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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
George ]. 0sgoods
Return from South

Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Osgood
have just returned from a delight
ful motor trip which took them
to the east coast and the south.
Prior to the trip, Mrs. Osgood
spent a month in Phoenix, Ariz.,
visiting her mother, Mrs. T. A.
Gillum. She left for Arizona the
middle of January, returning home
for but one day before she left
with Mr.. Osgood for the east.
Stops were made in Chicago, st.
Louis, Mo-, Louisville, Ken, Nash
vile and Memphis, Tenn, and
New Orleans. From New Orleans,
they went to Shreveport, La,
thence to Dallas, Fort Worth, San
Antonio and FL Paso, Tex, where
they visited their sister, Mrs. Joe
w. Wilson. They then went to
Phoenix for a two-day visit with
Mrs. Gillum before returning home
by way of Los Angeles and San
Francisco. In Los Angeles, they
were the guests of their son. Mr.
Robert S. Osgood, and his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood followed
the spring weather across the con-
tinent and were deeply impressed
by the beauty of the flowers and
gardens seen on their trip.
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Mrs. Donald G. willard was her
sister-in-law's only attendant and
DIR. Donald willard was the best
man.
The reception followed the we'd
ding at the Willard family home.
Oil No. Yakima ave-. Mrs. Willard
receiving in a navy and white
jacket ensemble.
White and pink garden flowers
were placed about the home with
white flowers alone on the COLA
ton table. Mrs. George $. cortel-
you and three aunts Of the bride.
Mrs. Estelle Likins, Mrs. Y. u.
willard and Miss Ann Chamber
lain assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sauna have gone
east and will establish their home
In Chicago. The bride In A POI
mona college graduate and her
husbands alma mater IL the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin.
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Erickson. Albert NJ. Guy. and
Andrew M. Sonia jr.

-. - <...- ..a
Er'ehson n s
Ah"'s~ N son" "
A table Tor ak mas been resers-
ed for Misa Doritny Tnorson. IN
ciuded In her party WIN % MISE
Marion Tnorson, Mr.. George hroh'
lund and Mr.. Lynn FAUX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion c. Nd
wards has made reservations for
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. O'Neil and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle X. Smith. Mr..
and Mira Morley Brotman are In
cluding In their party Mr.. and
Mrs. II. u. Molt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Tennsnt and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Bohore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon c. johnson have made res
eryatlons for J. 3. Mccullough. Dr.
and Mrs. Elmer Peterson. Msssrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Mrs. Ashmun Returns from
Season in New York

Mrs. Fernando Ashmun arrived
in Tacoma Thursday evening after
spending the past eight months in
New York with her daughter, Miss
Viola Wasterlain, talented concert
violinist. She expects to be at the
family home, 1924 No. Prospect
through the summer. Her daugh-
ter will remain in the East and is
planning soon to attend the Birk-
shire music festival in the Birk-
shire Hills, Massachusetts, anc
during the summer will prepare
for her fall concert In Town Hall
New York.
Miss Wasterlain was to have
presented a concert here THU
spring but her eastern engage
ments kept her in New York.
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The informal program for the
afternoon will be presented by the
members of the league them
selves.
Officers serving with Miss Car
din this year are Mrs. Thomas
Mills, vice president; Mrs. Ger
shom Rowland, secretary; Mrs.
Arthur T. Norman, treasurer; Mrs.
John Wood, Thrift shop chairman;
Mrs. Virgil Anderson, Well Baby
clinic (the leagues outstanding
charity project; Mrs. Ebert
Hall Baker II, city editor, and
Mrs. John Paul Graft, educational
chairman.
Serving also on the board are
Mrs. Charles Fogg, placement
chairman, Mrs. c. Russell Collins,
jr., ways and means, Mrs. Thomas
Mills, provisional members. and
Mrs. Katherine King Youell, pub
hcity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Miss Hutchinson Enferfains
Before University Dance

