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of honor, wearing an old-fashior
dress of blue organZa with hat OF
pink horsehair braid. Her bouquet
was of pink roses and blue del
phinium.
Mr.. Philip Hunter was his
brothers best man.
A reception followed the ceremony
The bride and bridegroom were
assisted in receiving by the bridal
party and the parents of the couple
Mrs. Thompson wore black crepe
with a corsage of pink roses and
Mrs. Hunter was in navy blue sheer
with a corsage of taliSman roses.
Mr. and Mrs Hunter left on a
wedding trip to the South, the bride
wearing a navy blue outfit with
matching accessories and corsage
of gardenias.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter are graduates
of Shepherd College, Shepherds
town, w. Va, and Mr.. Hunter at
tended West Virginia University.
Miss Louise Brooks
And G. A. Bell, jr., Wed.
The wedding of Miss Louise
Brooks, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter J. Brooks of Garrett Park,
Md, and Mr.. Gilbert A. Bell, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell of this
city, took place August "a in the
Bethlehem Chapel OF the Cathedral
-
| Bradner performed the ceremony
before an altar decorated with Gala
| lilies.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a Lanvin
model of ivory bridal satin made
with fitted basque, square neckline
| short puffed sleeves and full cir
cular skirt. Over the long circular
train fell a veil of bridal net held
by halo of net, Val lace and orange
blossoms. She carried a pure white
orchid and lilies of the valley on
her Bible.
Mrs. Peter Ballas, the matron of
honor, wore a gown of aquamarine
MORE and net with a sweetheart
neckline, short puffed sleeves and an
apron-front draped skirt and match
ing accessories. Miss Ann Cries
bauer, in heaven blue, was the
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Christine George, in Dona
blue, and Miss Shirley Connor, in
cornflower blue They wore dresses
made like that worn by the matron
of honor and had matching acces-
SorieS.
Josephine Singer, the flower girl,
wore pink organdie Trimmed in blue
ribbon.
The best man was Mr.. Paul
Varoutsos of Washington, and the
fishers were Mr.. Peter Ballas, Mr..
Paul Varoutsos and Mr.. Robert
Knight, all of Washington.
A reception was held later at the
brides home. Mrs. Brooks wore a
gown of French blue chiffon and
lace.
The brides going-away costume
was of soldier blue sheer wool and
she wore matching accessories. She
and Mr.. Bell are at home at 908
West drive in Silver Spring.
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|Herndon Social Club
Members Are Guests
OF Mrs. Turner

