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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-03
NavyDepartment
Considers Move
To Bring Water
WOULD SELL SURPLUS
WATER TO KEYS AND
CITY; NEED FOR WA
TER ACUTE

Under legislation now being
drafted at Washington. the navy
department would be authorized
to build a wafer supply system
on Florida Keys and to sell wa
ter TO Monroe county property
owners. The Citizen was advised
today in dispatches from the cap
ital.
Readers of The Citizen will
recall that some Time ago 1t was
announced in these columns that
the navy department had assign
ed a staff of officers to support
the application of Florida Keys
Aqueduct Commission to the Re
construction Finance Corporation
for funds to finance the water
project.
Since that time Chairman Carl
VinSon of the House Naval AT
fairs committee has visited Key
West. During that visit he re-
portedly explored the possibility
of naval construction of the wa
ter pipeline to supplys the naval
station and seaplane base here.
According to word reaching
The Citizen from Washington,
Congressman A. Pat Cannon, a
member of Congressman Vim
sons naval affairs committee,
stands ready to sponsor the leg
islation now being drawn up by
the navy department to cover
construction of the project and
the proposal to sell surplus water
to citizens of Monroe county and
Key West.
In reporting that he had con-
ferred with naval officials, Con-
gresham Cannon said he was
not permitted to discuss details,
but indicated that the proposed
legislation would have the back
ing of Chairman Vinson.
Naval officers state there is
precedent permitting the navy
to sell water TO residential and
commercial consumers in con-
nectiOn with supply of its own
facilities, providing such scrV-
ice did not enter into competition
with any other agency or firm
Proposal for navy sponsorship
of the water supply system will
not jeopardize the aqueduct com
missions application to RFC in
the event Congress does not
finally approve the new plan. 1t
will require quick action by the
house naval affairs committee to
provide funds in the pending "ad-
ditional navy construction fund"
bill which will come up for
passage at this session.
RFC officials at Washington,
pointing out that it may take
some time to clear UP legal tech
nicalities i'm connection with the
aqueduct commissions applica-
ton for 100000 loan, indicated
that the quickest way to get wa
ter to the keys was through ac-
ton on the navy department
proposal.
Julius Stone, Jr., former FERA
Continued on Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-03
TOO CURIOUS

ELIZABETH, N. Mrs. Mary
E. Osborn, 80, of this city, was
granted divorce from her hus-
band when she testified that he
insisted on knowing where and
with whom she spent her time,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-03

Ernest Hemingway is one
of the Key West regulars. So
is Rex TugwelL. Frank Ken
ny. Westbrook Pegler and
Bill Skinner. pal of John Nc
Graw and Diamond Jim
Brady. Skinner runs the
Rendezvous where Otto. an
ex-wrestler with an unpro-
nounceable last name. pre-
sides over the bar. SINNERS
chef is from the Union
League Club and the food is
positively the best in the
whole Archipelago The Casa
Marina has a fine beach.
Plenty of charter boats and
excellent guides like Bob
Daniels. Teddy Cancva and
Teddy Lowe are ar Craig's
Dock. Sleek yachts drop an
Choir here. There is music
and laughter and the rattle of
cocktail shakers everywhere.
Last night a full tropical
moon hung over Duval Street.
The sailors and their girls.
the songs from the honky-
tcnks. the rattle of chips and
dice. the high mournful Moor
ish infection of Spanish sing
ers all blended into a picture
that looked like a backdrop
for a South of the Border mo-
vie scenario. You expected.
any minute. the cameras
would start whirrinq and
Ginger Rogers. Lew Ayres
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-03
Notice, GrOcerymen!

