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Evening star., 1940-09-17
BY MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT,

ELIOT.
In Sundays article, I touched
upon the value of surprise in war,
and the certainty that in any at
tempt to invade Britain, the Ger
mans would seek to make use Of this
prinpicle. This is tactical surprise
surprise for the end of winning
battles. But surprise may be at
tempted, as Hitler has shown the
world anew, as Napoleon and Fred
erick showed 1t so often before, in
far wider field. Strategical sur
prise-in the broadest sense of the
term-is not only possible, but has
been major contributory factor to
most Of Hitler's previous successes.
1t may be so again. Germany still
lies In the center of Europe, with
frontiers east. west and south. In
any Of those directions the tremen.
dous German offensive power sud-
denly move. Discounting as ex-
tremely unlikely a move against
Russia (east). the choice seems to
lie between the long-awaited in
vasion Of Great Britain (west) and
stroke, aided by Italy and perhaps
by Russia, against the middle
eastern bastion of the British
Empire (south).
We may we'll imagine that Just as
the so-called easterners and west
ernerS used to contend in the Allied
high command during the World
War, so the German high command
now has its partizans for both
policies. Those in favor of the
southern move at this time may
present their arguments somewhat
along these lines:
An attack on Great Britain now
runs serious risk of failure. If
so, it will be failure which cannot
be disguised either from the world
or the German people. 1t may we'll
overset all that has been gained
by the series of unbroken victories
which has concluded with the COL
lapse of France. 1t sets too great a
stake upon the board. For consider,
that the British are greatly superior
at sea; that there is no sign what
ever of even the beginning of a Ger
man air superiority; and that under
these circumstances it is doubtful
indeed whether the German land
power can be gotten into Great
Britain in sufficient strength to make
headway against the stout British
defenses of the island. and the con-
siderable numbers of British troops
now available Germany might win
all by victory, but might lose all
by defeat; and victory is uncertain.
Access to Oil Supply.
On the other hand, campaign in
the Middle East. directed against
Egypt by way of the Balkan PENN
insula, would have certain very
definite advantages. 1t would in
sure Garmany's having a hand in
the disposition Of these territories,
vital both strategically and econom-
ically. 1t would afford access to a
supply of fuel oil in Iraq far super
rior in quantity and quality to
Rumanian oil. 1t would dispose of
any threat to the German rear
which Turkey, Greece and Yugo-
slavia may be deemed to constitute
1t would relieve much of the pres
sure on Italy of the present British
blockade. 1t would afford the Ger
man army winters occupation In
Evening star., 1940-09-17

consequences would be. That can
be done only by reducing the island
citadel Of Britain itself. The logi-
cal German military mind may well,
in the end, be guided by this basic
consideration; though it is possible
that, with the large forces available,
both attacks may be attempted at
he same time. In this case 1t Is
probable that Germany will not take
the Balkan route to the Middle East,
since that would involve fighting a
war on two fronts simultaneously
the very move of which Count Won
Schlieffen had so great q horror,
and which his pupils Of today are
therefore unlikely to undertake.
The die is not yet cast; the
thrower holds the cup poised-the
initiative is still with Hitler, Britain
and the world can only wait to see
in which direction he will move.
Whatever he does, Of this we may
be sure-that in the time and place
Of doing, and in the manner. too,
he will seek to exploit to the full
the principle Of surprise.
Copyrisht, 1910, by New York Tribune. Inc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Luncheon Meeting on
Presbyterian Calendar