HERNDON, Va, Sept. 7.-Mrs.
Annie Robey Walker will entertain
Monday afternoon at q dessert
bridge party.
Mrs. Mark Turner entertained the
members of the Herndon Social
Club three days this week in her
cottage at Beverley Beach.
DR.. and Mrs. John L. Mcdaniel
OF San Fernando, Calf, are spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick w. Robinson. Miss Fran
ces Sue Robinson will leave Fri
day to enter Mary Baldwin Semi
nary in Staunton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Burton and
their young son. Billy Burton, spent
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with matching coat, aid navy hat
and shoes, with wine accessories
Her corsage was of white roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Betty L. MuSser, daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Musser of
Akron, Ohio, and a classmate OF
Miss Northen, was the maid OF
honor. She wore a costume and
flowers similar to those worn by
the bride. Mr.. Elton N. Henderly
of Ocala and Washington was best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holton will make
their home at 1861 Crescent place.
The bridegroom was educated at
Plant City public schools and
Florida Southern College. He is a
member of Southern VagabondS,
dramatic society; Ell Circulo Espanol
and Los Picarros de Cervantes,
honorary Spanish societies; the
United States Junior Chamber of
Commerce and the United Amateur
Press. He is employed in the De-
partment of Commerce.
The bride was educated at Stuart
Hall, Staunton, Va, class of 1898:
Rollins Conservatory, Winter Park,
Fla, and Florida Southern College.
She is a member of Stuart Hall Glee
Club, Rollins Chapel Choir and
Alpha Literary Society.
Miss Rebecca Martin
Bride of S. ID. StOckman.
The TRANSPORTATION Church was
the scene of lovely wedding Sat-
urday night. August 81, when Miss
Rebecca Gibson Martin, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. F. J. Martin, was
married to Mr.. Stanley Douglas
Stockman, son of Mas. Katherine
Stockman. The Rev. John J. Quayle
performed the ceremony at 8 O'Clock
in setting of gladioli, lighted cam
dies. palms and ferns.
The attractive bride was given in
marriage by her father and wore a
gown of angel blue marquisette
fashioned over a yoke of the same
material with tight-f1tted bodice and
long Illusion sleeves, caught tight
at the wrists, and wore a large
picture hat to match. Her bouquet
was of pale pink roses with blue
delphinium and forget-me-notS and
tied with pale pink ribbon .
Mrs. Andrea M. Propes, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor. She
wore a gown of chartreuSe marqui-
sette and carried a bouquet of tails
man roses, which were repeated in a
charming headdresS of tulle Mr.
Donald w. Seller, brother-in-law Of
Mr. .Stockman, was best man.
A reception Immediately followed
the ceremony at the brides home
7738 Sixteenth street, and was at
tended by close friends and relatives
of the young couple. The brides
mother wore a navy blue crepe dress
with matching accessories and cor
sage of gardenias, while Mrs. Stock
man, mother of the bridegroom,
chose a beige costume with white &C
ceSsories and similar flowers.
Later in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Stockman left for a wedding
trip through the North and will
make their home in New Haven,
Conn, where Mr.. Stockman has
been assigned by the Department
of Internal Revenue. The bride wore
a travelling costume of soldier blue
wool dress suit, trimmed with
beaver, with matching hat and ac-
cessories and corsage of pink roses.
The bride is a direct decendent of
Bishop Claggett, First Episcopal
bishop of Maryland, and Thomas
King Carroll, one-time Governor of
Maryland. She attended the Holy
Cross Academy.
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several days this week In Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr.. William Hawthorne of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. e. Barbour Hutchison this
week.
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Takorna Park
Pastor Again
At Home
Rev. Schearrer and
Family Return;
Other News Notes

The Rev. r. Paul Schaerrer, pastor
of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church, with Mrs. Schaerrer and
their daughters, the Misses Dorothy
and Joan Schaerrer, are again in
their home after months stay at
Wolfeboro, N. H.
Mrs. Louis c. Vogt left yesterday
for Atlanta, Ga, where she is spend
ing two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Jewel Skehan. She was accom-
panied on the trip by Mrs. Skehan's
daughter Charleen, who spent the
summer in Takoma Park with her
grandparents, Maj. and Mrs. Vogt.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

A good look may save good life
Birds of a feather flock together;
courtesy and safety go hand in hand
Evening star., 1940-09-08

A good look may save a good life.
Birds of feather flock together;
courtesy and safety go hand in hand.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Lille
Have Visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lille have Wis
iting them their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lille
and their children, Patricia and
Peggy of Charleston, S. C. Their
daughter, Miss Lois Lille, is on a
boat trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Hollister and
their son Jimmy OF Lowell, Va, are
visiting Mr.. HOLSTERS parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James HolliSter.
Mr.. Will H. Carleton and his sis
ter, Miss Agnes H. Carleton, are Wis
iting relatives at their former home
in Minneapolis and are also spend
ing some time in Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs R. l.. H. Jones and
their son Bobbie are spending sew
eral days in Charleston, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mervine are
spending two weeks in Philadelphia
Their son, Mr.. Frank Mervine, is
vacationlng in the Catskills and
mountains of Virginia and a daugh-
ter Irma is in Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
Mrs. Charles Rife
To Return Home.

this week end from Atlanta, where
she visited her son, DR.. Charles Rife,
jr., and Mrs. Rife for the last two
weeks
Mrs. Harold Deane, her daughter,
Mary Kathleen Dean, and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. James Griffith, are
motoring through the Great Smoky
Mountains for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webb and
their children. Robert and Sam, who
have been spending the summer at
Herald Harbor, are planning to
close their cottage there this week
end. They will be accompanied on
their return by Edward Wilson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, who
has been their guest for the last
two weeks.
Mr.. Henry Wilson, who Is also a
son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wilson,
is spending a week in Greenwood,
S. c., where he is visiting DR.. Dom
aid Witherspoon. former resident
of Silver Spring, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry Ware
have returned from short wedding
trip and are making their home at
lot Elm avenue. Mrs. Ware before
her marriage was Miss Elsie Mae
st. Clair of Silver Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Stout and
their children, Thomas and Rowena,
are SDepdipC two weekS at Indian
Lake, Ohio.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
Weddings of Interest
To Capital Society