Important meeting of Key
West Retail GrocerYmen's AS
ISOLATION TONIGHT. s:ls o'clock
at Caballero de la Lug Hall. rear
Cuban Club. Be sure TO attend.
JOHN ARCHER. President.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-03

Well, anyway, we are having
fun. Key West is a fantastic
place. Duval ST., with its gobs,
its swarthy Cubans. its open-front
saloons. dance halls and jock
joints, is the closest thing to an
old-time gold rush mining camp,
boom oil-town or Wild West from
tier. It probably combines the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-03

BY in Daily IT, 1910
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-03

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17

Mrs. Robert Chamberlain. pro-
gram chairman. introduced hrs.
Martinetti. whose talk dealt with
the life of the author. former wife
OF Leopold stokowski- Olga sto-
kowsi<i, q talented concert pianist.
known professionally ~ Olga SAM
aroff. Is Mt present an advisory
musician on the board ~ the jul
Hard School Of Music In New York
city.
In her review, Mrs. MArtinetti
told Of Olga samsroff's concert
work and Of her establishment Of
the Schubert Memorial scholarship
for the assistance OF deserving
young musicians. She also estab-
iished the Laymsn's School Of Nh
sic for those who have had no
musical education,
During her talk. Mrs Martinetti
dispiaycd an autographed photo
graph of Rosslyn Tiireck. another
concert pianist. who la n former
pupil OF Olga samsroff and who
played In Tacoma recently.
Adding interest TO the speakers
review. Mrs. Chamberlain told Of
another pupil Of the author. Har-
rictt Johnson, with whom she waa
1T one time q eo-studsnt IN .
Minneapolis Music school.
Eiisabsth Ferey Chapter
Nearly two score members Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Bernard Shaw
To Be Topic
Play Discussion Group Of
Tacoma Drama League
To Meet Thursday

For the first meeting Of the
new year in the Play Discus
sion group of the Tacoma
Drama League, under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. William
Squire, another entertaining
evening Is assured all who
attend.
Miss Marian Seymour. In charge
of Thursdays program, announces
a discussion on the works OF the
noted caustic Irish playwright,
George Bernard Shaw. Particular
emphasis will be given his we'll
known work, CANDIDA" This dis
cussion will be led by Mrs. Harry
Cain, assisted by Miss Daisy Bry-
ant, Messrs. George Beach, William
Golden, Creighton Flynn and Pres
ton Onstad.
Members will meet at the home
of Mrs. r. S. Albright, SIG No.
Tacoma ave, at s o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Set NuptisID Day
For February 3
Miss Mcdonald Is Honorsd
Al Bridal Shower on
Saturday Evening

For Miss Anna Mcdonald,
whose marriage To Mr.. Oscar
Utgaard will be solemnized on
Feb. 8, a shower was given on
Saturday evening by Mrs.
John Mcdonald, Miss Rachel
Flint and Miss Phyllis Butsch
at the home of the latter.
The wedding will be solemn
lied in Westminster Presby-
terrain church by the Rev.
Atkins.
The evening was spent playing
games, with honors going to Mrs.
Fred Bucholtz. Miss Flora Church
and Miss Margaret Wesson.
Guests included Mrs. Fred Buch-
oltz, Mrs. Joe Verbonus, Mrs. Ed
ward McKenney. Mrs. N. Iversen,
Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. Ches-
ter Flint, Mrs. X. c. Huff. Mrs.
Robert r. Dawson, Mrs. Ronald
Grove. Mrs. Edith Roberts, Mrs.
William Bursch, Miss Margaret
Sines, Miss Margaret wesson,
Miss Flora Church, Miss Peggy
Mcdonald, Miss Anita Ball. Miss
Mary Machle and Miss Shirley
Hecht.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Three Honor Mrs. johnson
At Friday NIGHT Supper

In compliment to Mrs. X. w.
johnson (Helen Baisch) of San
Francisco, who is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fred Baisch,
at the present time, the Misses
Marjorie Schwalen, Valdene Hazel
ton and Margaret Simpson were
hostesses Sunday evening at the
latter's home. The occasion was
an informal Sunday night supper
party. Bridge was played during
the early evening hours and later
a buffet supper was served before
the open hearth.
Guests were Mrs. johnson, Mrs.
Gordon Retiring and Mrs. George
johnson; Misses Virginia Hamil-
ton, Phyllis jackson, Virginia
Haines, Patricia Poe and Rose
mary Stewart, all home from the
University of Washington for the
week end, and Misses Grace Ham
ilton, Shirley Mcdonald, Betty
Ross, Janice Wegener and susan
Simpson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Dance at Armory Planned for
University Naval R.O.T.C.
-Four erouPs in 1seoms Plan Affair for Saturday Eve
ming; Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Thompson Of Camp
Murray VIII Head Receiving Lin.

