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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Mrs. Charles Clark
Hostess TO Minolers Club

Mrs. Charles Clark was hostess
to the Minglers club Thursday af-
ternoon for luncheon. Spring flow
ers were used on the luncheon
table and throughout the rooms.
During the afternoon, bridge was
played, with favors going to Mrs.
Cecil Snyder, Mrs. Carl Moore and
Mrs Florence Thackery.
Mem bers who attended the
in addition to the host
ess and those who took favors,
were Mrs. George Allen. Mrs. AL
bert Frost. Mrs. Herbert Leonard
and Mrs. George Shandrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
June Is Bride Elect
Is Complimenied

Honoring her niece. Miss Mildred
seeley Of Aberdeen. who has
chosen June IS as ths date for her
marriage 10 Mr.. Allan Clifton Of
Hoquiam. Mrs Thomas Whittls-
sey entertained recently A. her
home. The ceremony viii be read
In Aberdeen.
Guests for the evening included
sunts of the bfide-to.bs. Mrs. Jack
siils. Mrs. Wallace Owens, 8iss
Catherine coomts. a great aunt.
Ars June Blaney and cousins. Mrs
Ronald Buck. hiss Gsorgsns Buck
and alss Jacqpsiins Buck and
little Jacques allls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Second Daughter Born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gordon are
announcing the arrival of daugh-
ter, Patricia Dianne, June at the
Tacoma General hospital. We'll
coming the little girl is her sister,
Donna Lee Grandparents sharing
in the congratulations being be-
slowed upon the parents are Mr..
Joseph Gordon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Royse. Great-grandparents
are Mrs. Martha Royse OF Tacoma
and Mrs. Estella Dunlap Of Day
ton. Wash,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15

The brides gown was white
lace dress and she wore a long
flowing veil held to her head by
stephanotis. the flower which pre-
dominated also in her bridal bou-
quet.
Miss Hazel Gertrude Churchill
was the brides attendant, and
wore a gown of fluffy turquoise
marquisette and carried pink sweet
peas with Cecil Drummer roses in
her hair. Joan Yauger was the
flower girl and was charming in
her dress of lavender taffeta with
which she carried colonial bou-
quet. James Barner was the ring
bearer.
DR.. l.. p. Norton attended the
bridegroom, and the ushers were
DR.. Chris Reynolds. Messrs. Her
bert Churchill. Al Haslam. Dick
Metzger. Kenyon Yauger and
Harry Fulton.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs.
Churchill chose an ensemble Of
gray chiffon.
Mrs. Barner chose for her we'd
ding trip a powder blue coat over
a dusty-pink dress. Her accesso-
ries were navy. On their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barner will make
their home here.
The bride attended the College
OF Puget Sound. where she affili-
ated with Kappa Sigma Theta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Miss Abelson
Reveals Troth
Grsdusses OF Lincoln High
School WiH Wed

Surprising guests ~ IN IN
formal gathering Thursday
evening. was tho announce
neat ef The hetrothAl of Mas
Iris Ahelson 10 Mr.. Robert
Prescott. The news was r.
seaied by means Of . teIe~
xram. A definite date has
rot been sst for The wedding.
Mss~ Absl~an - tAs anly axanA-
tar % Mr.. and Mfs q n. Ah>t-
IN al ses ~. wfsnhs sv~1. while
nr. rr.seess . The ssn AZ ur.
sna nrs Fssas pses~est af th<
fenninxtaa fsatA sss graduates
~ I.laealn siHh s<Acca
A isss suppsr ~Ss s<rv~d fren
tshss eseferea with spring
fiawers ana psnn ean<3l~a
fse~sss~s the kcocv xsss~e ana me
nesh<rs ss tn yeunx es~rse.
tse>~ attending vsrs Me~siamss
Roger Hshsvs nowsrd L.. wal
ises p~sn. rh.a Mstur6y. Alsa
coss. Eiaea flnassy. Masy Assss.
rsidr~d cswsss. James 1ai~s ~
Seattle ard Inc Misses Helen
n.rus. frms nalisr. Cars russ-
"a .nsf A Ilfe ftIs<n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
E. R. Club 10 Have
Garden Party
Mrs. Cecil Covell 10 Open
Home for AH-0sy Affair

