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Evening star., 1940-10-26
Israel &. NJ. f.

A sunrise service will be held at
6 am; II am, the Rev. j. M. Reed,
national evangelist, will preach on
The Kingdom of God in the
World; $50 pm, the members Will
worship with the Lane c. M, E.
Church; 7:30 pm, the Rev. Mr
Reed will preach.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Fifteenth Street (ColoredD

Preparing the Young for Life" is
the subject of Dr. Haley B. Taylor
at IL a m. The choir will render
music for the service. At 6 pm. a
know W-your-hymnal sing will be con-
Quoted by the Organ and Music
Committees.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
I0hn WeSlev A NJ z Y
Netropolitan Wesley A. NJ. F. 2.

The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on the One tenth More"
at II am. The senior choir will
provide the music At $50 pm. the
Rev. R. A. Washington will preach.
The Lane Memorial Chorus will sing.
At pm the trustees will present
the Washington Baptist Seminary
In sermonettes and songs
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Sherwood.

The Average Man will be the
subject of the Rev. Richard Mussen
tomorrow at $50 and II m At 8
pm. his subject will be "Unan-
SWered."
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Howard University.

The speaker for the all-reHgious
service in Andrew Rankin Memorial
Chapel tomorrow at II am will be
DR.. Albert w. Beaven, president of
Colgate Divinity School
at Rochester, N. Y. Music will be
furnished by the university choir.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Divine Service.

The Rev. G. L. Patch will give
the divine science meaning of The
Majesty of Calmness" in a lesson
sermon tomorrow at II am. at the
Grafton Hotel On Thursday at
pm. there is given "Short Lessons
in Divine Science" The public is
invited.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Other Services
Memorial United Brethren.

Tomorrow is family loyalty to
the church day." with DR.. Simpson
B. Daugherty preaching at II am.
on "Venturing for Victory" and at
pm. on "Hezekiah-Great Presi-
dent" He will also speak to the
Fultz-Crescent Brotherhood Glass at
9:4O am. The Junior church as
sembles at II am. and the accredit-
ed leadership training school will
open at pm, with four classes
studying the following courses: MY
Life" Grace Lowell teacher; my
Bible" DR.. Daugherty teacher;
My Church" Anna Widmyer
teacher. and How to Teach" Mil
dred Garland teacher. The school
will De open six Sunday nights. Be-
ginning November there will be
two morning services at 8:45 and II.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Lewis Memorial.

At the morning service the Rev,
John A. Trader will preach a re-
quest sermon on His Coming and
His Judgment" Masonic night will
be celebrated in the evening. The
Masonic lodges have been invited.
The sermon subject will be Can
We Preserve the American Way?"
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Methodist
81 paul

Youth Sunday will be observed.
At IL I'M. DR.. Chesteen Smith will
be the guest speaker and will have
as his topic Training for Christian
Tasks" The young people are spon-
soring.
Robert S. Leonard, probation off,
Ger of the District of Columbia
Juvenile Court, will speak at pm.
The Young Adult Group will be in
charge.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Continued From Page abb

The two delegates to the Omaha
convention. A. NJ Cooper and J.
H. Gross. will give brief reports.
There will be special music. At
$50 pm. is Luther League. On
Wednesday, 8 pm, the quarterly
meeting Of the Sunday School As
scCiation will be held.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
White Cross.

The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services at 1910 Ontario
place NV, Sunday at II am. The
Rev. Jane B. Coates will speak on
THE Invisible Dictaphone, fol-
lowed by a healing and message
service. On Wednesday at 8 pm.
healing prayer and message service.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Cleveland Park Community.

At II a m. the Rev. Paul w. Yinger
will give the second in a series OF
sermons on the parallels. His topic
will be The Kingdom Is Like -
Music will be furnished by the choir
The young people will join with
the other Congregational young peo-
pie in rally at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, at $50 pm
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Campbell A. NJ. l..

At II am, sermon by DR.. l.. n.
Hemingway, secretary of the church
extension department; $3.50 pm.
sermon, the Rev Leo Pottinger OF
Bethel Church, Ardmore, Pa, &C
companied by his choir and con-
eregation; 8 pm, musical and
literary program.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Westminster Memorial.

The Rev. Harry V. Porter will
preach tomorrow on Forward With
God"
Evening star., 1940-10-26
GCrSuch.

The church will observe mission
ary Sunday tomorrow both in Sun
Gay school and church. The Rev.
Mr.. Scholl will preach at II am. on
The Cost of a New World" There
Will be an evangelistic song service
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-10-26

HernnOn.