Continued From Page D-3)
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IhursdsY Gid. 10 Meet

The regular meeting 81 sh4
Thursday Night Girls eiub u tbe
Y. " G. A. sili be bsid Thursday
evening Nhsn the group meets for
= pot luck dinner IT SIS o'clock
Dlnner chairman IL hiaa Joan
suope. assisted BY Misses Ea<iieh
and Bertha Schmidt
All nlsmbers wiil attend the gym
class al 7s0. after which tbs reg
nlAr CLASSES. including SWIMMING
hArn0nica and cham chat. wlil
be held A lam session" vii b.
held later. with Miss Neiiis John.
son IN charge. Assisted - Aes-
danes Margaret Paaios and Eoae
Hyatln.
Final piznl are being made for
The April Y.JEnks carnival which
Is being held FRIDAY 81 the 7 W.
&. A. under the sponsorship q the
business and Industrial girls. The
public Is invited % the affair.
Club members are requested 70
bFinR white elephants for the
Chinese auction on April -. ..
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Graduation Tea on Saturday
Will Honor Miss Sussman
Several Score Invitations Issued for Party al Which Mrs.
Joseph Sussman VIII Entertain al the Family Home

Although graduation time is still nearly two months
the busy round of social activities honor of the
younger set who will complete their high school work this
June has already started One of the first of the
largest affairs is the tea which Mrs Joseph A.
giving Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter
Miss Rhoda. at the family home, 722 No. Tacoma
More than 40 guests have been invited to call
Mrs. Sussman has asked Mrs. Leslie Sussman. Mrs.
Bertram Meier and Mrs. Harold Broman to preside at the
tea table, She will be assisted by Misses Beatrice Sussman
sister of the honored guest Lorraine Sussman her cousin
Estele Lamken Josephine Kleiner and Noretta Haas.
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Stock Will Be
Garden Topic
crysssl Springs Glib 10
Meet Win Nm. Harris

Mrs. ". A. Harris vii
entertain members Of tbs
Crystal Springs Garden club
Friday for . i2:3n pot luck
luncheon. business meeting
and program. Hardy An
nuals" win be named during
roll call and Mrs. Edna Moore
will give q paper on Kinds
ard Culture Of Stock the
club flowsr for the year.
Al members viii plant staek
seeds the first af next wesk snd
exhibit the hleems in = lsts sum.
mer flowsr shsw.
During ths nesting. tn foiiou.
Ing chsirmcn viii reports Mrs n
IT. Clair. arbofstums nra t4ss
stiles. conservation. Mrs. n. po<r.
ING. birds Special pru1sst fsr ~
meeting viii h. 10 paint bottles fDI
future flower shows.
Ths Crystal hprinxs CARDS.
club. With TIE sssisfsssee a. h6net,
Vista and Prairie Flower CARDS.
clubs. has sponsored the isndscap'
Inc of rarhiznd Grade sehsa
ground. Ths COMMITTEES n rhssxl
includes Mssdamss Kenneth jsesbl
~. A. Harris and ~. 1. :. Dahl
Crystal Springs: Meea2mes m
dred ssld<n and \. L. nsnwirk
honIs Vista. ana Nssslsm<s uiady1
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Spring Senior Party
Planned al Lincoln

An old tradition viii give way
to a new trend when the Lincoln
high school graduating class holds
its Senior Brunch" an Informal
combination OF breakfast and
luncheon. on May /. The gather
ing. one of the last get-togethers
that the seniors viii have before
graduation. viii be held between
10 and II o'clock In the school
cafeteria.
Miss Marion Carson. class presa-
dent. and William y. Hardie. fac
ulty adviser. are in charge Of the
J plans. Assisting committees viii
be selected next week.
The informal luncheon will be
/ carried out In cafeteria style and
May Day decorations will be used.
Prominent Tacoma business men
are being invited 10 be guest
speakers. along with members OF
the graduating class
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Y-Jinx TO Include
Water Pageant

