot X. Reynolds
of Rosemont way. A breakfast in
the garden followed the ceremony
which the Rev. Harold Long read
in floral setting.
Miss Clark wore for her we'd
ding a dusty pink embroidered
chiffon gown and had brown
turban with matching accessories.
Miss Helen Harvey, her attendant.
chose a brown marquisette dress
for the occasion. Serving Mr..
Reynolds as best man was Mr..
Ronald Watt Of Seattle.
Music before the wedding was
played by Miss Jane Bronson.
hsrpist- She is the talented
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Lea
Bronson.
At the buffet in the garden Mrs
c. J. Lord Of Olympia. Mr.. Reyn-
olds aunt. Mrs ~. y Coffmsn Of
Chehslis. Mrs r. s. Williams. Mrs.
A K Parrish and Mrs. ID. A.
Williams presided. Assisting were
Mrs Watt. Mrs. James jenkins.
Of Olympia, Miss Jean Kulzer, and
her fiance. Mr.. Charles Pearson.
After their wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs Reynolds will be at home
at $40 No. Sixth st.
Among those coming from out
Of town for the wedding were from
Olympia. Mrs. Lord, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold c. Lucas and Mr.. and Mrs.
jenkins. From Chehzlis came
Mrs n. B. Coffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. T. coffman, Mrs. Harry Coff-
man and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Lipscomb Mrs c. / Pritchsrd
came from Shelton. and Seattle
friends were Mr. and Mrs. Watt.
Mr. and Mrs. T. VI. Donahoe Jack
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Mott. Mr. and Mrs. James Dons-
hoe and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. startup.
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Miss Miller Sets
Date for Nuptials
Marriage TO Mr.. Wiles TO
Be SoIemnized Soon

OF much interest to their
many friends in both Tacoma
and Gig Harbor is the an
nouncement being made to-
day of Aug. 81 as the date for
for the coming marriage of
Miss Patricia Miller to Mr..
Theodore Wiles. Wedding
vows will be exchanged in St.
Johns Episcopal church in
Gig Harbor.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred c. Miller Of Upsan-
downes, Gig Harbor. and it is at
their home that the reception will
be held following the wedding
ceremony. Mr.. Wiles is from EMS,
Mont.
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Buffet Supper
AT Country Club
Foursomes 10 Be- Followed
BY Party Sunday

A new diversion for Sunday
afternoon at the Tao m n
Country and Golf club will
be the buffet supper which
will follow the interesting
mixed two-ball foursomes
which will be in play in the
afternoon from 2 o'clock on.
Mrs. Harry Andrews who In
captain Of the women's golfing d.
vision at the Country club in plan.
ming the event and In being as
sisted in arranging the foursomes
and the social time following by
Mrs. corydon Wagner who In also
an ardent golfer AT the club,
About fifty couples are expected
10 take part In the days activities,
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Among those present at the
dinner-bridge were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh B. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett E. Bare, Mrs. Warburton,
Judge and Mrs. E. d. Hodge, Mrs.
NJ. M Ogden, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanton Warburton jr.
Another party was given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Ogden,
the guests being old friends who
attended Coe college, in Iowa, to-
gether a number of years ago.
Several family dinners have also
been included in their busy visit,
and three days were spent making
the Olympic Loop trip with Judge
and Mrs. E. d. Hodge. They were
also present for the recent we'd
ding of Miss Ruth Clark and Mr..
Norman Benno.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Hopkins will give still
another party for Mr.. and Mrs.
Niccolls.
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L. B. MaCdonaldS
To Open Home
Dr.. Rich Orthopedic Plans
Annual Summer Party

Again members Of DIR. Ed
ward Rich Orthopedic guild,
their husbands and escorts
are looking forward eagerly
to spending an informal after
noon and evening at the love-
ly country home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Macdonald at
Adelaide : on the Sound and
plans are being made for the
summer event, on Saturday,
July q.
The guests have been invited to
arrive In the early afternoon TO
enjoy the swimming beach. bad
minton courts, boating and other
informal out-of-door games.
In the evening supper viii be
served near the barbecue which
has recently been completed.
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Anniversary Ball
Successful Event
Newly Finished Clubhouse
Officially Opened