Flags will fly in grand array for festivities in the armory
on Saturday evening when four Tacoma military groups will
De nosts to young men of the University of Washington
naval Reserve Officers Training Corps who viii be on
cruise during the day. stopping in Tacoma for the social
affair from $3.50 until IL go For the dance
young Tacoma girls have been invited to be guests Also
Sponsoring the dance are members of the Military and
naval Affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce.
headed by Dr. 4. ID. Warren, the National Guard under
Lieut. COL Howard Wright, the Naval Reserve with Lieut..
Comm Arthur H. Middleton in charge and the Marine Corps
Reserve under Capt. A. R. Whitman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17

The officers and their wives will
form the receiving line which viii
be headed by Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Maurice Thompson Of Camp Muir
ray. Receiving also will be men,
bers of the chamber committee
and their wives.
Accompanying the student dele
cation will be Capt. and Mrs. Eric
Barr. Comm. and Mrs. L. f. Kelly
and 1t. Comm. F. J. Nelson.
Music for the dance Ia being
arranged ~ Dick Lemagee.
Entertaining at the Tacoma
club before the dance Will b Miss
Sally Middleton whose guests will
be Miss Peggy Shaw, Miss Joan
Bonnell. Aiss Mary Mcdonald,
Miss Virginia Carver. Miss Julietts
schwaien, Mr.. Robert p. Hart. Mr..
william L. Gillespie, Mr.. Merle L.
Neice, Mr.. John r. Rogers. Mr..
Robert c. Farber and Mr.. Paul
A. Davis.
1t. Comm. and Mrs. Middleton
will entertain Capt. and Mrs. Barr
at dinner in the Tacoma club also.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Plan Joint installation

South Tacoma Rsbeksh iodg.
No. ie0 and Lodge No. al. T. O
o. r.. will hold . Joint installation
for new officers Al the !. o. o. v
hall. saith and 10. Tacoma way
Wednesday evening.
District deputy president. Ma
Bryant. will act ~ Installing Of.
fieer for thu Rsbskahs and her
staff will be- composed of past
noble grspds. all OF Lodge No
100
For the Odd Fellows. the past
grand master % Washington
Grand lodge. Pearl Boyd, VIII Of
fieiats AZ installing officer and
his staff viii be past or present
officers OF Washington Grand
lodge
The meeting win be open 10 all
Odd Fellows. Rsbekahs and their
guests. who are asked 10 be- prss-
ent at . o'clock Dancing viii fol-
low the formal ceremonies
Mrs. frene Locke VIII be seated
ss noble grand for the Hsbekahs.
Mrs. Ella Murphy 10 the retiring
noble grand Other officers In
ciuds: Mesdamss Florence Brown.
vice grand. Belle L@wrsnes. re-
cording secretary, Ethel Wsstsr-
dahl. financial sscrstsry: hAbel
Werner. treasurer
Appointiys officers are Mas
DANES Marie stephens. warden.
Ada Lzslsy. conductor; Cisnas
Shaw. inside guardian. Opal fsahr.
outside guardian. Werner weiisF.
night supporter 10 ,hs noble
grand. Regina Watkins, left sup
porter. Cara Holseth. chaplain:
Mae Bryant. night supporter 70
the vice grand. Virginia Green,
left supporter, Jenny Thompson.
musician; Iisien sloysr. drill team
captain. and Dorothy Dean. press
corrsspondeui
For the ODD Fellows. C. n Bur.
vsil viii be seated as the noble
grand. Eidon Werner IL tins rstir-
ing noble grand. Other officers
are W. Hsnssn. vice grand. 4.
Kari. rseordfnK secretary. j.
Batty, financial secretary. T. n
Westerdahl. treasurer J. Massey.
warden. A J. schoefflsr. eon-
ductor. r. Bush. right supporter
70 the noble grand. ". Trim. left
supporter. a. sNsnssn. inslde
guardian. . Gardner. outaids 4
guardian; r. EDDIE. riEht scene
supporter: L. Hsmiin. left scene
supporter; = Watkins. night sup
porter 70 the vice grand and B.
larsen. aft supporter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Church Sets Date for
Annual Dinner

