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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED

300 MASS AVE. NW.-sUBLET VERY
aneffs aaarsesye eo,cS cool rms bath kitchenete
LIZ LIP IN N NW,mBEDRM., LRaE; KIT;
dec: linen furn.- phone: $50 month
DESIRABLE 4-MAN FURN. APT. tJEW-
Is lishp NJ = in invites 4th man in. Main: meals.
launory Share expenses. co. 664s.
living-bedroom continuation; kit, dinette,
oatn: everything new; priv. home: adults:
MRMhAsHADx .n 4sh snoib.I sG2 OR II TWO To sHEF
b600. Apt. 81. Gail after 5 pm.
Mr., ROOSEVELT HIGH s14 SHEPHERD
fsts sSaSoe yard ar oE 75as Or Or Ao zes' u.s.
5l5 ALLISON ST. Nw.-WELL-FuRN.
peoroom sitting rm.,. kitchen -dinette. semi
path; Frieidaire: c.h.w,; adults. or suit.
Tor or young men.
hst. htiss owner. ynaT. Kit: S25. 200 Que ST. Ho-
3zin 34Os W, WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-3 RMS,
PRIV. path n-,k Kit; !; EXPOS, retrig; also
faE eeSn eo..tso tRo9Ms sSS x AMP
81 5414 18th 18th ST: N.W..-ENTIRELY PRIVATE.
. exposures; quiet: clean, refined home;
ADULTS: "a block to bus.
ton to children.
Of Of. Rock Creek Park-sieepine room and
cluded $40 mo. Adams 617i ~ "
62l3 18th ST. NW.-BEAUTIFUL 3-RM
apt, private lavatory. gas, cleo. unlimited
phone, elec. refs. $50 mo-: adults.
Isl 1s97 or M2SR9E and 3 sT rooy Mw111SSsuLATED I'm
cleo. S45 S"' ""o
1342 MONROE ST NV ROOMS.
pore porch, lst moor: sink, Frisidaire. $3.50;
cleo, gas etc. included.
l;ss lss1 ..S'd COLUMBIA RD N;W.-ATTRAc-
Shy caaW' gas. elec., $3.50: adults. Woodiey
TEACHER WILL, sUBLET WELI-FuR-
in,nneo i,n1hto pacheiof apartment. 18th and Co
$40. "'' ''o"''''
sssls. UNIVERSITY PL. N.w-DoURLE
iront room; twin beds, running water;
unlimited phone. AID. 016O
bR4f kjtebeIstla 1sth ST, MsW.cLEAN; ROOM;
$40 week. See tanitor ~ 'N
l136 9TH ST N.E.-NOTHING LIKE IT IN
me tne city for the money. ,veritable little
ehden gs 0T large ouss cool married irnn eoupe
moor, by bath; corner house g windows. ,
CLOSETS closets Completely and attractively fur
Prigidaire. sink in kitchen cont. hot water.
: ELECTRIC fans. washing machine and
mango lroner IN basement. sewing ma
cnlne: near stores and car lines. min.
utes oy auto to all Govt depts; 50
IA SALE. 1923 CONN., AND . RIM
kit. apts; beautifully, newly. completely
lurn.: nigh grade; now vacant
CLEAN. ATTRACTIVE LIVING ROOM.
nearoomS. Kitchen. dinette, sleeping porch:
completeIy furn:; $40. 1928 Chaplin st.
l4l4 EUCLID ST. N.W-3 BIC RMS
.nd-n front, sink Frieidaire, SO VIZ:
ulenslls and linens included
1915 10th. DECATUR 1900,
Subiet furnished studio apartment IN
responsible party. S42.5 a month,
1928 INGLEs1DE TERRACE NV
rooms, kitchen, bath: heat and hot
water included. Key at Ant 2-2nd floor
Available Immediately: $50 ''''''
L. T. GRAVATTE
f23 10Th Realtor Ma O153
DOWNTOWN-S75.
Attractive furnished apartment
IN eieht-story building within iust a
lew squares of most Govt Dents
Large rooms: free refrigeration; "a
hour switchboard and elevator sery-
Ice, Foyer. living room, bedroom
Kltchen and bath Tastefully fur
nlsnrd, including some linens china
and kitchenware See res mgr, at
THE PENTILLY,"
1872 K ST. NV. /
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WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
Connecticut Ave. at Woodley Rd.
Furnished Apartments From
One to Eight Rooms,
Full Hotel Service.
Phone Assistant Manager,
Columbia 5000.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

