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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Lodge 10 Install
Officers Tuesday

Newly stecfed ofrieesa ~ ~
Progressive Italian Amsxsess l~11ga
and auxiliary Will ~ tssen1Ie1
Tuesday svrntnG 81 mnx1es n1tI.
M. t1th III. ard vswa~tf sveI.
ceremonies 10 start II . e'ebeaA
Attendance viii ~ rssss>sss1 u
members.
Installing officers wsn - An
ih"ny itesiosehiai. supreme alrsx.
tor. ssatstsd by Frank hGnsnnma.
supreme s~esstsry.
offIesvs 10 h~ lnseai,s4 see
James Lsizxi, dirsstess frank
itsds. senior. John uulslsnf. issnsov:
pssn vab6sy, isetsfings Alhsst
Msrs<s. ceremonial: 0soves 61snor
sini. guardian. usbs resa. sssss-
savys Jim Liberty. rloss Ssm~t-
I'M sns,s Quinis Irnet. trustees.
Auxiliary offseess ere julia Tim
hfiaoo. dlfsctors Molly rssfsrssl.
senior; Ann ehimsnti. issioss
F1ovsnes visfoss. isetur1ng. mills
Yaeaasifi. e~vsmonisi; lsnste
Msfohssini. secretary. Lena ca
puto. xusssfiss. Clara Psnieo. n
vifs yisfoss and FDsssnes cossa.
tfsistses
Thsrs~s Dysesh ard Asisns Wa
fare. tsa contestants for Inc hofor
sf bsisE queen n ihs jssas p,enie.
siii dominate tho ssstst bous
which VIII include various snsss.
,sismsnt features rh~ joint pse-
ale ~ ths Progressive flaiian-
Ainsriesn lodxs and suxiItssy saA
Columbus iodGs viii ~ hid June
10 Al apsnA~sy para
Progressive ftAiisn 4 msr l<Aa
iedEs. "a Vas explained by the A.
nesss, u frstssHsi osxsninattsa
Devoted IN spreading ~ Americas
deals and loyalty 10 Amesi<a
among lts members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Clubs

T. X. and =. Bus Drivers aux.
Hilary will have a circle luncheon
at the home OF Mrs. A. II. Rock
wei, 2030 Ea. Division, Wednesday
at 1890 o'clock Mrs. f. Sidney
McQuillin will assist.
North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will hold its regular meeting Tues
day evening in Anderson hall. A
social hour will follow. Hostesses.
Mesdames lie Roy Baxter. Harry
Anderson. Walter Cugal and Paul
Wohlmacher.
Circle S, Daughters Of Norway,
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Throseth on Wednesday. Members
are TO take the Spanawsy bus at
11:35 or 1920 at 18th and Pacific.
British assoc ton
members are to meet at the home
Of Mrs. r. e. Wheeler, SIT So. l..
at p. m. Monday.
Tacoma auxiliary, Tacoma Typo
graphical union. will meet Tues
day at PIT Defiance park. main
picnic crowns. for basket lunch
con at 1890. All printers and
their families are welcome. Coffee.
cream and sugar will be provided
Mary Todd Lincoln, ID. 4. ",
Sewing Circle meets with Mrs.
Nels Olsen. 440e No. 35th at.
Thursday for 1870 O'Clock pot
luck luncheon Mrs. Ben Ofstesd
will be in charge Members asked
10 note change In date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Bride-Elect Honored
At Shower

