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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Annual Pledge Luncheon
Scheduled for Wednesday

The auxiliary Of the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church viii hold Its
annual pledge luncheon IN the par.
lors Of the church on Wednesday
at one o'clock. ~ the meeting the
church circles report their pledges
for the year and the budget Il
drawn up accordingly.
Luncheon viii be served by the
Clara wit circle. Miss Minnie
Gibbons a. chairman Decorations
arc 10 be In the holiday spirit and
music furnished by the Jason Lee
sextettc win be under the direc-
ton Of Miss Kathryn Brunef.
After the business meeting Mrs
J. D. Ogden will lead the deso-
tlonal service. Mrs Floyd Murphy
will give a talk on The Legend
and Traditions Of Christmas
Greens"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Mother aughter
Event Planned
Reception TO Be at Home
OF Mrs. |. H. Berelund

Tuesday evening. Nov. %,
at 7:30 o'clock. the Junior Luz
theran Daughters of the Ref
ormation of Central Lutheran
church will honor their moth
ers at a mother and daughter
party to be given at the home
Of Mrs. l.. II. Berglund, 52ls
So. | ST.
Miss Dorothy Yeager, president
Of the junior L u. r., has APP
pointed the committees 10 assist
with the tea as follows Program.
Betty Knutsen, Mildred Hoff and
Shirley Henricksen; decorations.
Marjorie Clark and Ardelle Silver
and Mrs. John Keller, advisor for
the group. VIII be chairman Of the
refreshments. assisted by Ruth
Burud. Norma GJertsen. and jean
cite Gullstad.
Also on Tuesday evening. at s
O'Clock. Mrs. Elliott T Evenson
will entertain members and friends
Of Circle 10 at her home at 402A
South Bell st
Wednesday will be guild DAY at
Central Lutheran church, begin
ming with the charities depart
ment at 10 a. m. The cabinet
meeting will be held at noon in
the pastors study and luncheon
will be served in the guild rom
at one o'clock by ladies OF Circre /.
Assisting Mrs. s. r. Dahl. chair
man of the hostess group. Will be
Mesdames Anna Duey, o. }.
Hvambsal, X X. Andersen, A. J
Monson. Arthur Anholt, l. y.
Thuemmel, Edwin f. Bemiss, A. {.
Arntson and Harold T. Scott.
The general meeting of the guild
will begin at 2 o'clock and a pro-
gram will be enjoyed. A paper on
the Thanksgiving theme will h.
read by Mrs Anton A. Lee ana
appropriate vocal selections will be
rendered by Mrs. ] A. WolterL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

The regular meeting ~ Vida
chapter. o. E r.. sill b. held
Tuesday svsBinr In the Gothic
room ~ the Masonic temple At =
o'clock. The sTth anniversary u
the chapter ~ili 10 celebrated
A. this time ihs past fnstfnns.
past patrons and charter members
Nlii bs honofsd Tbs initistary
music Nlil he furnished ny the
chapter choir. under the direction
~ Miss Ersna Corey ofsania,
After me services the chnsr siil
sins several Thanksgiving mum.
hers
Mrs J. o. korsbefg viii be
hostess in the dining room f0f ths
late supper and social hear Mrs
Norman cruysr. Worthy mstspa.
and Mr. " Ray isuiin. uofthy
patron, extend q cofdisi invitation
% all member. and friends u
share In ina evenings saisr,sln'
msnt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
D. A. r. Chapter VIII Meet
In kirL Home Monday

Tn meeting - Mar Hail chap.
Ter. y a o. Monday aftsrnoon.
siil bs held ~ the home ~ Mf.
q. n KIRK. szio 10 ssth q ~.
stead IT ~ the home ~ Mrs. Percy
cfsaih smith. - scheduled 10 me
raisndaF
National dsfsnAs fhaifmna. Mrs.
Geo " Oss9oa. 1lii sreak aaa
Mr.. ! r Ire. Nlii fsiiO1. hsf
tople % he "AnsFiesniam
Hestess<s Nho n1ii ssslst Mfs
kirs are Mesdamss y croaa,
hlts. Ethsi Bseplsf. 1shn cssaimsfs
Evelyn chsntisE. Elda y Comfy
Leonard craassellss. Roy ~
Dimaek. ara Mis- chariosfs
Dfiskeil
n has been requested that all
gifts for ths Port ~ seattle. I'm
migration department. b oroslzh,
20 this meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Will Study Opera
In Y. W. Class
hiu Johnson 20 Present
New Type OF Study