COOL FURNISHED ROOM; double ma
ho-2ny bed shower and tub; one block
to bus; large s'ady lawn and screened
porch WC 324b
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133s-A ST. SE.-2 rooms kitchenette.
semi-bath: newly decora ted; employed
couple; $50 so: gas cleo. heat included
1922 CONN. AVE. NW.-Laree bright
studio room, unusual closet space. Call
Dupont GOAL.
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QUALITY AND ECONOMY.

LIE MARQUIS. 23Os AsHMEAD pL. NV.
3 RMS, K, $50; 4 RMS, K, S75.
Modern freproof elevator bldg; secre-
tarial, phone service: refined clientele; furn.
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
PARK CENTRAL,

FRIG1DA1RE CURRENT FREE
SIo 0u,-Living. room with built-in dj-
netle tapie and chairs, dressing room with
MURPHY bed, cozy sunrocm with Murphy
PED, Kitchen with special cabinets, tiled
pam with shower; fully equipped with
iinens, dishes and silver electrjcity and
gas included in rental "'-N
Soen and Lighted Until 10 PM.
see Manaser. Metropolitan 054O
1904 K. CAFRITZ DJ oOsO
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ROOMS uNEuRhIsHEp.

16l4 v ST. SE.-3 bright Housekeeping
rooms: sink; h.-w.h.: gas; lawn; $50. Lin
coin 0o6S-W
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GRAFTON HOTEI,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
THE TABARD INN
Continued.

1139 n ST NV.
Hotel Of comfort. convenience and charm
Summer rates from s. sinble 81 double:
$40. $3.50. SIS, $50 per week. Hobart
1871. Booklet
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2125 CCNN.-Roommate for young man;
private bath; roommate for young lsdy;
! also single; unlimited phone, o1&
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men in large basement room, half bath
SD each. LARGE triple room. pvt bath,
$40. Also vacancy, double room. S35
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1916 F ST. NV, APT 1Os-o pMs
ana bath. in neat, clean apt. house Nith;
fesloent manager; fine location: streefcar
service "a blk. away: S37 so District TSS3
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434 18th ST. sE-ENTIRE end Fl; 2
rms kit, semi-pvt. bath. screened porch;
Gas. cleo. and heat furn Ii 31S1
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IgI2 B ST. NE.-NEW DIIpIFy ~
near Eastern high school; 2 inside and >
ooder sood spts large living room dinette
W}tboIt tpoSizea bedroom. tile bath. kit. with or
nri'iiout rsIrg:: screened porch: S3s to $40
n. ,GRUVER- SIG Investment BIda
MA. 1887: ewes WO -61o dug.
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Is 9th ST: NE. THE DAvMAR-2 RMS,
Kitten. bath: gas furn.: S475O Resident
manager. AT 505O
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MASTER BEDROOM.
nnIHrA "Il YYnM6H
SUMMER Nj, II; REDUCTIONs. -,'
HOTEL ROGER SMITH.