Climaxing 4 year Of much
activity. +. X. club members
viii 40 10 the home Of Mrs.
Cecil Coyell Of North Puyal-
lup all DAY Monday for a
garden party. The affair viii
be the last event on the clubs
calendar until regular meet
ings are resumed in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Il. y. Packard = president
of the group and viii preside Tor
. short business meeting AZ which
q nominating committee win be
appointed A program committees
20 select = new type ef program
for tho coming year will also he
named.
The most recent event taking
place within the club Was The an
nuai house party held al Epworth
heights June $ and . At that
time. all new members were Of
ficially initiated into the club.
The committee In charge vas,
headed by Mrs. Charles Young
assisted by Mrs. Jack Hamilton
and Mrs Charles Trolfson.
Thos. present were the Misses
Ruth Larson. Gertrude Iohneos.
Elsie Lndskog. Frances Gillespie.
Agnes roulson. Eleanors Martin
son and Mesdame. Hen Packard.
president; Jack Hamilton. Cherries
Young. William iAngton. Charles
Trolfson. Floyd Roll. Carl Paw
eett. Cecil Coveli courtland Black.
Lee Yves, and J. Roarhe.
Mrs. Carl Fawoett VIZ chair
man Of the initiating COMMITTEES,
assisted by Mrs. Alfred ssvcrsen.
One Of the outstanding numbers
on the program was the clever
skit entitled "Dr. Fizz.' put On
by the initiates, Mesdames Lee
West Charles Trolfson. J. Roarke
and Miss Agnes poulson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Mrs. Louise Olsen
Visits in Fast

Mrs. Louise Olsen is in the east,
visiting in Washington. d. c., at
the present time. In Washington,
she met her son, Mr.. Ode Olsen,
and with him and her daughter,
Mrs. II. c. Gates. and Betty Jean
OF Tacoma, will leave Saturday for
New York. Mrs. Olsen also plans
to visit friends and relatives in
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
rscoms Court 10 Meet
In nsoulsr Ssssion

r. oms enuft. Ne, a ofisr ~
Inc Amsfsnth. wiii meet IN regular
session Friday evening. June H. ~
. o'clock in ths Gothic room n Tire
Mssonle temple Mrs a. q. Ard.
srson. royal mstrmn. and Mr.. ,.
ysrnan hollsst. royal patron. will
preside All members ~ the cvdss
are cordially welcome
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Mrs. Hughes 70 Open
Home 10 Iheater Guild

Mrs. Owen r. Hughes. president
of the Tacoma Theater guild. will
open her home To active members
Of the group for their regular bust
ness meeting Tuesday evening at 8
o clock.
The executive board has appoint
ed Mrs. Bertha Campbell as bust
ness manager for the groups first
production OF the coming season.
plans for which Will be discussed
and dates for tryouts made at the
meeting Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15

Newly elected officers are Mrs.
Clifford e. Westgate. vice regent;
Mrs. Roe e. shsub. recording sec
rotary, Mrs. J. w. Gullickson, reg
istrsr. and Mrs. Holland r. Burr,
chaplain. They viii serve for two
years.
Hold-over officers. elected last
year for two years. are Mrs. +. l..
Spencer. regent; Mrs s. r. Johns.
Jr., corresponding secretary, Mrs.
L. A. Hopkins. treasurer. and Miss
Margaret Long. historian.
Upon the close OF the business
meeting. the remainder Of the aft
ernoon will be spent informally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Tacomans Go East
For Vacations

Many are the Tacomans vaca-
tioning in the east this first month
of summer. In New York City at
the present time. making their
headquarters at the Barbizon
Plaza, are Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r.
Magnuson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Button and Mrs. Benjamin Snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Couple Establishes
Homs Here