Miss Pauline Tangorra was hon.
ored recently by her mother and
several aunts at shower on the
occasion of her forthcoming mar
rage to Mr.. Thomas w. Curtis
OF Oklahoma City. Hostesses were
Mrs. NJ. Tangorra. her mother, and
Mesdames ID. Tangorrs, K. Frick
F. Cimino and +. Jensen.
Honors were won by Miss Ruby
Moore and Mesdames J. Mariana
A. Chimenti. J. Castrilli, G. Ruvo
and d. Hollingsworth.
Other guests were Mesdames
Mildred Begattoris. Martha Nor
ton. Hazel Mathieson. C. Mama,
Angelo Fote, Joseph Tedesco, Ole
Eliason, Buck, T. Scopoli, Bill
Owens, Sam Simone. Mike Scalera.
Mike Ponica, Gabe Lavarato, Car
men Segreti, Joe Cimino. Roy For.
tino, Cora Fries, Leonard Rickert,
John Mazza, Angelo Belyedere,
Jim Luzzi. Leonard Croceo. Anna
Folden, carmine Vigna. Harold
Grenier, Victor Hesselwood, Ralph
Turco and Joseph Turco, and
Misses Margaret Elisson, Ann
Scapoli. Jean scapoli, Clara Pan
leo, Mary S. Errigo, June Nyquist,
Dorothy Lsyarsto, Delft segreti.
Frances Fortino, Theresa Ruvo
and Catherine Luzzi.
out-of-town guests were Mrs.
F. Ficarelli Of Chicago and Miss
c. B. Curtis Of Oklahoma.
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Feied at Surprise
Bridal Shower

A surprise bridal shower was
given recently in honor OF Miss
VIVIAN White. hride-elect Of Mr..
Joseph Swanstrom. Their wedding
is TO be solemnized the evening of
June % in the Pentccostal taber-
naele at s o'clock.
Hostesses for the shower were
Mrs. c. b. Maynard. Mrs. A. Boen
and Mrs. Harold Wick. The affair
was given at the latter's home on
So. Hosmer.
During the evening Miss Eleanor
Breiwick directed a program con-
sisting of vocal duet by Mrs. John
Anderson and Miss Pauline Dick
son: an instrumental duet by the
Misses Dorothy and Marjorie
Meade; a vocal solo by Miss Alvin
Rodahl and a scripture reading by
Miss Clara Fjermedal. Miss Molly
Lund accompanied the musical
numbers on the piano.
Gifts were presented in clev-
erly-decorated basket in pink and
white. Flowers about the rooms
were in pink and white. Refresh
ments were served Immediately
after the gifts were opened.
Guests included Mesdames G.
johnson, c. Swanson. H. Wick. A.
Burk, Ada White, G. Potts, l.. MAJ
"a, N. Christianson. w. Curran. A.,
Rodahl, A. Breiwick. A. Johnson,
J. Anderson, o. Malm, A. Konsmo,
F. Konsmo, A. Loen, F.. Nav, II.
Burmark. A. Paulson. w. Johnson.
II. Hagen, f. L. Higgins. e. Malm.
c. Konsmo, G. Lewis, ID. Jamison.
c. Paulson. NJ. Miller. T. Breiwick.
J. Knuteson. V. Fredlund, J. Rody.
T. Hagen, Esther Miller. Violet
O'Brien. c. b. Maynard. T. Malm,
r. Predeaux. w. Grupert and +.
Rody.
Others were Misses c. Fjerme-
dial, II. Thrane, NJ. Lund, ID. Meade.
NJ. Meade. F. Tayet. V. Petersen,
NJ. Hammerstrom. A. Hammer
strom. s. Hammerstrom. o. Smu-
land, NJ. Lowe. T. Anderson. NJ.
Mortinson, F.. Breiwick. f. Miller.
f. Frivold. b. Frivold. NJ. Konsmo,
p. Dickson, II. Hanson, Il. Kuelp-
man, II. Ringseth, F. Ringseth. ID.
Dahl, V. Fredlund, ID. White. c.
KARL and NJ. Tweter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
PuYallup Rites
Are Impressive

In setting Of seasonal flowers
Miss vioiette Arneson Of Puyallup
and Mr. Jack u. Swaync Of Seat.
tie were married Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock In tn. garden nj the
home Of the parents OF the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ". Arneson. Route
,. box 81. Puyailup, the Rev.
George Harlow reading thr vows.
Attending the bride was Miss
Frances Finnegan OF Seattle and
II. II. Fife. also of Seattle, was best
man. A wedding breakfast follow
ed the ceremony.
Mrs. swayne Ia a graduate Of
Puyallup high school and the Uni
versity of Washington and Mr..
Swayne received his education at
the University Of North Carolina.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Story Tellers' League
To Close Year