Beautifully furnished rooms and suites:
each with private bath, specially reduced
3ust for the summer months. De luxe
accommodations start as low as $50 single
lieves you of all drudgery. Moderate
priced restaurant and WaShington'S most
popular roof garden-The Starlight Roof
National o140
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STUDIO APT.-UNUsUALLY COOL APT, /;
large living room fireplace bedroom, bath,
kitchen; Frisidaire: in building overlook
bus lines Colun1hia 5S6o '~
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BEDROOMS. LIVING ROOM DINING
roem rofri dlnette kitchen. tiled bath: c.hIW,
25sI.p 25sIe5atlon fuTnished; $50 mo. Shepherd
koma Park '"iN~dS' la
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INfI X ST N.W-Nlctlv furnished single
and double cool rooms; wonderful reputa-
ton for home-cooked meals; downtown.
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RIGGS S,ROAD--ELECrRIC KITCHEN NJ
nette' living room. bedroom. bath: "a.
race: rage: reception hall: pvt. entr.; beautiful
s,ounos: near u Of Md. Berwyn a23-J.
1400 PA. AVE SEE ROOMS KTrcIIr,7-
63sIn; 3s,,; newly papered: reasonabIe. Aonly in
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1857 KALOPAMA RD.-New studio. sin
sles dbles; living rm pvt. tables. select
menu: PRIVILEGES. CO. 3oHO
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Ls.WI Isth ST. NE Rooms. KIT.
oasa oossn: open for inspection or cali North
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rihoI FLOOR. 3 ROOMS KITCHEN. DY.
nette bath: private home: one adult a.
rest CT house: electric. heat furnished: "a.
laGe. 1411 Varnum st NV sa'
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THE MENDOZA, 1920 Goth ST NV
One large and one small bedroom. living
room, kitchenette. bath; completely fur
North 11l4
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31st AND g SITS. N.W-coRNER APT.
rms, bath. oil heat, Fr!gidaire: recondi.
TONED; OPP. G. w. u, Govt. bldgs.
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ROOMS FUR. e. UkFUR.

i5o2 COLUMBIA RID NW-2nd floor
room. III k optional; also room, $3.50 1th
4 W III k: single. s.: dble. So. AID. O514.
I1xl7, 3 WINDOWS, oouble closet, next
semi-pvt bath: kit. privil.: buses at cor
ner: SoS Georgla S12l after 6.
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1925 CLIFTON ST NV, l blk l4th-At-
tractive rooms for young people: excel
lent meals, uni. phone. parking; $50
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dnas. dhhOMA PARK-NEW: ROOMS KITcV-
heat; smaf pv}, path; gas lights Frigidare oil
~ ssoal!sole now; gentle adults {babyl Ana1v
basement, 35 Flower ave ''' Apply
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LARGE double corner room, twin beds:
hose looking for refined home comforts
with choice food. Call EN-. 4696
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WOoDRIDGE, 2O1G MONROE ST. NE
nvt n entr rooms adu,t mel sleepings porch. BATH
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are: ianitor service; reaosonabIe NJ 3
MAHSHALL 929 New York ave. MA. s6s7.
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adults: = rooms. kitchen and bath: S55.
1440 Rhode Island ave. NV. Apt. 43.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO SHARE A /.
| room apt. with 2 others; very reasonable.
Apply 2100 N ST. NV, Ant %
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Basement apt, pvt. entrance; also sleep.
ing room with twin beds. CO. 7895-W
PARK CENTRAL APTs,. 12O-BEAUTT.
fully appointed modefnistie apt, to share
with gtrl. ME-. O640.
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= LARGE ROOMS 20 BEDROOMSN
.ltshen pantry porches, garage; high
and hot water: 18th ST, car line: $40
GE eI7a anu ~
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PEFINED COLORED-1322 Hamlin st.
r.e-l or persons. 1442 Que ST. NV
Large front room, unfurn.. SO. Guy
Timer. 1925 You st. NV. NO. 4901.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Annual Picnic
For Service Group