DR.. George S. Duncan has for the
subject at II am. The Message OF
Autumn"
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Calhraith A. NJ, +. Zion.

DR. James Lucius White will
preach at II am. on DO This in
Remembrance of Me- and aomln-
ister holv communion. The choir
Evening star., 1940-10-26

Theos0phical Society.
Miss Fleurette Joffrie. coloratura
soprano. will dedicate her voice to
Evening star., 1940-10-26

ent, presiding. On Thursday at 8
pm. the pastor will lead the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Ghrtstahrlpl1ian
Christadelphian Chapel

132 Webster st. NV; S. s., 1000 I'm.
Preaching, 11:15 am. Public Invited.
THE WASHINGTON ECCLEsIA.
S. S. 1000 m. Service, 11:0O am.
SO8 Eye St. NV. Public 1nvited.s
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
HABLO ANTE
Ell CONSEJO SUPREME
DEL SOVIET

Moscu, agosto 1.-Ante ell Su
promo Consejo del Soviet, ell pfi
mer ministro Molotoff pronuI-
clio hoy un discourse anuncianoo
la incorporation al Soviet de
.iLatvia, Estonia, Lituania y la
provincial de Besarabia, que per
tenecfa a Rumania.
Asegur6 Ell primer ministro
que las relaciones entire Alema-
MIA y Russia son ahora mejoras
que nurca.
''Rusia no toma parte en- la
guerra" ESpera Molotoff la in
tensificaci6n de la guerra entire
Alemania e Italia, por una par
te, e Inglaterra, ayudada por E.
.Unidos, de la otra,
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

Los campos de RuDnania y de
Hungrfa son muy fertiles, pero
cuentan con muy pocos labrado
res, pues estos son reservistas
que fueron llamados al servicio
active, y en- vez de producer, con
sumen.
Seg1n escriben los 'expertos'
en- estos asuntos, la Russia id
mas ha producido para cubr.r
sus prOpias necesidades en- los
campos de Alemania Sc asega-
ra que ell invierno pasado fue de
v~astador, sumandose a clio la
desorganizaci6n en- las STEM
bras de otofo y primavera, y
hay que agregar los milIones de
hombres en- armas, que consu :
men y consumer, sin producer
para reponer,
FL espectro del hambre Sc
cierne sobre Europa. Las cose-
chas, este aho, parece que seran
las mas pobres que Sc han como
cido. Hambre Ell tercer jinete
del APOCALYPSE.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
~MEDITANDo
Y DEDUCIENDo

No ha muchos dias, las mott
cias de la desangrada Europa
nos informaban de que los 60
bernantes del IMPERIO CD
ROMANO habia ordenado otro
dfa de abstinencia de carnes. Els
to indica la condicion de la des-
pensa de Italia,
Segdn las estadfsticas Gomez
ciales, Italia siempre ha sido
una importadcra de alimentos
y hoy esas importaciones Sc ven
grandemente disminuldas por
Ell bloqueo de sus mas importan
tes puertos, Y sumando a este
los millones de hombres arma-
dos que devoran las reservas de
alimentos.
Dijo Ell expresidente Hoover,
perito en- la materia, "la alimen
taci6n de las poblaciones no pue
de hacerse por carload privada.'
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

"En la otra guerra, la alimen
taci6n de la pobiaci6n de Belgl-
ca solamente costaba la respeta
BILE suma de 25, OO0,OO de d6la-
res al mes"
Puede imaginarse ell lector Ell
estado en- que sc encontraran
hoy, sin un auxilio organizado
como en- la pasada guerra.
ISoiamente es Belgica la que
Sc halla en- tan triste estado de
carestia de alimentoS?
No, no es ella sols Ia que Sc
enfrenta con esa pavorosa ame-
naza del hombre.
Ali esta Noruega, donde va
Sc ha declarado que existe ca :
rencia de harina de trigo, azflr
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
C-ONFERENCIO Ell PRESI-
DENTE ROOSEVELT CON
WEILES, STARK Y MAR
A

Washington, agosto lei
presidents Roosevelt celebro
hoy una conferencia secreta CON
ell subsecretario de Estado Wei
les, ell almirante Stark, ell gene
raj Marshall y otras personals.
Dlcese que la conferencia tiene
relaci6n con la actitud- futura
de Estados Unidos en- cuanto a
las posesiones que varios paises
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
D1voRc1os