Miss Jean Hutchinson, daughter
of Mr.. Harry Hutchinson, enter
tanned at a cocktail party proceed
ing a University Of Washington
sorority informal at the Tacoma
Golf and Country club on Friday
evening. Nearly one hundred of
the college crowd motored over
for the dance.
Miss Hutchinson's guests at the
family home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Gonyea, Misses Muriel
Veatch, Doria Macdonald, Harriet
Winde, Marjorie Gunther, and
Messrs. Jack Wilson, William Rus
sell. Paul Jueling, Helmut Jueling
and Buzzie George.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Cabinet Members
Make Tea Plans
Affair to Honor Birthday Of
Mrs. FRANKIE Tobey Jones

Members of the Tobey
Jones cabinet met for a 12:30
luncheon Friday at the Uni
versity-Union club. Mrs. Wal
ter Lesnick presided for the
short business meeting, dur
ing which time plans were
completed for an anniversary
team annual event to be
given at the home in honor
of the birthday of Mrs. Jones.
The affair has been set for
May %.
Mrs. Clifford Spike is in charge
of the tea and all members of
Circle IS 1.-THE advisory circle) are
assisting with the plans.
During the afternoon, a short
musical program will be presented,
with Mrs. Wallace Macpherson in
charge.
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Miss Ellison
Much Feied
Two Affairs Honor Bride
To-es OF Mr.. RsbssoH

A surprise shower for Miss
Lillian Ellison. who viii we'd
Mr.. Morrie Rabstoff on May
II. was given Thursday by
Mrs. Margaret Schulz. Games
were played. with fayors 90
ing 10 Masses Lucille Book.
winnifred Morse and Bernics
Jeffries.
a late supper was served II ms
close ~ the evening from : lace
covered table eentsrsd with ysiiow
tulips ana lighted tApess. Follow
ing the supper. Mis- Eiiisen wa
presented with gifts fer her nsN
h0ms.
Guests we're tfssdsmss Arthur
sehulx, Ray rostef. f,esiis Wsich.
and the Miss<s Lillian kiiison.
Laclis Boch. D<Fntee Jsfffisz.
Dorothy Ann o'uonnesi. wiHifrel
norse. Margaret Peterson ard
Mary Casnsisr.
Miss Ellison vas fsfsd &C b4f-
fsk luncheon Sunday given - Mrs
0rstehen Lambert et the helzss q
Mrs. Thsrssa EIiisezs. Heesssifsz
with Mrs. Lambert wss htr moth
e.. Mrs. EfIissn. Tbe sftsFacsz
was spsat playing games ~1tb -
yofs going 70 Mrs. A. y. DAVIS
Mlsw caroline Davis. Mrs. =. <
whifman and MIRA Leo Tvnsttl
Later. kfiss Ellison was present.
ed with = shower 81 Elfts. Lunch
con was served from = iacs eoseF'
ID tabs centsfed with pfid@'
wreath and tulips
Guests were Mssdsmes Nstnaf
Rabstoff. Sans Rabstoff. A. U
DAVIS. Htsila Ellison. Joe Andfissk
Kari AndTisek. Leo Tonsfti. Aicn
asl Bacher. George bacissr. Pau
Baeber. william Lusa. ciyds Nuts
Bndd Morrow. Frank Mcdonald
8. G. cilbertson. Ksnneth Lang
Ocky Graham. Nell Huributs Aies
Ryder. r. X. Whitman Roy smith
otheFs were Misses Lillian Eli
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EHf HtEIHf H<@&t@4# - #
bsss II th~ new ktsiId hsy~ nj
for efEsnixst5on purposes no nexe
just tina nsonth snaepa<~d thetf
name and offiS~fa 1hs aroup 80
siartsd By Mrsg tieo<xe oFtGxe
Ffanklla whe hss b>eu nsnse1
prssls1<Bs. Mrs. ". ". Woiff y
the Wise prssldsnt. Mrw NJ =
Lake. trsssafsr ~ nfs k9Fy
rfttsheft the seefstasy.
A regular feature n - m>~f-
lnss af ths EFuup re booi< REVIEWS
given ny Mrs.. czssh uotid uAo
WIN again b. pres<nt far IN xues<
affair. Mrs. Mec1<iI4nd uIIi -
assisted a. Monday by Mr. q. n
Klrk. Mrs.. I. .. Lseaafs. Mse y
o'nrs~n Ls~s srd Nm n >
Lake.
ne other ehxrt<r members ers
Mfa Ffs1<ftek Dean. Mr.. n y
onffin. Mrs r. o. lfodxs. hf&
Earl Ifobbinz. Mrs. nekfy = SUR
and Mra c. G. Parker.
-four oth<r esthep~aIe sal,zs ~
meet On Mesd4y. M@Eah<fn -
Tnhosns viii nsset a IL hone a
Mrs.. ]. Msryla LynH. 1IT No u
eoms ave. far . / Qeio<s 1u<s-
son. Mrs. Frank ofiffi1h. M<A
|T. n. Klnsh4if and Mr.. tt<1<xa
=. wright. =. NiIi y ~ a&HlsElng
hOsfesa<e.
nobsrt nssnold. eroap ~sIl rect
with Mfz. = y psstlsoe. 3t<z -.
Masefs. Assisting hp~E<zHes VII
b Mrs. x. W WiI<f. Mfx. H4<-
monsI fltf saa Mr.. 6. {. buffofd
Lxnefseon viii 10 a t1ssa e1eIp<k-
Mrs Wiiiiam ~. 0o<Finx ~lH I'll
n b<F trip 70 tht south. sf<<srtn9
particularly the southern eAr~
dnna.
Mrs olissr 7. Craig uIlI saE>r-
| tam Jayne 0srvsn guild a. -
horns % Day isiand ahs Win -
asslsfsd 81 ths esse o'eloek I1Hzn-
con hour y Mrs Howard Uoei4
t and NFx. y. X xoet 4 skIf -
the nature Il . dramaii<ed mi Eek
sale Win be presented.
or1up No. 10. - YET annane1,
yin inset 1t The home ~ m. -
Dwight Orr. zz1 no. Xakime ay<..
With MrA John .. Olson assist
lne. A business meeting win foi-
low the 1880 o'clock Iuncheon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Engagement Of Miss
Roners Is Announced

