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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Many to Attend
AID Club Ball
Reservations Being Made
For POT o Gold" Dance

Event of the coming week
end will be the Girls Adver-
Using ball which will have
for its theme a POT o Gold
Idea" The dance will be
given Saturday evening in
the Roof Garden of Hotel
Winthrop. A nine-piece or
chestra has been secured for
the evening and. in keeping
with the motif, favors will be
awarded.
In the receiving line viii be Miss
Louise Fromader, president Of the
club: Mrs. Mildred Nelson. chair
man Of the dance. Mrs. Nora Mae
Smythe and Miss Mary Mcdonald.
Reservations for the affair may
still be made by calling Main 9slo.
Those having made reservations
10 date include Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton Mcgee. president Pacific Ad-
vertising Clubs association, Seattle,
and party; Messrs. and Mesdames
Clinton Heff. r. II. Savage. How
ard Flanders. Robert Bennett. Wal
ter Duyer. Harry Mcmillan and
Earl +. Jardeen party OF 12).
Misses Margret Ebson. Marie
Ebson. Irene Johnson. Alice Hol-
man. Elsie Lindahl. Margaret Masa
and Phyllis Winkler: hessrs. Frank
Il. Mccarthy. Kenneth Bruemmer,
Rod Mcmillan. Walter Hunt. Paul
Gardner. Robert Baker and Hollis
Kerr: Mr.. and Mrs. William Kongs-
Ii. Seattle: Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID
Burns. Mrs. Rose Harrison. Mr. e.
A. Brophy.
Messrs. and Mesdames Roy
Knoell and party. Clarence Herm-
son. Donald crammond. Carlyle
Horn. r. II. Ziemer and party.
r. o. Fox Of Everett. Miss Ruth
LAM, Miss Dorothy LAM 8essrs
Fred Taylor. Arthur Tuei, VIII
Flaherty and Floyd HenrickEon;
Miss Patricia Bray party Of six.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Boushay, Mrs
Norsmas smyths and party.
Hesars and MesdaHnes George
NUM- Robert Smith. Melvin Mon
sen. George Leonard. Seattle; Mis-
Margaret Moore, Aeasrs. Carter
Crimp. Dean Thompson and Prank
Kimsey.
Ar. and Mrs. X. D. johnson.
Misses Alfredo Frohmader. Edith
Beck. Dorothy Curtis. Aezsrs Rus
sell Post. Harry Hoffman, William
Masssr. Miss Louise FrOnmader,
Mr.. Howard Post. Miss Asbel Vet
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Betty Jones, Grace Decker. Ber-
nadine Claes, Jeanne Rosso, June
Peele, Vivian Dignes, Mildred
Klinkert, Serene Olson. Rita Glenn
ent, Frances Cole. Virginia Nor
rison, Julia Joseph. Ada Ely. Pa
tricia Glover, Suzanne Pinkham,
Mary Clark. Fern osgood, Anita
Wegener, Virginia Judd, Patricia
Davis. Anita Sherman, Ruth
Switzer, Anita Johnson, Ru Il h
Young, Louise Shay, Julian Mac
pherson, and Emmy Lou jenkins,
and Mesdames Pat Steele, Clar-
ence johnson, Richard Breon and
Jack Reese.
Hosts for the evening will be
Messrs. Jack Perry, Robert BJork-
lund, Marius Bertholet. David
Davies. Charles Dodds, Neil Gray.
Donald Wofford, Warren Holt,
Robert Ramsey, William Lund-
berg. Earl Mamlock. Richard
Weisner, Clarence Schorer. Phil
lip Raymond. Garth Dickens. Dom
aid Pearson, Richard Eadie. Will
lam Stewart, Keith DeFolo and
Earl Cakes.
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High School Students
See Spring Styles