Decretos: Opal Tubbs contra
Albion A. Tubbs; w. G. Routh
contra Odessa S. Routh; Lillian
Hurst contra Roy Hurst.
Nuevas demands: Velma Lee
Sims contra Dayton A. Sims /;
Barbara st. John contra Irving
st. John; Eileen S. McDorman
contra Francis L. Med ormand ;
Harold F. Reiman contra Lucil
lie Reiman; Lawrence L. Bates
contra Thelma Grace Bates.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
CAYO UN RAYO EN- Ell DO
MICILIO DEL SIR. CLIFFORD

Como a las z de la manana
de hoy cay6 un rayo en- Ell domi
clio del conocido ciudadano H.
NJ. Clifford, 2911 Terrace Drive.
Ell rayo cay6 en- ell sitio dom
de csc ciudadaDo acostumbra a
leer, en- horas de la manana.
La descarga electrical ocasio-
no algunos dafos en- la sala de
sol. Clifford Sc hallaba en- ell pi-
so alto y su esposa err la cocina,
cuando Sc sinti6 la detonaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
Cont Spread Your Gold Cough
Get keathO- MEEs.9p

ing highest grade beechwood creo
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia 6g syrtp g,y>s a;ho.
Mulsi0r 2 taste the whole family
will, like. II clirgs to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients ac' faster, better. AID
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance at church Is neces.
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger tire eo.gre~atlcn with q
cold cough wkea Nentho-Mulsion Is
SO inexpensive and easy to ebtain'"
Msntho-Muls,on Is endorsed BY
your n~cielb0rs ard guaranteed by
le~dirg dec" "a 'he@e.-adv.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

de Europa tienen en- este cont-
nentc. La conferencia &c "a Ia
nana aproD6 la proposition de
tRstadoA Unidos en- cuarlto al es
tablecimN rto de "apoderados'
para cue n caDdNen de manos
las islas qus 1~nglaterra, Fran :
cia y Holanda dominan en- la
America.
La Comisi6n de Asuntos Ban
carlos del Senado aprob6 hoy
un credito de $500, 900, 900 pa
ra ayudar a resolver los probe
mas acon6micos que en- la Ame-
RIGA puedan presentarse. Hizo
oposici6n a Ia MEDIA Ell Sana :
dor Taft, del Estado de Ohio.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
Sc APODERA DE
LAS ~PROPIEDADES DE RI
CAS- FAMILIAS HEBREAS

Paris, agosto 1.-Por la via
de Berlin anuncia ell regimen de
Petain que ha ordenado la COLI
fiscaci6n de las propiedades del
baf3uero Mauricio Rotschild y
de otros ricos ciudadanos he
breos. incluyendo a Harry Ma
yer, Raul Buchard, M. Solens-
XII. Luis Rosengart, Eduardo Je-
noce y otros.
Entire los perjudicadOs por
la orden figuran prominentes
industriales, bmanqueros y pc
riodistas. Cita como excuse Ell
gobierno que cast todos esos in
dividuos Sc marcharon del pals
sin pedir permiso.
Rofhschild Sc encuentra en-
los Estados Unidos, a donde lie
90 recientemente con joyas va
luadas en- an million de d6lares.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
Nohn r. funis

