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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
PLAYGROUND GAMES START

oPlayoff games in the play
ground leagues will start tomor-
row with teams from each play
ground entered League compe-
tition is divided by age divisions
and city Fairgrounds will have
entrants in each division.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

\ u1)ly Alenjter Popularity
11a - grev every day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

sCames behind leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Bruoklyn 10, Chicago 2.
DoGfon 80, Cincinnati 90.
1tebtRrh $40, New York A.
ncu1 6nnno called at end of
49, ~. Philadelphia IL.
4 I, 09WAx'D GAMES
plt6 oeR4h At Cincinnati.
Ii. Louis q Chicago.
usv 1ork q Brooklyn
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Major League
Standings

0aiIlcS OciliIiu ISduCAs
SUNDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 8, Boston 3.
St. Louis 6-5, New York 70.
Chicago 8, Washington o.
Cleveland 6-3, Philadelphia
ga.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
MONDAYS GAMES

New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Only games scheduled.
- nBnAY AZ - nYfO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Auburn Rites
OF Interest
Miss Helen Smith Weds
Mr.. George WilIiston

Miss Helen Smith of Au-
burn and Dir. George Willis
ton. son of Mrs. Horace Willis
ton and the late Rev. Williston
of 4th ave. S. W, Puyallup.
were married Sunday after
noon in the garden of the
brides mother. Mrs. {. c.
Smith. at Auburn.
Flowers of the garden made a
beautiful setting for the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev
Bronson Smith Of Peoria. III.
brother OF the bride. assisted by
the Rev. Arthur Morton. pastor
OF Grace Methodist church Sc
attic, and brother-in-law Of the
bride Prof Frank Wlhston Of
Tacoma was best man and Mrs
Bronson was matron OF honor for
her sister Violin music was
played by the Misses Esther and
Florence Stone. daughters Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Harlan Stone. for
merly Of Puyallup.
The bride has been in charge
OF the music department At Au-
burn high school and Nj Williston
has a studio for piano instruction
At Spokane. where the new home
VIII be made after a vacation in
Puyallup and Auburn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Mrs. Buf.e
Is Honored a. Party

Mr. Gust Dahl entertained rs-
Gently - her home in honor -
AfE Herbert Burke lt<orrsins
OFmani e spring bride
A lace cloth was used On the
table with centsrpiscs q pihs
roses. fank@d b. white tapefs
Guests we're Hrs Eng Ling
NJ Ralph L.ndssoK 1fs Carl
IAndskoR Ms " BE- KHAN. Mr..
Terry Dennis Ma p Q Bailey
Nh walter salo. nrs r Wall
Hrs Arthur Ormsn. Ms Lyis
Cenysau. ars Carl Pearson. Mr.
BIZ Forsignd and Ars Elnar
Oiund Ars. Charles Ofman. Ms.
Bill S9-onsr. Ars. Habis irons Mrs..
p. Blornstad. nrn. . Crater Mrs.
~ Larson. and Mrs. >. Wsishsr
Kenneth OrmaH. Lee Gonyszu ard
Alien GOnyeaa Misses Matilda
Boo kman. EoAs May SOonsr.
Dolores s4lo. Colleen Irons Do.
iorss irons. PhyiAs Llndssog. Joy
Drman-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Hanks Danielson Vows
Are EXCHANGED

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
f. Hanks, ST. was the scene Of
on impressive ceremony recently
when Miss BernIce Danielson.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Danielson VI Fergus Falls. MINI.
became the bride Of Mr.. Carl +.
Hanks. j., son Of Mr. and Mrs.
c. f. Hanks. sr.. Of this city.
The Rev. c. J. johnson officiated.
reading the double ring service
tefore an ,mproyised altar, flsnked
by huge baskets Of blue dolphin
ium and white lilies. Miss Hulda
Kristen OF Puyallup played the
wedding march and accompanied
Mrs r. Smith who sang Because
End Il Love You Truly The
bride given in marriage by her
brother-in-law. Mr. Lloyd Nor
gard was charming picture in
pale pink chiffon. with long full
skirt. fitted bodice and sweetheart
neckline. she carried a bouquet
Of pink roses and white sweetpeas.
and wore a gold cross. gift Of the
bridegroom.
Mrs. f ". Ottinger. mstron Of
honor. wore blue taffetz. and her
flowers we're pink rosebuds. Re
eeiving with her dsughter-in-laW
snd son Mrs Hanks sr. wore a
gown II blue lace with a eorsage
u PINK ro-s buds
A large wedding cake conferred
the lace-eoyered collation. table for
the reception following the cere-
mony Mr.. Carl Kaupf Mrs.. Lee
Hurst and Miss Yvonns snowden
assisted in serving
After a snort wedding trp the
Young couple will establish their
first home in Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Bride-tO-Be
Is HonOred
Parties Are Inspired
BY Approaching Msrrisss