The Tacoma Story Tellers' league
will meet Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. w. L. Quest, 1909 No. 10th.
for its closing meeting of the year
A picnic luncheon will be served in
the garden at 1890 o'clock. fol-
lowed by a business session and
election of officers.
Across the Blue Waters" is the
subject of the afternoon program
and stories will be told by Mes
danes L. w. Seigler, C. T. Winslow
and'Ray Gilstrap. The Book Look
will be presented by Mrs. Quest
and Mrs. F. NJ. Halbert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Ladies OF B. L. r. and E.
Schedule Luncheon

Lodge No. 5s5 Of the Ladies
auxiliary TO the 3. OF L. F. and f.
viii meet at Hotel Winthrop Wed
nesday morning al 10 o'clock for
an sli-day session with a no-host
luncheon in the coffee shop. A
special guest VIII be grand presi-
dent, Agnes G. Strong Of Boone.
Iowa. who is making her annual
inspection Of the local lodges at
this time
Mrs. Strong is remaining over
for the Oregon-Washington Union
meeting on June %. Members Of
the lodge are planning a trip to
Paradise valley in honor Of their
visiting president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Miss ClearY Fetes
Miss White
Bridal Shower h Given In
Honor on Brids- Elect

A recent party honorius
Miss Vivian White. a bride.
elect. was the bridal shower
for which Mas Jay Clcary
was hostess ut tho home of
her mother. Mrs. Edward
cleary. Tho hostess was
assisted by her mother during
the evening. favors al games
were awarded Mas Ann n.
I.anvlow and Mrs. e. n. May
nard,
The buffet supper Vas served
from . lace covered table charm
Ingiy appointed with white tacess
and pink and white flowers Mlss
Ann y. iaaRiow poured uIns
were prrsrntvd Ia the bsids. slsel
before the supper hoor
Quests were Ae-dames Anita
Richardson. Carlyle Horn. Paul
Olson. Dext~r Richardson. ciYds
Maynard, Julian Runt~es. Donald
spencer. ncsIssr. Rendered and
Edward c1eary.
Others were tbs Misses Msrrs.
rite Anderson. eileen Hart. Gun.
stance Martin, G~.ndslyn Andss.
son. Alice Swanson. Naomi sposts-
wood. Myrtle Schubert. fris nrysn.
Ann ". LAngiow. jrssls TSsxl~r,
Joanna Powder. iisiKa Jenssn.
Ruth Carlson. FLORENCE Madssn.
Ethel Churchill. Jay cisary and
Vivian white.
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A ricnts suPper served e1 the
brad vsrenaa ~ The Met'Ietl~nd
home Ia asssisecom preceded The
psaxrsm MFs ~ n MAyhsn. prvss-
dent. prsssdsd and introduced pro-.
gram chairman. Mrs Mee'fsllan<i.
The chapter later thanked Mra
Aayhin Tar her wcndesfui no~ps-
tAiity And ssts leadership turing
Ihs past year. snsf she thnahsa In
members for their suppc<s. rhe
chapter learns with deep resres
that 10 psss~ns SECRETARY. MIA G
A Garrison. wtli snor wave TseoNsa
for indiar~ where her husband vtli
sur~rvsss = Federal huskttnn pm
isct rney wiIi ~ greatly sntsessl
M ami Mrs. rhamss IIfswn. r..
had ~ shelr guests ~ M
meeting Mr. and Mrs. Henry
J. n~ssakalb ~ x~s rrssstsen
and Mrs. Asuse ~ Nyxsen
~ iAussiAna. others present In
eiadsd ~. ard Nrs Hunter No.
nard. ~. AMI Mrs Themas mFusa
". NJ srd MN = n ussier. AM
NJ and Mrs g. 4. Garrison. Mfs.
castans n jun~s. Mrs.. tssusea
fsarsae. ". n. Msyhsn. Asd nay D.
Penney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Birthday Party Honors
Mrs. Sam DOUGLAS