1.-THE Mermaids Plight" water
pageant to be presented by the
Junior Swimming classes of the
Y. w. c. A. and directed by Miss
Anne Padelford, will be a feature
event of the April Y-Jinx. Friday
evening. There will be two show
ings, one at 8 o'clock and one at
$50.
The cast of characters includes
Misses Maxine Adams as King
Shark; Charlaine Finson, Prince
of Whales. Mermaids are Misses
Mariana Thompkins, Gloria
Greene, Iris Gilbraith. Joan EN-
mons, Louise Sylstad and Geral-
dine Gordon; pirates are Misses
Frances Kitlar, Jayne Harrison.
Katherine Wersen. Alice Jensen,
Florence Sugg; frogs are Misses
Shirley Thompson. Kathryn Fall
skow, Jean Lewis. Barbara kitlar,
Audrey May. Betty Ann Holt, and
Lillian Van Lake.
The Y-Jinx. sponsored by the
Thursday Night Girls club and the
Y-Ed club will be held Friday
from Z until IL p. m. at the Y. w
C. A. Miss Lorraine Boedecker,
general chairman, announces that
final plans have been made under
the following committee chairmen:
Misses Louise Diel. publicity
Beatrice Kimball. tickets; Lena
Boni and Marion Carmel. COM
mercial booths and contacts; Carol
Ziegler, other booths; Floris fash
ner, prizes: Gertrude Julien, en-
tertainment; Kathryn Anderson
dance; Mildred Renker. floor COM
mittee: Helen Truedson. reception
The carnival will include dane.
ing in Weyerhaeuser hall. amateur
movies. a swimming pageant. for
tune telling. Charles Carter and
Kenny HutchIns. skating act. Gene
Boncolini. strolling troubadour, a
Chinese auction and the midway
Tickets may be obtained from
committee members. In downtown
stores. and at the Y. w. c. A
Children under IL viii be admitted
free.
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Delta Alpha Gamma
Iniiistes Formally

Formal initiation services for
new members Of Delta Alpha
Gamma we're held wednesday
afternoon Al O'Clock IN the Lit
tie chapel AZ c. p. 5. Miss Doris
Grzniund. president Of the soror-
liy. was In charge u the csrs-
mony. Following the initiation.
the group met a. the home q Miss
June Larson for a potiuck supper
and business meeting
Those who were formally Ind
tlated were the Misses Jane huc-
son, Elizabeth Bona. Betty Brock,
BeVerlee Burrows. Jeanne CaiioW
Miriam Gibson. Pstrieia Clover,
Barbara Ann Jacobson. Susan
Lidren. Maureen Martin, Jean
Murnen. Doris sOmmef. Dofes
Sachs and Mildred Despair
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Guests viii be:
Misses Barbara Abel, Evelyn
Benthien, Grace Biangy, Marilyn
Blundell. Joan Bonnell. Pat Bra
sier, Virginia Brasier. Elizabeth
Burr, Harriet Cline, Goldie Cole
man, Virginia Cummings. Harriet
Anderson. Janet Armstrong. Jean
Cardle. Margaret Carlock. Shirle..'
Day. Florence Ewes. Marjorie
Franks. Marian Mahncke. Bar
bara Mahncke. Nancy Longstreth.
Eldoris Miller. Jacqueline Moore,
Marjorie Lou Morrill,. Lois Myers.
Misses Betty Jean Perry. Pa
tricia Russell. Lois Schmidt, 10
Ann Schwalen, Juliette Schwalen,
Alice Ford, Marian Hartwich,
Janet Hartwich, Virginia Carver,
Betty Mae Hampton, Dot Her
stin, Donna Mae laden, Donna
Johnson, Beverly Luarsen. Gwen
Lobdell, Peggy McCarty. Mary
Mcdonald. Janet Ferris, Mary
Frlan, Fontelle Gaddis.
Misses Mary Gaylord. Barbara
Kohl, Sally Middleton. Peggy
Shaw. Bette Siegle, Janice STEM
son, Clarabel Stevens, Betty Stall
wick, Alicemae Swift, Dolly Waite.
Griselda Lyon, Bluma Novikoff,
Evelyn Lamken, Lillian LeBid.
Margaret Gunnerson. Mary East
ern, olybia Morford. Jane Lund,
Marjorie Engelbrecht. Dorothy
Clifford, Eleanor Baker, Shirley
Troupe.
Misses Edith Hagberg. Nancy
Holland. Evelyn Hermann, Lois
Hill. Noreen Johnson. Jean Keller,
Marijsne Keller. Gertrude Kin
caid. Orpha Klink, Mildred Lah-
rem. Jane Loren. Phyllis Everson
Betty Keyse, Evelyn Seeley, Dor
othy Selden, Eleanor Mullins, Mar
garet Ryan, Nancy Short, Jean
Sulley, Marian Wolf. Jane Nick
Ruth Taylor, Barbara Tissot, Pat
Towne. Marian Wangnild. Ruby
Lee WHITTIER, Mary Eleanor Adam
son, Jane wetherby, Doshel Allie
Beverly Berlie, Beverly Birdsall
Bonnie Braley, Jean Button, Jean
ellen Calkins.
Misses Ruth Grain. Kathleen
Dustan, Billie Diederich, Janii
Eisenhower, Bettijane Erickson
Phyliss Foote, Josephine Lindgren
Edith Grabar. Margaret McMini
NEE, Mary Elizabeth Morton, Jan'
Ness, kathryn Newschwander
Margaret Nicola. Beth Nicolson
| Shirley Nyman. Rae ostberg, shir
ley Otis, Alice Pflaum, Barbars
Phillips, Mildred Policy, M b e
Ramey. Mary 10 Reid, Barbara
Dustan. Phyliss Scott, Jean Wheel
er, Helen Argue, Bette Browne
Ellen Swanson, Claire Brossoit
Mary Hodge.
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Mrs. Mellinger
OAR. Hostess
Mary Ball Chapter TO Meet
Monday Afternoon