Formal announcement is made
today of the engagement Of Miss
Sylvia Rogers. daughter of Mrs.
Dana Rogers and the late Mr..
Rogers, to Mr.. Willard Frederick
Hess, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Henry Hess of Naches. The
marriage will be solemnized on
June 8.
Both Miss Rogers and her fiance
attended Washington State college
where she affiliated with Chi
Omega and he with lambda Chi
Alpha.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Mrs. Leafherwood Hostess
To Libra Study Club

Libra Study club members will
gather at the home of Mrs. Will
lam Leatherwood. 4024 No. seth
ST., Tuesday for luncheon at 12:45
o'clock. Mrs. John Kennedy will
tell of her trip to Scotland, and
Mrs. Jennie Gregg will review
Robert Mason's Portrait of
Jennie"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Alpha Study Club TO
Hear Two Papers

Alpha Study club VIII meet ai
the home Of Mrs. Herbert Gay,
3708 A st. Monday at 2 o'clock.
The afternoons program viii In
clude a paper on Radio Teievi-
sion." TO be given by Mrs. w. p,
wagley, and another on Sum
mer Reading" by Mrs. Herman
Nordfora.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Junior Mary Ball Plans
EVENING Meeting

Members Of The Junior diVlslon
NJ Mary Ball chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution, VIII
meet at s o'clock Tuesday eve
nirv Hostess will be Mrs. Percy
Creath Smith. Mary BAN regent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Mrs. Cyril Lundviek
To Be Hostess

Members of the Tacoma Day
Nursery club will meet for lunch
con at 1890 Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. Cyril V. Lundvick, 731 No.
Stadium way. She will be assisted
by Mesdames C. E. Marquard, A. c.
Rawnsley, w. e. Smith and STAN
lev ], Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Mrs. c. w. Mason to
Motor to Seattle

