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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-11

bOH IHlnk the secret SerV'
ice is ordinarily Indifferent about such matters.
A few years ago, when a world series be-
tween the Yankees and the Giants impended,
a sports artist drew a cartoon on the nickel
world series" theme. He decorated it with a
likeness of an Indian head nickel.
The head was OUTSIDE, and wasn't too close
in its resemblance to a real fve-cent piece.
But a couple Of days later a Secret Service
man dropped round at the office, read a little
lecture, and coniscated the engraving from
which the cartoon had been made, together
with the original drawing and such proofs.
mats and so forth as were on hand.
Nobody has descended on the mile of dimes
people, however, and nobody is very likely to-
For one thing, the raising of mony to fight
infantile paralysis is about as worthy a cause
of the code which prohibits the making of such
replicas has a little clause stating that this
prohibition may be releaved at the discretion of
responsible Treasury officials.
POSTMEN VOLUNTEER
TO COLLECT DIMES
One more item on the paralysis fund.
If a uniformed postman rang your bell and
asked you for a contribution don't jump to the
conclusion that the Postofice Department was
lending itself to the move. Jesse Donaldson
deputy first assistant postmaster general, says
that in all cities where that happened, individ
ual postmen had volunteered in their time off
Laws against permitting a postman to dc
anything but handle mail when he's on duty
are strictly enforced, says Donaldson.
Postmen are allowe@ to cooperate in things
like Community Fund drives. provided they de
so at their own expense and on their owr
time. The Postofice itself keeps clear of these
projects.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-11

reasoning vas unadulterated twaddle,
based perhaps on sincerity, but, at
the same time, on ninety per cent
ignorance Of what they were talking
about.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
By ADELAIDE KERR AP FashiCn Editor

Plastic heels, which resemble glass, are the newest thing under foot this spring.
 They have come to town on -toed black patent leather san- dals and have caused a sensation in the shoe world The first ones stocked by a Fifth Avenue shop have sold Ike hot cakes.
 Lots Of time and work have gone into the development of those heels, their attachment to the body of the shoe and to the heel caps. At the top, where they join the shoe, they are honeycombed with holes that give the effect of 3 stalactite formation. Into some of these holes go the nails, which a - iack them to the shoe. The rest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11

camouflage the nails so that they do not show and also serve to make driving a nail into nail hole by machinery easier CThe sole leather is run up under them instead of being extended down the front side of the heel as in leather-covered heels)
 Inside them runs long hol- low tunnel equipped with prongs by which the heel cap can be at tached. When these wear down, their owner can pry them loose and press on another pair.
 The new heels appear on rela- lively inexpensive black patent leather sandals, designed wit h open toes and shanks. Some are lined with red kid, others accent ed with beige or gray suede. They are also to be found on more eX-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11


 Todays has devastating of tricks, in which the flicker of her stunt Todays Lola expresses her sophiscaton by dsqietg manner ol speech sentences broken off then finished with rising infection She panics the thing, with her Who do you think -ANYHOW?"
 ' Pewter like Andy Hardy and most screen Seventeens, as his runns with the nstamen plan buying has and perpetual 1llailcal He also drives his jaloppy with varve and rec e1ess too realistic n these times to be entirely amusing Wh the rest of his instead erenading his adove with quaint sentimental tunes hot to the tune oi "The Ladys in With You"
 Jackie Cooper who in talent puts this modern Willie Baxter perfectly He nspresat least in the older mem bers of the audenceexacy the right degree of lofty amusement reminiscent embarrassment and sympathy
 Kruger and Miss Shoemaker right too as the parents and Norma Nelson atng little sister Jane omniscient as the Gestapo. praseworhy
 Unless Seventeen and it's all too close to home to be funny, think you'll find the picture decidedly pleasant
 THE MAN FROM DAKOTA" Wallace Beery John How Dolores del Rio
 Maybe I'm spoiled by the screens recent supers but think title of this Aouse and BewareD pretty good It has thing with C. w T. Wa Civil War background.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11

pensive novelty shoes-green liz ard sandals and multi-colored brocade evening slippers. Some gold mesh evening shoes have plastic wedge heels.
 How well they Will wear is 9 question nobody tries to answer yet A number of shoe men are en- thusiastic about their possibilities In addition to the clear variety, plastic heels also come in a wide range of colors which can be matched or entrusted with. that of the shoe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11