Spring Fashions" was the theme
~ the annual style review pre-.
scented for Lincoln girls by the
Takolah Girl Reserve club II the
auditorium Of the school. Misa
Vivian Joseph acted ~ commsnta-
tor. and was introduced by Miss
cuyns,h Nadervold. general ehalr-
man Of tho affair.
Play clothes from California.
Ideal school outfits. - we'll a.
afternoon dresses. we're shown.
Special fornsis for graduation
we're other features 81 ina rsslsw.
as well ~ footwear and aoeessoflss
shown BY Leeds
Models we're the Misses Wanda
Lus Failing. bsfnlrs Young.
Noresn Tlernsy. Adsllns Bouffi0ux.
Shirley Hohslm. Dolores Hsgsdorn.
jean Hailsn. Maxine Lister. Alvina
Greisnsr. Jsnst Cooper. Mavls
Clarke. Phyllis Wilson. Haylsns
Trail. Alice Hamlln and Lais Dahl.
Rising sun church and w. =. q.
viii hold . card party Saturday
evening at = o'clock In tha church.
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Mr. Richardson's best man will
be Mr.. Carl klsmme and the uahsrs
will be Mr.. Fred Johnston. Mr..
Alvin Brown. and the bride elects
two brothers. Nessrs. Joe and
Frank Haxen.
For the party Thursday q gay
Chinese motif waa carried out In
every detail. combined with = pro-
fusion ~ spring flowers which were
used throughout the home
Mothers who attended the party.
which waa alao a miscellaneous
shower for the brtdas-to.bs. were
Mrs y. A. Baber. Mrs. John Peter
sen. Mrs G. A. Benson. Mrs. w.
Hopkins and Mrs. George n
Hazen.
Miss Peterson has set June is
as the date ~ her marriage 10
Mr. Marian Jones. and hiss Hop
kins Ia betrothsd 10 Mr. Won
Tanner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
fraternity Mark
18th Anniversary
Delta Pi Omicron to En-
terrain at Lakewood

According to the traditions
of the fraternity, Delta +
Omicron members at the Col
lege of Puget Sound are hav'
ing a gala birthday ball Fri
day evening to celebrate the
18th anniversary of their or
panization. The dance, which
is to be semi-formal, is being
given at the Lakewood COM
munity center with Brad Ban
mons orchestra furnishing the
music. -,
A color motif for the dance will
be carried out with clusters oil
balloons hanging from the ceiling
and in the programs, which are
blue with silver lettering. Each
dance group on the program Is
dedicated to one year of the FRA
ternity's life. As is the custom
at the anniversary dance each
year. members of the fraternity
will wear red carnation bouton-
nieres.
Highlight of the evening will be
the cutting of the birthday cake
which will be served with punch
during the intermission. Patrons
and patronesses will be DR.. and
Mrs. Marvin r. Schafer, DR.. and
Mrs. Frank G. Williston and DR..
LYLE Shelmidine and guest. The
committee in charge Of the ar
rangements is headed by Jack
Perry, who is being assisted by
Robert Bjorklund and Marius
Bertholet.
Representatives from each So
rority and fraternity on the cam
pus and the Women's Residence
hall have been invited to attend.
Representatives will be Miss Doris
Granlund, Miss Marcia Woods,
Miss Kathleen Sheriff., Miss Dixie
Thompson, Miss Katherine Suther-
land. Herbert Hite, Harold Nelson.
Charles McNary and William
Wood. Other special guests are
Jack Hoheim, Eldon Anderson,
Richard Kohler, Jack Reese, Frank
Roach and Valen Honeywell.
Alumni who will be present at
the dance are the Messrs. Harry
Coleman, Henry Graham, Jack
Enright, Bernard Enright, Marc
Miller, George Fisher, Frank
Kruckeburg, Pat Raleigh, James
Hicks, James Arntson, Richard
Musser, Clarence Johnson, How
ard Annis, Richard Breon and
Douglas Shurtleff.
Guests are the Misses Patricia
Cannon, Eleanor Weaver, Lillian
Mattson, Jean Harrington, Eliza
beth Miller, Margaret Mcintyre,
Nadine Engh, Florence Darrow,
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Christ Church TO Be Setting
For Hazen-Richardson Rites
May 10 Revealed as Wedding Date si Party Given
Thursday for Three Brdes-io-Be at Evsnson Home

