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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
PLAYER Breaks Leg

Sliding into second base for
score his team didn't need. Virgil
Gipson, IS, 2707 So. G st,
sustained a broken right leg Mon
day night. The accident occurred
at Jason Lee grounds in q soft
ball game between Tacoma Drug
Co. and st. Regis Kraft Gipson
was taken TO Tacoma General
hospital. while his teammates
continued TO win the game, as,
for Tacoma Drug.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Seattle Police Take
Soilor IoiIed Here

John T. Frazier, 24-year-old
sailor arrested here Sunday after
an alleged attempt to assault a
14-year-old girl. was turned over
to Seattle authorities Tuesday.
Seattle wanted him in connec-
ton with the theft of a taxicab
he drove to Tacoma Sunday morn
ing. The charges will be given
preference over local accusations
against Frazier, who lured girl
into the car while she was walking
to church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Nazis Praise King
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

with increased strength IN the de-
struction Of the chief eulprits-'
Discussing the capitulatioa.
authorized German military
quarters said Il was . humani-
tartan action by Leopold In the
face Of futile resistance be-
fore the crushing German
blitzkrieg.
Retirement Of the Belgian
forces from the war, IL was
said. would result In early de-
feat Of the remaining British
and French forces bottled up
along the French Belgian
border, would strengthen the
German foothold on the Eng
fish channel coast and lead 30
the eventual invasion Of Great
Britain.
Complete enlightenment OF the
allies in Flanders now was only a
matter of days, it was said. Once
surrounded, this force will have
to flee to Great Britain under q
hail of bombs, or face total de-
struction, the Germans said.
German announcement Of the
capitulation said the Belgian gov
eminent. which remains servils
to its Anglo-French employers,
opposed the surrender.
The German press said:
In this hour Germany thanks
her brave soldiers who. with in
comparable martial spirit and I'M
stinting effort, overran fortified
tions which had been reckonec
among the strongest in the world
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Ambassadors
Return Home
Hove Exciting
Time on Cruise

Two score Chamber Of Com
merce Ambassadors were back at
their desks Tuesday following an
exciting four-day goodwill cruise
up the straights OF Juan de Fuca.
through the San Juan islands and
a stopover in Victoria. B. c.
Outstanding memory Of the trip.
OF course. was the suffering IN
dured by most Of the passengers
on the leg of the voyage from Port
Townsend to Port Angeles Friday
afternoon. The yacht Cadrew
chartered for the occasion. ran into
severe storm and bucked noun
famous waves for six hours before
finally making shore. The pas
sage across the straits to Victoria
the following day also impressed
itself on many Of those who were
not I'll the previous day.
Calm Delights Travellers
Travel on Sunday and Monday
through the San Juan isles was
achieved in comparatively calm
weather, much TO the delight of
those left aboard. Many had de-
serted at Port Angeles or Victoria.
Over night stops were made at
Port Angeles, where the local
Chamber had arranged dinner
for the Tacomans; at the Empress
hotel in Victoria, and At Loganita
lodge at Lummi Island. A dinner
at the Elks club In Bremerton, ar
ranged by the Chamber Of Com
merce, concluded the formal events
arranged for the tour. Mayor J. J..
Mayor-Elect Harry Cain
and K. T. Smith. president Of the
Tacoma Chamber, addressed the
gathering following q welcome by
Mayor Jones of Bremerton and Bob
Schroeder, Elks secretary. who was
toastmaster.
One Of the highlights of the trip
was the midnight frolic in the cold
waters Of the Gulf Of Georgia at
Lummi island, participated in by
Mayor Kaufman. Thad Stevenson
and Oscar Smith. They didn't re-
main In the water very long.
Those On Trip
Making the trip were Hayward
Ayr~s, A. L. Rabbit. John s. Baker.
chairman OF the Ambassadors; Ed
win 4. (Bud) Bare, A. II. Brouss.
Louis II. Burnett. Harry p. Cain,
william Cain, Roy Z. Dawson.
John DOVE, Hugo &c. Ferber. L. X.
Fetterolf, C. II. Freth. Arthur N.
Gunderson, Forbes p. Haskell,
A. II. Hooker, IT., Ford II. Humes-
ton. Robert II. Hyde. Mayor kauf-
man. Fred r. Klopfenstein. Leon
ard s. Langlow. L. B. Macdonald,
James ]. Mellinger. w. Coy Mere
dith. VIM. C. Miller. Win II. Miller
John A. Mueller. Otto Perlt. Z. c
Richards, George F. Russell. +. e
searies, J. C. Shapiro, Everett T.
Smith, Oscar Smith, Thad Steven
son. Stanton warburton, an
Horace V. X. Wright.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
WARRANT CALL