Luncheon will follow the 10:45
business meeting of the Women's
society of First Presbyterian
church on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Edwin J. Anderson will con-
duct the session in Middleton par
lor when all reports of interest to
the society will be given. Mrs. E.
W. Squires heads the group of
hostesses from circle T who will
serve luncheon in Stone hall.
The missionary program at 100
will open with devotions by Mrs.
F. II. Essig. the subject being
Jehovah Ropheka. the Lord is
Thy Healer The presentation of
missionaries listed in the year
book of prayer will be given by
Or. George Dunlap. a former mis-
sionary in the Philippines Guest
speakers are Rev. and Mrs. d. c.
Christensen whose topic will be
Our Alaska" Mrs. Otto Roeder,
music chairman. will present Mr..
and Mrs. Oran Smith.
On Thursday circle o will meet
at the home of Mrs. William Cob
ban. 1886 So. Ash for 1890
luncheon. Mrs. s. L. Church will
give the Bible lesson and Mrs.
William Mcleod Will direct mis-
sion study.
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Informal Dance on
Thanksgiving Eve
Y-Ed Girls TO Entertain at
Dash Point Clubhouse

Miss Sylvia Asp is planning
a gala affair for the annual
Barn Dance of the Y-Ed club
girls TO be held at the Dash
Point community clubhouse
on Thanksgiving eve, Novem-
Der 20. at $50 pm. Prizes
will be given for the best CO.'S
tunes.
Business and Professional Wo-
men of Tacoma are welcome TO
join the Y-Ed girls at their regular
Tuesday evening dinner meetings.
Reservations may be made by
phoning BR 41s1 by 10 a. m. Tues
day.
At the next meeting the girls
will be privileged to hear DR.. Ed
ward c. Wagenknecht. professor
of English literature at the Uni
versity of Washington. who, due
to the annual Y. w. World Fellow
ship Week. has chosen as his sub
ject for the evening. World Fellow
ship.
DR. Wagenknecht was a former
assistant pastor of the Seattle Ply
mouth Congregational church. and
is member of the Society of
Friends.
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Former TaComan
WEEDS in South
Mr.. Albertson Takes Bride
In GIendora, Calf.

A California wedding of
much interest here was that
on October 81 of Miss Dor
othy Mohr, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Small of
Alhambra. Calf, and Mr..
Aaron Albertson Jr. of FL
Monte, Calf. formerly of Ia
coma. The family made their
home here for many years,
and the bridegroom. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. AlbertSon Sr.
attended schools here before
going 70 California.
The ceremony was read in Our
Grace Episcopal church in Glen
dora. Calf. the Rev. Henry Scott
Rubel reading the service.
Wearing a dark blue ensemble
with a corsage Of gsrdenias. the
bride was attended by Miss Doris
Karjer Of Los Angeles. Mr.. Bob
Wright Of e Monte was best man.
A reception followed the cere-
mony at the Avans Ranch. home
of the hridegrooms parents.
Mr.. Albertson and his bride are
at home at 1879 La MADEIRA ST IN
e. Monte.
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Jason Lee Students
Anticipate Dance

General chairman for the annual
"Shindig" to be given by Jason
Lee students Saturday evening in
Weyehaeuser hall Of the Y. w.
c. A. is Pat Coleman. Assisting
will be Esther Schaefer. Dot Bren-
nan, Mary Lou Hogan. Birdy To-
biason and Russ Skattum- Hours
will be from 7;30 until II o'clock.
About 65 are expected 10 attend,
and only those who have been is
sued invitations will be admitted
Among those who have reserved
tickets are Lorna Lee Cooper
JUNE Bolvi. Doris Smith, Bev
Moore. Mary Alice Everett, Wv
Peterson. Ruth Wood. Barbara
Smith. Joan lehman. Bob Col
Inns. Bill Funk. Art Anderson.
Gordie Andreason. Dick Deale
Steve Mandeau. Dave Reece. Dick
Martin. Johnny Heinrich. Bot
Brennan. Earl Jorgenson and Gary
LAHORE.
Chaperones will be Messrs. and
Mesdames Howard T. Coleman
Earle H. Hogan and J. X. LAHORE
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Cedar Mothers
Club viii Meet