With the opening ~ the
New York Metropolitan Opera
season. the Tacoma Y. W
c. A. through the generous
cooperation Of Miss Jennie
Johnson. = offering = course
Of study on the opera. In
the first lecture on Friday Al
IL a. m. Miss Johnson vii
discuss such questions - how
TO understand music. what
opera is. its beginning and is
growth.
In subsequent lectures she ~tll
analyzr eaeh Friday the opera IA
he broadcast the following Satur.
dsy. giving a preliminary ldsa ~
what 10 listen fer and thus bs.
come an intelligent listener
Miss johnson viii follow tbs
course Of thv oprra Guild % which
l.ucrecia nori 10 The honorary
president md Mr. August Belmont
the active president Miss John.
son knows LAlereeiA Bori person.
ally having Initiated her into tbs
national musical sorority. Signs
Alpha lotA. In which Miss johnson
herself has held vyvry office up ID
province president Most ~ ths
opera singers are members 81 TN.
sorority which makes II possible
for Miss johnson 90 illustrate hel
lectures with personal ANECDOTES
as we'll as with pictures ~ ths
artists and record.
Miss johnson wlli follow tn.
same general plan that she hsi
used in teaching courses In "Mu
steal History and Appreciation" IL
the University OF Idaho and tn.
American Conservatory IN Chiea
20 Season tickets should be pro
cured at the Y. W c. A. at IN,
opening lecture In this course %
study. November 10Th. For furthei
information call Mrs. Theo Lynn
chairman Y W c. A Commute.
on adult education. or the Y. W
c. A. office. BRoadway sisl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Sorority Alumnae 70 Hear
Miss Larson Monday

Alunnse Of Alpha Omicron p
viii convene at TO O'Clock Mon
day evening AZ the home Of their
president. Mrs. Howard Brzmsn
1901 No. sth -. Mrs. Brsmsn Will
vii assisted Dy Mrs Marvin Lynn.
Speaker q the evening vii b
Miss Gladys Larson. industrial
secretary Of the Y ". c. A a
dessert supper viii De served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Club Enieriains
Recent Bride
Party and Meeting Held
In pousen Home

Mrs. Edwin Rrenden. Who
was Miss veatrice Elsman be-
fore her recent marriage. was
complimented nj n surpriae
shower given By the +. X,
club on Monday evening al
the No. Alder ST. home Of Mrs.
Chester O. poulsen. Assist
ing hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Charles Trolson
and Miss Elsie Sigrid Lind
skog.
During the regular business
session presided over hy the presl-
dent, Mrs Carl rsweett. plans
were completed for distribution of
Thanksgiving Day baskets Foi'
lowing the meeting. Miss Lind.
akog showed movies Of her sum
mcr trip to Hawaii after which
treasure hot VAS proposed,
eliminating In a shower " gifts
for Mrs. Hfenden.
Buffet refreshments were served
from a lars-eovered tabls featur-
ing the bridal motif. esntsrsd BY
/ tall white ,Apers and white enry-
ssnthsmumn.
Guests we're the MrHdsmes Cor
don Bartlett. Cecil coysii. Edwin
Hfendcn. Carl fsvretti Zen
kirmse. Bennett Packard Geo.
phsnlcie. Jack Hoafks, Charles
Young. Lee west Harry johnson.
Ncllo Gsntiili. and MIssss Frances
Gillespie. Aurabelle Harding Ger
trBde johnson. Ruth Larson. and
! airline Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