Finance Commissioner Faweett
announced Tuesday a city general
fund warrant call effective Wed
nesday when warrants numbered
from IS SCI TO 3e.2o6 are called in
for payment. They amount 10
Sal, 1874.
Contributing 10 the call was
receipt 81 state liquor TAX check
amounting To S27.4T2.6L
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

Utilities Commissioner Dayisson
in effect washed his hands Of the
whole city-park board water
service controversy Tuesday as he
sent to Water supt. Kunigk a
letter urging immediate studies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
One New Case
Of Paralysis

Discovery of at least one new
infantile paralysis case was Off
set Tuesday by the number Of
suspect cases discharged, as health
officials continued to fight spread
of the disease.
Arrangement were completed to
admit to a hospital isolation ward
an eight-year-old girl from Fox
island, suffering from the "bulbar"
type OF infection.
Precautionary Measure
Meanwhile DR.. N. Z. Magnussen.
county health director. reported
two suspect cases from Puyailup
were under observation, but point
ed out that their disqualification
was a precautionary measure for
the purpose Of definite tests.
Two others previously under OBJ
servation and five being actively
treated for the disease brought the
potential total OF county cases to
Itn. Against thHt Atkdht Wo1 tsAS
total OF IS cases already diagnosed
IN the county, the balance having
been discharged.
skin Tests Made
DIR. Magnussen spent Monday
with DR.. Il. c. Rosenow, chief
bacteriologist Of the famed Mayo
clinic, making tour OF the affect
cd regions south Of Tacoma. They
made many skin tests for diagnosis
TO determine early symptoms. suf-
ficient serum effective TO combat
the disease n available, the Off
cial said.
DR.. Rosenow spoke TO doctors
and nurses In the Medical Arts
auditorium Monday evening,
demonstrating the most modern
methods OF diagnosis and treat
ment.
DR.. L. 4. Powers. city health
director, said no additional cases
have bean revealed In the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

Tscoma's district marble cham
nions are:
Dale Henderson, Sherman school.
North End grade school champion.
Jimmy Collins. Sacred Heart,
psrochia1 school champion.
Dave strandley. Fern Hill. and
Jack Treskes, Willard. tied for
South Ind grade school champion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Y-Ed Club 10 Close
Msmbssshjp Drive

Members ~ the f-Ed club ara
snisFsInR tho third and last wext
u their msmbershlp ariss this
week. with Miss Efna Honey ~
msmbershlp chairman. the club
In divided into f0ur teams. with she
Missen Anita LIndeman. ieanns
HlmeraI. Virginia BAIRD and ixa-
bells NyEaard a. chslfmsn. Ths
team bringing IN tbs largest num-
her ~ new members wili feesIts
The greatest number ~ points ard
a prize Will bs awarded 10 the lndi.
yidusl bringing IN tbs mast nav
members.
The elubs regular dinner meet.
Ing viii b. held al ssis oieioek
Tuesday evening u the Y. W. g. A.
Ths evenings program Niil include
= group ~ dances by four pupils
81 Helfhs gehn, Miss isfoaa Lean
Will sing.
Glasses viii b. held IT he lssssaI
time. = O'Clock. with Mrs. Hunter
ksnnafd a. guest speaker fof ihe
Modern Outlook class Ths group
will entertain a. ~ annual card
party Fsp. 10 In Wsysfhss.ssf
hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Clubs TO Have Joint
Meeting tuesday Evening

A pleasant evening Is planned
for members of the Tacoma Toast
mistress and Toastmasters clubs
when they gather for a Joint meet
ing at the Tacoma Hotel next
Tuesday evening. Dinner win be
served at 6 p. m. after which
speeches will be given by some
members of both clubs. Mrs.
Harold Rehbock will preside as
toastmistress Of the evening and
speakers on her program include
Misses Marie Drummer, Margaret
Houston. and Lola Huff from the
ToastInistresses, and Messrs. Nor
ton Gordon and Ray Robbins from
the Toastmasters Miss Hilda
skreen and Mr.. Clinton Ketchsm
viii serve as critics. Mrs. Donald
Henning. president Of the Toast
mistresses will preside and give
the address Of welcoms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Mrs. Wilkinson
To Be Speaker
Presidents Council VIII
Meet thursday for In
ierestine Session