Mr.. and Mfs. Robert g. Lamort
have come 70 Tacoma 10 establish
their h0ms. Mrs. Lamont IL tina
former Betty Frsasfie sson. daagh.
ter u Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Frederic sOn IL Oakland. Calf
ard On May 4 became the bride
~ ths son u NJ. and MIRA. Eeaeoe
!. Lamont Of Reach Drive. Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Mn. Car Estest ems
Assrsss Cub

Members ~ Assrasa sspAy sms
met "a thursday sftsvuccH a. J
slel.eH fer dessert iunebscs - N
nnas a Mrs q l. Carr. e3nA ~
ensysama rne say's tspse - :
general sisesssaas - ~xvsvydsy
rsyehasaay.T
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Mrs. F. D. Metzger to Entertain.
Elizabeth Forey Chapter
D. A. R. Group 10 Close Year Monday Afternoon
With Picnic at Steiacoom Lake

For their closing meeting of the year, members of
Elizabeth Foey chapter Daughters of the American Revo
luton will be entertained at picnic Monday afternoon at
the Steaeoom lake home of Mrs. Frederick d. Mezger.
Assisting hosesses will be Mrs. Frost Snyder Mrs Randall
Williams, Mrs. Ernest NJ. Card and Mrs A. A. King.
The picnic luncheon to be served O'Clock will be
followed by short business session at which officers
for the coming year will be installed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15

White gadio and woodwardia formed a pretty floral
background for the wedding Thursday evening in which
Miss Evelyn Churchill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. n. W.
Churchill, became the bride of Mr. Bruce oren Barner
The Rev W A. Moore read the in First Christian
church at $50 o'clock
Before the wedding professional Mrs T. A. Gragg and
Mr. Charles Ely, organsts, played MY Love Sang for
You and Because
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
First Initiation OF Term
Planned for Saturday

To initiate Misses Jesuniel Nc
Evoy, Georgia Smith and barley
Dodd, Tacoma assembly. Order Of
Rainbow for Girls. Will hold it's
first initiation Of the new term
Saturday at S O'Clock In the Ma
sonic temple Presiding viii be
Miss Truls Mae Wsttenbsrger.
worthy adviser. and Mrs. Rose Is
Leonard, mother adviser.
Plans for the Rainbow grand
assembly in Yakima Jun. n. q
and 20 and for q cruise will he
made supper viii be served in
the dining room after the meet
ing. Committee chsirnen for the
evening are Miss Marilyn Thiele
refreshments. and Miss Frances
McGinnis, decorations.
Messenger Auxiliary viii hold
memorial services al Messenger
hall. 1929 So. Tacoma way. Friday
evening al is meeting Al s O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Bsiro'hsI OF OIympis
Girl Announced

Tacoma friends Of Miss Mary
Egbert, daughter OF Mrs. Curtis
Egbert and the late Or. EgDert OF
Olympia, will bs interested In the
recent announcement Of her be-
trothal 10 Mr. John Calhrsith
White, IT,. Of Bethlehem, Pa. for
merly OF the University Of wash
lngton. from which the bride-slsct
was also graduated
The news was revealed 81 the
annual senior breakfast at the
Gamma Phi BETA sorority house
recently August 81 has been set
as the wedding date
Canadian Legion and Auxiliary
0ill sponsor a public card party
Saturday evening At 8 o'clock at
Emerson hail Mrs George Tn
asrvood and Mr.. Albert shaffsr
are In charge
Ivy Camp. R.S.A., s1li meet Fri-
day evening at 4 o'clock IN the
Aaceabee temple Ars c. "
Cooler will preside al the b.lsi-
ness session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Churchill -Barner Nuptials
Read Thursday Evening