Assistant Executive Officer Homer Jewell of the Alaska Game Com mission said the proposed bill, in- troduced by Delegate Inglesias of Puerto Rico, would amend the Pitt Robertson Act to provide that Alaska and Puerto Rico share in funds collected in taxes on firearms, shells and cartridges.
 The mcney can be used for cer- tain purposes in accordance with he Act, such purpose including ex- rer.mcntal work such as the opera tiCn of fur farms and game farms and the introduction of new game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
CnEpNGFf C0Ai'HG
 BACK BEFORE JUDGE

Deputy Marshal Sid Thompson is going to Sitka tomorrow on the -fearuer N .rth Sea to bring Pete Chernoff here for revocation of sen .ence. ChernCff recently was giY- n a suspended sentence in District Court but since then has allegedly run afcul Of the law again.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
DEBORAH pENTz
 GOING ON TRIP

Miss Deborah Pentz of the De- partment of Public Welfare Will leave on the steamer Alaska tomor- row for an administrative trip to Cordova, Anchorage, Fairbanks and eventually Nome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
TrIEpHONE GHORTAGE

At meeting last weel; of the Anchorage City Council, William stclt. head Of, the utilities com mtte2 wss in tJuctea to purchase 70 more telephone instruments to offset the present shortage. Need for an addition to Anchorage new
 e}eDhGne exchange was discussed when it was revealed that few lines remained Cn the new switch board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
MARsHAL's SALE

A combination saw-jointer unit, consisting of a circular saw, jointer, steel stand and belts and motor. will be sold at Marshals sale at the front entrance of the Federal Building here at 10 o'clock the morning of March 19 osatisfy a judgment obtained by Charles Way nor against James Berry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
Hollywood Sighh And 5o4na5
By aobb,n Coon,

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. March 11-"SEVENTEEN" Screen b, Agne Stuart Palmer from F}so, EarRngtcn King. Principals Cooper Betty Field Otto Kruger Ann Shoemaker Nor ma Nelson Peter Hayes, Buddy Pepper Donald Iiaines Richard Denning
 Time jtebugs on adolescenein 1915 or in 1940s sentaly the
 Here's the familiar story tragedies Willie Baxter his consuming the visiting Loa Pratt Willie kid sister in training for a modern espionage
 Willie and mlieau kept in step with progress. Harrington 1915 had problems apenty them When Wilies a neighbor's for the washing equipment Willie of 1915 had simuy home he the girls Willie today has boler-and modern washing machine
 devish cunning by the talented Miss Field of a a simperng abytalke visiting sophiscate"almost divorced woman wliper with She's babe who knows Velvet, and how
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given that l the undersigned, will not be re- sponsible for any debts or obliga- tions of any kind or description that might be incurred by my wife Ruth Wood Marin
 Dated this 9th day of March l940.
 adv. JOHN MARIN.
 Try an Empire ad
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
ntyER GOING QUE

Deep sea diver and salVager A. G. LaGasa is a southbound pas senger on the Yukon which went through Juneau this morning. La Casa, boarding at Cordova, is bound for Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
HELP AN
 ALASKAN
Telephone 7l3 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service

BUTCHER-TRUCK DRIVER - Single, age 9. High school edu- cation and one year of university major in accounting. Apprentice ship and three years experience as meat cutter in butcher shop. Has also driven truck. Wants any kind of work. Call for ES 64
 Hilo, Hawaii, is normally the rainiest city in United States ter ritory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

An of moderately which has stationary situated the Gulf Alaska this morning high Aleutian sections partly cloudy cloudy showers the cloudy with light i'll
 Juneau. March l2-SunIise pm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
ATTENTION MASONS

Stated Communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No 147, Masonic Temple, Monday evening, 7:3G O. clock. Work in the F. c. Degree.
 J. w. LEVERS, adv. Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
PhonephotO

chorage with Pilot M w. Sasseen where Tle was joined by Mrs. Will Hams upon her arrival there by train from Fairbanks and together they went south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
WILDLEFE FUND
 FOR TERRITORY
 GIVEN APPROVAL
House Subeom mitte e Would Exiend Atf 10 AL
 aska win S25,00O