Tacoma members OF the Seattle
unit. Women's Overseas Service
league. are looking forward to
Sunday, June l6. when they will
go on their annual joint picnic with
members OF the Portland unit. This
event IL eagerly anticipated each
year, and affords time for RENT
niseing and good comradeship.
Many Of these women served to-
gether In France % years ago.
during the first World war. either
in army hospitals. Red Cross units
"Y" entertainers. signal corps girls
or a number Of other services Of
the A. F.. +. in which the women
Of this organization all served on
foreign soil These experiences no
doubt will bring up much serious
discussion Of present similar con-
ditions in Europe. with which they
became familiar.
Location chosen this year II the
Lewis-Ciark park near chehalis
Members from Bellinghsm. Mount
Vernon and North Bend also viii
join the Seattle Tacoma group. For
transportation and picnic basket
arrangements. call Mrs NJ J.
Lamb. Garland 1909. or Mrs. o. c.
Dnimm. Main 543e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Congratulated on Birth
OF Son June 7

Mr.. and Mrs. Dele Gunnerson
are being congratulated upon the
birth of a son, Dele Bernard Gun
nerson, jr., June 7 at the Tacoma
General hospital. Sharing in the
congratulations are the baby's pa
ternal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ]. Gunnerson, who are welcom-
ing the arrival of their second
grandchild within week, and his
maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Beerbohm. Great
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A. Gunnerson of Redmond, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Quiet Ceremony
Unites Couple
Miss Bsnnon. Mr.. Muehlen-
brueh Wed in Holy Rosary

Immediate family members
were those present Mt the
quiet marriage ceremony In
which Miss Mary c. Bannon.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Bannon. became the bride Of
Mr.. Robert w. Muehlenbruch.
son of Mrs. Albert Mnehlen-
brueh and the late Mr.. Much
lenbruch, Sunday morning in
the rectory Of Holy Rosary
church.
Tho Rev Anthony Hack. OF
performed the ceremony At p;so
o'clock. the reception following In
the home OF tho brides parents, for
nearly four SCORE relatives and
close friends of thu eoupls
For her wedding Mrs. Muehlrn-
bruch chose a blue costume suit
trimmed with gray squirrel. Her
accessories were navy and pink.
and her eorsas. . pink orchid.
Mas Evelyn Bannon was ths
brides only attendant. and WAS
dressed IN q smart navy suit with
accessories and = cor
sage Of gardenias. Mr., William
Bsnnnn was the best man.
Mrs Bannon received the guests
In q tan and brown redingots. and
Mrs Muehienbruch wore wine and
navy Both had whits accessories.
Among the out-of-town guests
wsr. the brides aunt. Mrs. eliza
beth Campbell. and son Joseph.
and daughter. Mrs Gerald Ashs
Of Darlington. and tho brides
grandmother Mrs. Margaret Ran
non ~ Longbrsneh.
After four weeks In nan Fran
cisco. Los Angelss and Long
Beach. ths couple viii return 10
Tacoma tn establish their first
home. Mr.. Mushisnbruch 10 a
sraduats Of Lincoln high school.
ard nis bride u Aquinas academy.
Willard W. q. r. q. Will observe
Flower Mission day 81 this home
81 Mrs Arthur Locke. tiDs No.
Yakima ave Members viii meet
at 10 .. m. and a pot-luek llane heon
viii 10 served st noon. A SHIRT 1
nesting will follow. yio~-
FRS ara 10 10 taken 10 the clishmsn
hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Miss Stephenson
Inspires Party
wH We'd M. cepps
fsrly Summer cssmsry