At mother-daughter dinner given Thursday evening
by Mrs H. W. Evanson and her daughter Miss Betty honor
ing three brides-eect Miss Evelyn Hopkins Miss Helen
Peterson and Miss Alice Hazen Miss Hazen revealed plans
for her marriage to Mr. Karl Richardson May IL Is the
day chosen for the nupas which the Rev. John Peffer
will perform in Christ Episcopal church.
She has chosen Miss Evanson her maid of honor with
Misses Evelyn Hopkins Helen Peterson Mary Louise Bader
and Mrs Leonard Berglund Marcene Benson) brides
maids Tapers win be lighted by Miss Marie Hazen younger
sister of the brideobe and Miss Doris Anderson cousin
of Mr. Richardson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Yearly College Faculty Event
Honors Dr.. and Mrs. Todd
Dinner Party thursday Evening at Lakewood Terrace
Is Festive Occasion; Prof Robbins Tossfmssier

Each spring faculty members at the College of Puget
Sound look forward eagerly 10 the banquet which tradition
ally honors President and Mrs Edward H. Todd and this
years dinner of the most charming ever given.
Attractive Lakewood Terrace the setting for the affair
on Thursday evening The smaller tables were grouped
about the head table with delicate paperwhe narcss being
used on each.
Prof Charles A. Robbins the POSTMASTER and those
giving toass Professor Lyle Shelmedine Mrs Lyle
Ford Drushel Prof Arthur Martin and Mr. Leo Frank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

Mr.. Henry mkrsmsssa win slnx
several <pFtsf nanh<rs. s<eem=
panied ~ Mss IasspA MeNsry
Mrs Byrun Fassmsn wiii rssv =
group % pssne ~s<stlens Altar
ihs ma@ssl part - ths program.
Mrs. Hayes yin - mswisesa ~
Ars ~ ~ Wnkinsoa. Nsssersl
Magazine chssfmsa Mrs.. Hayes
tepla vii - Trail lzlss<fs -
Democracy
Mrs. y. ~ China Wl!i - h
charge ~ the Decorating ssd MFs
Rsnksf. 20 f<tr~<hments Mr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Mrs. Whiisere 10 Entertain
Tahoms Club Members

Tab0ma club VIII meet with
Mrs. Horace Whitaefe. ssos No.
Monroe. Al 1 o'clock Monday for
the niub's annual luncheon. Mrs..
&. l. Greene ard Mrs " NJ Up
han viii give = surprise program.
=
wosoea Of the Moose sesing
eircie 14il meet st uss hams Of
Mrs. y. Thomas. 1s0s IA. b ".
Or FRIDAY. All members are urged
to be prsasst 70 eompisis plans
FOR bazaar snd dinner 70 be held
April ~ h Moose temple
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Receive Congratulations
On Birth OF DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Biseeglis
announce the birth Of daughter,
March IS, at St Josephs hos
pitsl The little girl. who has
been named Dorothy Josephine, Il
being welcomed by her grsndpsr-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Con-
stanu Of North Bay, Ont. and
Mr. and Mrs. August Biscegiia
OF this city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Bridal Shower Honors
Miss Esther Finley