Mrs. NJ. ID. Wilkinson viii
bring the highlights of the
1910 White. House conference
on Children in a Democracy,
held Jan. Is TO 20 in Wash
lngton. ID. C., at the meeting
in the Womans clubhouse
Thursday Of the Presidents
Council. Members Of the con-
ference Of which Mrs. Wilkin-
son will speak numbered some
GOO delegates from every
state Of the union and repre-
sented many fields Of interest.
Members were admitted by Off
cial invitation or appointment and
being one u those asked "a attend.
Mrs. Wilkinson brings honor and
distinction 10 Tacoma
Other kinilar conferences have.
been held In 1903. 1919 and 1880
The 1870 conference considered
gains made for children II the ma
ton since 1880. inc needs 70 Be-
met and a definite program ~ &C.
ton 70 meet ths needs The Pres.
dents council VIII 10 the first
group privileged b hear Mrs, VII
kinson's report
The second half Of the program
viii be devoted 70 motion pictures
Of the construction Of the Mar
rows bridge. with Mr.. Clark "a
bridge. state toll bridge authority
engineer. ~ commentator
Those attending the meeting Nill
have the opportunity of ylsNlHg
the bridge in the making a. well ~
hearing = most interesting ard EN-.
eational talk b. one well qualified
Chief Engineer Eidridge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Miss Wescott
To Wed in Nav
Betrothal Is Revealed Fri.
day at Bethesda Fire.
side Room Party

At a delightful Valentine
party on Friday in the Fire
side room of Bethesda Bap-
fist church, score of guests
learned of the betrothal of
Miss Myriam Georgiana Wes-
colt and Mr.. Milan Clarence
Schell of Yakima.
A dessert supper in which the
old fashioned Valentine motif was
used, was served early in the eve-
ming after which Valentine games
were played. The centerpiece was
an old fashioned Valentine cake
and at each place were nosegays
of pink spun sugar rosebuds.
Miss Wescott is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford- Dudley
Wescott and her fiance the nephew
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy V. Howard
of Steilacoom.
May 10 has been set as the we'd
ding date by the young couple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Dance Recital
Anticipated
Uwsrds esIey 10 Present
Second in c. P. S.
Artist Series

Much interest Is being
focused on the modern dance
recital which uwarda E.rlay
viii present AZ ssis o'clock
Tuesday evening AZ tho Col
lcge Of Puget Sound ~ tho
second program In the cur
rent College Artist series. The
third and last production viii
be given In April. June Ever
son Smith. pianist. viii assist
during the evening and Edith
Anderson will be the accom-
PIANIST for the dances.
All IN. dances to he pfssented
ara original creations acorr. n
reservations for the program have
already been made. many corning
from Seattle for the production
A group 81 fifty from the Annie
Wright seminary arc planning 10
attend 40 well 40 q large group
from the college. Tickets may
siln be obtained at rrasers. or Al
the college;
The program follows;
Dance 20 . Conservative tcsa<iis,
Dance 10 Esu tnerisbinsi uwasus
Esley. Noetufn e~-F sharp As1nf
gfhapinl. june rvrfsun smith
Threat tdrum acromnenimsntl III.
piomscy iaatisl, Volunteer tWiliisn.
soni. SONG 10 Agxression fAousanfE-
sky Hood ~ HoFfow gMouhsnfsskYl.
u~ardA Ksley differentiation
Around The Rims tAlensfit. nus
various thsmesi nbsesssou II .
bonk ,iNnstsfi. uwsrda kelsYi nesf.
ing taehutnannt, June Evrrpun
smIth Commencement various
tbsmesi. reaparty cturifisign shnsla-
sofsaksl Morning Sons srufiussefi.
uwardn Isisy,
All dances are original creations.
Edith Anderson. accompanies. This
In the second OF three programs pre-
srnted AZ y college artist series This
nsxt production viii he In April.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Credit Women TO Attend
Seattle Meeting