Mrs. Charles w. Mason will
motor to Seattle Monday to spend
the day with Mrs. George Green
wood at her home at the High
lands. She will be joined by her
sister, Mrs. Cassius Gates of Sc
attic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Mrs. Staatz Will Open Home
For Tea Tuesday Afternoon
Miss Amy Lou Murray Chairman for Social Hour:
Program TO Be Presented by Organization Members

Junior League members of Tacoma will Sumner
Tuesday afternoon to be the guests of Mrs Stanley
Saaz attractive home the heights overlooking the
valley 1t will be the first meeting of the league since its
recent election and Miss Cornea Marie Cardn, the
president and her staff of officers will preside for the first
time. The meeting has been called for 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Amy Lou Murray is the chairman for the regu
lar social hour which will follow the meeting She is being
Hoffman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Mrs. Odlin Spends
Few DAYS in Anacortes

Mrs. w. T. Odlin, mother of
Mr.. Reno Odlin, who has been
making her home in Tacoma for
some time, left Wednesday for
Anacortes. She will return to Ia
coma Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Busy Days Ahead This Month
For 0rihopedic Guilds

Newest Group. rswssl. Headed BY Mrs. Frsnk1a. -
Meet for Luncheon IN McctsAsnd Homs - stsaseeem
Promise of busy month held In the May calendar for
the guilds Of the Tacoma orhopsde association several Of
the groups holding the regular meetings this coming Mon
day and al looking forward 10 the spring tea which the entire
association giving Mrs George Crgxs Frankns homs
"Seamont." on May rs.
OF particular interest too Ii the guest day luncheon -
which the newest guild Tawas win entertain 1t Mrs. Lsw-
renee T. MccleIands home o'clock Monday afternoon
The setting viii be ideal this since her hons bur-
ders the sound At stsiseoom and most airsese with -
spreading gardens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Willard-Sanna Vows Taken
Saturday at St. Patrick's
Ceremony Read Quietly With Wedding Reception
Following in Family Homer Couple TO Live in Chicago

Quietly in the presence of relatives and closest friends
Miss Louise Willard daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. c. VIII
lard became the bride of Mr. Bare Sanna son OF Mr. and
Mrs A. R. Sauna of Madison Wis., Saturday morning The
VOWS were read in the recory of ST. Patrcks church
The bride was charmingly gowned in light blue redn-
cote ensemble with matching turban and for travelling she
added beige fitted top coat Her flowers were exquisite
pale orchids
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Padden-Camp
Nuptials Told
Ceremony Performed April
20 in Church Parsonage

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. P.
Camp are announcing today
the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Camp, to Mr..
John Richard Padden, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Pad
den of this city. The new
home has been established in
Tacoma.
The vows were read at a quiet
service in the parsonage Of Asbury
Methodist church at 8 o'clock the
evening of April 20 by the Rev.
Rudolph Anderson.
Both young people were gradu-
ated from Lincoln high school. Mr..
Padden later attending the College
Of Puget Sound. Miss Camp Ii a
former student of Knapps' Busi-
ness college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Tacoman to Spend Coming
Saason in Alaska

Mr.. Donald Macdonald. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Macdonald,
left on Friday morning for Wran-
CELL, Alaska, where he will be I'M
til fall. He is making the trip
on the S. S. North Star and will
arrive in Wrangell on Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Tacoma League To Have First Meeting Under Nev Office
Many to Attend
Tara" Dance
Junior Womsn's Club 10
Entertain a. Country Club

