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Will you take

to 60 to my room. Will you take
your hands away?"
He didn't take his hands away.
She saw that he was angry. She
had seen him angry before, once
during a polo game when he had
forgotten his sportsmanship. Rage
made him grow white and hard.
He said You're not going to
break things off. You're not going
to spoil our plans. 1 won't have
that"
isn't that for me to decide?"
mo" he said; and there was so
much violence in his voice that she
was afraid of him. you've got
others to think of. Not only me,
but my family and my friends"
But not of myself" Joan said
You're being tragic over some
thing that is only farce" he told
her. Go to your room now, Joan
Well talk this over in the morning
You're merely little jealous now
She had to get away from him
She was ready to agree to anything
She said, "All right. In the morn
ing"
And she shrugged of his hands
and turned and ran up the stairs
She reached her room and closed
and locked the door. She pressed
her hands to her temples. Her head
was pounding painfully. She saw
her bags there still unpacked
There was her wedding gown in
the dressing room beyond. She felt
hopelessly trapped. She hadn't the
strength to defend herself against
Scott Lanning.
Copyright. 1910. Chicago Daily News Inc }
Tomorrow: Joan makes a hur-
ried phone call.
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IL, SO IL could 60 no farther forget
full that the dinner dress she would
wear would adequately hide 1t for
the evening.
But, too, 1t was more than a mere
run. 1t was proof that she was at
the end of her rope. For six months
she had managed to hold out. 1t
had been hard, and now she was
licked. She was lucky to have a
way out.
The rented room was shabby. She
shuddered now, looking at the faded
wallpaper and the battered furni-
ture.
She was leaving all this behind
tonight. Tomorrow she would step
back into her own world. Tomorrow
she would become Mrs. Scott Lam
ming.
She took her wrap and slowly
put it on, her fingers shaking a
little as she fastened the gold clasp
at the throat. She took up her hand
bag and turned with a sudden re-
luctance to the door. An unreason-
able doubt had come. She shrugged
it away and walked out of the room
and down the gloomy rooming
house stairs.
Joan Is Happy.
Scott appeared in the doorway,
returning from putting her bags In
his car. He looked good and solid
his smile reassuring. He strobe to
her, kissed her.
"All ready, darling?"
"All set, Scott"
He took her arm and they walked
out together. The air was fresh and
cool on Joans face. 1t seemed like
drinking in freedom. They got into
SCOTS big roadster. He started the
motor, glanced at her as they pulled
away.
Scott said abruptly, Happy Joan?"
Yes, Scott" The proper thing
to say. Eyes, I'm happy"
so am L This is the one thing
in my life that means something"
She laughed softly at that, liking
him and wishing there wasn't anv
doubt. She said, You've been
grand, Scott, these last six months
Standing by when 1 felt so lost +"
But you wouldn't let me help
you"
No. ;"
And" he said, you have friends
and wouldn't let them help YOU
You tried to find a job, to support
yourself. You weren't cut out to
be working girl"
so I proved. Jim Charters GER
tainly had useless daughter"
Jim Charters wanted his daugh-
ter to marry we'll"
II suppose he did"
He was silent a moment. Then
asked, What was it-pride?
Something like that" Joan said
Jim owed a lot of people money
when he died. He had borrowed
heavily from our friends. I couldn't
go to them under such circum-
stances"
oSott Is LlOQuent.
Scott reached for her hand and
fondly squeezed it. "A grand per-
son, Jim Charters daughter he
said.
The roadster turned into Park
avenue, nearing the home of SCOTS
family. Joan had a moment OF
panic. She was to stay with the
Lannings tonight. She was burning
the last bridge behind her. She
wished fervently that she could rio
herself of this leaden feeling Of
doubt.
Scott" she said impulsively, "dc
we really understand one another?'
"Ot course, Joan, Why not?'
Il mean, do you realize what
forced me into saying yes to you?'
He gave her a quick smiling
glance. Il have a good idea" he
said. But the reason doesn't mat
Evening star., 1940-06-05

q headline. Jim Charters is dead.
killed in plane crash.
CHAPTER II.
A little thing like a stocking run
could be destiny--if it happened tc
be in the last pair of stockings q
girl owned, And if the girl was as
pretty as Joan Charters.
1t was quite a run, over her knee
and half way down her leg. Joan
had a moment of panic. She hast.
lily touched a daub of nail polish tt
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iMzz7!zyz5lzz
e? Mhse0M lewis LZQQHZGk