WASHINGTON, March II. - The House Agriculture Subcommittee to- day approved bill extending the act giving Federal aid to States in wildlife conservation to Alaska.
 An appropriation of S25,000 is provided for the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
SPOIL ON YUKON

Walter w. Stoll, Willow Creek mining man, is a passenger on the Yukon, passing through Juneau from the Westward for Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau


Forecast for vicinity beginning 330 Light showers tonight and tonight about B moderate sutheaey 
 Southeast tonight Tuesday light portion; temperature; southessterly norherly
 0 of of ask
  el1y; Hnchinbrook n northeastery
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
WILLIAMS ON TRIP

Frank Williams, Unalakleet trad CT and owner of the Motorship Meteor, left recently for vacation trip outside. Williams flew to An-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-11
NOW
 AT Pe1'cag's
 exclusively
VAN DUNN CHOCOLATE SHOPS

to make the local boys sigh and shver in her service Lola, 1915 want bad that herself she?)
Evening star., 1940-03-03
S1.OO Cotton AII-Over LACES

This feminine spring, your beloved laces are more
important than ever g.. in daytime and evening
fashions! Exquisite patterns in the blues, navy
beige, black, white tearose, aqua flesh and grey
Kann's-Laces-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

stunning housecoat! Wonder
fully practical, too, because it's
crisp cotton seersucker that
washes beautifully and needs
no ironing! Just see that bril-
liant plaid panel down the
front, the slim midrifi, the slide
fastener from neck to knees Z.
the wide, whirling skirt and
chic peg-top pockets! Back
ground colors: Desert rose,
mountain blue, valley wine,
shadow navy. Sizes IL to AZ.
Kann's-Negligees-Second Floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
WV. Leader
To Arrive
Miss Pauline R. v. Schssd'
ler. National Board Mem
Der. TO Visit In Tacoma

Arr,,,,rr ia Taas... A..
/" "s 49,.
.as ",o' .his " sohie, Win
iocM ieaueIs on the fonhg
women lnriStian asSocia-
ton VIII be Miss Pauline X.
V. Schacdler, A member of
the staff of the national
hoard yarioo. nh.s.s ~ tba
Y xp - .,.,'.. an, i.
a,...,..aa ....s..,..,.. -
u.s,..oe"' 70 s''e'sv '"e
pfooien's WHICH re'ate 70 IL
nance.
rams Tor MISS sshaeuiefs VISIT
w iasoma ino'uae = hnse,inE with
,he l. J" =, board o' a'fee-
tors AZ sio MONDAY morning
foilowing tne eooh taiN ny Ihnia
TODD haiicn, plate iuneheon 10
being served Tor y. w. g A. mem
pers IN Weyerhsenser nAl'' MISS
sehardier WIZ De the guest
speaker RESERVATIONS Tor ire
lunoheon should he made ~ the
L, w. :. n before SUNDAY evening
Whiie IN Tacoma hiss sohaed-
Ter VIII CONFER win members OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Rachel Guild 10 Convens
One Week Early

Owing % prayer week. Rachel
guild win meet "Wednesday. a week
early. Luncheon viii be served At
1918 O'Clock by Mrs. Eldon Hart.
Mrs. C. w. Thompson and Mrs.
J. u. Youngs.
Mrs. r. J. McAlllster viii pre-
side at the afternoon session. Mrs..
Charles McEachron viii continue
her lesson on 1.-THE Christian Life. "
Special musical numbers will be
presented by Mrs. Sarah Dobbln.
and Mrs. Henry Paul will have the
mission topic. The nursery viii be
open. with Mrs. Henry Thomson
Ia charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Mr., and Mrs. J. N, Dahl Of rafh.
land op~ned their home ~ alumni
guests following she Pacific la.
thsfsn college reunion ssfas sat-
nrasy evening.
Those present included Mr.. snd
Mrs. Waiter French. hsrysviii<.
Mf. and NJ. oIal Hssenss~. tifsi
Mr. and Mrs Burton kfsidl<f.
Falkland: Mas Gladys knudtssn.
Seattle Msssfa. Peter W. Lee.
BsIlineham; Fred Lee. Seattle. oI<
F'ios and FRED fsehs<i. seattle
NJ. and Mrs, f.yls kfsidiss. ana
Mr.. and Mrs. u, L. Dahl. rafklssa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Bride-Elect Hionored
A. Shower