The Tacoma Credit Women's
Club has been invited to join
the Seattle group at their month
ly meeting Monday. Dinner will be
served at o'clock at the Sor-
rento Hotel.
Presidents of the associations
are: Gene Robertson, Seattle and
Mrs. Teresa Shepard of Tacoma.
Those making reservations from
Tacoma are: The Misses Ethel
Lnckenbill. Margaret Bray. Ida
Mccloud, Kathleen Whalen. Stella
Mccarty. Marguerite Disch. Mari
eta Madison, Betty Ellis. Mes
danes: Teresa Shepard. Fern Al
len, Violet MCMILLAN. Della Flynn.
Mrs. Clinton Munyon. Mrs. Rein
Kehle. Mrs. Walter Fietz. Mrs. Mil
ton Gaetz and Mrs. Carl Van
Nlack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Valentine Party
Invitations Out
Rsdford School Student,
To Present Plays At Y.
w. c. A. Wednesday

Patrons and friends of the
Radford Drama school have
been invited to a Valentine
party to be held at the Y. w.
c. A. Wednesday evening,
February 14th. at seven
O'Clock.
Festive Valentine decora-
tions will lend appropriate
color to the affair. Games
and plays will be presented in
which all the younger pupils
of the school will participate.
The Princess and the Pixies.
happy fairy tale. will be presented
by LaDona Richards. Kirk Wag-
ner. Rose Mary Llewellyn, Carroll
Godfrey. Virginia Hennig and
Marilyn Spike.
Three boarding school girls will
be enacted by Louise Fietz, Mollie
Mae Morse and Laura Gagliardi.
A colored maid is being imper-
sonated by Mary Ruth Erchinger.
A movie actress and her secretary
are played by Marilee Hunt and
Betty Lou Won Rooy.
The Fairy and the Cat" Is a
delightful little sketch in which
a cat changes into little girl. Ruth
Mary Nash Of Olympia plays the
cat and Donna Burns will be the
fairy. Others taking parts are
Marilyn Geisy, Marlene Benjamin
and Mariana Van Rooy.
The Ghost in the Green Gown"
mystery play, will be given by
class of intermediate school girls.
The fourth and last play is called
THE Alice Blue Gown" Humorous
situations arise when a young girl
tries TO borrow a dress for tab
leau. Girls taking part are Betty
Van Rooy, who plays Alice; Mari
anna Van Rooy, her sister: June
Power, Laura Gagliardi, Mary Ruth
Erchinger, Natalie Cartier, Vir-
ginia Oakley and Marian Willard.
The plays have been directed
by Ruth Radford and assisted by
Philburn Friedman and Shirley
Nyman, stage managers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Miss Esther Cory Announces
BetrothsI at Dinner Psrty
Miss Marjorie copeland and Miss Msryiesn Brooks Co
Hostesses at Affair at Which Announcement OF
Engagement 10 Mr.. Killing Is Made

1t at dinner party preceding the Beta Phi Kappa
dance Saturday evening that the beroha of Miss Esther
Cory daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~ Cory, to Mr..
Clarence Killing, of Mrs Anna Killing announced
Miss Marjorie copeland Miss copeland and Miss Mary
jean Brooks.
White freesias in green container cenered the dinner
table Concealed under the centerpece the ends of
dainty white streamers which extended TO eh place
miniature booklets sealed with tiny red hearts which
revealed the engagement and announced June the
month of the wedding At the other end Of the
rosebuds for the girls and carnations for the pes of
their escorts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Rebekah Group TO Give
Two Parties tuesday

North Tacoma Rebekah suxil-
liary will meet in Anderson hall
Tuesday for 1890 luncheon, the
committee in charge including
Mesdames Ed. Wheatley. L. l..
Jones, William Allie and Harry
Anderson. Following luncheon the
business meeting will be conducted
by Mrs. William Allie.
In the evening at o'clock the
group will entertain at a benefit
card party. Pinochle and 500 will
be played. Late supper will be
served by Mesdames Ray Barnard,
Harry Anderson. Frank Edmunds,
Jack Tuttle and c. C. Pomeroy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Mrs. E.P Todd
Guest Speaker