The story thus far: Joan Charters
errlveS in New York on the plane from
Miami and is met at the airport by
Scott Lanning. wealthy and sophist-
Gated young New Yorker who has long
wanted her to be his wife Joan is the
daughter of Jim Charters, World War
ace, daredevil pilot, more recently de-
sisner of planes. She doesn't love
Scott and as often as he asks her to
marry him she refuses. This time the
refusal is harder to give. because the
Charters luck. always good in flying.
has not recently been good in financial
rejection Of Jim's plan for a military
plane for which he'd had great hopes
Coming out Of a cabaret with Scott one
hlght, Joan hears q neWsboy shouting
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FOUND.

WATCH, gold. with chain and penknife
Found near National Theater Mon. Ownel
write to Miss Ruth Punnett, Leonia. N. J
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INING CAR; downtown section; does S40n
Sly.; rent. S75 price. So 500; easy terms;
r clear. Bob Hollander 9O7 Tower Bldg,
[th and K. Metropolitan 4S13
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AUTOMOBILE SALNSAGEN. to sell fast
moving Dodge and Plymouth cars and
trucks excellent line OF used cars; no deal
refused: salary and commission to those
who are honest, sober and willing to make
money. Apply a-1O an, Fred Motor Co.,
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LOST.

between Clifton and Monroe; liberal reward
Call Columbia 2039-W.
BLACK SCOTT1E. answers to "skippy."
Liberal reward. Apply at store. 35l7 18th
st. ne. TAYLOR 1878
SIS. at Woolworth's ne. SC and lOc store
Tuesday morning. Reward AT O3a4
DIAMOND RING, white gold. basket set
ting. Liberal reward. Lincoln s22s.
FOUNTAIN PEN lady's West End station
hardy Apis. &
CLASSES rimleSs trimmed in silver be-
tween Adams Mil I'd and Summit pl.. Sat.
night. Reward. CO. 3942
GLASSES: gold rimmed on Summit st. or
WI. 491O.
KEYS on ring with miniature 1899 d. C,
a541 Holmead pl. NV. co. l49s-W.
KEYS. ls;s s, 1 ring with appropriately so keys,
Me i7os or Nj sas7 for lib liberal lss Tevsrd vanhef
PIN small. gold, engraved "A. W. B., Jr"
on back; lost in downtown shopping area.
Reward. Woodley 1857 after 5 pm.
posCKETBooK. Poe X brown leather, lost Sat
scheehy, 1912 K St. NV.
PoCKETBOoK, blue alligator, from auto,
oer wi fadeF kssD ReSasg Rsasg
POWDER BOX. gold. vicinity 100 block H
st. NV: liberal reward. Woodley S963.
SCOTCH TERRIER, brindle. male Mont
gomery County tag. Sunday in GEORGETOWN
Reward Hobart 1854
SCOTT1E male. wearing red harness. vic.
Conn. ave- and Calvert st Reward Adams
436S
SHOPPING BAG containing clothing,
Alaska ave. bus. Monday night. Reward
Return to Apt All. 2440 18th st. NV.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER black. white and
brown. female. collar: vicinity Bethesda
reward. Oliver 1926
WRIST WATCH 0ady's), yellow gold
"Waltham' with black cord on Columbia
rd. near California st. Call Dupont 1856,
Apt. 6OS. after 8 pm. Reward
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HELP WOMEN.

6ALEsWOMEN, experienced. in selling hos
iery and handbags for regular and part
time work. Crosby's Shoe Store lib F
sEAMsTREss with good personality (not
over 35) to wait on trade; steady; GOOD
pay. Beacon Laundry. 1929 18th st. NV.
SILK F1NIsHER. experienced. wanted i'm
mediately; 1925 Georgia ave. NV. Silver
Spring, Md.
MATTRESSES, 2. must be experienced:
Apply Royale Tavern Restaurant, 1885
Columbia I'd. NV.
WOMAN to help part time with housework
and children; will give room and board.
no salary. Emerson 0414.
WOMAN. young, to care for child, l "a
years old: live in; health certificate and
references necessary. Apply in person,
5OO9 Albemarle st. NV.
SALESGIRLS
For Dresses, Lingerie and
Accessories,
Ages From % to 80.
Only Those Having Experience
Need Apply.
L. FRANK CO.,
F st. NV, at 18th.
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Scout Leaders
Will Entertain
Christmas Party 70 Be in
First Methodist Church