A group Of business associates
Of Miss Esther Finley. bride to-bc
OF Mr. Lewis CrcllinR. honored
her AZ a miscellaneous shower on
Tuesday evening Al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ace Lewis.
For the late supper hour a lace
cloth vas used on the table with
a centerpiece Of daffodils
Miss Finley and Mr.. crelllng
have set April u as the date Of
their wedding.
Other guests at the party we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner coffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold swanke. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hirst, Mr. and
Mrs. Ace Lewis. Mas Ann Greco.
Mr.. John Tharp and Mr.. creiiinR
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ter and party, Mr.. l.. s. Dennison,
Aesxrs and Mesdsmes Herbert W.
Timbs. &. r. LangloW. H. = Weber.
Fred Lang. Miss Elizabeth Buch-
ko, hr. H. Arthur Neiman:
Messra. and Mesdames J. X Tlley
and party Charles Strive. Robert
Llnrothe. = Taloott and Mn. w.
Miller. Mr. and Mr. Edgar W.
Fritz. M. and Mrs. Sven Monk
Mr. o D. YouuEberg NJ. Robert
p. 8cence. Miss Anita james and
party. Miss Alice Bender. Mr. g.
II. pfaff party u SKI. Asssrs.
and Mechanics Quentin Bchfniit
Clarence Geinaleg. T. ". ErhaFt
George Piper. Miss Helen Norman.
and Afr. Charles McAlilln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter &. Kesaler
are entertaining ~ their apartment
a. the Broadmoor ~ a cocktail
party before the dance Guests
alll BE- Mes5rs ard Aeedamea Jay
G GaHa1a, Dale Iiab1N. r J. tie
ment. Hugo Peterson and cyTii
Martin. Seattle. Mas Zefah Nc
Kse. Miss Hazel Evan. Mr. 9. l..
Anderson and Mr. Melvin Black.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. afoNman
are entertaining ~ cocktail party
before the dance In the Pennington
apartments for ls guests. Tn0ss
who Wlil be present are Mr. and
Hra John q. Chapman NJ ard
MR.. O. a. Hoppe Judge aud Mr..
Joseph Mallory. Nlases Molly 10
Duncan Nell Mcdonald Hope Lar
eon. Portland 8ary Mcdonald
ard Me2ars Creighton Flynn, Law
renee AiN. A. X Werner and VIII
AN !. McDonsgn,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Alohans Make Plans
For Art Day"

-AFf dAY" VII . tnInyed ~
members q Ainhs club when tAsy
neet Ncaasy afteFneca 81 the
heme 81 Mrs Charles ". Ma=rn
Nrx ~. Welslan fascoe = chair
man n the des. and the terae 70
- discussed wfii - eeneeFnesi
~1th Eannrean art.
AZ the tea hour. Mr. Nsscn
9TH - assisted hy nFs Aheft
sutien Ard Ms. a. = Netsistrn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Day Nursery Club
Meets For Bridge
Mrs. Robert essdIe Enter
ssirs Members Thursday

Mrs. Robert eesdle Enter
ssins Members Thursday
Mrs. Robert Beadlc opened
her charming homo Thurs
day afternoon 10 members Of
the Tacoma Day Nursery
club. Luncheon at la;so
o'clock vas followed b. =
short business session. a pro.
gram and an afternoon Of
bridge. Mrs. Donald c. Craw.
forth, president, presided
over the meeting during
which tim 9 members were
urged 20 attend the benefit
dance March 80.
Assisting hostasses were Mss.
DANES Jane. nswson. W. n
Dickinson. Fred Msdssn. l. shank
I'm and Paul r Benson. Mrs
nesdle and Mrs. Edwin ciafk
presided over the iunohson Table
which was censsrsd by an ar
rangemsnt 81 dogwood and Wild
current. thanked BY tail green
iapcrn Luncheon WAS served In
tho lower dining roam which
ovsriooks the sunken garden and
pool. naffedlls we're used shout
tho rooms. adding 20 the charm
Of the spring decorations
Later. 20 tables Of bridge we're
In play Ia the library, Rad car
nations In . red bowi added 10
the sttrsetivensss Of the library
decorations Fsvos ~ bridge
went 70 Mrs. o. q. Button. Mrs
q. NJ Wood and Mrs. Frank
Aarris.
A short program YVES presented
Miss Claire Isroassoit. accom-
panied BY Mrs. Frank }, Nufdins.
sang several numbers and Mrs.
Clifford Jacob. played group
~ piano number. Mrs. l. "
Wing. president Of tho Day Muir
sery board, gave = short talk on
the Day Nursery and asked msm-
bars 10 make plans for q book
shower for children Of The Nursery
whose ages range from 2 10
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Keaior Chapter 10 Dance
All Lakewood