Among the honor. bestowed
on Miss Jeanne Simeral.
charming daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. +. Simeral. who
viii we'd Mr. James Garoutts
on July II. was a miseallan.-
Gus shower given for her re-
Gently by Mrs. Odin l.. Solely
The evening was spent pla wing
games. with honors going 20
Mrs. r. T.. simeral and the
bride clect.
A buffet supper Nas served ffam
an attractive table covered ~ith
a hand made lace elofh. ard cen
tered ~ith = crystal bssi u plnk
sweet peas. and tali plnh tspsss
IN crystal holders Guests Tor tho
occasion ~sfs asasiamss Harry
Hadford. u 4 simsfai ~ y Hsk.
strom. Donald us~lsy. nfs Rob
st Johnson - seattle. ard Miss
Evelyn Andersen and Miss Peggy
slmsfai. Sister # tbs hngaf guest
Anoihsf party fstsnE ai#s sim
sfai as that given ~ Mr. Den
ald Gawisy and Afs itarola Kin
caid. last Wednesday evening Ths
evening sAs spent playing games.
and presenting ths bride slsei Nith
glfts - crystal snd china for hsf
rev home me house saa made
fssiiss sith a pfaftislen ~ tiowsfs
\ hts supper as SERVED ffaln
card tables esntsfsd stir garden
flowers. and uiih lfny watering
cans fer fayern
Thoas present were assslanss
Arnold Dosrson. Eva Van psffips.
Gordon klnsaia. - ksuseh. ltsi.sfs
Johnson. Charles gsdass. oaln
Aalsy ~ y lssafDFd. Harry inlet
aoa. Warren taBEtou. F.daa Olisls
60. a y slmsfsi. sBd tiss Misses
Mar beris nslih. N3is Agfrison.
Esrniss Cllisspis, WafFsh i.anEion,
Iaila Joseph. Los HHfnhasslt. kFs.
iya klne4sd saa FsEgy aimsfai
I.ees. dissis No. Iss. =. q. ".
sil msst Mauasr sssnsng IN
kaRiss haii Mrs. James omaa
I'll pfsslas. and = isss supper all
10 served ~ Ms o. Isantx and
Mr. = Underwood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Couple United
Al Evening Rites

In the presence Of more than
$50 guests. Miss Lorraine Mae
Woillsrd. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John { Woillard. and Mr..
Richard Lee Thomas. son 81 Mr.
and Mrs Robert Thomas. were
married Saturday night at the
Elks temple, Puyallup. with the
Rev. Philip Raymond reading the
service.
The ceremony took place before
an arch OF ivy and white regal
lilies which WAS bordered with
baskets Of white lilies and pink
roses The scene WAS lighted with
candles. Given in marriage BY
her father. the bride wore white
satin gown with train and a white
net veil She carried shower
bouquet Of white roaebuds and
sweetpeas
Aatron II honor was Mrs. Nora
Noiilsrd. SISTER law Of the bride.
wearing fuchsia chiffon dress
end carrying a bouquet Of yellow
sweetpeas bridesmaids were Miss
Violet Brunstad and Miss Mar
celle Duseii Miss Bruztad wore
blue net evening gown and car
ried pink ytsetpeas and Miss Du-
Sells costume was yellow net.
She carried an orchid fan bouquet
Of sUeetpess The bridegroom :
brother. Mr. Paul Thomas. Was
test man and ushers were Aessrs
ioe Valenta and Earl Byrues. Miss
hsrprie Wentworth played the
wedding music.
Following the ceremony re-
ccption was held ln the club
rooms with Mrs Mary WoiIlard
the brides grandmother. assisting
IN serving the wedding supper
On their return from honeymoon
the new nome Nill be At Milton
Heights
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
New Home in
BYeneYtOn
Motor Trip in South Follow,
Quiet Wedding Ceremony