Vows Exchanged in White Floral Setting Rev. w. A.
Moore Officistes in First Christian Church
Evening star., 1940-11-10
The Travellers Notebook
81 States This Year Follow the Presidents Lead
For on EorIy Thanksgiving. With Lost Thursday
Tradition Ruling in l6 Others

ton of the old buildings in the quar-
ter Is being done with foreign" cap
ital. Persons from other parts of
Louisiana and visitors from such
distant States as New York have
seen the possibilities of reconstruct
ing the homes, all work being super
vised by the city government in or
der to preserve the antique atmos-
phere.
Scribblings: Jacksonville, Fla, was
known as Cowford before it was re-
named in honor of President An
drew jackson. Miami got its name
from Lake Okeechobee. which was
called 'Mayai Mi" or Great Water"
A Nicaraguan stamp on which was
pictured an erupting volcano is re-
puted to have played part in the
decision to build the canal through
Panama instead of farther south.
Another argument for the Panama
route is must in tourist itinera-
ries on the isthmus. 1t is the Flat
a1Nils al Vic VI odli DOiilAlASO
Church in Panama City. Legend
states that the Flat Arch was begun
on two occasions two centuries ago
Each time the arch collapsed when
the supports were removed. The
dogged architect had third con-
structed. and the populace gath
cred. in hushed expectancy, to watch
again the clearing of the bracing
timbers. Suddenly they saw priest.
anguished by the previous failures.
fall on his knees directly under the
arch. with a prayer that the arch
remain in place or crush him in its
fall. 1t can be seen, still standing.
today. Engineers assigned to in
vestigating the better route for the
canal were said to have been i'm
pressed by the arch, which with
stood the small earthquakes on the
isthmus.
North Carolina boasts that its
Washington is the first in the
United States named after the first
President.
The 30-ton bronze statue of Charles
w in Mexico City is the little
horsie" to Mexicans. Now rat
ed as one of the finest statues
in the world, it is said to have
caused the Spanish sculptor, Manuel
Tolsa, to weep when, after the work
had been cast. he found he had
forgotten to put spurs on the eques-
trian figure.
The eastward bulge" in South
Americas coastline puts Natal
Brazil. nearly $500 miles east of
New York City,
The famous Gainsborough paint
| ing, Blue Boy" is on exhibit at
the Huntington Library and Art
! Gallery, near Los Angeles.
Prohibited for hunting in Mexico
are the 7-mm, rifle and the As auto
matte.
From Gibraltar more than 10
years ago was brought the bougain-
villea vine, which splashes the
countryside of Bermuda with GRIM
son and purple in the fall
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Bermuda 'sLHies
| Rise to Bloom for
April Is Easter

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Nov. g.
Millions of Easter lily plants are
rising through the rich Bermuda
soil these days.
AS Americans dig in" for a season
of frost and snow, farmers through
out the balmy Coral Isles are MAX
ing preparations for their great
annual white harvest" at Easter
tide.
The fact that Easter falls on April
13 next year might be considered ar
i'll omen by some, but never by Ber-
muda's lily culturists. This year
the holy day came in mid-March
too early for the fullest yield Of their
famous flowers.
At Thanksgiving season the lily
fields will be deep green as row after
row of rising plants form symmetri-
cal patterns. The first white lily
buds will appear during Christmas
week. Early in January, after
months of subtropical sunlight. the
lily growers will begin selecting
blossoms for shipment to America
in chill rooms of the modern liners
which ply between Hamilton, St
Georges and New York.
Evening star., 1940-11-10

A woman speed star was feature
Of this years bicycle race meet In
Leningrad, Russia.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
New Orleans Spring Fiesta
To 0pen on March 10