November activities will be
planned at the Saturday evening
meeting of the Mothers club OF
Cedar Rainbow assembly. Mrs
Z. Il. Wahlquist, president. will
preside in the dining hall of the
Masonic building at Yakima ave
and 5sth st The meeting will
open at O'Clock with reports on
the recent card party and will be
followed by cards for those desir-
ing to play. Mrs. Wahlquist re-
quests a good attendance as sew
eral important matters will be put
before the members
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Mrs.. Leslie Tuttie is being assist
ed in decorations by Mrs. c. j.
Shipley. Mrs. Bess Barclay and
Mrs.. Ray Burpee. Chrysanthe-
NUNS. pumpkins and autumn
shades of leaves will add the fes-
tive Thanksgiving motif to the gay
affair. The Egyptian patrol girls
will assist In serving the dinner.
Following the dinner. there will
be q short business meeting pre-
sided over by Mrs. A. 4. Long.
queen Of Fora temple. Promptly at
. p. m. the meeting will be ad-
journed that members may assem-
BILE once again to the roof garden
a. guests of Mrs. Long. This late
evening party Is planned entirely
by the queen, who win be assisted
by her daughter, Mrs. Russell Ross.
IN receiving her guests, others as
sisting Mrs. Long with the festivi-
ties of the evening will be Mes
DANES c. o. Lynn. A. o. Burmeis-
ter, Frank Rybin and c. J. Cum
mings.
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Overseas League
To Mark Day
Tacoma Group TO Be
Guest OF Seattle Unit

An opportunity to celebrate
Armistice day on two differ
ent dates will be extended Ia
coma members of the Wom-
ems Overseas Service league.
The first occasion will be in
Tacoma with the various vet
eran organizations having re-
unions on the official date,
Nov. IL. The second will be
with the Seattle unit at their
annual banquet which has
been arranged for Nov. Is at
the Forty and Eight Veterans
club, 3rd and James.
For the dinner. which is sched-
uled for $50 O'Clock. the commit
tee has planned a patriotic theme
that will be reflected in the table
decorations. individual favors and
the more serious features Of the
program. There will be a note of
gaiety In the memory tests ana
when some of the drawer members
don their mothworn uniforms of
20 years ago for one very special
number. Mrs. e. II. Gardner. as
general chairman for the occasion,
will be assisted by Mrs. c. l.. Auer
and Miss Ruth Vinegar on pro-
gram arrangements. with Mrs.
Violet Rogers. unit president. and
Mrs. Florence Dickson providing
the table decorations and favors.
At the short business meeting,
plans for Christmas service work.
as formulated by the executive
board, will be presented to the unit
for discussion and approval. There
will also be a report by Mrs. Gil.
bert Belland. chairman Of the
nominating committee. who has
been assisted by Miss Alma Haw-
kins and Mrs. l.. J. Trailer of Ia
coma in selecting the proposed
officers for 1941. The dinner will
be attended by unit members from
Bellingham. Mount Vernon and
North Bend. as well as by large
delegation from Tacoma. All over
seas women interested in the units
activities will find a cordial wei.
come and can make arrangements
for transportation and secure res.
ervations by calling Mrs. J. M
Lamb. GA 1909. or MA 5437, Mrs
o. c. Drumm.
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Vide Y. ". C.. A. to Observe NatiO
Welsh Singers Rehesrse
Saturday in Root Garden

Mr.. Louis Morgan. president Of
the Tacoma Welsh society, has
announced a rehearsal Of Welsh
songs. and a brief business meet
ing. preparatory to the Welsh
singing festival in Emmanuel
Presbyterian church on Novem-
Der i. The rehearsal Is open 10
any persons interested in joining
the singing group. Following
practice there viii be a social
hour. Mrs. Reese Meredith and her
daughter. Jane. as hostesses. Ad-
ditional information about the
chorus may be obtained from Mrs.
George Palmer, Main 1925.
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College Names Alumni
Board for Comino Year

Officers of the alumni board Of
directors have been elected for the
year. President is Donald Well
man &c: vice president. Gordon
Tatum '2s; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Mary Louise Curran Sc, audi
Franklin Johnson rs.
Mr.. Richard Sloat 40 has been
appointed to fill the office of trea-
surer of the alumni association left
vacant by Ensley Llewellyn '2s.
reserve officer who was called
into service.
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Credit Groups Here to Entertain
AT Joint Thanksgiving Frolic'
Mrs. James 7. Kemp Is General Chairman for Affair
Scheduled for Nov. 10 at Hotel Winthrop