The annual dinner and parish
meeting Of the Church Of the Holy
Communion viii be held In the
parish house Jan. II at o'clock
At this time. reports from all
parish organizations will be heard.
The election Of officers for the
coming year and delegates to the
diocesan convention. which con-
yenes in Seattle, Jan. Is and 70
will also be elected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17

Society Plans
Enieysbls prosrsm h sssvs
for those Vino Attsnd
Enfsrisinmsnt

The Women's society al
Westminster rrssbyts rinn
church. 20. bOth and L sts..
win sponsor an interesting
program a. 7:30 o'clock We'd.
nssday evening. A late sup
per viii foll0w. In charge n
the svsning are Mrs. Russell
5tilIman, Mrs. G.. G.. Hslmsr
and MYs. f. HUT.
Ths program wtIi inehl1e,
I. Girls chois. eoaaaetsd ~ Mary
Haehi<.
2. Boy Scout asn.onstrsllen ~
Troop No. 20
=. Hawaiian Du<t
ylolin soies By pupils -
NJ. Asloyl<toff.
4. fsnt0migns
Young rsopiss ssxisty.
). Mzls quartet.
Chris rfy. MyFoa fssldi<s. Dean
neI,na<ssn ana Dpnsld Try.
g. HsnofDas sfyis sisow ~ nasa u
Who 10 eiuh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Mrs. GreenIaw TO Entertain
Prairie Flower Garden Club

The Prairie Flower Garden club
will be entertained by Mrs. j. w.
Greenlaw at her home on orcharo
hill. Thursday. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 o'clock, with a
business meeting and election OF
officers following.
Mrs. w. A. Phillips will present
a paper on "Trees and Shrubs that
Attract Wild Life" and Mrs. II. H.
Fox will tell about the care OF bros
IN winter. Roll call will be re-
sponded to by Legends Oh
Flowers"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Elizabeth Forey Chapter,
IIIems Study Club Meet
Mu. Chssnesy bszssr h Hostss 70 Fsrmsv e~ssp -
Monday Astsmeess Ma ~ ~ OVSsa b
Hestsss 10 Second orssrisstiea

A busy club day Monday with two largo sroups,
Elizabeth Forey chapter Daughters Of the American Rsvo-
luton and ema Study club meeting during the afternoon
Reviewing the book. An American Musicians Story"
by Olga s. Stokowsk, Mrs =. A. Martnst spoke 10 ema
club members Monday afternoon when they met at the
home of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ogden. The meeting preceded
by luncheon for which Mrs Ogden HOSTESS ct the r.
w. c. A. tearoom. Eighteen members Of the group and
guest Mrs. Charles Ogden. daughternaw OF the hos
tess present
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Y-Ed Girls Plan Business
Meefino Iuesday

A business meeting will be held
by the Y-Ed girls on Tuesday eve-
ming. Following the meeting there
will be musical selections includ-
ing a cappella singing by the
Lincoln girls sextette, whose men,
bers are the Misses Ruth Samuel
son. Shirley Henricksen, Marguer-
lite johnson, Eunice Wolters, Gar
net Torgerson and Lois Dahl. Harp
solos will be played by Jane Bron-
son.
Guest speaker for the modern
home and current events classes
which have been combined Is DR..
J. w. Haywood, first Negro presi-
dent Of the normal and industrial
college at Morristown. Tenn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
BRONCHIAL
COUGHS
xust n few sips and-like
is powerful pungent aeo ea
sn,esds through throat, h1@e
ana bronchial tubes