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-The
1941 Spring Fiesta-with cotton as
its theme-has been heightened from
one week to a two weeks attrac-
ton, with the opening date for the
fiesta scheduled for Sunday, March
Is.
The program will call attention
to New Orleans position way down
South in the land of cotton" and
will be the most extensive of any
yet presented, filled with features
Of New Orleans past and present
Tours Of the French quarter, of
homes in st. Tammany parish, of
gardens and of the city's outstand-
ing examples of Southern homes,
will be among the major features
Of the program. The st. Tammany
tour will be day-long event and
will include barbecue.
On March % an old-time show
boat party will be held on the Mis-
sippi River. The entertainment will
consist of that which typifies the
historical show boat-Negro spirit
uals, dancing and playlets. The
spirituals will be presented by the
famed billiard University spiritual
singers who have appeared at pre-
vious flestas.
The New Orleans Garden So
ciety will sponsor the fiesta garden
tours to Re held four times during
fiesta time.
The Young Mems BUSINESS Club
will again have charge of the Might
in Old New Orleans" which CEN
ters In the Vieux Carre and con-
verts that section of the city into
D series Of beautiful street scenes,
with singers and paraders in cos
tunes of the early days In its his
tory.
The outdoor artists show will be
held this year as 1t was last.
Outstanding among the events will
by the Audubon tour to st. Fran
cisville, q trip which will take in
four plantation homes, a sugar re-
finery, q visit to the State capitol
and a luncheon. This tour has been
set aside for March 30. Mrs. Sam
H. Jones will receive at q reception
ir the Governors mansion.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Ships for South America
Sail From New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9-The
Delta Line recently inaugurated
series of cruises to South America
with the sailing Of their new steam
er, the DelbraZil. The new steam
ers of the Delta Line sail from New
Orleans to Buenos Aires, on the
east coast of South America. Six
interesting Latin American cities
are visited on these voyages and
some of them are visited twice:
they include four in Brazil-Bahia,
Pernambuco on the Amazon, Rio de
Janeiro and Santos. Montivedeo,
the capital of Uruguay, is also a
port of call and three days are
spent at Buenos Aires in Argentina.
The entire cruise lasts IA days.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Ten Tanner Paintings
In Howard Exhibit

Ten paintings Of the late Henry
o. Tanner will be the feature of an
exhibition of religious art which
opens Tuesday afternoon at the
Howard University Gallery of Art.
The art exhibition will be held
as part of the oath annual convo-
cation of the school Of religion Of
Howard University.
General theme of the convocation,
which starts at $50 am. Tuesday,
will be The Christian Ethic and
the Present World Crisis"
Evening star., 1940-11-10
u. S. Tourist Dollar
For Latin Americans
Is Urqed by Banker

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. o.
Recommending that this coun.
try take a leaf of experience
from Germany and create .
special tourist dollar to be sold
at q Is per cent discount for
visitors from South America
for their actual living and trav-
cling expenses here, Rudolph 8.
Hecha, New Orleans banker,
said that pan-American> unity
is ef great importance to New
Orleans and the rest of the
United States. The small ex-
pense incurred, he said, could
be absorbed by the Govern
ment in the exchange stabiliza-
ton fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Yule Is Theme
For Meeting
Dinner Affair VIII Feature
Music OF Christmas

Miss Louise Diel. program
chairman of Y-Ed club, has
planned an interesting eve
ming for Dec. 10. She Will
present Mrs. Lawrence Nc
Clelland. who will give the his
tory of Christmas carols from
the old original songs down TO
the present version of carols.
Mrs. William Monroe will IL
lustrate the carols in song and
will be accompanied by Mrs,
Charles W. Mason.
Visitors will be welcome and
may make reservations by calling
BR. 41s1 by 10 o'clock Tuesday.
Members of Y-Ed Glee club
consisting Of Eileen Peterson
Mary Standring. Kathleen Whelan
Gene Veazie, Ruth Heymel. Mar,
f IOiAt HIS AHtA AUNT Mean ant
Louise Diel will sing Away in q
Manager" Silent Night. "Harl
the Herald Angels Sing" and III
Came Upon a Midnight Clear
Marcella Frederick will accom-.
pany at the piano. All members
of the club will Join in singing
Christmas carols later in the eve.
ming.
The annual Christmas party OF
Live Y-Ers and Y-Ed TO be held
December L, is being planned by
Kathleen Murphy, social chairman
and Thelma Nelson co-chairman
The Business and Industrial
girls groups are planning beau
tiful decorations of fir trees, cedar
wreaths, hemlock and pine bow:
and sprays Of holly. for the many
holiday events to be held in Weyer.
haeuser hall in the next few weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