The social aspects of two
of Tacoma's most outstanding
sporting clubs were most i'm
portant on Friday evening
when both the Tacoma Lawn
Tennis club and the Tacoma
Yacht club entertained at
dances. At the former it
was the exciting high point
ir the golden jubilee celebra-
ton of the club-aS we'll as
the climax to the annual Pa
cific Northwest tennis tour
nament matches-and at the
Yacht club it was a sport
dance, the occasion for Off
cially opening the newly dec
Grated clubhouse overlooking
the bay.
At the Tennis club. after the
members enjoyed dancing at the
club and bridge in several private
homes, late supper was served on
the broad verandas. The center of
the occasion was the cutting of the
golden anniversary cake, lighted
by so birthday candles, by Mrs.
James NJ. Ashton, first president
of the club A latticed arbor led
to the terraces where the supper
was served with Mrs. E. r. York
and Miss Jessie Kershaw, also long
associated with Tennis club af-
fairs, serving with Mrs. Ashton.
There were scores of parties in
homes of the members preceding
the dance which was heralded as
one of the gayest this season.
Before the stone fireplace was a
fan of ferns with many white
gladoili.
Trophies were awarded on Sat
urday afternoon after final play
offs and late in the afternoon was
the final tea for which Mrs.
Harold A. Allen was the chairman.
Her hostesses were Mrs. John S.
Baker, Mrs. Richard Derby, Mrs.
Lee L. Doud Mrs. George B.
Guyles, Mrs. Charles II. Ingram,
Mrs. L. T. Murray, Mrs. Charles
Pascoe, Mrs. Frost Snyder and
Mrs. F. Rodman Titcomb.
Presiding at the beautifully ar
ranged tea table were Mrs. S. A.
Perkins, Mrs. George c. Wagner,
Mrs. Wayne w. Keyes and Mrs.
Charles w. WEIGH. with Misses
Beatrice Macdonald, Jean Bullen,
Mary Elizabeth Abeel, Bess
Nicholson and Betty lone Wright
assisting.
First of the events for outsiders
at the Yacht club will be the
informal dance for participants in
the annual race to Nanaimo, on
Vancouver island, for which the
Tacoma members will be hosts at
the clubhouse on Friday evening,
July 10.
The boats will leave the follow
ing morning for the British
Columbia club and will climax
their race at an open house there
on their arrival. OF particular in
terest in the race will be the
running of the Thalia, the yacht
owned by Mrs. Mary Aid de Vries
of Seattle and manned entirely by
a feminine crew.
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RoberiS-As
Vows Repeated
coupls Leave for Wssh-
ington. D. c.. Home

Close friends and relatives
Of Miss Mildred Georgia Rob.
erts and Mr.. vern Ashford
witnessed their exchange Of
wedding vows on Saturday
morning In the parlors Of
First Christian church. The
Rev. Carl A. Johnson rcad
the ceremony which VIA orig
inally planned for later in the
season and 10 be n large
church affair. when Mr..
Ashford received AN appoint
ment To the department Of
commerce in Washington. ID.
C., plans were hurried for the
Saturday ceremony.
The brids is the daughter ~ Mr..
and Mrs. John Duratsy and II was
her father who gave her In mar
rage she wss sfnsrily gosnsd
In beige dress with secsssoriss
~ British Tan. Her flowers wsrs
Taiisman rose buds. Miss Evelyn
Mccurdy wss the brides only at
tendant and wore soft apple
green dress which blended Al.
traotiyeiy with that of the brides.
Her coraags was Of gardsnlas, Mr..
Earl Benson served Mr.. Ashford
an BEST man.
Palms and gladloii ~ many
coiOrs we're used Ia deeorats the
church pariors for ths ceremony,
before which Mrs. Louise Larsen
played piano selections and Mrs.
Olga Munson sang Because and
"a Love You Truly"
Mr.. Ashford'H father is Mr.. Earl
Ashford Of Los Angeles. Hs Ia
the grandson Of Mrs Henry Ing
81 Tseofna.
The wedding breakfast. served
buffet style. followed Al the family
home. 1904 No. Adams. This home
vas decorated with many summer
flowers and on the table 1hlts
and red carnations we're used. Mrs.
jack Gibbs presided At the Table
and Mrs.. Henry Ansisrson cat the
brides cake. Mrs Ing Olson assist
ing.
Mrs. Durstsz received IN blue
pftnt dress with which her flowers
we're garosnias. Mrs. Ing wore
a black ensemble. also with gar
dsnlas.
The bride added a beige bopcoat
for travelling. Tns couple left for
the east after ths ceremony.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are Stadium high school graduates
and Mr.. Ashford la a member of
Mantle club.
Among the resent parties for
TIE coupls was the affair Mantle
club baseball team members gave
on Friday evening Al the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Giilis.
Those present Ia addition 10 the
honored couple were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Prescott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thadeus hecurdy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Dorrien. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Gregory. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Gill;. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Driem, Mr.. Earl Benson and MI.
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oussts viii include Mrs. Robert
Chapman. Miss Margaret Hosvss.
Miss Daisy bryant. Miss stsphsr
ME Orange. Mas Thordis Thssson.
Mrs Donald Mclean. Mrs. Eimss
Aiskox. Mas Rita MinnItti. Mrs..
Theodore Loomis and Miss Maria
Cassidy.
Among the most recent parties
given In honor NJ the brids-eiscs
was the party for schooi friends
Of Miss Cassidy. for whieh Mrs
X. G. Tsysr WAS hostess. The
affair was . SURPRISE. and during
tho evening the honor guest vas
showered with sif's ~ pyrsx.
Another recent party was the
shower which was given ri ths
home of Miss Daisy Bryant. These
present we're Mssdsmes Donald
Mclean. Robert Chapman. Elmer
AiakoR. Marvin Hoiisv. risfenee
Frazier. thsIdon Williamson. Al
vim awlft and Thsodors Leomis.
and the Misses Margaret Hoover.
Rita Minitti. Ann Oponnsli. Ann
Llpsfa. Thofdis rhofson. Ethel
and Marie caasiiy.
A b,sffst supper vas served ~
the eloss ~ tbs evening. and the
guest ~ honor WAS .bo~sred uith
Eifts for her nsw
home
Last week. Misa Agnes L~tssre
was entertained al . miscsiIsns~
qua shower and huffsf supper.
Miss Ann 0'DonnsIi WAS eo-host-
sas. A lace cloth covered tbs
liable. which was esntsfed with an
~ roses.
Guests Included Mrs. Joseph cio-
asriy u BfrmsstSo. Miss Haliils
Roberts. Mrs, Louise spadmfoss.
Mlss Dorothy Tharsen. Miss Rita
Miss Carolyn ross. Miss
Mary Moors ~ Auburn. Miss Ma
ne Cassidy ana Miss vsronies
Smiley.
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Mrs. Albert Sutton Homo
After Trip 10 East