The leaders associ lions
comprising the Brownie, inter-
and senior Girl Scout
organizations will entertain at
a Christmas party Friday at
the First Methodist church,
from 1880 to 4 o'clock.
Invitations have been ex-
tended to all adults in Girl
Scouting, including council
members, standing committee
and district committee men,
bers, leaders. their assistants
and troop committees.
Mrs. Russell Vognild IL general
chairman for the afternoon and
Will be assisted by Mrs. y. w.
Clarke, Mrs. Norman Mace, and
Mrs. Lester Lund. Others on the
committee are Mrs Fred Lehman,
Mrs. l. +. ST. John. Mrs. d. ".
Wright. Mrs. o. A Garborg, Mrs.
J. Dorsey, Mrs A r. Turner. Miss
Eleanor Gustafson. and Mrs. A. ]
Damiano. There Will be games,
group singing directed by Mrs.
Hugh Rosellini. and folk dancing
followed by the tea hour.
Those pouring will be Mrs. NJ. A.
Thompson. local director Of the
Tacoma Girl Scouts; Mrs. A. l.
Brandt. Mrs. c. d. Gordon. and
Mrs. A. r. Turner, presidents OF
the Brownie, intermediate and &c.
Nor scout leaders associations.
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Round Table Tea
To Be Monday
Mrs. Edwin {. Rhodes
Home Scene OF Program

One Of the most interesting
events OF the coming week
will be the program and tea
presented by the Amerioanism
and national defense round
table Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution for Mon
day afternoon at the home of
the state regent, Mrs. Edwin
+. Rhodes.
Mrs Charles =. Head. past vice
president general Of the National
society OF Seattle. will present one
OF her excellent book reviews
eentering the theme Of national
defense, which is the study Of this
session Of the Round Table.
Mrs Albert II. Heath. regent of
Virginia Dare chapter viii present
as her topic Recent Reports from
the Dies Committee. and Mrs
Paul Billingsly Of Burton. will
speak on Shall the Communist
Party Re Outlswed :"
Coming from Bremerton Will be
Mrs. G. L. Ford. first vice regent
Of the state Of Texas who IL in
Washington for a short visit.
Mrs Ford will be honor guest Of
the afternoon and members Of the
five chapters will welcome this op-
portunity TO greet her.
Preceding the tea hour. q song
group featuring American music
will be presented by Miss Muriel
Dawley. a member of Lady Stirling
chapter. Seattle. who will be &C
eompanied by Miss Thelms Dan
iels. Both young ladies are mem
bers Of the department of music Of
Falkland school.
Assisting Mrs Rhodes during
the TEA hour Will be the regents
Of the five chapters: Mesdames c.
c. Mellinger. A. II. Heath. r. L.
Spencer, Charles A. Pillsbury and
Charles Cavansugh. Paul Billings
ly, Guy X. Llewellyn. Harvey y.
Sharp. David r. Doran and Joseph
T. Lee.
Invited guests for the afternoon
will be Mrs. H. II. Garretson,
president Of the Presidents coun-
Gil and officers of the council. Sew
eral state officers and state chair
men Of the ID. A. r. are expected
from Seattle. Olympia and Bremen
ton, and cordial invitation IL ex-
tended to all ID. A X. members.
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Annual Party for Children
VIII Be Held Thursday

Danforth ". { T. u. will hold
the annual Children's Christmas
party Thursday afternoon al 30
in Bethany Methodist church. The
affair will be in cooperation with
the cradle roll and beginners de-
psrtments of the Sunday school.
The program vii follow a bust
ne. meeting of the Danforth
members. Mrs. j. J Ceehsn will
preside Talks on Christian In
fuence in the Home E" Will b. giv.n
b. Mrs Spreen Loyal Legions'
hy Mrs. Gertrude sN1ndlsr. sn1
White Ribbon Recruits BY Ms.
Floy BsrNiek. county ". c. T. L.
president
Included on the ehlldrens pro-
gram Will be recitations and sing-
ing Of Christmas carols. led by
Csthrine Geehan. Taking part will
be Earl Stable. Sharon and Mar
dell Hodges. Car Miller. Barbara
Boerner. Myrs Lacy. Carol FaI-
coner. Jean Barclay. and Joan Mi
chaud. Miss DolOris Olson will
give accordion xolos. Csroly VII
bert viii Dc Santa Claus for the
occasion.
Mrs BsrVick and Mrs Ella
Buck will preside al the refresh
ment table which wi b. dscorst-
ed By Mrs. Ceorg. BOerner. Mrs..
John Cesrhart and Mrs Albert
Peck. Mrs. Roy Tidd Is sup.rin-
tendent n the beginners depart
nent. ana Mrs.. Albert Peek of
the cradle ron
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Mrs. w. Stewart Palmer
viii Entertain Thursday