Mrs. Colin s. Skinner. authority
on interior decorating. will be the
guest speaker. her topic Home
Interior"
Miss Bessie Nicolson viii pre-
sent q group Of vocal numbers,
accompanied by Mrs. Joseph +.
McNary. Selections include Gou-
mods AVE Maria" and ''Oh Holy
Night by Adams. A Christmas
reading, Christmas on Big Rat
tie" will be given by Mrs. Earl +.
willard.
Following the program the an
nual Christmas party for the Girls
club. which theswoman's club sup
ports 80 faithfully. will be held.
Mrs. p. NJ. Kenny Is in charge and
Mrs. Brill win decorate the holiday
tea table. Mrs. J. o'Brien Laws
and Miss Claire Dorsey have been
asked TO pour.
A tree for tho II girls in the
club has been arranged and on II
will be individual gifts A special
gift from the Woman's club will be
the Frigidaire. which will be sc-
cepted by Mrs. Calvin Stewart,
who Is a member Of the children's
home board which maintains the
Girls. club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
ST. Msrearei's Guild
To Meet Mondoy

st. Margaret's guild Of Christ
Episcopal church will hold its reg
ular meeting and Christmas party
in the Fireplace room of the parish
house on Moday.
Hostesses for the day will be
Mesdames Ed Hagan. Ivan Cling
rich, George J. Downing and Art
Prins.
Mrs. Albert Morley has arranged
delightful Christmas program
which will feature Mrs. Paul Todd
and her madonnas. Mrs. II. Bra
man will read Christmas poems
written by Mrs. George J.
Downing.
The report Of the nominating
committee will be received and the
election and installation of the
officers will be part OF the bust
ness of the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
DramaLeague Has
Busy Calendar
Discussion 10 Be Followed
By Workshop Plays Soon

The play discussion group
of the Tacoma Drama League
meeting on Monday, in the
Little Theater, No. 2nd and |
sts., at s o'clock, has selected
the exciting hit of the season,
Ladies in Retirement" for
study.
Ladies in r etirement."
written by Edward Percy and
Reginald Dehman. opened in
New York with Flora Robson,
noted English actress in the
title role.
II has played to eaptivsted au-
dienees since early last spring. and
has been delighting war-weary
Londoners for many months.
Assisting Mrs. William Squire
In Mondays discussion will be
Mesdames Locke Riehl Tracy
Durefeldt, Philip Garland. John c.
Chapman. +. A. REEVE and Mr..
George Bolton
Play discussion meetings are an
other feature OF the Drama
leagues many interesting pro-
grams arranged for the pleasure
of members. Membership in the
league is still available and offers
many delightful evenings. The Of
ficers and directors extend a
cordial invitation 10 the many
newcomers to Tacoma and vicinity
to share the many coming attrac-
tons OF the season.
Events follow one another in
rapid succession at the Little
theater with the one act plays
December Is and playing also the
l4th. The Workshop Division
under the direction OF Mrs. CAL
win Hopper is presenting two very
popular works OF talented North
west authors. "Columbine Ma
donna" by Prof. Glen Hughes OF
the University OF Washington is
being directed by Miss Belle
Uranium. and by popular demand
another of Herman HuSe by $
musical drsmstizations OF the
lives Of famous musicians will be
presented. Miss Molly 10 Duncan
viii direct his stucy Of the life Of
Mozart" Reservations can be
made al the box office on We'd
nesday and Thursday December
II and u between noon and S .. m.
Telephone Main 3O44.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Portland Chrisimss Party

The Falkland Preschool will
hold its annual Christmas party AZ
the home of Mrs. Kenneth Jacobs.
Ri :. Box 81. Monday evening at
o'clock.
Mrs. II. J. Leraas viii speak on
Christmas customs and the re-
mainder Of the evening viii be de-
voted TO games. carols and a
Christmas tree.
Members are asked TO bring a
small gift for exchange. They are
also requested 10 bring an article
Of non-perishable food 10 be used
in Christmas basket for a needy
family.
Assisting Mrs. Jacobs as hostess
will be Mrs Willis Gordon.
spanaway Mother Preschool
executive board viii meet Tuesday
evening AZ 6 O'Clock al the home
Of Mrs Mesle Prettynan Mrs.
Lawrence Walker viii preside.