Guest speaker at tn VnIur
tine luncheon Wednesday =
Bethany Methodist lsnlIIou =.
cicty win b. Mr>. R10I'
Tpddd. The luncheon VIII II
held ~ ~ NO with Mn !
Chalk, Mrs. !. a. Eounol
Mrs. byron Howard. Mn.
A. Ritter and Nm G. ".
Mitchell a hootp~eeo.
Ihs Hsv. = n mosn<f ~ epuE
Tn pvuarsm snd Mr. unttrR -
sinT pFeee1iHs ~ pFpe9n111lun
II the sp&ehsr wHn ~ eneopo -.
informal I<sos - neileleev -
tufxss
Mrs.. rssa H6esnrnlh hea1o ~
COMMITTEES n wuWsen VIM Win ~.
sisIs ~ small taet<s N IN 61HrUx
Fuom. IN IN group srs Men1n1ooo
a. ". Assxaneer. Aas Ma uos(on.
Cara nysrs. N. n neeuer. b. =
Caldwell. L. - cnsttse. telk,o
nyxlin. 7. 1. rnss. Nsllle 49,.
Harry Freeman. d =. Jsmee. J. =.
Obey. !. nswnsa. n. n r1te14
Henry Wall. Niss l.ydts nnow ~.
h1ia Mss Wilder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

womsns Groups q censss ~ hssst Sssui = -
tesssuss - Tees rsrerirs New Wemsn Stu3eel1
Monday and Tuesday Afssmeees

In honor IL the women who are entering ~ c6l(~0
uf Puget Sound this SEMESTER fnr the first tm> e<A -
sorcritics the eanpus irving teos e1tNer u M0
Ion and Delta Alpha Gamma hostesee4 md roeonv
lambda Sigma Chi and Kappa Sigma Theta % eaon<
tain
The theme Of Little Dutch Garden viii b carried ~
during tea hour from S1 until BY Alpho BETA urneN.
Flowers being used tulips and dAffodllA The eeQ11<
piece for the Tea table Il butch scene with windme -
miniature Dutch dolls. Mira Raymond Seward po<u11ly
adviser viii preside n the tea tahle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Former Tseomsn WEEDS
N. Y. Doctor in New Jersey

The many friends Of the former
Mss Kathleen Gass Of Tacoma.
vii be pleased 10 hear Of the an
nouneement Of her marriage to
Or. Frank Morgan Howe Of New
York City. The marriage took
place on February and at the home
Of DR.. Howe's daughter. Mrs.
William n. Roberts III Of Hobo
kus. New Jersey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

Tuesday evening ~ \ 6'floEN.
Miss Lillian nwsnsssla WIN - hesl<
ssss % members xnd fyl@nde ~ ~
nr. Lush~sAn Daughters ~ ~ -
yrmstlnn. N Central tutk1po9
Church. meeting a Mr. hoase y
in0e South t6th street. Mo tfu1on
ostbsrx. president. WIN rse611p
and ufass . fun stteudenee -
members ~ TINS February n1eef.
ing
On Thursday. Circle Z VIII mGef
At sooa North rpctar for lenenoen
~ 1 o'clock. with Mrs.. joAn -
iow N ho~isss A. : o'eIoen 11Nee-
day evening. ciseI~ . vii ~
n ths homs ~ Msn. Lloyd Wt1oGr
f1I1 south Tacoma ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

Arrangements arr under ne ~
s~esinn ~ Mlss ksshieen nheFFill.
ehalFuans Mlss nianche Haynr.
ard Miss lulsans Maerher~en. Mlss
betty Warner wsii sing ~Ths Dutch
I.nlsahy'' and Miss Msfnusfite
xaek wsii sing 'IAssls Dutch Oar
dcn."
Delta Alpha Gamma h sntrf-
tanning from s.ta until 4 eela<k
Mnnday afternoon. a spring mptIf
viii be us>d with daffnsiils pussy.
willows and candles b<tnx used fur
decorations. Miss Frances cruy<r
IL tea chairman ard ss.issinx her
are Mi.s Jeanne nn%.a Allsx lane
Hudson and Miss nevsfis< Fur
rows. Miss LINDA Van Nnfd>n win
pour.
From sia Until eeisek m
Tuesday aftsrnccn Kappa Sigma
Theta viii he hostess for an Eng
lish Tea Heather viii he used IN
decorating the Foem. and he een-
tsrpirce for the lea sshis = 10
h. Of sardeaiss In = fiat hazel.
There also win m white candies
In iow blue holders Refreshments
viii he EnElish IN styis. Mrs Lyle
v. nrushsl and Mrs. Edna W.
Cheney win preside ~ the tss
table. Miss bessse Drake Il chair
man and on hsr committee ara
Miss Anne wener, Miss Helen ful-
som. Miss Florence Mclean and
Mlss Mary Lou jennings.
lambda sigma chi members and
pledges viii he hostssses an Tues.
day Afternoon from tsis Until 4
o'clock A red and white ooIof
motif has been worked out for the
decorations. which will hs red IA.
lips In white pottery bowls. Tea
cakes viii be Iced IN white with the
sorority insignia IN red. Presiding
Al Tho tabIs viii b~ Mrs. Harry
l.. Davis and Mrs, Dena Taylor.
Chairman for the tea II Mins
Geraldine Alexander. WoFhinE
with her are Miss Marion Italssad
Mas Kathryn Furioek and Mis1
Patricia coatsworfh Miss Malilsl
isnish will play the pians during
the tea hour,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Founders Day 70
Be Marked