Ksator chapter. DsAolay for
Boys. will be one ~ many groups
eiimaxinE the anngsl dsffcdil fss-
tiysi. their dance being held On
Saturday 81 Laks wood center
from ? until ~ O'Clock Mr. Dale
gnodFrsss vii be the general
chairman ard slii bs assisted ~
Neaara Francis HfhsRan. pub
lefty. Doasld clark tickets. Mar
ven Beaify and Fred Messli. or
ehsstla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
More Reservations
Made for Opera
sesrss WIN Asssnj I've
Sen csslos produ<sIers

A tho "opera nights a
the San Carlo up~ra company
apprench. ever Increasing
lixEs Of pesruns arn bein1
added 10 tho hundreds a.
ready having tickets for one
NJ both evenings. II Tmvn-
tnrer win h presented Mor-
day night and "Fnust" o.
Tuesday. Roth evenings win
include the popular halIst q
the company.
Aiditlaesi reservations Iaeia<e
shc>~ u Dr. AMI Mr. nen)&azla
Terry. N sna Mrs Wiliiem ~.
s'Fv~fy. Mr.. W n ffsineft.
calansl and Ma charI~s neytea.
Malos md kfFs +. 4. Mrf'erren.
MA. !. Arthur TlsemJmen ~. ~
Mrs. fl>ovns =. FIshh41xpe.
sui ath<ss VIA viii - II n
saaisres ere ~ ana Mrs.. 5nhn
4 Anaers~r fsrsn 1iYmrt&. ~.
,. G. nennstt nr ~e4 Mn y.
isleelcw frem s1tymrsn IL ne<.
and Msn. Carl Nyasll, Mrs. usnsell
1rses. NJ 50 nfA q. 4. cur
nInxhssr frum olymp1e. ~. ba1
Mrs ~ A. NssssA Ms y =.
ccfvts and ~ and Ass 4. y
uinhisoas
others srs Mrs.. Elmer tlsya~s
and party 81 eight. Mrs.. ~ +.
sissasn fsem ruyzllup. Mi~s ksfh-
Fyn tiusenef and party. y q MI.
Lon ard party. Mrs. Mildred
feonsm. Mlss fshsfiatfe rxteee
and sss<sts. Miss AlIss Hefthets#n
and party. Miss Phyllis uneee
and r. q. fsssinatan and party.
EtiIi ethers sfs NJ. snd MrA
Les Nsret. NJ and tfrs. rvius
fssspes~tti. Mrs.. q. 4. noes>s ea1
party ~ fIss. Mrs WARES r1m~
liasnn. MK Mans Behmlat frum
ehslfau. Mrs.. slsndin& f<a1 frura
n1kyiii<. ~. ami Mrs. Nufsts fxirs
hanks, Mrs.. TteesFs t~& sei party
n four. Mrs. 0estsuds Smith. Ma
Dorothy Hmlth ssa Miss tseesa
Mcqueen.
Aiso planning 70 sstsn9 ~ ~.
and Mrs.. W. \. nsx;fse. ~ md
MFs. allure afrufuhNFr, Ml1e Nary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

BRYANT fs~~ehsoi n sppnsof.
Ing . dance Saturday At Lark
hall. 81 sth and Andsfson Streets.
There @fli he dancing from Gao
10 "a 30 p. m. Mrs. Edward
Dolsn IL general ohslFaan ard Will
bs assisted by Mrs hsansth John
son. Mrs. G. Smith and Mrs. ".
f,oss Tbsrs sill be sessFai mas.
city numbers and mssabsfs ard
friends ~ ghs association are leok.
ing forward 10 an sysnlnE a fs1n.
Reservations and tickets may b.
had ~ calling Mrs. pslsn 81 hstn
3s<5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
National PIT. A. Officer
To Be Guest at Tea Here