En- 1850 stGiA irm6N d.
creto Organizandd ? eduN2.dn
ffsic1 en- toda la RNa son 1.
ca. Fueron cbolidos lo~ a.
crganiza Jones dsportivaS Sri-
vados y to1a clase de ejercicios
atleticos fueron colocados en- ma
nos del Estado. Fl Co1ejo dc
EducaciOn Fisi.a que Ggobsrna
Ell sport actualpente esta com :
puesto de oohenta miembros, in
cluso algunos de los mas impor-
tantes lfderes del PaNido Conn
nisSa. Sc reune una vsz al mes
para discutir ell curse de accim
4 seg1ir. Ell coltroIAsta dezcen
tral'z2do por maY de comitas
cue dirigen port en- los sid
dicatos de tn bjadores, las CO.
operatives de campesinos, ell /
jercito y la GPU. Los sub-com;-
ties comprenden desde a3uellos
que tienen autoridad sobre 81
deporte local en- cada rapiblica
'hasts los comites deportivos de
|eada fabrica que son alegidos
por los obreros mismos.
Hay unos 100000 aHetas en-
leningrado solo, entire clos o.
No0 que en- 1884 habian uasado
Ia prueba "P. T. D."-Listo pa
ra Trabajo Y Defensa" -equiya
!e a una espscie de p~entathIoa
Esta alberta a cualquier ciuda-
danO de cualquier edad 0 sexo:
los cue Ia pasan obtienen IN gra
do cue es un honor, y que biea
puede considerarse como tai.
La idea fue concebida en- 1880 v
Sc ha desarrollado con tanto ext
to que hasta ell presente cast
100000 de rusos han pasado
la prueba,
La "P. T. D." mas que naGa
demuestra hasta d6nde ha mill
tarizado la U. R. S. S. Ell sport.
La prueba incluye desde luego
las clasicas carreras, saltos CO.
rrientes, salto de garrocha, etc.
usuales, todaS las cuales han de
realizarse dentro de ciertas no.
mas para obtener Ell dtlToma.
Por epemulo, la carrera de 100
metros tiere que scr hecha en-
IL segundos. Pruebese ESQ Y Sc
vera 10 facIl que es correr 100
yardas a raz6n de 8 yardas por
sagundo! Pero hay otros requi-
sitos a1n mas dificiles. Hay que
a%rrojar una granada dc
.ano a 35 metros de distancia |
e1t uiar diez kilometres; nadar
so metros portando un fusil; an
dar un kil6metro con una mas
cara de gas puesta; montar a
cahallo; tirar al blanco, leer un
mapa y prestar ayuda de emer-
geneia en- case de academies. To
do muy deportivo. Los que obtie
nen calificaciones atlas son 9.
corps d'elite del sport russo. Sue
le enviarseles a una de las CO.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

A cold cough seriously endangers
gu, your family, and your business
s~snciates, illness from colds and
corchs causes more loss of time
than al other diseases combined,
II YOU have a cough due TO a cold,
ret MentAo-Mulslon, tie guaran-
teed medioiis, today. ii Mentho-
Mulsion fails to sop your eoughil
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold coagh quicker than
ny mei.dEa you ever tried, ess
or your money BE- K,
Mentho Mulslon is more than an
lr6.lery medicine, II contains Wis.
miis A and d to build youi e5ld
resistance, and sevqn soothing
tealinR oils and ~u~ruclts. inclld-
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para la tarde de
hoy y mahana. Lluvias ocasio-
males y vientos moderados. Ma
xima temperature aver, SO gra
dos; minima, 70.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

bur" est6 leto para salff = va
&c ercuentr! |: su bordo TODD Ell
oquipaje del Suque y la duquesa
de Windsor. Ia bora de partida
no Sc anunciSra y creese que el
barso zarpara en- horas de la
noche.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

Uno que Sc Marcia sacrifiea una
cas- que vale $4,000. en- Nebraska,
porS4,000. Mi pesos al contadO y Ell
resto a plazos. Cuatro habitaciones
de dormir, sala de sol, cocina, coche-
ra, d~ecorado, techo de piEarra.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
LOS DIcTADORES FL SPORT
Foreign Affairs''

ncsi1ss e.cre,a &c a%ntrana.
miertc stl6icc de M.scd o L..
ningredo, don6e puede or; &
les conwerta en- campeones con
el objeto de edificar Y ejshpS.
rizar a las masas zen Rusia9h IA
hay prcfe;ionali:mo dsnsrtival
o pueden llegar p ser insfNRto-
reside cultVrS>r'ca en- las ee
cuelas, las fabricas 0 Ell ejsrcito|
Mussolini dasde e.. princi9
supo apreciar u importanaA
del atletismo como me5io II
moldear a la juventud de Italia
en- la tradition fascista Y en- lo
prop6s;tos fascistas. Con Ell II
jemplo sovi6tico ante 81 vic bin
ronto cue podia suti'izarse 81
sport para mill 5arizar a la ma :
ciNp; vic tamb:5n que era posi-
bic if mas leios que la Ru-
STA sovietica.
MSssolini tenia ante 81, claro
esta, una tarea mas f&cil que Ia
de Stain, porque mientras que
ell lider Svi6 leo estaba obliga-
do a educaf 4 las masas en- ell
atletismo, II Duce trataba con
una naci6n que va saba mucho
de deportes. Poruue a pesar de
Ia propaganda tendiente a de :
mostrar que antes de la guerra
no sc conOcia 81 sport en- la pc
~nfnsula, los deporteS italianos
no datan en- modo alguno de Ia
Marcia sobre Roma. Habfa de-
portes Y organizaciones dapor-
twas en- Italia mucho antes del
fascismo.
La competencia exterior 70
ha sido permitida nunca por las
autoridades sovieticas, y de aquf
que los atletas sovieticoS no ha
yam tenido la oportunidad de
medir su habilidad con extran :
jeros. Mussolini concibi6 la idea
de poner a los atletas a traba-
Jar al servicio de la naci6n v de
"a iGeclogfa fascista hacienda
les tomar parte en- las compe-
tencias internacionales. Las jus
tes con atletas de otras tierras
harse tornado un arma podero-
a al servicio de II Duce, v asf
ONO los graduates de colegios
Ne0uehos de los Estados Unidos
~eciben una satisfaction pers-
nal cuando 81 team de foot
ball derrota a los once de una
'lnivsrsidad grande. asi la VIC
toria de Italia sObre atletas de
tierras extranieras deviene IN
emphasize embarrado abundante
mente sobre 81 ego nacional por
Mussolini. I'm triunfo italiano
en- football, 0iclismO, tennis, o
cualquier otro sport, particular
mente 81 es sobre rivales como
los franceses, es llevado Y trail
do en- extensa propaganda eseri
ia y hablada Y presentado como
prue5a positiva de la superiori-
dad de la raza y sus principles
de %gobiernO. En- suma, Sc graba
en- la conciencia del atleta tia
liano que eel representa- no a ST
nismo solo sine a toda la naci6n
en- una lucha por la existencia
de la cultura nacional."
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
MATRIMONIOS