The bride. given in marriage by
her father. wore a gown Of white
chiffon velvet made very simply
with q long. close-fitting bodice.
from which flsred a skirt falling
into a long train. Her illusion
veil. bordered with Duchess lace.
was fastened to her head with
a coronet Of pearls and extended
beyond the hem Of her gown. She
also wore pearl and diamond
pendant. an heirloom Of the
groom's family. belonging TO his
grandmother. Mrs. George II.
Abel The bridal bouquet was
white roses centered by white
orchids. which the bride later wore
as a corsaee on her travelling suit.
Miss Marjorie Naylor was maid
Of honor and bridesmaids were
Misses Jean Rea. Louise Gerwels.
Dorothy Rowland and Dorothea
Thies All wore gowns Of white
chiffon, fashioned similarly TO the
brides. and pearls, gifts Of the
bride. In lieu Of hats the attend
ants wore bandeaus Of carnations
from deepest rose to flesh pink.
from which fell circlets Of white
net. Their bouquets matched their
bandeaus.
Mr. A. f. Betz, jr.. was best man
for Mr.. Monroe and ushers were
Messrs. Bernard p. Elliott, Robert
Martin, Manson Backus II of Seat
tie and John c. Bardsley jr., Of
Colville. Wash.
Mr. Monroe and his bride re-
ceived informally at the entrance
of the church, before going TO the
Burns home where there was
small reception for members OF
the families and the wedding party
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Burns wore a gown Of sapphire
blue velvet with matching turban
and an orchid. Mrs. Monroe wore
soft blue lame overblouse with
skirt Of black crepe and an
orchid corsage. Her hat was a
Tape model Of Burgundy velvet.
Chrysanthemums, white predom-
mating, were used throughout the
rooms of the Burns home for the
reception. Mrs. George II. Abeel.
grandmother Of the groom, and
Miss Myrtle Hanson. cousin Of the
bride, poured at the collation. table.
which was covered with a lace
cloth and centered by a bouquet
Of white chrysanthemums encir-
cled by white tapers in silver
holders.
Mrs. Manley r. Smith cut the
cake, and Miss De Loris Burns,
small sister Of the bride. distrib-
uted the groom's cake. Miss Shirley
Davis had charge Of the guest
book.
Assisting were Misses Mary
Reitzel. Marian Longstreth and
Resale Siegler.
When Mr.. Monroe and his bride
left on their wedding tnp TO Salt
Lake City, San Francisco and
southern California. Mrs. Monroe
was wearing a Como blue corduroy
tailleur with brown accessories and
q brown Kid caracIn coat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Tacoma Weddings Are SOlennlized
Miss Dawne Josephine Buckner
Becomes Bride Of Mr.. Carol
Ceremony Reed ~ O'clock IN rsmpls BY Rsbb; ksek
hon. in Tseoms VII Be- esssbEshsd After Wsdd;ss

Tapers lighted Temple Roth Israel for The o'clock
wedding Sunday afternoon which Msa Dawne io<ephe
Rncknr daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hnener became
the bride of Mr.. Theodore Carol II Mr. ard Mrn
George Carol ~ Seattle.
The bride escorted "a tho altar nv her father ard
made exquisite picture in her classical gown VI
satin fashioned with basque bodice Tho full skirt termI
nescd IN lore rerri ein which her vs falling from
halo Of satin matching the dress. arranged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Mrs. Tuell 10 Read
Play 81 Club Meeting

Sutton Vsn.'s famous play out
ward Bound viii b read ~ Mr.
Gordon TueI - the meeting 81
the Tacoma English club Tues
day evening al 500 a. hsrgo's.
Sixth and X 81 Special music h
also planned for the evening Miss
Wilma Zimmerman IL president Of
the club which IL organized for
the interest q English teachers
and persons interested In the study
Of good English and literature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Burns-Monroe Nuptials Exchanged
AT Altar of Christ Episcopal
Beauty OF Bride and Setting MARI Evening ceremon,
Performed by Rev. Pfeffer; Reception AZ Burns Home

In simple setting Of al white appointments Miss
Marion Roseann Burns daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Edward Burns became the bride of Mr. Thomas Harbne
Monroe son Of the late Thomas Harbne Monroe and Mrs
Monroe Sunday evening at o'clock IN Christ Episcopal
church.
White cathedral candles tied with bows Of satin ribbon
marked the aisle leading to the ehanoel which banked
with palms and white Chrysanthemums The Rev Robert
Fuller Pfeffer performed the service by the light of two
candelabra which lighted by Miss Catherine Schu-
nacher and Miss Lou Johnson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Mrs. Penfecosf 10 Entertain
Tacoma Glass Club

The ! o'clock meeting Of Tacoma
Early American Glass club No !
will be held at the home Of Mrs
A. A. Pentecost. 1909 No. 3lst 81.
Monday. Mrs. Ralph Wegener will
speak on The Story Of Old But
tons" For roll call members have
been asked 10 bring old buttons
Of interest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Mrs. S~sy1e 70 Entertain
Al Luncheon thursday

Members Of Washington TRAN
gle. Y.W.CA. will meet for lunch
con AZ ! O'Clock Thursday a. the
nome q Mrs Thomas 4. Swsyze
zsio No 2sth 81 Assisting viii
D Mrs.. Theodore Lynn. Mrs. Rus
sell Carlson and Mrs. " D. Cheney.
NJ l. G. ooeriies viii SPEAK and
Mira Henry skramstsd will sng.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Mrs. Nobel 70 Entertain
l.dies OF The Lions