Local Council se Entertain Mn. John Hayes ~ psviy
Monday Afternoon n 7. W. c. 4. ckbrssms
Mrs John Hayes. first wee president Of the National
Congress IL Parents and Teachers win be the honorsd guest
Of tho Tacoma council Of Parent Teacher associations 4
tea 70 h Monday afternoon II the r. W. c A. IRON
: until $50 o'cloek.
Mira l. 4 isaaes fourth vice president Of The WASHING.
ton Congress Of Parents and Teachers !. the chairman g
the afternoon ard WI be assisted by he ether state chair
men in Tacoma Mrs H. J. Rlnker. Mrs Frank Perry. Nrn
Herman Norifors and Mrs T. J. rcxrrc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

The evenings program included
soprano solos by Mrs. Charles T.
Battin. accompanied by Mrs. Ray
mond Powell, willamette" by Eva
Dell Acqus and In a March
Night" by w. Taubert: Miss
Martha Pearl Jones in a reading.
"old Sweetheart OF Nine by
James whitcomb Riley; and Mr.
Erik J. F. Koker. accompanied by
Mr.. Leonard Jacobsen, in violin
numbers including the second
movement Of the Wieniawski Con-
certo in ID Minor. and Pale Moon.
by Logan. in a Fritz Kreisler ar
rangement.
Members Of the committee ar
ranging the dinner were Mrs.
Julius Jaeger. Miss Blanche Stew.
ems and Mrs. Christine Miller.
Guests included In addition 10
DR. and Mrs. Todd. Miss Florence
Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Frank.
Mr.. E. T. Short, Mr.. Erik J. F.
koker. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d.
Sinclair. Miss Katherine Hoffman,
Miss Martha Pearl Jones, Mrs.
Edna Warren Cheney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.
Hite, Miss Lucille Meredith, Mr..
and Mrs phiIin phehlandt Miss
Linda Van Norden, Mr.. Paul r.
Fossnm. Mrs. Lyle F. Drushell.
Mrs. ID. d. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs.
John REGISTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Powell, Mr.. George Reagan,
Miss Helen Stalwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith,
Miss Susan Watt, Miss Helen
Lewis, Senator Walter S. Davis.
Mr.. Paul Means. Mr.. Ellery
Capen, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius p
Jaeger. Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Seward,
Mr.. Lyle Shelmadine. Miss Blanche
Stevens, Mrs. Warren Perry. Miss
Grace Johnson, Mr.. Leonard Jacob
sen. Mrs. Carol Angst, Mr. Melvin
Koler, Mr.. James Slater, Mrs. John
Paul Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. shinn,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Robbins. Mr.
and Mrs. John Robinson, Mr. c. o.
Chapman, Mr.. Marvin Schaeffer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
[. D. R, 10 Entertain

Friday evening at s o'clock the
senior Lutheran Daughters Of the
Reformation of Central Lutheran
church will be hostesses to men,
bers of the congregation and
friends in the church parlors. Dur
ing the evening they will present
play, entitled BE Little
Cuckoo" with members of the
Sr. l.. d. r. taking part. Refresh
ments and a social hour will fol-
low. Miss Helen ostberg, presi-
dent Of the group, extends an in
vitation to members and friends
Of the church to be present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

thinker wsIi be sssisssa ~ Mrs
Lee Young and Mira Perry. The
thres directors ard thslF assist
snt. viii preside u the Tee tsnle
Mrs. John Lemon and Mrs. ~ G
raleonsr. Mrs. Arthur Hsneen ard
Mrs. Russeli Baker. Mrs. -. =
Nicola and Mrs, Harry ursennp.
Mrs. Hayes bnms u IN Twin
vslls, Ida. she was formerly
state president u the PIT. A, IN
Idaho and prsnr 10 that very sa-
tive In Colorado. Hhs 10 . writer
81 note and member a ths
National Drama League. while
In Tacoma Mr. and Mrs Hayes
win hs quests Of Mr., and Mrs
Wilkinson.
TUESDAY
AIicn &. Msssa TT, a. Il span
sorlng a cooking eisss In ishcdss
Brothers fourth flaor dsmnnstfa-
slnn roam on Tuesday ~ 7 D, M
There wIIl be no charge but tbs
association musl have % present.
All foods prepared IN The altar
mon will 10 given ~ doof rFlses
Furthsr Information may b. had
by phonlng Mfs. . u. Mshnxkl.
rr. 7Tos.n OF Mrs W. W. hoyiss.
~. efzz.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-26
He Wanted To Talk,
But Started Cutting
His Estranged Spouse