The Young Ladies auxiliary of
the Falkland Methodist church
will hold the annual Christmas
party Thursday evening, Dec. II,
at o'clock in the home of Mrs.
W. Stewart Palmer. Mrs. Fritz
Beitz Of Falkland will be the as
slsting hostess.
Mrs. F W. Trail, president of
the organization. announces that
each member will bring guest
and also gifts for the Christmas
tree. A silver offering will be
taken.
Entertainment for the evening
will be under the direction Of
Mrs. Robert McCune, chairman
and assisting her. Mrs. Orval E.
French, and Miss Gladys Carlson.
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A'ti iilk di0p ~ = many 'Ab'i
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason NJ Benja.
min have made reservations for
Messrs and Mesdames " l. Whit
ney. John S. Dyer. Frank T. Wal
ters, Emil Deitz. Or. and Mrs
Archie c. Giesy. Or. and Mrs NJ
NJ. Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. y. l. Hagen have
at their table Mesus and Mes
danes Charles Rossio. n. NJ. Sum
mers, J. ID. hcIlwraith. o. A. Wat
kins. b. V. schwalen. Or. and Mrs.
r. c. ODER.
Another table has been reserved
by Mr. and Mrs. J y. Hurley for
Messrs. and Mesdames Paul T.
Benson. u. ]. Demers. Ray Keith.
Arthur Banner. Miss Eileen De
mers and Mr.. Tom Healey.
Other members who have al
ready made reservations are
Messrs and Mesdames Frederick
II. Madsen. Albert X. Whitman. ID
W. Burns. James + Dawson Or
and Mrs. A Mckay. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Smith. Mr. and Mrs V.
Heuertz. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Gazechi. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cunning
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Waite
Mr.. and hrs Richard BOardman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Mclaughlin
Mr.. and Mrs Joe A Macarthur, DR..
and Mrs. W Is. Burns. Mr. and
Mrs. Parker Harris. Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Ely. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Me
meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry +.
Koberyig. Mr.. and Mrs Louis 3
Kuseh. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram II
Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bro
enkow, Mr. and Mira w. r. Crsv.
Mr.. and rms = J Bergstrom. Mr..
and Mrs. J. y. Woodman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul n Davidson. Mr.. and
Mrs Leo Teats. Mr. and Mrs..
John ". Baker. Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Felix. Mr.. and Mrs X G. Bar
low. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs John Coriiss. NJ
and Mrs. L. G Fielder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Reynolds. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Dean. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis NJ Wood. Mr.. snd Mrs.
Howard FLANDERS. Mr.. and Hrs
John y Hunt. NJ and Mr.
Charles r. Gould Mr. and Mrs.
y y 8cAiiian. M snd Mrs N
X iskin Mr. ard Mrs George y
OsKocd. Mr.. ard Hrs ~ Ross.
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Opportunity Mrs. Charles W.
orion presented q group Of poems
which tied the two themes OF
garden and Christmas. From her
first Beauty" dedicated to Mrs.
James NJ. Ashton las founder Of
the Tacoma Garden club. 20 the
Hills Of Happiness. which closed
the reading. the strength and
drama Of her work was inspira-
tional
Included in this group were
some OF the poems on which Mrs.
Orion was awarded honors from
the Eugene Field society for Dis
tinguished Contribution to Amer
lean Literature
The drawing room. where the
program was presented, was
simply arranged On either side
Of a cream-colored porcelain ma
donna. which centered the msntel.
an arc Of white candles burned.
From a wreath above the figunne
garlands Of evergreens and cones
were draped.
The organ was laden with
boughs OF fir and pine and en-
eircling a dainty crystal jade tree
on the piano was another arc of
candles.
In the sunroom beyond. sheer
green curtains made an ideal back
ground for the swags. wreaths
and charm strings. exhibited by
members.
At the tea hour were Mrs. F. c.
Richards. president of the club,
and Mrs. James NJ. Ashton poured.
For the centepiece on the
table. Mrs. Franklin chose an
Italian pottery epergne. filled with
large Christmas globes. Graded in
nest OF holly. fir and silvered
wheat At either end Of the ar
rangement silver branched candle
sticks with soft blue tapers were
placed on the Italian cut-work
cloth. banded in fillet.
A fun branch OF cedra deadora
laden with cones and a few orna-
ments was at one side OF the tea
table. small tree Of pine, a
quaint little creche and swags of
evergreen were also used as dec
Grafton.
The tree in the entrance hal
was pirscsntha and baskets oi
mixed greens and berries com
pleted the decorations for the
Garden clubs annual Christmas
party and guest day.
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Miss NiColson
Announces Troth
Bride-Elect VIII Marry
Robert Bergman Jan. II

Announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Nancy Ann
Nicholson to Mr.. Robert Paul
Bergman was eleverly dis
closed to a group Of close
friends Wednesday evening at
the home Of Miss Jean Berg
lund.
A book appropriately en-
titled Scoop which proved
TO be a box of candy, con-
tanned a miniature bride and
groom and the date of the
approaching marriage, jan
uary IL.
Miss Nicol>on. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nicolson.
Is graduate Of Stadium high
school and has been employed in
the department of internal reve-
nue. for the past three and a half
years. She is also affiliated with
Chi chapter OF Beta Sigma Phi,
an international cultural society.
Miss Nicolson is also an active
member Of the Drama league ano
the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club.
Mr.. Bergman il the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul f Bergman. He is
a graduate of Stadium high
school and attended the College
of Puget Sound. where he was a
member Of Knights of the Log.
His fraternity is Sigma Mu Chi.
A late supper was served from
q lace covered table with GEN.
terpiece OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS thanked with yellow tapers.
Guests for the evening were the
Misses Viviene Dignes. Elaine
SEVERN, Bernice Landry, Eliza
beth Ann Gillespie. Eleanor Mad
sen and Rose Marie wilkins, Mes
DANES Theodore Johnson la
Vonne Lawrencel and Kenneth
Crocker donna White).
For her announcement Miss
Nicolson was simply gowned in a
softly draped brown crepe frock.
She also were corsage Of gar
denias and bouvardis.
The engagement was also an
nounced at her sorority meeting
by the traditional passing of a
box Of candy, the evening before.
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Festive Christmas Program
Will Be Given at Seminary
Program Saturday Evening wH D. ssrsfis Tor British
W~ Relief: Mssaos Players 70 Perform

Days just prior TO tho close Of Annie Wright seminary
for the holiday viii be busy for every division NJ
tho school On Saturday evening o'clock the first of
Christmas activities Will he the presentation Of odd Eng
ish Christmas by the students of tho seminary. The
affair viii have double significance since Il yin be yell
benefit for British American War Relief
Faculty members Who aiding in the production arr
Mr. Frederick Wallis director nf the Hic~ club: uwarda
Escy Day drector Miss Insd Jacobsen director Of
lower school singing. Lois Bell Sandal play dlrecor Mile.
Margo Deny costumes and Mas Virginia Rnpp settlnex
Grs Of class viii assist Table arrangements heins
made by the upper school unit Of the Mcthsrs' club
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Mrs. TineeIs'sd tniertsins
tuesday Affernoon