A birthday gathering Saturday
afternoon complimented Mrs. Sam
Douglas. who was showered with
gifts and flowers in honor of the
occasion. Guests assembled for
luncheon.
Those present were Mrs. De-
Forest Morse, Miss Virginia
Grimm, Mrs. Harry Grimm, Mrs.
Mary Horner, Mrs. Mildred Stata,
Mrs. Frances German. Miss Lorna
Morse and Mrs. Douglas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

CorY-Hilling Nuptials Read
Saturday in Christ Church
Pretty Ceremony in CandIeieht Followed by Reeep
zion in Church Parish House; Motor TO California

radiant bride gowned in shimmerng white lace pretty
attendants in chiffon dresses graduated shades avendar
ana purple and lovely floral setting of ferns and white
gado were charming hghghts of the wedding ceremony
IN Christ Episcopal church Saturday evening when Miss
Esther May Cory and Mr. Clarence L. Killing repeated their
nuptia VOWS.
Tall tapers in branched candeabra burned during the
ceremony before which organ music played by Miss
Mary Ella Cook Mr. Hugh McWharer sang Because and
Still as the Night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

Inc REV. ROBERT Pfelffer reaC
the ceremony at half after eighi
o'clock in the presence of about
$50 guests.
The bride daughter of Mr. anc
Mrs. Frank Cory. approached The
altar with her father. Her gowr
was fashioned with long tapering
sleeves and overturned necklint
at which she wore brooch OF
pearls, given to her by her mother
The full skirt fell to a long train,
A crown of swansonia held in
place her finger tip length veil
and in her hands the bride carried
a white satin Bible, given to her
as a child by her grandfather. II
was showered with lilies of the
valley.
Gowns of two bridesmaids. Mrs.
Clyde Alexander Ethel Lucken-
bih) and Miss Marjorie copeland.
were of spring violet with which
they carried soft yellow sweet
peas in a fan arrangement. The
other bridesmaids, Miss Maryjean
Brooks and Miss Mary Louise
Gonyea. wore lighter, royal rose
tone, their flowers also lighter, and
last. the matron of honor, Mrs.
Carleton Waugh, in drama. still
deejer color, with contrasting sweet
peas. Her flowers were repeated
in crown similar to the brides.
The other attendants wore cor
nets matching their gowns. and
wore necklaces, gifts of the bride.
Mr.. Killing was attended by a
cousin of the bride, Mr. Harold
Heiserman, and the ushers were
Messrs. John Mccarthy of Everett,
cousin of the bride, George Killing,
brother of the bridegroom, Edwin
West and Loren Healy.
The reception followed in the
upper parlor of Wells hall where
mothers of the couple received.
Mrs. Corey wore ashes OF roses
lace and Mrs. Anna Killing, mother
of the bridegroom, was in blue
lace. Both had corsages of pink
rosebuds. Throughout the room
pastel garden blossoms were used.
The wedding caRe, Maltese cross
In shape. was thanked on either
side by tapers in crystal holders.
Assisting at the reception were
Mrs. A. P. Zurfluh, aunt of the
bride, Mrs. Edward Killing. Miss
Lila Killing, sister-in-law and
sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs.
Robert Vandenberg.
The bride was graduated from
Lincoln high school and is a
member of Beta Phi Kappa. bust
ness girls sorority. Mr.. Killing
received his education in Mon
tana.
They have gone to California on
their wedding trip and after a
fortnight will return to their home
they have built just off the Seattle
highway.
For travelling the bride wore a
dusty pink dress with blue aces
series and top coat. On her coat
she wore lilies of the valley.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Rose Mccarthy, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mccarthy of Everett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Heiserman, Mr..
Robert Mccarthy of Everett, Mrs.
Frank Cleveland of Seattle, Miss
Josephine Firmanhack, Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cory, Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Easement.
Portland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Garlic
ton Waugh, Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Visit Here En- Route TO
To Mexico City