spend IS cents today 81 any orns
..ere Tor a bottle Of BUCKLEY
CANADIoL Mixture triple aetinsl
nv far the largest selling cough
ynedlcine FOR coughs due 70 colds OF
bronchial irritstionS, IN al vinH'
Canada. -, a..
s,,ieI powerful. ngsnt sctson
snresa through throat. head and
Sronrhisi tubes. II acts quickly
starts right IN 20 loosen I'd tnlck
choking phlegm. soothe raw mem
brsnes and make breathing easier;
Contains no sugar 20 can % 1so
By diabetes. Get BUCKLEY 49, HS
bottles sold.
Grown Drug Co., Pay-Lsss Drug
Store, Riser Drug Co.. Penny Wise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Miss Payne TO Entertain
Kappa Delta Alumnae

Alumnae members Of Kappa
Delta sorority will meet at s o'clock
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Miss Dorothy Payne. s1e So.
Columbia, for a business meeting
and program. Reservations are to
be made with Miss Payne at Ga.
3795, or with Mrs. L. J. Parks,
Pr. 1865.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Circles of Westminster
Church 10 Convene


Included in meetings OF West.
minister Presbyterian church VIII
he circle sessions at the homes OF
members. Mrs. X. c. Hum ooo4
So ] ST. will be hostess to susan
patterson circle at 1:ao ana sne
u,ill be assisted by Mrs. ROBERT
thompson. Melissa Huff circles
nil meet at 1880 o'clock with
Mrs. w I. shiplett, 5oo5 So
thompson ave. with Mrs. G. Rennie
s.s,,ting. Mrs. Henry senutI
1saa So X st. will entertain 'Vir-
sin,s Hslbert circle at 1880 o'clock
women's Missionary socets .,
RetbeI Lutheran church VIII meet
A. the home of Mrs. z. A. Lar
SON, a44 So. saith st. WEDNESDAY,
evening at 9 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Plan Luncheon al DaIhem
FRIDAY Afternoon

The Wichaka Reading club will
hold It's regular monthly meeting
at the Dalhem, Friday afternoon
at / o'clock. Discussion Of Current
Events viii follow the reading
hour which will be conducted by
Mrs. r. G. Woodward. Members
include Mrs. A. J. Tatum. Mrs.
c. II. Taylor. Mrs. L. A. NUM-,
Mrs. II. B. Ritz, Mrs. Nellie Hook,
Mrs. e. G. Walker, Mrs. NJ. @.
Roper. Mrs. G. L. Finch, Mrs. r. G.
Woodward and the president, Mrs.
L. 8. Mills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Miss Evans Speaks
Before Venture Club

Miss Helen Evans, of the Taco
ma Travel Bureau. was the prin-
cipal speaker Monday evening at
the dinner meeting Of the Tacoma
Venture club in the Walker dining
room. Miss Evans gave q trav-
elogue on Germany and told her
listeners Of interesting places
where they might spend their
vacations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Mrs. kitlar TO Speak TO
Arfs and Scianca Club

Mrs J. II. Kitlar will be guest
speaker for the Arts and Science
club when members meet at the
Woman's clubhouse Thursday
afternoon at one o'clock. Her
topic, Outdoors with the Family"
will lead up 10 discussion OF
birds In the garden.
Hostesses for the afternoon tea
and social hour will be Mrs. John
Lemon and Mrs. Clarence Bigger.
The executive board will meet
at IL o'clock, at the same place.
for an important session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Congregational Circles
VIII Meet Wednesday