Mary Ball chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolu-
ton, will meet at the home of
Mrs. C. C. Mellinger, 2120 No.
Prospect, Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The usual dis
cussion of the work of the
committees will be led by
Mrs. E.. D. Mosier, chairman
of the Girls Home Makers,
and Mrs. Elda Comfy, chair
man of Better Films, after
which the membership will
hear reports of the state
D. A. R. conference held last
week in Walla Walla.
In addition to general report
by the chapter regent, Mrs. P. c.
Smith the following will give
special reports: Mesdames Guy
K. Llewellyn state chairman of
National Americanism; Stanton
Warburton, state year book chair
man; Miss Emma NOR, chapter
chairman of Ada McCleary schol-
arship; Mrs. Dwight L. Mason
chapter chairman Of press rela-
tions, and the Misses Charlotte
and Clara Driskell, of the chap
ter's Junior American Citizens
committee.
All those making conference re-
ports were of the delegation rep
resenting Mary Ball chapter at
Walla Walla.
The monthly chapter boaro
meeting will precede the rouno
table meeting as is customary
board members gathering at on'
o'clock. The regent will preside
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Leisure Classes
Continue Sessions

The Y. w. c. A. Friday Leisure
Time classes will continue their
interesting sessions this week.
DIR. Lyle shelmidlne OF the Col
lege OF Puget Sound has charge
Of the Current Events hour. and
In the Travel Talk section. Mr..
Murray Morgan Ia TO give a con-
tinuation OF his trip down the
Danube. Mrs. w. $. Bnrroughs'
Current Books talk will include
"Dildo Cay" by Nelson Hayes and
Speak to the Earth by vivisne
DeWattsvllle, and In the Garden
Ing class Mrs. Stewart Clark will
speak on April Showers and
Flowers" Other classes include
English, German. handeraft. and
two classes In contract bridge.
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Reservations 10 date include !
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Heuertz and
party. consisting Of MesSrs. and
Mesdames Everett Landon. VIII
liam Holz. Richard Frayne. and
Harold Hunnicutt; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward L. Hagen and guests
Messrs. and Mesdames o. A. Wat
kins. r. v. Summers. Bernard v.
Schwalen, Charles J. Rossio and
James A. Cunningham: Mr.. and
Mrs. C. v. Reberry and party; Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Evered Of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard viii en-
terrain at cocktail party before
the dance. Their guests viii be
Messrs. and Mesdames John II.
Baker. Gilbert A. Waite. Edward
]. Gazecki. Thor c. Tollefson and
Gilbert Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Smith
have reserved table for eight
and Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ. Wood, q
table for six. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sheriff. are having a table as are
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Herley. whose
guests will be Aessrs. and Mes-
danes Paul r. Benson, Joe A,
Macarthur. ID. Il. Small. W. T.
Taylor, c. r. Williams. -. J.
Demers. w. c. Mclaughlin.
Entertaining In their home at =
cocktail party before the dance
win be Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Har-
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. vinvent Duck