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taynton
stopped briefly in Tacoma Sunday
to visit Mr.. Taynton's mother, Mrs.
Myra Taynton Thayer. en- route
to Mexico City where they will
present their dance troupe for 2
months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
New Officers 70 Preside
Al Tuesday Session

The Ladies' auxiliary 10 the
Eagles will meet Tuesday evening
nj O'Clock In Emerson hall. Mrs.
Clinton Clark viii preside. This
Is the first meeting with newly In
stalled officers. Committee APP
pointments viii be made and plans
for the coming year discussed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

Ivy essnps y. y. H.. VIII sppWsas
= noon lanehsea sna sara party
Tuesday sftssnscn In ri~h~rs
Civic Center Mra c. G. Ryan y
general chairman. ss~ssssst ~
Mssismss ~ 6. Msnssy. a. first.
J. n tsendish. n ~. Andersen. n
Hsusn. ~. Van Aissyne. e. W.
eicelIer and fsss,srt Ralph.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Circle 10 Entertain
At Luncheon

Ladies' Aid Of Trinity Methods,
church. ia. 35th and y sts.. Will
meet for luncheon Wednesday
afternoon Mt 1880 o'clock. Desser,
luncheon will be served by circle 5.
with a short business meeting fol-
lowing Christian Women's Of
ganiza tons will be discussed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Meeting Arrangements
Are Chanoed

The Ladies Catholic Benevolent
association will meet Wednesday
instead of Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Peter Manley, 2907 Ea. d.
St, for 1890 luncheon. The bust
ness meeting will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Society Awaits
Track Opening
loneseres Again Promise,
Festive Summer Whirl

The sport of kings begins
its reign at Longacres Satur-
day, June 20. when the track
near Renton resounds with
the cheers of housan d S
watching the first races of
the season. From then until
Sept. 2 the thrills of horse
racing will provide the great
est in entertainment for en-
thusiasts from all parts of
the Northwest.
It's the favorite summer diver
sion not only for the sports crowd
who make fine horses n hobby. but
for the smart set which makes
good times a hobby. There's no
more popular form Of entertaining
than luncheon. tea or dinner at
the races on beautiful summer
afternoon. This year as always the
clubhouse of Longacres will be
the background for such parties
every day. and 1t viii also be the
background for some of the smart
est summer fashions. Tacoma
people, always Longaores fans,
will especially predominant at the
track the second day OF the sea
son. which will be Tacoma Day"
They're having twilight racing
again this year - three days a
week. This meas that on We'd
nesdays. Thursdays and Fridays
the first post time will be Alb
o o'clock.
Post time on Saturday. and
Sundays Will be 2;i5 O'Clock: and
on Mondays and Tuesdays there
will be no racing.
The summer program IN sprin-
killed. with big days"-the days
when the clubhouse, grandstand
and paddock are packed with a
throng. when there's an
especially gala air. and when you
see everybody you know at the
races. Biggest Of all In the Long
acres Mile on August IS. celebrat-
ed over the country because IL has
the largest stake Of any mile race
in the United States The opening
feature June 20 is the Inaugural
Handicap, and on the gala second
day OF the season. Tacoma Day"
the high spot VIII be the Tacoma
Many are the Tacoma people
who spend frequent summer days
at Longacres. Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Edris are among the most frequent
and often entertain
guests In their box Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Lanser are racing fans. as
are Mr.. and Mrs. George schreiner.
Or. Harry DAVIS. Mr.. Winston w.
Boone. Mr.. Leo Coniin. DR.. Leo
Hunt and nrs. Joseph Gilpin. who
is 10 active In the Woodbrook Hunt
club.
Other Tacomsns WbO have been
among the spectators al Longacres
in ,easonx past have been Mr. and
nra. Lester Aslsndy. Mr.. and Mira.
George Calvert. Mr.. and Hra.
Frank T. Power. Mrs.. T. A. Peter
man. Mr.. and Mira. Fred Aaekie.
ir.. Mrs. Kari Richards. sr. and
Robert Richards. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Il. McPhsrson-
Capt and Mrs David Traub
jouneysd from Fort
Lewis last season 10 watch the /
races. az did Lieut.. and Ars. VIII /
lam s. Etone. Those coming from /.
Olympia have been Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Martin, Ar. and Mrs. NJ
NJ. Morris. DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Hartung. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Yoris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams ana
Mr.. and MIRA. Nelson Vaughan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