Mrs. Albert Sutton arrived In
Tacoma Thursday from an extern
sive trip TO the east. where she
visited in Washington. ID. c, and
New York. She has been away
since the last OF April.
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Miss Cassidy TO Be Attended
By Sister at Nupiials July 20
Many Showers Being Given Prior 70 Mssrisgs IN 81.
lso's Reesory spinst~ Psrsy |, Set

Much fctcd these last few weeks prior 10 her marriage
July 20 IL Miss Arlccn Cassidy fanccc Of Mr. Arthur j.
Emery. The brde-tobe Ia the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cassidy of Bueoda and the prospective bridegroom
Is the of Mr. Wfred Emery Of Tacoma The wedding
will be solemnzed In ST. Ieo's rectory.
Miss Cassidy has asked sister Miss Marie Cassidy
to be her only attendant and Mr. Wilfrrd Emery r will
his brother best Her pnster party has been
for Monday evening at Hotel Winthrop.
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Mrs. Harry l.. Davis In chair
man of the committee and In be-
ing assisted by Mrs. burton
Brown and Miss Marie Huth, an
well as Mrs. Macdonald and Mrs.
Paul Warren. the guild president.
The committee met recently at
Mrs. Maedonald's summer home 10
plan the party. Mrs. Edwin l..
Johnson In In charge Of the tele-
phone committee for the occasion.
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George Heards Entertain
House Guest from Persia

Mr.. and Mrs. George Heard
have as their house guest at the
present time. Mr.. M. Kazemi of
Persia. Mr.. Kazemi arrived Mon
day for an indefinite stay here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-15
Adams Guests at Harper
Summer Home for Week

Mr.. and Mrs. E. F, Adams and
their son Marshall have been
guests this past week at the sum-
mer home at Harper of Mrs.
Adams sister, Miss Lillian Daniel
son of Seattle. They will return
early in the week.
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Dr.. and Mrs. Mace are
Xacationino al La Push

For a week or a little longer
DR.. and Mrs. A. George Mace of
Tacoma are enjoying the informal
life at La Push, famed ocean re-
sort and Indian reservation on the
Olympic peninsula.
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Fraternity Alumnse TO Meet
At University Club

Members Of Kappa Sigma, ma
tional fraternity, will hold an
alumni dinner at the University
Union club on Tuesday evening,
July 16.
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Buckmasters Motor TO
Portland for Brief Stay

Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Buckmaster
motored to Portland Friday morn
ing to be gone until the early
part of the coming week.