Ono of the first parties
honorinx Miss veyns stspheu-
son vas = miscellaneous show
sr given recently by her stunt.
Mrx George Antnsh. Miss
Stephenson IL the bride-<lect
Of Mr.. Clinton Caps. with the
wedding promised IN Tia early
summer. Games we're played.
after which q late supper wan
served with colors Of blue and
white carried out In the table
appointments.
ds~sts invited h hcnns n11aD
assphsUsnn lncfudssis Msel1nasa
w. L sammsva wflnom pgspNea-
so. Louis n~smsosa. ?. cAUpa
rsanris sssmmsrA 4. L npaweeon,
Louis Gussn~ssl s0s1 shs nGts~rs
Beverley snstth. fN>s jeNsork
porss csvwrdsii. vtoan Cappa.
sh.ran MsAIIissss. Nlna Anuesvssx.
Sf~ne~s ahs<le NIFTY rwht<1a.
i.~titss Is>swiasn. Mildred capps
Geneva Arnoid rsaxs strs<ey.
AitheA stsphensnn snA mildred
nssusintn. euustn ~ hgi~o
ua--a - =. .xszssx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Bethany Women
Busy With Plans
Mother Daughter Luncheon
Arranged for Wednesday

Mothers and daughters OF
Bethany Methodist churc. b
will gather at the church on
Wednesday for a pot luck
luncheon. An interesting pro-
gram is being arranged for
the occasion, with Mr.. X. III.
Pratt Of Renton as speak
err Of the afternoon. Mr..
Pratt will illustrate his talk
by showing TO his audience
some English perennial car
nations.
A toast To mothers viii be given
by Mrs. NJ. u. Beemer. with Mrs.
Ray o'Fiyng giving the response.
Miss Patsy Lahey will play a group
OF violin selections. accompanied
by Miss Auriel Ryan. and the
Mother Singers trio. composed Of
Mesdanes n. Barber Max Luscs-
enotte and Ray Hayes. will sing
Mrs. Edward Hague viii also speak
during the afternoon
In the morning. preceding the
luncheon, officers for tho coming
year Will be installed Mrs. NJ. y.
Beemer will be Installed as the
new president Of the Ladies So
ciety.
Circle members who will take
office are Circle No. /. chairman.
Mrs r.. H. Stiles. vice chairman.
Mrs. Frank Handy. secretary
treasurer Mrs A Is. Davies, Cir
Gle No. z. chairman. Mrs Theo.
Flemming. vice chairman. Mrs. v.
G. Best. and secretary-treasurer.
Mrs n. u. RIDDEN. Circle No. ,.
chairman, Mrs. Bryan Howard.
vice chairman. Mrs. Fred Shaw.
and secretary treasurer. Mrs.
George Boerner Circle No. 4.
chairman. Mrs A. y Alexander:
vice chairman. Mrs. John Bennett.
and secretary-treaEgrsr Mrs. Lot
tie Dyslin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Honor Graduates
AT Luncheon
Stadium Girls Entertained
Al enebere Home

For a group of her Stadium
high school classmates, also
graduating this term, Miss
Barbara Engberg entertained
at luncheon at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
A. Engberg, 342l No. Wash
ington, Saturday afternoon.
One o'clock luncheon was served
in the pretty garden of the home
at small tables.
Those present were Misses Mari
on Brewsaugh. Marjorie Carr.
Carol Hamilton, Lorraine Meow
ern, Patricia Brown. Terese Miller.
Frances Hagerson, Shirley Lin
dahl and Margaret Skaer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
PhiIomsihes VIII
Picnic tuesday