In compliment 10 Miss Marie
Massard. whose marriage 20 Mr..
Harold Remme will take place FEB.
"a. Mrs. n. nsssard. mother Of the
bride-elect. and Mrs H. n. Renme
Mr.. Remme's mother. entertained
on Wednesday evening At the Mas
sard home.
sard home. Games were played
during the early evening with =
shower following later IN the eve
ming.
Prizes were won BY Miss Remms
Mrs J. Neisenburg. Mrs. A. Arm
stad. Mrs. p. Cole and Mrs. N
Sues Late supper followed the
opening Of the gifts.
Guests Included Mrs. ~ ~.
Remme. Mrs. NJ AaAsard, Mas
Remme. Mrs. Jake ziegher. Mrs.
J. Hsyer. Mrs. NJ Hzucn. Mrs. A.
ArnStad. Mrs. Y. Y. Cole, Mira y.
Freeman. Mrs. J. Meisenbgfg. Mrs.
n. Obey. Mrs. J. Lorenz. Mrs r..
Pod. Mrs. Breckenridge. Mrs II.
Dean. MrA w. Ro1ndsr and MIRA.
r. La Fratn boise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Choral Group Meets With
Mrs. Frank Fox

The Junior woman's club
choral group met Friday after
noon At the bonns Of Mrs. Frank
Fox In Fife The group Was Or
gained by Mrs. Deiwen u. Jones.
music chairman. and Includes Mes
danes Harold Bsawsil. A. Plummer
York. Harold N. Craven. Earl
Derby. n. Trevor AeLAln. l.. o.
Reialngsr and Frank FOX
The class IN BraiIIs. organized
and directed By Mrs Walter
Broom. viii meet ~ the home u
Mrs. r. Frank Jenkins. s70s Ho.
Union. Monday afternoon Al 80
O'Clock. Members u the group are
AesdaDes p. L. Bonner. Frederic
&. Aetzger Richard z. Allen.
r. Frank jenkins and u. Trevor
Nolan. Materials Bsea for tnis
work are furnished By the Pierce
county chapter Of the American
Red Croza.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Miss Helen Davis will direct the
style show and offer explanatory
remarks on each costume. Sew
eral club members will be among
those modelling - Mesdames Cl.f-
ford Wood, Elizabeth Keller Tui-
lis, Carroll c. Carlson and Elmer
Hagen, and Miss Mildred Stewart.
Mrs. Oscar M. Huseby, also cluD
member. will furnish appropriate
musical accompaniment.
Proceeds from the card party
will go toward the blind fund, from
which the club draws funds to
further its project for the blind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Study Groups
To Be Busy
Meetings During Coming
Week TO Marx Birth
day Of Washington

Washington's brit h d a y
meetings are on many of the
study clubs calendars for the
week. some of the meetings
having been set for the BIRTH
day anniversary of our first
president.
Among those planning to
meet Feb. ID is Athena club.
Mrs. Herbert F. Gambell will
be hostess to the group at her
home at 170S No. Junett st,
Mrs. L. c. 0berlies will speak
on in Calico and Crinoline. :"
Libra Study Club
Libra Study club will meet with
Mrs. J. L. Sharp, 3119 No. 30th
ut. Mrs. Harry Anderson will have
the topic of the day, speaking on
Madame Curie." Mrs. II. ID.
Smith will review the book, I'VE
Shall Live Again by Maurice
Hindus.
Arequipa Club
Mrs. w. F. Coors will be hostess
10 Arequipa club members Mon
day afternoon at the Y. w. c. A..
and Mrs. George c. Hastings will
have the afternoons paper. The
paper will deal with the musicians
Deems Taylor, Nathaniel Dett.
Ernest Bloch and Clan Carlo
Menott.
Edelweiss Club
Edelweiss club will meet on
Washington's birthday with Mrs.
Lawrence A. NUM-. 1928 No. 7th,
for a 1890 o'clock luncheon and
program. Mrs. c. II. Kinnear will
speak on George Washington" and
roll call will be answered with
members naming famous states
men.
Alpha Study Club
Mrs. James Taylor, 1916 Pacific
ave, will entertain members of
Alpha Study club on Monday aft
ernoon at o'clock. On the pro-
gram, Mrs. J. E. Tilton will pre-
sent a paper on Alaska. A second
paper will be presented on WPA
projects, arts, Mrs. S. l.. Hampson.
music, Mrs. Charles Battin and
drama, Mrs. Louis Brown.
Poetry Appreciation Club
Mrs. X. X. Myhre, 1910 No. Fife
at, will open her home to the
Poetry Appreciation club for
luncheon at 1890 o'clock on Mon
day, with Mrs. Ellsworth Power
and Mrs. Corinne Jones as host
esses. The afternoon will be de-
voted to a study of the poems of
Alfred Noyes. A short sketch OF
the poets life will be given by
Mrs. Hubert w. Loomis and men,
DRY work will be directed by Mrs.
Frances Halstead. Mrs. M. L.
Watson is president of the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Better Gardens Club
To Meet Monday