Thanksgiving decorations will prevail at the Thanks
giving Froc to be given the evening of Nov 16 by the
Tacoma Credit Womens Breakfast club in connection with
the Tacoma Mems Retail Credit association The Roof
Garden of Hotel Winthrop will be the of the affair
with hours being from $50 until 1890 o'clock
Brad Bannon will provide music for the dance, which
will be cabaret style Mrs. James T. Kemp general froc
chairman assisted by Misses Lois Semon Eleanor Lenning
Naomi Evans, Annie Trueman Mrs. F. W. Frohmader Mrs.
Clyde Alexander and Messrs Howard Lincoln, Gordon
Whipple and Oscar Lagasse
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Arts and Science
Circle Meets

ESQ circle Of the Arts and
Science club will meet Tuesday for
a 1890 luncheon at the home of
Mrs. John Lemon. Mrs. +. +.
Phelps will come rom Bremerton
TO lead the discussion group.
Mrs. Winfield Sypher. president
Of Arts and Science. will review
Tudor Wench" by Elizabeth
Thane. Mrs. Phelps viii review "A
Backward Glance" by Edith Whar-
ton.
Mrs. Walter Smell will tell of her
recent trip TO three national parks.
Certificates from the Extension
department Of the University of
Washington will be presented to
three members by the secretary,
Mrs. Clarence Bigger.
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Corinthisn Chapter
10 Celebrate

On Monday evening NJ $50 IN
the William p. Dougherty hall. No
ssth and Cheyenne SITS. Corinthian
chapter o. Z. S.. will celebrate Its
10Th anniversary with a dinner
On the immense table will be a
huge birthday cake. and autumn
flowers will be used as center
pieces.
Mrs. M. Floss Busch. worthy
matron Of this state, will be an
honor guest, this will also be her
official visit.
There will be an interesting pro-
gram. degrees. the presentation OF
the charter members. also the past
matrons and past patrons.
Reservations must be made by
Saturday with Mrs. Lyman Hall,
PR 67s2, or Mrs. w. A. Wohl-
macher. PR 1886.
Mrs. C. c. Skidmore assisted by
Mrs. ]. c. Hill, Mrs. ]. r. White,
Mrs. r. n. Anderson. and Mrs.
N. Teitge are in charge Of the
dinner.
Mrs. w. Ferris is the program
chairman.
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Patrons and patronesses for
the affair will be Messrs. and Mes
danes Oscar Lagasse. David Nc
Lehman, Joseph Bosomer. Herbert
Benson, Carl kraus. Charles Huff
ford, Mr.. Clifford Elder, Mrs
Leata Smith, Miss Margaret May
Miss Eleanor Foote. Miss Marjorie
Wheeler and Mrs. Bessie Froh-
nader.
Many cocktail parties have been
planned to precede the dance.
Those planning to attend are re-
quested TO call Mrs. James T.
Kemp, BR 2l64.
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New Spanish Church
To Be Discussed