Returning near The end OF
the month from their wedding
trip By motor in the south.
Mr. and Mrs. II A McNally
viii establish their first home
in Brsmert0n. Mrs.. McNally
is the daughter Of Mrs X.
RAuser Of North Dakota. who
was unable 70 attend the esre-
mony. and her husband Is the
son Of Mrs. J McNally of Ia
coma. Rev. scheimlaber read
the rites ~ the home Of the
brides sister and br0ther.in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs J Schmidt
ks. last Thursday evening.
The bride vas lovely Ia a prins
eess style gown - white slis Of
ganza over satin with iafrs pulled
sleeves. sweetheart nsekiins and a
flngsrtip veil u iliissln held IN
place Nith = eoeonst n seed pearls.
she also wore q pearl necklace
given her ~ the bridegroom. and
carried a houqust u PINK rose
buds and sNsstpsaa.
Attending her sssisr as Aiss
Elsie schmidt. IN a s0Nn ~ pale
hils chiffon alta a fgil sslft. fitted
ace bodies and sweetheart neck.
line shs. to-. zofs pearls. q Eifi
= lss bride and carried a bBu.
aust Of yellow rosss and pinA
sNs.t peas Ma FTsids ~ nniit
another SISTER u ~ bride. lighted
M candles shs Nors q gown ~
pale bias faffsta ard a eafsaEs
= shell pink esrnAilons and ssssts
p.as n. bridegroom mother
as E0znsa IN biss ersps. sn9
wors . eof.aEs u Kardsnias.
Mr. u Lyas asd nrs n f>oaEsn
assisted siih ths ssrylnE for fbs
fsespiion immediately feii0sing
~ esrsm00T
A blus sports e0siaHs Ni'h white
Accessories as chosen - Mrs
acssliy for soiaE sNay. shs -
a grndusts u stadium high scnssoi
snd NJ nesaiiy Nas sdleatsa 10
England.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Miss Helen Brighton
Bride OF Sunday Evening

At quiet ceremony Al the
parsonage II the Ftrst Christian
church. Puyallup. At 10 20 o'clock
SUNDAY morning. hina Helen
Brighton - niains became the
bride ~ NJ william Young ~
BellinRham. with thu Rev olive
Taylor reading the Vows Attend.
ants W-rs Mr. and Mr. ) G.
Brighton. parents ~ the bride
Also witnessing the ceremony
were tho brides grandmother.
Mrs Brighton. and her brother.
The new home vii b. AZ Boiling
ham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Miss Galfano Is Honored
By Sisiers-in-La

Miss Geneyieye Galfano Was guest
Of honor at shower given Tues
day evening, BY her sisters law
Mrs. Frank Lombardo and Mrs
Vito LAMA.
The guests we're pleasantly sur
prised by games dating back to
school DAYS when paste and scls-
sors, were the vogue After they
made paper houses. and dressed
brides made from clothes pins the
bude-elect wss presented attn
linen gifts for her hope chest.
A buffet supper Wss served IN
the dining room which Vas deco
rated nth PINK and blue stream
ers
The table Wss eentered vlth =
blue floral piece nanksd Hith blue
candles which Illuminated the
room.
Fayors for the evening were
presented % Mesdames Frank Bar
tinstt and Tenuy johnson.
Those VINO honored the bride
TOTE we're Mesdsmes James Lup-
pino Tony Greco. Ralph Turco.
Francis Cook. Tsnnls johnson.
Frank Bertucci. Fisher 8essina.
Pete Sercello. sam Simone. NICK
Genna. Frank Bisselh. Fisher Al
1Otta Mex pi.=no- Henry Tara
yella. Tony Riggio. Nike Caifsno.
Charles Tsmburelio. John Can
nelIs. sam Allotta. Irene Bergon.
John Bsrtinetu. Frank Victor.
Preno Minicocci. Nike scalara.
Frank Michel. Lous sorgI. Arthur
Sweet. Joe Craft. and Frank Bar
tinetts
The Misses Helen psluso. Ma
falda Peluso. Jennie Bonsro. Bes-
tr1cs Luppino. Theresa Bertucei,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Family Reunion
Marks Birthdays