Mrs.. 7. " Noble viii open her
home. 1912 No Union ave. %
members Of the Ladies Of the
Llons On Tuesday for ! O'Clock
luncheon. She viii Be assisted
By Ms. J. z. Cenardine Mrs. John
Steel viii preside over the meeting
which VIII b followed BY movies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
AItruse Club VIII Meet
tuesday al The Dalhem

A program based on the clubs
project of vocational guidance has
been arranged for members Of
Altrusa club. meeting at Dalhelm
for dinner at 6:15 Tuesday. Mrs.
Charles Robbins. president Of Al
trusa. will conduct a short bust
ness meeting directly after dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Mrs. Fry Is Hostess
To Story Tellers

National Story Tellsrs' league
n Tacoma will meet Tuesday AZ
the home o. Mrs James Fry. 5i0z
No Mullen At. for luncheon ard
a program.
The leader. Mrs / " Hampton
will introduce by ths Shores ~
Ciichs Gumu" Stores ard their
tsliers for the AFTERNOON are Hfs
J a. Porter telling The Taking
Totem Pole" Mrs e T Winslo~
selected story. Mr. Ray Gil
strap. Indian Resume. Mrs "
D. Cheney, = Bible story: Mrs.. =
NJ Halbsrt. the Lesson. ard Mrs.
Thomas Woods. a Book LDok.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Miss Difford 70 Be Attendant
Al LARGE Seattle Weddino

Miss Gloria Difford, of Tacoma,
will be maid of honor at the mar
riage OF Miss Nancy Ray and Mr..
Robert Graham Evans in Trinity
parish church. Seattle, December
20 The reception will follow in
Women's University club. Miss
Difford and Miss Hay both attend
ed the University of oregon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

ahsnsy wkst. eAfyssnfnenuns
wsfs N rswfsssar - tk~ sserst
background fs ne srremany ~hs<s
ths Rams ssms<i kexh F>&a -
fire . wedding r~srpsire u tne
soclsl reem. ~ ina t<nps~ tn
hfissss eus9uss sss . ~ Charlse
arrangement a afehilts shutliIso
sna hoavssslss
Nlas itsFfktts nrSnss as
hsf SISTERS msta a nsret sna
sUse xp~n ~ psns tsfr<ts
uith ssnsli tnaue - matching
flbbnn Ths bridesmaids. wfs
Edwsfa csop<r Mss fats Albert
a. 1ss. Arlene Msfysss.ist. s~Fs
IN aft nlas saffsts wtsh a~~r~v
trim snd sinaliaF mstshsnG hate
An rssfisa snisnisl h-rs4a~ss -
iulxsa blossoms
NJ eFtul as .stsnsi~d ~ ~.
nsn Hr.fimsa ssa ne u<n<Fp
sssss ~ glimsf. nnsrer.
.fWHHfF ~ ~" HftNfet NJ H<HfX
black ana Ne Gerry Hhu<kiln
Before ne wefisisng Ms n~sf-
Ruth easYmas ssas |. sf"ap -
hsidsl songs accompanied ~ Mrs..
Msftlnsttl
Autumn fiawsfs centefsd the
collation. fshls for fhs rrsepflra
,shleh fnllawsd in The tsmpls. Mrs.
usscknef received ~ = green <sspe
xswn and wars : eofs~ss of ysis
law ro~ssufls with xssisniss. Mr..
Carrots choirs wss . sisek 60
ssmhls wlfh . similar rerssas a
pink ru~s and ssssisniss
An amt ~ the hrsds. Mrs. =.
aarylsndsf ~ Colorado springs.
CO. ths nsldss cake while Mfs.
bar spsilmsn and MfN n<N
Fisher. sister and aunt Of ne
bridegroom. peaFed a group ~
young friends ~ sns hslds assisted
In serving
Der travelling ths bride ~ss
ma.t atsfassiss In /. vtntss beige
tailored suit with an ssqassits hss
Wlfh feather trim. tss other 49,
esssntiss wsrs brs~n sad shs ~evs
on mar coat . whits ofshlsi
whsa the Carols return fresH
their wedding trip thss ~iii MAKE
th~ir home here
M. csfr.l stseH1ed the ffnI.
ssFslly ~ Washington and IN To-
coma hss b~sn active an th~ rnil.
hafmanh hoard and ina tnfsntiis
/ Paralysis Control hoard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Mrs. RiehI 10 Addres.
Professional Women