Delphian alumnae will meet
Tuesday at the y. w. c. A. with
Mrs. C. E. Griffith in the chair
Mrs. II. z. Wood will be super
visor for the study Of The Church
in New Spain. which will be dis
cussed by Mesdsmes A. W. Worm
wood. Ada Clifford. II. E Wood
and A. II. BUS. Mrs r. Z. Elder
will review Idols Behind Affairs
by Anita Bremen.
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Messages will be given from the
YWCA's in belligerent countries
where the program has been dras-
tically cut or adapted to war needs,
especially of women employed in
war industries. military camps and
centers.
Tacoma association members
will Join the YWCA throughout the
country in contributing TO a World
Fellowship fund as a thank Offer
ing and expression of sympathy
and friendship for the suffering
women of other lands.
Activities in the local association
begin with the World Fellowship
service al o'clock Sunday in
Weyerhaeuser hall to which all
YNCA members, their friends and
families are invited. A service has
been arranged by the YWCA World
Fellowship committee, Mrs. Paul
Means, chairman. Special music is
being contributed by Miss Grace
johnson, Mrs Donald Dilts, and a
Girl Reserve choir. Mrs. Bartlett
B. Heard of Berkeley, Calf. a
member of the national board. will
speak on The YWCA in a World
at War"
During the week. programs with
world fellowship theme are being
presented in the Y-Ed club. the
Thursday Night Girls club. the
Lincoln-Gault triangle and all the
Girl Reserve clubs.
Friday, November Is. the weeks
activities will eliminate in an in
ternational festival in the YWCA
gymnasium from 5 to 7 O'Clock.
Group singing under the direction
of Miss Katherine Bruno. folk
dances by Stadium high school
girls with Ardelle Silver in charge.
Japanese music and dances direct
ed by Mrs. Yamaguchi. Scotch
songs by Margaret Mills and
American Negro spirituals in
charge of Lois Gordon will create
an international atmosphere. The
rice bowl supper prepared by Mrs.
Paul Means and Mrs. J. p. Fulla-
ger promises to be a treat. The
closing feature of the evening will
be the gathering of gifts from
YWCA members and eroups for
YWCA work in other lands. Res
ervations for supper should be
turned in to the YWCA by Wed.
nesday.
Girl Reserve activities for
world Fellowship week include:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER -
5:30-Mason club program-Mason
Stewart club program - Stewart
ehiIoren in other countries.
Aakolah club-Lincoln high school
MRS Paul Means. speaker.
Gault elub-Gault school. Radio
sklt on YWCA Girls in other coun-
tries. Committee in charge: Shirley
cy .ormell Kinsman.
mothers invited Refreshments OF
speed cider lcelandic pancakes and
Norwegian cookies.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10
80 = Gray club Gray Junior
nigh school Skit and dances OF
other countries
Jason Lee 7th and 9th Grade club
Jason Lee school. Talks on YWCA
glrls OF other countries. Committee
IN charge Carol Todd. chairman.
Roberta Baker. Marilyn Myrick. Shtr-
ley Pope. Virginia Skarponi
Mothers invited-refreshme
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18th
3:30-Jason Lee 9th Grade club
Jason Lee school. World fellowship
program
e;3o-Sahasa club-YWCA. World
Fellowship meeting
7.l5-Community House club
Community House Records for world
Fellowship week
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Mrs. Blackwell TO Be
Luncheon Hostess

The Women's society of Luther
Memorial church will meet We'd
nesday in the church parlors for
l O'Clock luncheon with Mrs. c.
Blackwell as hostess chairman,
assisted by Mesdames T. Huff, Ida
Jaedecke and Mary Kraabel
Following the business session,
presided over by Mrs. NJ. A Nor
man. a missionary. thank-offering
program will be given. The candle
light service will be under the d.
rection of Mrs. Mary Altmans-
berger, and Mrs. c. p. Henderson
will present the musical numbers.
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Local Association Groups TO Join
In Fellowship Programs Soon
Service in Weyerhseuser Hall Sunday at O'clock
To Open Series Of Events through Coming Week

Members of the Tacoma Young Womens Christian Asso-
citation will join with members of the IWCA around the
world observing week Of prayer and fellowship beginning
Sunday. Nov. 10.
Special prayers will be offered for the Associations in
conquered lands. with which the Worlds Council of the
YWCA has direct communication in Norway, Den
mark Poland Roumania. Belgium The Netherlands, Czecho
sovaka and for the associations totataran countries
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Tolo Week Preeedes
Beau Ball