witz are planning a table for II
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Teah. one
for eight.
other reservations inc Ia d.
MesSra. and Aesdames Arthur
sloyer, Herbert Satterlee. G. West
morland, Wills c. Niemeyer. p
| X Friesen, Louis c. Kusch. Henr,
senner. J. ID. Mclwrsith. Leonar'
J. jackson. Stewart Dean. Johr
Dyer. A. Douglas Myers, u. N
BENJAMIN. c. A. Mitchell. J. l.
Moore. ". Ross. n. G. Barlow, NJ
X. Lakin. John Swan. v. G. Hawks
Leonard Kolstad.
Mark l.. Stewart. Dan Trappisr
Everett MCMILLAN. Charles X
Gould. Cecil Smith, Bob Van y
Mark, Olson. +. J. Bergs,Tom
IL. -. woodman, Harry Coleman
John coriiss. Leo G. Fielder, J
A. DEM. John =. Hunt. J. :. ooen
our, Frank NJ seversen. Waite
Broenkow. G. ]. shipiey. James 7
welker and Charles sehlsusner.
Doctors and Mesdames r /
Powers. Harry Davis. william Nc
Serthney, q. ID. seweil. Mise
Helen Rhode. Louise Fromader
Messrn. y. l. Durham. Ca
Craig. Harold Craig. Bert sennsl
Ian Macarthur and Jimmy Anasi
sOn.
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|Mayflower Society
Elects Officers
Arthur essssss Again 70
tissd Washington srsreh

Warrington Society Of
Mayflower Descendants met
for Its annual banquet on
Thursday evening ~ the Ser
renso hotel in Seattle. Al
the affair Mr.. Arthur II. Has
sett Of Tacoma was elected
10 head the society for the
nth consecutive year. Other
Officers are; Deputy COVER
nor. Taylor NJ. Greene OF Seat.
tie: secretary. Mrs. Harry r.
Wiley of Seattle; treasurer.
Mrs. Edward X. Heilig Of Ta-
coma: historian. Mrs. William
+. Calvert Of Seattle.
Mrs. Roberta Frye Watt q -
sttie gave al account a her trip
10 sweden just rFtnf to and 81 the
outbreak az the var n kaarore
the speaker ~ the svsnsaE was
nns az the members ~ Tn soeiety
and N en- author of some Hnts
having written = HlstoFy At Be-
sttir.
Among these ftom Tacoma we're
Mr.. ard MIRA Y. n Heiiina. Mi@~
Emma A. Moir. and NJ. and Arsl
Arthur a. isasr<tt
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Birthday Occasion for
Surprise Party

A group Of friends recently sur.
prisci Miss Lena Fazio on the oc-
casl0n Of her 18th birthday. Mrs
Joseph stoftinl was hostess for
the affair and she was assisted By
Mrs. Thomas Murphy.
Games were played and = late
supper WAS served. an Easter
motif being carried out in the
decorations. Easter lily plants and
daffodlis decorated the room and
the centerplecs waa a large white
rabbit holding colored streamefH.
each one Leading 10 an individual
place card.
Guests were Misses Lena Or.
lapdo. Gloria stortinl. Margaret
Plazza and Helen caputo.
Others were Mechanics Louis
coatanti. Domintek lie Palms
Thomas Murphy. Joseph stortlni
Louis Plaza. IEnua Faxio and the
guest Of honor.
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Yacht Club Ladies
To Have Luncheon

The April luncheon OF the LADIES
auxiliary to the Tacoma Yacht
club will be held in the clubhouse
on Monday afternoon. Luncheon
will be served at 1890 with Mes
danes T. E. Worthington, William
Gray, Robert Lichtenwalter and
X. A. Kennedy will be in charge.
The executive board meets on
Wednesday afternoon for luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Bruce Mobiles.
Py.hian Sisters. Washington tenn
pie No. 6, regular meeting Thurs
day at s p. m. at 1914 Broadway.