N ana w NaflIa fIIlh~rf.rn
1sss kanaf.a al "A. eeea.,,,< a
shaly ktfth.aavs fsesnttv ~ . f.m-
IN ssssloa Aid A n. h.,ss a. as..
Aim. flsnlsison T1~ affair served
10 unlts NJ .ea ars e.8s~st...
ana sbssf five aannhtss. aas -.
ssns fes ths first ssms Ia "A vs.r..
Foaa ..rsfaftan. a IN. f.mllx
~.s. ssass.snt.s A. NJ gun-,s.
.ss NJ Ain. f,.n,sl..n Ne. n
Ysassrs. ana hss saashtsx uvrn.
4assnss.n
0th... ......t M.t. "A. f,..,s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Tacoma Girl W eds
Al Church Rites

Mss Mary Catherine Hayes.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Robert
N Hayes OF Tacoma. became the
bride Of Mr. Clarence John Peters.
son Of Mr. Julius Peters u sno-
homish IN a ceremony read AZ Inn
maculate Conception church. Ever
EFT. on June 30 The wedding serv-
ice was solemnized by the Rev.
William Fitzgerald before . 80
nuptial mass.
The church was beautiful with
It's tail standards Of white Gala
lines. alternated Rith white candles
In cAndelabra Before the ceremony
hfs. Rene Bsrgeron sang Ave
Maria" BY schubert and "Panls
Angelicus' with Miss Mary Alice
Webb playing her aecompania-
ment.
Miss Anrea Daigle vas maid of
honor and was followed in the we'd
ding professional BY Miss Hazel
Udseth and Miss Lois schsrmsr-
horn. All wore gowns fashioned
similarly. Miss Daigle Ia pink
marqulsstte and Mas Udssth and
Miss schsrmerhorn in blue They
carried sheafs 81 deiphlnlum.
The bride entered sith her faith.
er and wore gown q white mar.
quisette fashioned Nith aquar.
neckiine and yoke effect - en-
broidsrsd lace The skirt Was court
length and styled on bouffant lines
Her hngsrtip length vel ssH
fastened 10 = cnronet Of seed
pearls shs carried white gsfdsnias
and sweet peas With an orchid
center
Mr. Julius Peters. IT, Nss the
best man and uahers were Nj Roy
and Mr. Robert Hayes II Taeoma.
the bride = brothers and Mr. Prank
Cough ~ snohomish
Island View Inn WAs Tho scsns
~ wedding breakfast for % after
the wedding White Eladi0li we're
used on the table with the large
wedding cake
Ar and Mrs Peters went 20
Oregon on their wedding trip fhs
bride wearing = costume suli -
turquoise with brown accessories
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
North End 0srden Club
VIII Meet for Luncheon

Mrs julius X. Peetz vii enter
tain the North End Garden club
At her home. 3i4 No. J next Pr
day Mr. T ? Hampton. presl-
dent. viii - In charge ~ nslsi-
ness meeting following = u %
luncheon.
4 prOgrs which includes
Planting for &szt years Car
den b. Ma Clyde Hill. Shrubs
That Bloom IN the Autumn Car
Ger By Mrs. r. Hashburnt
Floral Arrangement ~ Mr.
clyde Bril-. and = round table dis-
clIsslon D. the members All foilo-N
the business meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Arrives From
New York
Mrs.. Hugh Thompson Is
6uesf 81 Psrenis

Arriving in Tacoma SUNDAY
evening Tor her FIRST visit here
m two years. was Mrs. Hugh
Thompson lNinnifred Hall
a no is visiting At the home Of
her parents. NJ. and Mrs.
Arthur l. Bunker. 1912 No
Stevens. Mrs Thompson has
made her home n New York
for the past several years
where she has been most sue
cessful a. a Photographic
model. her picture appearing
IN many OF the leading fashion
magazines.
After months sfsit she ell 81
east 70 Ioin her husband = former
Taoomsn sad son ~ NJ Oscar
Thompson. View Yark music critic.
Tor few weeks STAY N Vermont
A. the present tims. NJ. rhomp.
son leading Young operate hsri-
tone. - singing various roles ~
Chautsuqua y Y A. The elnss
Of rs season they aill 50 10 Yer
mont and from there Nill return
to their home IN New York
The trip II Tacoma marks Mr..
thompson first journey here IN
tVo years when sh~ flew ont o.
spend = few DAYS with her parents
she came hy motor with Mr.
and Mrs Cecil e. Hell also -
New York. Who are visiting with
relatives during their stay here
Mr. hell. n former Taeoman. u
Wsli-knoVsn artist Mrs. Thompson
will also make the return trip east
wlth the Bells
Both Mr. and Mrs Thompson
are graduates ~ stadium high
school and bath sang leading parts
IN opera there several years ago
Mss letitla Thompson Of New
York. sister ln.law Of Mrs. Thomp-
son. viii arrive ia Tacoma Thursday
10 spend some time with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs ~. X Aaymn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Nuptial Vows
Are Read
Impressive. Ceremony Il
Ns.rs.d With Tradition