Next week Lincoln's Girls club
intends to show the boys a thing
or two about chivalry and man.
ners. Monday the girls will de-
vote themselves to opening doors
for the masculine masses.
Then on Tuesday, Miss Jean
Hallen will direct the fountain
holding rite and a king will be
elected: on Wednesday he will be
crowned in the afternoon as
sembly.
Thursday there will be skits.
baby photos on exhibit and
musical numbers supervised by
Miss Jean Erhart. All these and
many other courtesies will be COM
bined for Friday and the annual
tolo Beau Ball" that night.
Rising sun Spiritual church will
sponsor card party on Saturday
evening at o'clock in the church.
SOS South Fawcett.
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Art Association
Will Have Tea
Sunday Opening Occasion
: For Social Affair

Preview of another of the
Tacoma Art associations eX-
hibits on Sunday afternoon
will be the occasion for a tea
in Jones Hall galleries at the
College of Puget Sound. Mrs.
Charles Ingram is chairman
of hospitality for the after
noon.
She has asked Mrs. Malcolm Sax
ton and Mrs. James Morris to pour
at the opening.
Among local artists exhibiting
this display are Mrs. A II. Hook
er, Mrs. Maurita Shank, Mrs. Rob-
ert Hyde. Miss Peggy Strong and
Mr.. David Moore.
or particular interest will b,
the Picasso exhibition which vii
be here for two weeks.
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Homecoming Dinner is Awaited
By Daughters Of Nile Temple
Mrs. Clifford Spike Chairman Of Festive Annual Even
Which VIII Be Held in Masonic Roof Gsrden Nov. -

Each autumn Thanksgiving draws near members OF
Fora temple Daughters of the Nile await with the
annual home coming dinner which will be held this year
the Roof Garden of Masonic temple, Thursday evening
Nov. l4th.
Mrs. Clifford Spike is general chairman and announces
that dinner will be served at $50 o'clock and will be comp
mentary all members holding 1910 membership cards In
planning for the many hundred who expect to attend Mrs
Spike asks that reservations be made with any of the line
officers not later than Wednesday
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Falkland Preschool will meet
Monday evening al o'clock with
Mrs. Orval French. Sales road and
Pacific ave. The Rev. W. A.
Moore will be speaker Hostesses
will be Mrs. y. Peterson and Mrs.
Emma Toulon. Mothers OF pre-
school children are cordially in
vited.
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Bethune W. c. I. L. viii hold its
monthly meeting on Sunday after
noon at $50 at Bethlehem Baptist
church a. So. 18th and SITS.
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PhiIomsfhesns 10 Hear
The Rev. Keenan,

Members OF Bellarmine high
school Philamathea Mothers club
will hold its monthly meeting on
Tuesday At the school. The meet
ing. announced by Mrs. L. l. Bis
cell, president of the organization,
viii honor in q special manner the
mothers Of the boys in the fresh
man class In their honor also
the guest speaker for the occa-
sion IL the Rev. Charles keenan,,
s. J.. from Seattle. FIR. keenan,
has just returned from six years
Of study in Europe. the last two
years spent at Oxford university.
A tea hour viii be held with Mrs.
H. c. Greiwe a. the acting chair
man. Entertainment for the after
noon viii be furnished by the men,
hers of the freshman class. As
usual cars win meet the buses al
30. 18th IT. and Union ave. and at
Center ct. and So. Union ave.
from 1880 till $50. inclusive.
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Rainbow Girls TO
Dance Saturday

Warren assembly. Rainbow for
GirlA win give q dance Saturday
at . O'Clock ut Warren hall after
its regular business meeting
ne affa6 viii center about q
nautical theme with decorations
carrying out the idea Of q ship
hoard dance. Prizes viii be given
for those dressed in the most nauti-
ca1 costumes. During the intermis-
aicn songs will be given by Misses
Virginia Schreuders and Audrey
Kinney.
Miss Lois Myers 10 general
chairman for the dance and her
commiftees include Misses Mar
garef Nacemon. Eleanor Roberts.
Barbara Saunders. Narijane Kell-
er. Mary Read. Virginia schreu-
DER. Cora Stowe. Ruth Davey.
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance are Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Rob-
ertG, Mr.. and Nrs- Huteheon. Mrs..
yxio6man and Mn. Nacemon-