Tuesday at ~ O'Clock the mem
bers Of the Philomathss club Of
Bellarmin. high school viii nave
their monthly meeting on the
school grounds. a pot-lgek picnic
luncheon. The Rev. Norman Dono-
hue. s. ]. VINO taught al Bellar-
mine four years ago viii BE- the
main speaker for the oecaaion.
Cars will meet the buses AZ i2th
and Union and a. Center and
Union from ll:30 Til liza
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
League Of Writer'S
To Have Picnic
Mr.. and Mr.. McCIsnsnd
To Entertain June IS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence =.
McClelland Of Steilaroom win
he hosts 10 members Of Ia
coma chapter. Of League 81
Western Writers. for their
final meeting Of the season
the evening Of Juno Is. Pre-
cedins tho meeting . picnic
supper will BE- served on The
vcranda Of Sunnyer~st. tho
McClellAnd home. and later
there viii he a program nf
music and readings from orig
inal work.
Mrs Met-ielland. who IL acting
~ program chairman. has ssranx-
81 for numbers admirably suitpd
Ia the present month Mrs.
Charles w Ma.cn yin b~ heard
In piano selections and ~in slso
accompany Mrs RFna Monro~ wne
will sing = group n snnks frnu
ahshrsr~srs's phys In Weeping
with the songs. Mrs hecf~llaad
~ill read excerpts from her own
writings On the flowers ~hleh
shskespear~ Describes In his dFa-
matte worka A short business
session prssld~d over ny the
chapter president. Mrs. " n MAJ
bin win precesis the program.
Mrs. corinne n. jones Ia social
In eharrv of arrange
msnts for the picnic supper. and
Mr. Ray y. Penney IL In charge
~ transportation. The picnic sup.
per viii be served Al an o'clock.
and thn-e attending are asked to
be al sunnye~st. tho hccleiland
home. ms soon after q ~ possibis.
or earlier II they desire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Mrs. Dufour 10 Attend
National Convention

Mrs. Elizabeth DuF0ur. second
vice president Of the local unit
Of the Overseas Womsn's league
win leave by motor Monday for
Washington. u. c. where she will
attend the national convention Of
the Women's Overseas Service
league. june 30 10 July :. She
will also attend the worlds fair
In New York City and viii visit
In Boston and Philadelphia before
joining Mrs " Rogers. presidsnt
Of the Seattle unit. In Maine. re-
turning 10 Tacoma IN August
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Women S Guild Plans
Strawberry Luncheon

The Women's guild of the
Church of the Holy Communion,
under the leadership of its presi-
dent, Mrs. J. L. Eshelman, Will
entertain at its annual strawberry
dessert luncheon at l o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon. Games will
follow the luncheon hour.
Those in charge are Mesdames
II. A. Bocott, luncheon chairman;
r. II. McGinnis. table; Ray john
son, favors; TIL ON as Mooney,
cards; Howard Richards, decora-
tons; Miss Ruth Eshelman and
Miss May Sanford, serving.
Reservations may be made by
calling Main 3246 or Main 1765.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

A sseap ~ Ju~ter wamsn's eiso
ussmhpvs len Men1sy meen>au nv
Yakima u sttsnd ~ eoase so<s~
vsntiua ~ Fsslssntes Wumen's
eIasba
rhFp~ mssnesvs ~ ~ ctus hns1
state offIeea N the mate feueegn-
ticn. They are Mrn rsnst Nehnt-
ter. first vice president. 1im salty
siesas pssiiamsrtssssn ss1 Ma
t.ouis A. hisensv. chairman NJ IN
feundssiaa fsssd Othew Ne2hnso
vim wiII sttsnd ssss Mra WsIlinsn
acstrhss. president ~ ~ fsrums
Junlars: Mra Alfrsn ,. fnehesy.
pfssssieas.sis<t. xfsa Oliver h1ain.
Mrs n =, f.,swsisyn sa1 Mn
Charles J, weller.
uestlIssss ". e 2. a. vii meee
Tuesday evening ~ IN nesss a
Mrs n 1. reunt. s<1i ~. psns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Ns and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
Tacoma Girls Receive
rionors ~ Mills ColIeoe

Two Tacousa girls who are
aaderxtas<neu ~ Nils college
were cited recently fer hanorahle
nsnslaa n music snd Hhrafy 49,
Invites They are Miss H.Fvietfs
Hslekser. daughter AZ ur ard
Mira Joseph }. HseSn~r 81 1910
No. Iawrrnee. ard Miss Heien
rmn. daughter a Mf sna Mrs
stsvr rhiil asfo No 10Th
Another Tsenms gsFi whn h~s
eeen Aonefsa ~ mills retiexe IL
Miss Nancy ssvidxs. daughter ~
Mr.. ard Nra .. . asssaxe. 30
Ne. u. WIN Recently reresvsd hsy
-els-s NJ for participation 30 sin
athletic teams ~ tbe ~ehcni
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Tacoma Pair Plan
Iranscontinental Trip