The climax Of the years
social activities for the Junior
woman's club win be tho
spring dance this Saturday al
the Tacoma Country club.
Favors and decorations win
contribute to the motif. which
will be 'Springtime at Tara"
Mrs. Elizabeth Keller Tullis In
chairman for the affair. Her
committee include Mesdames
Jerry Geehan. Vernon c. John
son. Frederic c. Metxger.
Marion c. Edwards and Al
fred 7. Dockeray.
Mrs A. Plummer York win be
dressed In q gown reminiscent OF
this period and VIII act - hostess
welcoming the guests - they ar
rive.
Numerous cocktail parties have
bccn planned by members Mr..
and Mrs Frank schsttrr are en-
PERTAINING for Messrs. and Mes
danes Oscar Magnuson. Harold
shafer. Edward Boyer, Harold ~.
woodfield and Milton Ilwits. all
from Seattle. They will also In
ciude N their guests Mesrs. and
Mcsdames Ben Flotniek. Lester
Engberg. Arthur Boland. Ray Rit-
ner. Miss Evelyn Bannon and Mr..
Robert Hutchinson and Dr. and Mira.
Hugh A. Rasmussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Reisinger are
entertaining Messrs. and Mes
danes Lloyd johnson. Emil Lewis
from Olympia. Harold Sather.
Raymond searie. Frederic Angus.
George Ceratto. Harold Crooker,
Deliver n. Jones. Milton Engerson.
Walter Brown. william Bottoher,
Mason Benjamin. Morris Dodge
and c. Carmier
A no-host cocktail party 10 be
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Weinsten win include DIR.
and Mrs. Charles Denxier. Messrs'
and Mesdames Clifford scheldrup.
G. Il. skewis. Charles u. skewis.
Russell Miller. A. T. Dockeray,
Mrs. Elizabeth Keller Tuliis. Miss
Florence Handle. Mr.. Hal Barbour
and Mr.. II. N. Bailey from Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rooth will
open their home for n no-hos'
cocktail party. Included In the
party viii be DR.. and Mrs. Clifford
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles simp'
son. Mr.. Kenneth waterhouse. and
Miss Josephine Washer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Paulik ar
entertaining Messrs. and Mes
danes A. w. opperman. Donai'
DeLisle. Richard r. Guis. Alder
Botchie. John J. sotak, Pau
Adams. Leo Ashe and JOIN
Dolack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Ceehan arr
having as guests Mr.. and Mrs
Il. II. Forbes and Mr.. sand Mrs
Larry Huseby.
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Mcf.eo,
will entertain Messrs. and Mes
danes Shields widener. I. o. Olson
Phillip Farmer. II. A. sarff. Mia
Ida Mcleod. Mr.. Edward North
strom.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Kinks guest
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth kiri
of Seattle and Mr.. and Mrs. Ceorg'
Holm.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Bicliand arr
planning a cocktail party for Mes
srs. and hesdames James Sales
Ray Fisher. Spencer Smith. Harr,
Lyons and Park Tottlsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence =. Aui
are entertaining before the dance
for Aessrs. and Mesdames Arnols
!. Hanson. Herbert Nswbegin
John u. Divine. Howard Frederick
Seattle. Harry Livingston AIS
from Seattle, Harold Bueknsr
Frank Divine of Portland. Mia
Katherine Newbegin and Mr.. Johs
Esheiman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tiedsmar
will entertain at a supper after TN
dance. Their guests Will Include
Meaaern. and Meadnrnea Clarenea v
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Fawcetts TO Entertain
Saturday Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Val Fawcett
will entertain at dinner and bridge
on Saturday evening. Their guests
will be DR.. and Mrs. Edwin War
rem, Capt. and Mrs. Malloy, and
DR. and Mrs. Clifford Spike.
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Mrs. Waeehter to
Entertain on Monday

Mrs. Gerrie Waechter will enter
tain members Of her bridge group
on Monday afternoon at luncheon.
1t will be the last meeting Of the
eroup of II for this season.
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son, Caroline Davis. Ruth Marie
Greeley. Alice Ellison and p<leres
Bscher.
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Past Guardians Club, Tacoma
circle 1853, N. o. W.. will hold a
drill at / o'clock Monday after
noon In the Eagles hall.
Evening star., 1940-06-08