Mrs. Locke Riehl will speak to
members % the Business and Pro
fessional Women on Drama and
the Theater" al their luncheon
meeting Tuesday noon A. the
Olympus grill Mrs Horton Den
MS Is in charge ~ the luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Donna Young Circle
To Be Entertained

The Donna Young circle VIII
meet al the home Of Mrs. William
Johnson. 703s So. Warner At.
Tuesday evening At O'Clock. A
surprise program IL planned
Assisting hostesses will BE- Mrs.
Mile snodgrsss and Mrs. Gather
Inc sFadeen
Missionary society 81 Sixth Ave
nue. Baptist church viii meet
Thursday a. 2 O'Clock a. the home
Of Mrs. n. p. sehsffert. sls 30. L
at Topic will be Migrants
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
PIT. A. News
Thursday

Thursday
Jefferson Preschooi meets at 4
p. m. in the jefferson park field
house. Mrs Lola Belnnger. head
Of the junior room In the Tacoma
public library. Will speak on
Books In the Home" Mrs G q
Gliding Will preside There Will be
accordion solos BY an advanced
student OF Louis Nomellini. Host
essos arc Mesdames X M Hamil-
ton. C. l.. Anderson and Is. W.
Luckfeldt
Mckinley y. 7. A. meets at 30
in room S OF the school Note
change of time. This has been
done 40 that teachers may attend
the meeting and social hour
There will be n speaker on Bal
anced Meals. Especially Breakfast
and Luncheon Mrs Ray r. Kill
ingbeck will preside. Students will
provide the music. The Girl Scout
Troop No. ~ will take care Of
children Of preschool age Mrs.
r. l.. Porter. newly appointed 30
cial chairman. will have charge OF
the social hour and viii be assisted
by 5th grade mothers
Roosevelt Preschool meets In the
afternoon In the school auditorium.
Rev. Deane r. Hin. pastor Of the
Roosevelt Christian church. Will
speak on Spiritual Training Of
Preschool Children Mrs Virgil
Fntts will preside and Mrs Cecil
Clary Is In charge Of the music.
Mrs. Catherine Clough Will present
the 9Th grade in few musical
numbers Hostesses will be Mes
danes William squres. Andrew
Macbeth and Cecil CIary.
University Place PIT A. vii
meet Thursday evening. s O'Clock
Mrs. George y. Cole ~ Puyallup
Pierce county program chairman,
will conduct = forum A. a demon
stration ~ what can be done in
PIT A. groups
Mrs Henry Rohlman ~ Firwood
will talk on Parent Education. .
Mrs Blanche hastin OF Puyaliup
viii speak on Membership" Mrs.
Oscar Williams of Puysllup Will
talk on Social Hygiene. Mrs. n
r. Leibe Of Lake City will talk on
Recreation. and the Rev W. A
Moore will talk on Character and
Spiritual Education
Hostesses for the evening will
be Hesdsmes G. r. Jones. {. >
Robinson and Lester MagoOn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Wsr Relief Group 70 hsvs
Regular Msssinq

Msmt~rs ~ tins British Amsst.
can was Relief ss~eel~sion ~iii
masf IN the Lssinn hall 81 49,
commsfrs Tuesday, evening 81 :
s1aloes Nj g~erxs Mishsil ~tti
preside rbs program which gill
fssis1 ths tsslnsss meeting vlii -
presented ~ members Of th~ nsit.
ian Amssseaa and th~ Cornish -
clstisn
n has hssa announced thsf Ts-
coma will play an important part
In tina All satlau. fam ~hlsh ~sii
be hsld lei seattle Dee and !.
T'roeesa. wiii 20 toward INC To-
coma groups tfsssilns Kitchen
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Clubs