Miss Bernice Raids and Miss
Jane Meredith left Saturday eve
ming for Chicago. They will fly
from Chicago to Detroit and there
will take delivery on a new car
and will drive to the fair and
Washington, d. C. After seeing
important spots in the East. they
will drive west after a month or
six weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Mrs. Peers 10 Entertain
fircrest Garden Club

Fircrest Garden club will meet
Tuesday for the first OF its sum-
mer meetings to be held in the
gardens OF members and In the
parks. Mrs. o. s. Peers will be
hostess for the meeting which will
open with a picnic luncheon at
1890 o'clock Mrs Roy r Conger
will preside over the short business
session Roll call will be responded
to by members naming their ia
vorite picnic spot Mrs. NJ. c. Gan
ser will discuss What TO Do in
the Garden This Month"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Motor TO Seattle
Over Week-En

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis West mo-
tored to Seattle Saturday afternoon
to hear Congressman Warren G.
Magnuson, keynote speaker for
the King county Democratic con-
vention. Later in the day. they
were dinner guests of Messrs. Gene
and Darrel Harris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
F ather Performs
Wedding Rites
Miss Myrdsh Bee ONES
Bride OF Mr.. Shesrer

Miss Lucille Myrdahl
daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. Christofer Myrdahl oi
Tacoma. became the bride OF
Mr.. Glen Shearer. also Of Ia
coma. in the Elm Evangelical
Free church Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock. The double
ring ceremony was performed
before 100 guests by the
brides father. Rev. Myrdahl,
in a setting of palms under a
white arch over the altar,
Large baskets of white roses
and greens formed a beautiful
background.
The bride wore a white chiffon
gown with lace inserts In the very
fun skirt. square neckiine and
fun bodice. Her fingertip veil Of
white tuIe was fastened 10 her
head with orange blossoms, In
her bridal bouquet were tiny vel
low rose buds and sweet peas
Music at the wedding was fur
nished by Miss Vivian Smith who
played the Lohcngrin march. by
Wagner. Mrs. William Hood,
sister OF the bride, sang 20
Promise Ne"
Mrs Hood was matron OF honor
and she wore blue net gown over
blue taffets and carried bouquet
OF pink rose buds. The brides
maids were Miss Ruth Myrdahl.
sister of the bride. and Miss Edna
Beahm. Miss Mrydahl wore n
yellow chiffon gown with q shirred
bodice and sleeves. Her bouquet
was of yellow rose buds, Miss
Beahm wore pink satin gown
and carried a bouquet of pink rose
buds.
Mr.. Harold Brewer was best
man and the ushcrs were Mr.
Arthur Keene. Mr.. Virgil Brewer
and Mrs. Gene Mailloux.
A reception in the church par
lors followed the ceremony. Re-
ceiving with the bridal couple
were the brides parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Mrydahl. and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Shearer OF Midland. uncle and
aunt of the bridegroom. Mrs
Mrydahl wore gown of blue lace
and Mrs. Shearer wore black net.
Baskets of white roses and
green's were used In the reception
rooms. Presiding at the tables
were Mrs. o. Forseth. Mrs. r.
Konsmo. and Mrs A. konsmo.
For going away the bride wore
a smart pale blue wool suit with
white accessories. Her corsage
was Of gardenias. Mrs. Shearer In
a graduate of Stadium high school.
Mr.. Shearer graduated from Lin
coin high school and attended
Washington State college where
he was affiliated with Acacia fra
ternity.
After an extended wedding trip
into eastern Washington the young
couple will make their new home
in Tacoma.