A search by police for Carl
Smith. was started by police Fri
day after he had been accused nv
his wife, Mrs. Blanche Smith. q.
BIB Beauhien Of stahhing her
during an alteration
Mrs Smith told police that she
and her husband had been separat-
ed and that he visited her Friday.
declaring that he had come TO talk
10 her about reconciliation. But.
withou' warning. Mrs. Smith said
her husband began cutting her. in
fliciing a W ound in the right shout
der and another In the stomach.
She was taken To Receiving hos
pitsl by Napoleon Mitchell. 45o3
Mckinley. and Charles Basenganc.
22S9 superior. Her condition was
serious.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-26
Newspaper Folk On
Lunch Club Program
OF Trade Association

The session OF the Booker T.
Washington Trade associations
MONDAY Luncheon club was fea-
fured Wednesday by program
presented by The Detroit Tribune,
The Voice OF Negro Business. The
Michigan Chronicle and the Local
edition Of The Pittsburgh Courier.
The attendance was large and the
program interesting.
The program was highlighied by
talks on Negro newspaper activities.
delivered by Mrs. Malloy. Ulysses
W. Boykin. John Williams and Will
liam Sherrell all Of whom gave
some interesting and valuable in
formation and urged closer coop
peration between business men and
newspapers Of the race.
Among the prominent visitors
present were Judge Ernest
ORricn Attorney Lloyd LOOMS
and others. who made timely com
ments on the fine work done by
Negro newsnaners
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-26
Communist
Leader Here
To Speak At
Masonic Temple

James Ford. vice-p presidential
candidate OF the Communist Party
OF the L. s. A. and internationally
known Negro leader will speak in
Detroit. Thursday Oct. 81. AZ the
Masonic Temple. 639 Livingstone.
at y. m
Mr.. Ford Will discuss the Negro
people and the 1910 Election He
will be completing the hnal swing
OF national tour hat took him in
TO more than - states. Long known
as the outstanding leader among
the negro people IN the fight against
lynching and the vicious poll tax
Of the south, Ford in his southern
trip. attracted large audiences IN
practically all southern states,
whore he vigorously called upon
the Negro and white workers and
farmers 10 rally a largo Communists
vote as their expression against
lynchlne. discrimination and the
American poll tax.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-26
Aonzo Thomas On Trial For Fatal Stabbng OF Roy Hame
Diggs And Craigen Touring The
State For The Democratic Candidates

Senator Charles C.. Diggs and At
torney Joseph A. Craigen made a
tour Of several up state cities over
the weekend in behalf Of the can
didacy Of Franklin u. Roosevelt for
president. hurry n. Van Wagner
for governor. and the other DEM
ocra'ic candidates. They visited the
cities Of Benton Harhor, kalama-
ZOO. Battle Greek. Jackson and
vicksburg. at which latter town
Senator Digs addressed an en-
tireN white audience. Inspection OF
the political work being done for
the candidates in the Counties on
Cass. Berrian and Kalamazoo was
also made. Al the BENTON Harhor
meeting. Rev. +. b Williams for
merly Of Benton Harhor and INV
az Ba tie creek participated a. one
of the speakers
On Saturday. Digs and Craigcn
were Joined by Rev. c. CRANE uf
Idiewild and Justice OF Peace White
OF Lake County Reports from the
Tppcr Peninsula by these two
gentlemen indicate a favorable vote
for the Democratic ticket
On sunday, The Negro minister,
of Ka!amazoo opened the doors Of
their churches so that the en'rur-
age could deliver lectures from
their pulpi's senator Digs spoke
at the First Baptist church in Kali
amazoo. Attorney Craigcn spoke az
the SECOND Baptist church. and the
Rev. Mr.. CRANE spoke al the AME
church which he formerly pas o.
ed
Negro leaders in these various