Hcstessss for members Of First
Congregational church circles On
Wednesday win include Mrs. Jul
nus Peetx ia No J -. Doress
circle. ct ! o'clock. with Mrs. Mae
Williams. Mrs. q. =. Appleman
and Mrs. Arthur Msrri1 assisting.
and Miss AIDA Knox speaking on
experiences Of an Alaskan mis-
sionsry; Mrs. Nsttie Runkls. 2s0e
No. Washington, Deborah circle.
with Mrs. Cora knowien assisting.
for luncheon at 1 o'clock; Mrs.
Alfred steif. ss24 So. 9th. with
Mrs. T. r. Bare and Mrs. l.. H.
Burroughs assisting. Listen for
q Lonesome Pine" by Carl Car
mcrs will be reviewed.
Esther circle viii meet with
Mrs. r. p. Tarr. IL Stadium way,
Mrs. George II. Muller and Mrs.
r. II. Langdon assisting. Miss
Helen Evans viii give . talk based
on the book. Through Tragedy TO
Triumph" by Basil Mathews at I
o'clock. Priscilla circle meets
with Mrs l.. A. Hopkins. 2<07 No.
Lawrence. Mrs. w. e. Billiard as
sisting. and Abigail with Mrs. p.
X. Bowman. <22 No. 18th. Mrs.
q. A. Burlingame assisting.
Naomi will meet with Mrs.
Charles Rickabaugh, 2o02 No.
Union. Mrs. Josiah Davis viii as
sist and Mrs. Hunter Kennard will
lead the devotionsls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Mrs. Fletcher Returns TO
Home in CHICAGO

Mrs. John Fletcher Of Chicago.
who has been with her sister. Mrs.
M. M. Ogden, ever since Mrs.
Ogden's return from England in
September. was recently called
east by illness in the family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17

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Tesspte No. . win meet thursday
evening 81 o'clock.
Wsmeu ~ 0saee napelss eAups&
viii meet "Wednesday q ~ hnuss
of Mrs. Floyd Alexander. <0ia Mo-
18th d. fnr i;oo missionary ppp-
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msst for iunnheoa a noon Ws<i-
nssdsy. Mrs. A. MeAiilsesr u -
be hostess Devotional sabj~es.
what th~ Btbis Teaches Absse /
the Humanity u Jesua chrise. =
Mrs a. q senator n eNares. |
Business meeting vii foIlow u |
niscfion af offsesrs.
neshs1 lafhesss Issslnnnn1 L.
Der is~gsse viii sponsor . sksfIng
party IL Kings roller r1nh. rri-
lay. from 10 until ~ eeioekL |
COMMITTEES In charge eons1sfs n |
Dorothy Larson. nsstF1ee krIsh~
'on, Verne Hsidsi ssa AIbsn
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Daughters Of America 10
Have installation Friday

The annual public installation of
the Daughters of America of Ia
coma viii be held In Warren hail
Friday evening at . o'clock. Mrs.
A. w. Pauisou, sister Of the ma
tionsl past counselor, Mrs. Anna
n. Harrison. u the incoming eoun-
ssior for thu group
Others 70 be installed are Mes.
DANES Adsibert o. Upright. oyds
e. Davis. Joseph L. Roberts. Harry
w. Anderson. Benjamin Wsieh,
Connolly Hssbin. Frank A. schsr-
man, John w. Roberts. Claude y.
hccieilanf. Marshall J. Pries.
Edwin CoodaIs. David kobinsoss.
Guy Sellers. Nina Warren
Mrs.. n. ". fraser vlii be the
officer. A program and
late supper are also planned for
the evening. Guests are sxpsetsd
from Olympia. csntrsiis. Abssfsen.
sumner. Bsilinxhsm. Seattle and
Portland
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{. R. GirIs Meet

Mrs. Cecil Covell was hostcss
Monday evening to members OF the
Z. r. Girls club. Assisting hos
tesses were Mrs. Ben Packard and
Mrs. Curtis Friberg.
Following q short business meet
ing, Howard Perkins. brother of
the hostess. showed motion pic
lures Of Egypt. Yosemite National
park and Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Johnson's expeditions. 4 late
supper concluded the evening.
Circle 4 Of Mckinley Park
Christian church will meet at .
o'clock Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. l. @. shaw. s7ie Spokane
ave.