SAINT JOHN. N. ns--MaEis-
trats @. Earis Logan figufss
every dog II entitled Ia two bites.
lie dismissed an application ~ .
woman for destruction ~ . neigh.
boris dog after !, had bittsn her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Writer'S Hear Of Gardens. Songs
or Shakespeare's Works
League Meets ~ Mccielsnd Home Overlooking
Sound Near s.s,seeor City Mrs. Monroe Selsiss

The songs and flowers in Shakespeare plays made
live again. briefly. Saturday evening for members
and guests Of Tacoma chapter League Of Western Writer'S
when Mrs. W. A. Monroe sang groups 81 songs from the
hars dramas and Mrs Lawrence r. McCeIand rad from
her work the flowers herbs and gardens described
In IN. Shakespeare plays
Mrs. Mcccland gave the modern of the flowers
mentioned and brought specimens II many Of ths blooms
she talked about. Mrs Charles W. Mason accompanied
Mrs Monroe the piano.
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The Taeosna Buddhist csnt<r silI
meet al : o. N. Tuesday Ia shs
church. i7tT Fsseslt ave. Toe
study and discussion me meeting
viii be conducted IN EnxlA~n BY
shs Rev. sunys ~. Pratt. hsr sub.
pct D>inx --fh~ Attainment II tina
Csgnqssfef.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Core Of the News

Applications for marriage license
In Seattle Saturday Included shs
names ~ Ruth X. Clark and Doug.
las G. Hansen III Taeosns. Alss
Clark Ia Ia ~ed Norman l.. tssnns
~ Seattle. tisns~D's name - link.
ri with that 81 Miss Marian v.
Hancock al seattle.
Always bettsr batter IL rgs
Butter Btofs. adv.
TWO soMiSArxD
Mrs. Dora Reed and Frsnefs An
drsws have D~ss nominated tor .
threseyssr tsrn 90 the rtsysIlup
Tribal council. according 90 Frank
wreIson. chairman. Election .lll
bs hsld June -. Andrews 10 SAX.
ing rs-slsetioa.
Wedding tIo~srs Hlax. Florist.
iads.l
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
La fiesta de mnilana

La fiesta de madiana
Todo Sc halla debidamenre
preparado para la magnifica
fiesta Picnic que celebrara Ia
Sociedad de Socorros Mutuos
ia Fraternidad," en- los salo-
mes de la Sociedad La Italia, ma
mana domingo.
Aver dimos a conocer Ell pro
grama complete de este festival
oue de SECURE redundant en- I'm
gran exito para sus organizado-
res.
Hoy recordamos que las puer
tas del edificio Sc ADRIAN a las
l:3O de ia manana y a las IL
del dia, empezara a servirse ei
almuerzo. Sc compondra del si-
guiente menu: Macarrones a "a
italiana, Ternera asada, Pan,
Lacquer y Cafe.
La orquesta ia Sonora" ha
prometido los siguientes estre :
nos even Aca,' bolero-son; "Fi
delidad," bolero-son; "El Leche-
TO-" guaracha; SAY Jardineira'
marcia brasileha "Bueno y Nc
jor", pasodoble; Lolita, paso-
doble. Este conjunto deleitara a
los comensales durante ell al
muerzo y a las tres de la tarde
comenzara su repertoire en- Ia
cantina.
La orquesta "Don Francisco
tocara las pleas americans 81
la sala principal. Durara la fie'
ia hasta las ocho y media de ID
noche.
Como algo extraordinaria, Ia.
damas pagaran "a cts. Y los ca
balleros 40 cts. por la entradi
al baile solamente.
Los adultos pagaran por de
recho a la comida y bale $1.00
los ninos memories de IL amos
so cts.
En- ~nuestras notas del lune
haremos la reseia.
HGcid Key West
Despu6s de unos dias en- est
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
CONFERENCE ELS PRESI-
DENTE CON LOS OBRE-
RIOS