Mrs. r z. Cole Of 1919 No.
Proctor st. will entertain MEM
bers Of the Better Gardens club.
Monday afternoon at ? o'clock.
Members will respond TO roll
call by bringing flower specimens
and naming a spring Towering
plant or bulb. Following the bust
ness session Mrs. A. r. Morrison
will discuss Native Birds" Mrs.
James Murphy will speak on
"Sweet Peas and Their Culture. "
Mrs. Lew Floydstead will speak
on "Old and New Varieties Of
Roses" At the close Of the meeting
a treasure chest will be held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Poetry Appreciation Club
Mrs. Roper Is Hostess to
READING Group FRIDAY

Members of Wichaka Reading
club were entertained on Friday
for luncheon at the home of Mrs.
M. G. Roper. 61s No. sth. Spring
flowers were used on the table
with placecards carrying out the
Easter motif.
Mrs. G. L. Finch was in charge
Of the afternoon reading with
current events following.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Mecca Club 10 Meet
With Mr.. O LYNN

Mecca club. Daughters Of ihs
Nile. will meet Tuesday A. tina
home Of Mrs. c. o. Lynn. 7oz No
9 It Lasneheon will h. served At
1870 o'clock with Mrs Thomas
NJ. Baker. Mrs. J W NathaAon
and Mrs Donald EhotWeii assist
ing The hostess. The afternoons
business session will he followed
BY cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Entertain House Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Mason
have as their house guests Mr..
Lawrence Lewton and his brother.
Mr. Maurice Lewton Of Portland.
ORE. The two will he here for the
weekend. planning 20 attend IN.
Philharmonic orchestra concert
Saturday evening In the srfnory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Mrs. Buckley Hostess TO
Group OF YOUNGER Set

Several members Of the younger
set were guests of Mrs. r. NJ.
Buckley for luncheon and bridge
at the University-Union club on
Saturday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock.
They included Mesdames Ward
Alvord, Lane Paskill, William
Woolf. Donald Pierce, Misses Bar
bara Rothermel, Eleanor Davies.
Maurita Shank, Martha Baker,
Neva Lyness and Donna Rue
Teats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Lsdie. Of Club Anticipate
Social Event tuesday
Mrs. senner and Mr. ossood AsLed 10 Pour During
Afternoon Hours; Being Planned by Feminine
Members OF GoE Club in The cubrooms

Gayest of spring events Frcres Golf club is the
much anticipated bridge tea which ladies Of the club
giving at the spacious clubhouse.
The table viii be particularly attractive with hand
made Chinese lace cloth set with crystal bowl and candle
holders yellow tulips and daffods and matching taperx
Through the clubhouse viii be Japanese ounce blossoms and
daffods
Mrs Henry Senner and Mrs George W. 0sgood have been
asked 10 pour. The affair will begin at 80 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Mrs. Clarence Abnsy entertained
recently for Mrs. Lewis Aazzsca a.
a birthday LUNCHEON A valeniine
motif was used in The decorations
and appointments Dur1ng the aft
ernOoa sewing was enjoyed by the
guests and later the honor guest
was shOwered with birthday gifta.
Those who ~ere present ssre
Aesdames Asrcelis Gladstone.
Violet Wilson. Mildred Weinrieb
and Van Slick. mother u the host
esq, and Miss Lornsmae Gladstone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