The Lutheran Daughters ~ the
Reformation Of Pacific Lutheran
college met Tuesday afternoon al
the residence OF DR.. and Mrs o. A.
Tingelstsd, with Mrs Tingelstsd
and Mrs. o. J. stuen as oo-host-
esses
Program numbers included a
song by Miss Marjorie Glenn.
scripture BY Mas Rhods Lee. and
q flute solo by Aiss Betty VIII
Jams Miss Natalie Blk and Mrs
Aikkel Lono spoke on Christian
Thoughts" DR.. o. A Tingelstsd
president Of Pacific Lutheran col
lege. gave a short message.
Each member presented a gift
TO De given 70 the Psrkisno chll-
dren's home in Everett.
ku M klub Will meet a. 2
o'clock on Thursday evening st the
home Of Mrs. Frank Dr.y.r a.
Goldsl
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Hsshnshts also q ne week 9th
he the Christmas cAsnl service IL
4 70 merit Thursday and Christmas
dinner that sane evening ~ J
o.cloek. STUDENTS vii leave for
their homes On the following day.
Lee 20
Professional for An oid CHRIST.
MAJ" wiil be ied nv
Ths Lord ~ Ml.ralr
a......s... Mlls Msrsnt Deny
Mischief. ~ the Village
Nancy Huii. Perry has,. Isnss
tAnxshssT. Olive nsli
LADY ef ire Msnsr
.4..s... Ma. rlisabesh ritek
Lord ~ the hsnof
a...ts.... Mr.. Haht rfssffev
The yuls log ceremony ~aii be
performed by Anita Derby and
lane rltcomh.
The dinner scene viii include In
tradition ~ the time the Hears
head. peacock pie. plum pudding.
and wasssll howl. carried by AiIsns
Jones. panas harEsastern. nsr-
h=ra Tucker and Mary Eflkson
Aefrymasins IN the manor hall
ALL include carols BY Anita Derby.
Marie Eckstfom. Frances AsGln.
mis-. wlnlfrrd Hsston, barbara
Mear.. Jane Hronsan. Essslle BesIi.
Doris Darlington. beverley fifo~n.
nsrhars Hihhsrd. Ann sprowi. VIZ
Einls Lidw,ch. Catherine Gilbert.
Virginia sohwan. Mary Jeanne
Norris. Janet Mccoy. Louise vii.
bur. Hasei achasffsr. virginia
nird. Constance brewer. psrcls
Dayton. Ann stirknsy. Cynthia
conys.. Patty Killings. Jean Len
ham, Margaret Snyder and cxsrns
Fsubion
Dancers for tho occasion are 10
be third and fourth classes IN The
Saturdays Party In Fairyisnd, .
with Nancy cresweli. Anne Mar.
TIN. pelinds Mccormick. JoAnn
Roberts. Mary Carol Thompson.
June white. Jane crss~ell. Billie
Johnson. Emily Mersdon, csriis
Peterson. and Roberta White par.
tieipatlng
Folk dancers frufn the seventh
and eighth eisss include virssnls
Draws. genssls Difford. Amsiis
Haln.s. Nancy Thomas. Nancy
fowler, olive BELL. Dorothy Ann
christoffsrsen. Bsrhar. isusford,
Janice Ludwis. ruth nadssn. ia.
net saston and Joyrs Taylor A
stately court dance will bs given
by tho upper school dance club con.
slsting Of Catherine co~sil. Ellss.
beth i.eish. Leslie Mckay. Marion
ossood. Elka Robbins. Tus Eliza.
beth Hchuh. Shirley Smith. Gsor.
slana wise~nson and Beverly
Howe
Mssqus players Of the Seminary
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Mr.. Yamamoio
To Be Speaker
thursday Night 0irI,' Club
Hears OF Japan

Mr.. Raymond Yamamoto. a
member Of the Japanese
A eriean Citizens league.
viii be the discussion leader
In the leadership training
class Of the Thursday Night
Girls club Of the Y. W. c. A.
this Thursday evening az 2
o'clock. His subject will be
The Japanese Situation in
Tacoma.
Glee club. under the direction ~
Ma Lois Gordon. and erochstns.
under Mrs Nell cowsn. will sise
convene al that time The club
recreation hour siil 10 al o'clock
under the direction Of Miss nnr.
othy Sweet. health recreation al.
wiser club class leaders are Miss
Ruth Buntsn and Mrs Nellie Scott.
Club members have been col
leeting their white elephants and
other knick-hnsoks In preparation
for the clubs annual white ele-
plant sale 10 be held this Thurs
day evening during tho program
hour from 20 : o'clock Miss
Evelyn Thorssn. finance chairman.
and Mrs Dorothy Fisher. club
treasurer. will be In charge Of
the occasion.
Mas Beatrice kimbaii, tho club
president, is announcing that Miss
Nerna sehank, club representative
To Association council. will be the
club hostess at the all-Associstion
Christmas ceremonial 10 he held
neat Monday In w.yerhseu-er hall
al the Y w. e. A She viii be
assisted by Misses Ruth Hunten
and Evelyn rhorsen. The Y-Ed
and Thursday Night Girls clubs
viii serve hot cider and spice
cookies after the program In keep
ing with the early A merle q
Christmas theme to be used thls
year. Everyone In invited ,o At.
tend this oren.house occasion.
The regular club dinner will be
served this Thursday evening al
si5 In IN. tea room. Girls are
aakrd u havs tafIf ressrvafions
in by 10 o'clock Thursday morning