Dominica S. Maggie, 81, y Ii
Ii r. Bondi, 10; George 2.
Scroggins, 80, y Matilde Pres :
ton, 40; Raymond Baker 80, y
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

Cinco casas en- Ybor, de esquina, /
de 2 pises. Cuatro de un piso. TOdas
en- buenas condolences, con aceras.
Alquiler de $s5 por mes. Precio de
venta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
4. %Insr AZ; Abran Hay, So,

Y Luisa Niley, 52; John Tho
mas MADDEN, jr., "a, 2 Marjorie
Mckay, 81; Joel William Kel
.ly, q, y Maria Elizabeth Moo
huysen, 10.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

car = = 5 btrcs art'crloa de
2 ImentS Re ing MIS- conf
nos, II Ea nos aTisa que Ell
RENO d1 hamarca tiene arrui
nadas ndustrias leJaeras Y
porcinf d matanza de cerdos
has SID temenda Y ell ganado
vaeu1 Estde condenado a peye-
Ger gfalta de forraje.
Aayor parte de csc fora
je $iempre estuvo depandiendo
de- las importaciones de otros
paises.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

Casa de dos pisos en- TaliafeFro 8
cuartos, sala, cocina, BANJO, arboles
frutales. 75x125 $1,000. $3.50 al con-
tado y Is meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01
Venta de Propiedades

Dos locales para establecimientos
y una casa de vivienda cSn 8 ~cuartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $2,750. Una ter
cera al contado v Ell resto a plazos
faciles.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

Una casa con 4 apartamentos. Al
quiler de $32.50 al met. Precio de
venta 1900. $3.50 al contado y sl res
to c6modamente.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

Cerca del parque Robes, dos casas,
de estuco, de dos apartamentos cada
una. Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio $2,250.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

Casa pequefa, dos cuartos de DOR
mir, Tampa cerca &c Columbus DR.
$500. $3.50 al contado y $40 al mes.
La gaceta., 1940-08-01

Tenemos para Ia venta FincaS, Bo-
degas, Gasolineras y 10 que listed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
n. L. DahIs Entertains
Youno People

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Dahl OF
Falkland opened their house
Thursday evening to host of
young people. The evening was
spent in stunts and games with
honors going to Misses Mildred
Knudtson and Virginia Davis and
Mesdames Stanley Dahl and Dan
Tel Flotre. Following the serving
of refreshments, progressive rock
was played.
Those present were Misses Eliz-
abeth Stuen, Babette and Patsy
Brottem, Mary Louise and Pris-
ella Preus, Barbara Xavier, Alice
Ford, Mildred Knudtson, Alice
Doe, Anna Olson, Virginia Davis,
Avis Hovland, Alma Stolee. Betty
Svare and Elizabeth Dahl.
Messrs. Gerhart Svare, Jesse,
Merle and Raymond Pflueger,
John and Marcus Stuen, John
Brottem, Paul and Edgar Larson,
Paul Preus, Bud Lehman, Henry
Olson, Orville Storaasli, George
Davis. Orwell Dahl, II. L. Dahl,
IT., Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dahl,
Mrs. Daniel Flotre and Mrs. Elsa
Nommson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Annual Meeting 70 Be
Held "Wednesday