A flock of over 100 vultures at
tackled and killed grazing COW near
East London. South Africa
Evening star., 1940-06-08
Dewey Warns Defense
Must Not Be Left
To Bureaucracy
We Must See to Ii
Thut America Does Not
Miss the Bus He Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GREENSBORO, N. c., June g.
Saying that the task of strengthen
irg Americas defenses should not
be "blindly' left to our existing ma
tional bureaucracy, Thomas E.
Dewey, candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination, urged today
that I'VE must see to it that America
does not miss the bus"
In an address at luncheon meet
ing of district Young Republicans,
Mr.. Dewey said that "all of us must
be ready to accept, as citizens, some
of the responsibility to see that the
job (of rearming America) is done. y
In Great Britain" he continued,
"the people complacently relied upon
their government to muddle through.
In France the people left their fate
too long in the hands of a govern
ment that was more concerned with
socialistic experimentation than with
national safety.
In those two countries the par
liamentary form of government
makes it possible to change a ma
tlonal administration at moment S
notice. France dismissed the So
cialist Popular Front two years ago.
Even that may have been too late to
preserve the safety of the republic
Great Britain few weeks ago
Evening star., 1940-06-08
Rupert Estate Valued
Al Only $7,000,000
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 8.-Col Jacob
Rupert, the baseball and brewing
magnate, left an estate of only about
81 200, 900, instead of the $50 900 900
to $70,000,000 with which he was
popularity credited the executors
tentative accounting disclosed yes
terday
The principal assets were his al
most complete ownership of the New
York Yankees, baseball organization,
valued at $2,400,OO0, and Rupert
Brewery stock, valued at $500 900.
hTe executors said overestimates
Of the fortune probably were due to
mistaken belief that he owned all
of the brewery stock, and to the
fact that he held only a minority
interest in his real estate ventures
and that real estate values had de-
clined recently
Col. Ruppert's real estate was
valued at 100000. He had an addi-
tional $1,450,0O0 in miscellaneous
securities; furniture, jewelry and
paintings valued at $4,000, and a
$50,000 yacht.
Evening star., 1940-06-08
Mrs. Cora DeebIe Dies:
Formerly Lived Here

Mrs. Cora Beggs Deeble, widow
Of William Riley Decide of Wash
ington, died Wednesday in Mobile
Ala. Funeral services were held
this morning at the grave in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs Deeble was native of Will
mlngton, Del. After her marriage
to Mr.. Decide. who was real estate
man, they made their home in
Washington. He died in 1907 ano
since then Mrs. Decide had spent
much of her time in New York City
with her children. She had made
her home there since 1923.
Surviving are three daughters
Mrs. James H. Ottley. jr., and Mrs
Joseph A. Molloy, both of New York
City; Miss Elizabeth Deeble and a
son, William R. Deeble, jr., both OF
St. Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1940-06-08
Lincoln
Continued From Page A-9.)

the Democratic stronghold of the
State.
G. o. P. May Defeat Guifey.
The Republicans have a chance
also in Pennsylvania to unseat Sem
ator Guffey-although Senator Guf-
fey is confident of reelection, par
ticularly If the President is renomi-
mated. The Keystone State turned
Republican two years ago and elect
ed Republican Gov. James. There
has been no evidence that the New
Dealers have gained any strength
IN the State since then. Further
more, there was terrific Democratic
battle in the primary this year
with the Republicans having a COM
paratively harmonious time.
Senator Byrd of Virginia has no
opposition for denomination and re-
election on the Democratic side
and, of course, the Republicans have
no chance in the Old Dominion.
Senator Happy" Chandler of Ken
lucky, who is serving for the first
time in the Senate, under appoint
ment of Gov. Keen Johnson, also
will probably have no opposition in
the Democratic primary. which is
to be held in August. Even if he
had an opponent. he is the odds-on
favorite for denomination and for
reelection.
Kings Seat Contested.
In Utah, Senator King has a con-
test for denomination, although he
should win. Representative Muir
doch is out for the nomination and
also Dalbert Draper, an attorney
who was once recommended for ap-
pointment to the Federal bench.
Former Gov. Brann of Maine is
the Democratic candidate for the
senatorial seat now held by Senator
Hale. Two Republicans, Gov. Bar
rows and Representative Brewster.
former Governor. are competing
for the Republican nomination.
Brewster is a vote getter and is
given the edge by some of the
Wiseacres.
The Democrats are cheered bv the
prediction of the treasurer of their
National Committee, Oliver A.
Quayle, jr., that the campaign will
open with the committee entirely
out of debt and with a surplus in
the treasury.