Fife PIT. A. m m hers viii
gather for their Founders Day
program Tuesday At . p. m. IN.
ntsad Of In the evening ~ orig.
inally planned. Mrs Bert kepha
viii preside. and Mrs. w. u. Vim
aon will introduce the speaker
Music will be provided by children
of the grade school, with Miss
Helen Thfane directing
Following the meeting a silver
tea Will be held In the lunchroorn.
withs Mrs. Joseph cereEhino pre-
siding
Al 2 p. m, the PIT. A, study
group. n class IN Mental Hygiene
with Mrs. Lillian Emblem ~ Ia.
coma m teacher. viii meet IN
room Of the high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
First Gard Party
Announced

The first In a series Of card
parties TO be sponsored by Tacoma
circle. ". D. W., Will be held Mon
day evening at SIS in the Eagles
hail. The committee in charge
includes Aesdames c. L. White,
chairman. Frank Barnett, Chris
tine Underwood. Sidney Conquest.
A e. Hill and Clifford ElferS Mrs.
Mabel AeAllister is general chair
man Of the seriex
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Plan Basket Social

Sons and Daughters Of Italy will
have their annual basket social at
their next meeting Feb. 10. at
Normanna hall. 18th and X. All
ladies' are 10 bring baskets. Mem
oers and friends are invited. Mabel
Greco, Chairman is in charge Of
the entertainment. which will fea-
ture vocal selections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

Guests were Lieut.. and Mrs
Robert Vsndenberg. Mr.. and Mrs
Carleton Waugh OF Portland. Ore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Heiserman,
Miss Mary Louise Conyea. Mas
Lois Button and Miss Espeland
and Miss Brooks. and Messrs. Rob
ert Thoren. william Thiel. Robert
Binger and Edwin West.
The bride-to-be is member nf
Beta Phi Kappa. business girls
sorority.
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G LU B S
Circle , nanghtern of NorMa,

Circle {, Daughters Of Norway
viii meet Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. n. Il. Anderson. 1902 No.
Junett. 1890 luncheon, program
following. Mrs. Ann SATIRE new
president. presiding.
Ladies auxiliary 10 Order of Rail
way Conductors will meet At Old
Fellows temple Tuesday for a IL 30
o'clock luncheon. Mrs. r. Dever-
eaux. chairman. Mrs. A. J. Hanlein
viii preside over the 2 o'clock nuhi-
ness session.
Past Presidents club. Custer He
lief corps No. 2. will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. y. T. Bryant, ssi7 30.
10th st, for 1880 luncheon.
Members are TO bring valentines
for a party
Norma auxiliary will meet At The
home Of Mrs p. Butcher, 1907 IA.
32nd ct. at s O'Clock Tuesday
evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Lsmbds Mother Club
PIans February Meeting

The lambda sigma Chi Mothers
club Of the College Of Puget Sound
win meet Tuesday al thu home OF
Mrs. sabin swanson. sszs No.
2ist. Luncheon Will be served Al
1880 after which there viii be
a business meeting and program.
Mrs A. J. Buchen viii review ths
John stsinbsck novel Grapes Of
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Fern filI Rrbshsh viii mess
Wednesday evening in the 1907.
hail, ssrd and Park ave. Mrs..
Clifford whitcomb. president and
the elective officers VIII enter
tain the sppointiys officers. Re.
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