The evening Of February 10 Ia
being sst aside by members Of the
university-uuion club for q mem.
bers' stag party and entertain.
ment beginning nj o'clock. Dutch
lunch Will be served during the
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Mrs ID. NJ. Wood and Mrs
Charles Gould are on the commit
tee in charge.
Already plans have been formu'
lated BY the members for one OF
several tables Of bridge for The
afternoon. Among those who have
completed their foursomes ars
Mesdamcs NJ. NJ. Benjamin. NJ. NJ
Dodge, Robert Dawson. and Earl
Wright: +. Magrinl. NJ Gentill. q,
Magrini and J. Riley. w. n. Burns,
Edward Conant. William MeNcrth-
ney and Elizabeth Bryan: Stewart
Dean. Lyman V. Han. r. y. iris
sci. Kenneth Mccarthy; c. v. Re.
berry. J. r. Mosier, Carl Waisten
and A. EVE; r. Il. Mcmillan. Cecil
Smith. Raymond Mallory and Miss
Jennie Reynolds; Mesdames o. A.
Watkins, c. NJ. West. Edward J.
Gaxeki and A. r. McConnaughey:
II. II. Sutton. Charles d. Magen-
heimer, Glenn w. Darling. John e.
Belcher: r. X. Friesen. n. T. Mol
10y and Miss Kay Richelieu: Mes.
DANES Bernard V. schwalen. sgd.
ney MacLean. W. r. Craig and
w. Watson; w. II. Dean. Marri-
EFT Toler. Joe Macarthur and
Frank currie. Herbert Ssttcrlee.
Parker Harris, Ralph Johnston,
Lee Powers.
Also planning single tables are
Mesdames w. c. Brocnkow. Ever
EFT Smith. A. Douglas Myers. clin-
ton s. Reynolds, l.. A. johnson,
Walter Ely, C. J. shiplcy, l.. r,
Bonneville. Richard Felix, w. r.
Craw and Charles Peterson. ] A.
DEM, r.. l.. Hagen. J. y. Herley.
l.. r. kolstsd. w. G. Tate, Ken
meth ID. Burnham, Horace c. De-
Line. James f. MACPHERSON. Dom
aid c. crawforth, w. Ross and
Harry A. christiansen, b. A. Olson
and r. r. Merris.
In Mrs. willis c. Niemcyers
party will be Mesdames RUS
sell Barlow, Louis c. kusch. II. r.
Kobervig. A. II. Rhode. NJ. G. Ten
nent. Bob Van DE Mark. Harrison
Clark, Charles n. Gould, John r.
Hunt. J. c. Bohn, ID. J. Miller Of
Minneapolis. MINI, John n. Baker,
G. X. d. Pearson, Walter Brocn-
kow. Dewey Busch, John r..
Clarke, Charles schleusner, J. II.
Gloor. John corliss. John w. Swan,
Frank M. Seversen, George Pet
rich. s. Z. Allen and Miss Grace
Pentz.
Planning two tables are Mrs.
John s. Dyer with Mesdsmes w.
Bowers, Il. Nelson. Tom Barton.
Arthur Lee, John Westbrook, r..
Johnson. Fred Marzet: Mrs. C. A.
Mitchell and Mrs NJ. X. LAWN.
At one of Mrs. Harry coiman's
three tables will be Mrs. L. Par
Sons, Marguerite Frost and NJ.
Michlidge and at Mrs. Henry SEN
ner's three Will be Mesdames Will
liam Gray. ORE Nelson. Tom Mus
sey. Garth y. Ludwick. Rose
Mckay. T. H. Long and Miss
Helen Senner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Mrs. Hill Plans Tobey
Jones Circle Luncheon

Circle IL members Of FRANKIE
Tobey Jones home will be lunch
con guests Of Mrs. George !. Hill
on Thursday afternoon at l
O'Clock. Bridge will follow later
In the afternoon.