The annual dinner and congre-
gational meeting of the First Chris
tian church will be held Wednes-
day evening In the church dining
room. Members Of the womens
council will serve a turkey dinner
at $50. This viii be followed by
a program which will include spe-
cisl music. congregational singing
and a pageant showing the high
lights Of the year. written and d.
reted by Mrs. Marvin sehafer.
DR.. William Ely. chairman OF the
board, will preside over the bust
ness session. which will include re-
ports covering the activities Of
the year. election OF officers and
presentation Of plans for the new
year. Reports from all depart
ments Of the church, along with
the membership roll, viii be print
ed in a yearbook which viii be
distributed 10 the membership at
this meeting. Rev. Carl A John
son. pastor, will close the service
with a short address.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
United Quietly
At Holy Rosary
Miss Wolf and Mr.. Eager
Exchange Wedding Vows
Al Morning Ceremony

In a quiet morning cere-
mony performed at $50
o'clock in Holy Cross church
Saturday, Miss Frances Wolf,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry r. Wolf of Seattle, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Steven
Eager of Seattle, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Eager of Ros-
Ign, formerly of Tacoma.
The Rev. Martin Duggan
read the nuptial mass which
was followed by a wedding
breakfast at the home of Mrs.
Vincent Lucich, a cousin of
the bridegroom.
After the breakfast the young
couple left for Seattle, where a
reception was held in the evening
at the home of the brides parents.
For her wedding the bride chose
q gown of white taffeta with a
finger-tip length veil which fell
from a coronet. The gown was
made attractively with a bolero
jacket. She carried gardenias in
her bridal bouquet from which
were ribbon showers.
> Miss Rita Givulinovich, the
brides only attendant, wore deep
green taffeta, also made with
bolero, and her flowers were roses.
Mr.. Alex M. Ostrich was best
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Past Advisors
Make Plan.
Mrs. Edward Sehelbel Ia
Entertain Group Thurs
day Evening

Mrs. Edward Scheibel will
entertain the past worthy adj
visers of Tacoma assembly,
No. 2, Order Of Rainbow for
Girls, when they meet for
their monthly session at 8
o'clock Thursday evening.
Miss Vera Bradbury. president
of the club, announces that
plans for the coming year will
be discussed during the eve
ming.
Arrangements VIII also be made
for the initiation OF Miss Barbara
Tissot into the Club at the Febru-
airy meeting. Miss Tissot In the
retiring worthy adviser Of Tacoma
assembly.
During the evening a buffet
supper will be served with decora-
lions in keeping with the welcom-
ing of the new year.
Members OF the Club are Mes
danes Ralph Meeker. Edward
Kenrick. Ray Wall. Malcolm Eng
strom, Harry Baker. Richard Win
gard, Edward scheibel. John Pau
Xix, and Misses Vera Bradbury.
Maxine sohroedel. Emile Nofke.
Edith Moore, Caroline Davis. Betty
Boucher. Lillian Hendrickson,
Marie Mulligan and Ruth Drowley.
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Mrs. Cooper TO Entertain
Reflection Garden Club

Mrs. William Cooper will open
her home at 4605 so. Yakima ave.
Thursday afternoon TO members Of
Reflection Garden club for their
regular meeting. Mrs. Inar Ny
holm will preside over the 1880
o'clock business session.
The afternoons program will in
clude a report on an article Vita
min B-1. New Method of Growing. ="
to be given by Mrs. Freda Conner,
and a talk on Rose Culture and
Care" by w. c. Thompson Of the
Puget Sound nursery. The after
noon will close with the exchang-
ing Of perennials.
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Executive Board
Will Meet
Tacoma w o m q MS Club
Schedules Departmental
Meetings for Friday

Members of the Tacoma
Woman's club have set Jan. a
as the date for their monthly
executive board meeting. Mrs.
Ethel NJ. Dunseath will pre-
side over the 10 o'clock morn
ing session.
The Better English class Of the
Educational department OF the
Woman's club will meet at 10
o'clock Friday morning. with Mrs.
r. G. Anderson. department chair
man, as leader.
The Garden department of the
organization will meet at l2:45
o'clock the same day under the
leadership Of Mrs. Berry sugg.
Guest speaker Of the afternoon Will
be Mrs. Charles johnson, who will
speak on "Rhododendrens."