>eaA Esa ". {. z. 4. will holf
bazaar On Tuesday sftsfneea
frusn IN 4 a'cieek. At ths hesue
~ Mrs N * Hubbard sTss Ne
18th -
Isas~. auxiliary ~ Railway c.~.
dastaT. sill NEE, ~ o,tiiia tsnpis
on Tuesday ~ , asleek fef
business meeting Mrs. A } llsn
lem. presiding
- thu ~ ~anssfitaas stif
meet Maelay evening # ! ~ At
the hams - Afs kathrYn MAJ.
.,raua. 9uat assth ave
r.s.. saasa Tea, s,... s.ss.
t~ss will meet in the vsrraesx
temple Tuesday sssnlnv st ;
o'closa business vii - followed
by q social hour
willard wcri. ali me-, ~,,h
Mrs. D. ! ailsr. asat 10 rseama
ave-. FOE luncheon At ~ M Tues.
day A Thanksgiving rr"pfnm i
10 ns presented
,,a,. cro-.su Mai ssw,as e'ae
viii meet Tuesday At the home II
Mrs G. A. I.snEton. tais M J u !.
for poiiaek luncheon At ~ 70
Ned. white and nlas e,as viii
meet ~ the home ~ Mrs Charles
bedford. s7ts NJ. N IT. wedns..
day Tor AZ % patluek luncheon.
Mrs Mile Ball vii pr.sids. Mem.
bers are 30 bring pieces % read
PRISE stud, d.s win meet At
the home of Mrs John Forddred
on Grant ave "Wednesday for ~ no
lunchson. Mrs stonssfphsf siil
read a paper on Dorothy rhomp
son,
su., Needle sewias Cl.s eill
meet 81 the hamr ~ Mrs. Charles
Grover. sis 40. Wright. wsdnss-
day 81 ~ 80 u AIN h. the last
meeting before The December he.
kaAr. Fancy ~ofk foF lhs hssass
- 20 he ready for this week
meeting.
seedleerafi club ~ Tse.ms slr-
ele. >.,shbors ~ we.dersfs, wlll
meet "Wednesday fnr q i7iso pot
luck luncheon with Mrs. y. q.
Glngrich. 500 No. Alnswofth. Mrs.
& /. White ~ili pfesids.
Circle Z. Daughter. ~ >sr~sy.
viii meet at the hons ~ Mrs, An.
1fes Waadn.. 7sil No. 10Th. for
n 30 luncheon on Wednesday.
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viii meet Tuesday At the home ~
Mrs G. A. I.anEsnn. sais M J u !.
for poiiueh luncheon At ~ 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

meet ~ the home ~ Mrs. Charles
bedford. s7ts 10. N IT. wesins..
day Tor AZ 10 pa,lueh luncheon.
Mrs Mile Bali viii preside Mem
bers are 10 bring pieces "a read
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

the home 81 Mrs. John Fefddrrd
on Grant ave "Wednesday for ~ 10
lunchson. Mrs stonssfphsf siil
read a paper ON Dorothy rh"mp
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

>efth Hsa " Z. 2. 4. will holi
a bazaar On Tuesday sffsfnren
frusn TN 4 e'cisek. At the hesus
~ Mr. NJ y Hubbard sTss Ne
18th =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Mrs D. ! ailsr. asst - faeems
avs Zoe luncheon At ~ 10 Tues
day A Thanksgiving rrursnm i
"a he presented
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sa., sssi,s sswias that viii

Circle 4. Daughter. ~ >sr~sy.
viii meet At the home ~ Mrs, An.
drew Waadn.. zsil No roth. for
a II 30 luncheon on Wednesday
Evening star., 1940-02-13
Abrams Again Slows
Soose' S Plans for
Fistic Climb
Gains 10-Round Victory
Over PennsyIvoniun
Who Is 81 Choice
By the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH, Feb. 13.-Billy
Soose, the Farrell, Pa, collegian
who had designs on Billy Conn's
light-heavyweight title, is right back
where he was year ago in the fight
business.
His handlers thought he was
ready to start moving" and that
last nights encounter with George
Abrams of Washington, D. c., would
be an opportune time for the start,
but it didn't turn out that way.
For the second time, Abrams,
busy Jewish battler weighing 161,
made the 155-pound Soose take
place money by outboxing and out
punching him in a 10-rounder.
Billy's injured hands had healed
and he was all ready for a come
back last summer when Abrams de-
cisioned him. Undaunted, the 23-
year-old Pennsylvania hung up a
good record since and spotted the
second Abrams 60 as his battle for
revenge.
Soose. entered the ring a 3-to-r
favcrite and looked to be q winner
for one round. He dropped Abrams
twice for no count with short, sharp
left hooks to the chin, but his at
tack fell fiat in the next four rounds.
Came the fourth and George
gave Sooste a taste of resin dust,
dropping him for a nine count with
a right to the chin. Abrams then
proceeded to plaster the Farrell boy
all over the ring.