Washington, agosto 24.-Con
Ell presidente Roosevelt confe-
renciaron aver los lideres obre-
res Daniel j. Tobin y Phillip
Murray, los que Sc negaron a
hacer concentrates a su salida
de la Casa Blanca.
Dfcese que Ell presidente trata
Ge lograr la paz, mediante I'm
nuevo esfuerzo, entire la Fedora
cicn Americana del Trabajo y
ell CIO.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
PARA LA MUJER DEL
C
Una NGdGdOra

Lucille Anderson traba66 CO.
mo estenografa durante 35 a.
nos. Era entonces una excelen-
tie nadadora. Ahora, a los 60 a.
nos, realiza perfectos lanzamien
toS desde 10 pies de altura,
La Anderson viene ofrecien-
do sus exhibicioneS en- Palisades
Amusement Park, New York,
y todos los dias Sc tira a un tan
cue de 1872 pies de diametro
desde una altura de Glen pies.
Debajo de su traje de bano u
sa ropa especial de algod6n y
dos gerros para la cabeza. La
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
PROPONE WILKIE UNA Sc
CRETARIA DE AVIACTON

New York, agostQG4.-El
candidate republican, a la presi
dencia, Wendell Wilkie, propuso
hoy que en- Ell gabinete del pre-
sidente Roosevelt se1Gree la Sc
~cretarfa de aviac6h.
"Debemos aprovechar las lee
clones de la tragedia de Euro
pa.
Wilkie opina que la aviaci6n
debe tener un mando por sepa-
RADIO, como Sc hace en- ell viejo
continente y aceptando 10 que
hace amos reeemendara ell bril-
gadier Mitchell.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24

encuentran en- esta, cor e pro-
.p6sito de pasar lac vaoaciones,
la Sra. Maria Iu'"G T"~-do de
Harry su hijo III 4 . iaro-
Estos Nstingui1os ~yiajeros
proceden de~eiudada de Ia
Habana. Dentro de pocos dias Sc
trasladaran a la Metr6poli Neo-
.yoPquina.
Son huespedes de los espcsos
Armando y Lima Garbalosa, con
Residential en- ell 1915 de la ave
nida de Michigan.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
"a han dado q conocA los

va han dado a. conoc& !os
nombres de lag orquestas que
Ia amenizaraG: Don Francis
co" y Sonora: Con esta Ultima
cantaran la Srea. Mercedes San
chez Y Mario Mendez.
Ell menu que serviran consta
de-: Extremes, Arroz amarillo
con Pollos, pan, Lacquer, Man
tecado y Cafe.
La Secci6n de Beneficencia,
al presentar esta fiesta, 10 ha-
&c con ell prop6sito de emplear
las ganancias en- mejoras para
ell Sanatorio que posee en- el
Boulevard.
Sr. asociado: 81 Vd. no ha
comprado su boleto, vaya al Ger
tro y c6mprelo espontaneamen.
tie.
Ell preC,o de la Entrada y al
muerzo es de SLIPS. Entreds
general, 25 cts. las damas, y 81
cts. los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
DEL CENTRIC ESPANOL
Ldsta de Enfermos

Sc italian recluidos en- ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Espahol, los
socios y pensionistas Sres. Fran
cisco Fuentes, Fora Read, Jose
Bermuldez, Jose Garcia, Beatriz
Gonzalez, Fernando Mayo, Joa-
qufn Suarez, Blanche Harrison,
Cosme Zumaran, Conrado Her.
nandez, Demetrio Garcia, Jose
Blanco y Manuel arrange,
Deseamos su pronto restab!e-
cimiento.