Adding = the impressive.
ness II he wedding rreenfiy
- Mas HuFisl Thompson ard
Mr. Russell y. Pinuf. waa he
fact he ceremony took plaeo
IN The same house N which
the bride parents we're mar
rcd. The brides enlY attend
ant was ne daughter u lhs
man who served her father ~
best man. and the knsellnx
cushions. a white satin ard
red velvet. wrrs the enrs used
b. the brides mother and
father
arn rkacf 10 -. daughter q
M snA uFA I.iefa Mites rsesue-
$50. 81 49, hu#hana . th~ ssr
II M .na NJ wnlAsm A. ffua<.
al "a raeoms Hnvs nneext y
rfsifsf rssa ths vews r. 80
Thompson heme hefnfe AZ altar
nashed with green's sash seH.
istahfs 81 hssasfs = saii. lilies
90 either ssas ss@s Trus rsn~r
piaYed ths westsfina march sn1
M = rritrhafd ssnK ~t1niii
ne nftssai Ks@n .as q ~hlts
satin win hog sierves sssst-
heart neestine shlfre.f nnsfse< art
shaft ffaIa re vel ~ lilasxlna
wss fastsnsa with > sfssfh g
nfanee hle.~ems rh@ Bride ear
ftet lafxe hossaues - stsphs~
notls rh< bridesmaid asss I,es-
rihy shes. - HesitI~. wsss a<~p
fcs~ Ep~n. ~lth . essalxs ~ lses
snd f,sIi ret shlfs ans wess 10
hsf hsir : hzis - rss~ n~t ~tfa
vssio~ russ ava lsssrsiss sweet
pes snd sssrtsa = pe.auss -
sltnilsf fia~ers
aiss see Qnlna. nises ~ ~.
aFsom. ishtsa ths esndies sac
wafs pale psnk nst. with . gar
dsnls ln hsf hair Fhs sfuoms
hFashsf. M Edward rlanf acted
a. best man.
aFs rhomrsaa ehs-~ fnr h~s
daughters wedding EsNn "a
printed ehlffen and her fia~sfs
~sEs s~sss pas and sosrs 1fs
fiaaf arr. bias iass. vita smil.v
flowers
For the r.esptiom fuilewsaz ths
ceremony i've eollstien tshl~ -.s
covered wifh . Chinese smefnsds
sfsd liner cloth. ard conferred ~tfn
q ps~tsf no~l - fn~~s ard sss<t
peas. fiaaAea ~ psstsr esnds-
iahss utth pearl srssihsa tspsf..
Pouring usfe ghs brides sunt xnd
cousin. Mr.. '. ~ Psnst aa.f nr..
Kari Camah. ard shs Ereams 49,
tsfs. NJ. gtahssf fifeprss ans uf..
Ford Hastings ME- lark ouinn.
sister - tho snon sat the eass-
Departing far . meiof trip Mrs
rloof eofs hssgaa~e lsekst
afsss. tsrpsd wish tan east wffs
saddle Tan Accessories. abs sire
a earssss - TaFdsnaas Upon thsir
return. ths ns~ hpms .lIl -
established in rssoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Miss Baker
Is Bride
Marriage 10 Mr.. Hogan in
Honolulu Announced

The marriage of Miss Mar
tina Baker. eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John 5. Baker
of Gravelly lake, to Mr.. Rob
ert George Hogan of Homo
lulu. T. H., was announced
sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker. The marriage was
Solemnized Wednesday in
Honolulu. the wedding being
set ahead because of the hur-
ried departure of the bride
groom 5 parents Thursday for
California and Arizona. where
they will make an extended
stay.
The marriage Of Miss Baker TO
Mr.. Hogan took place at the home
OF friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Brooks Mrs. Paul Savidge Cor
nelia Marie Cardinl was the
brides only attendant Mrs say
idge also sailed Thursday for the
continent. Best man for Mr.
Hogan was Mr. Walter Dilling-
ham Mr. and Mrs Hogan are
making their home in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker with their
daughter and Mrs. Danaher Demp-
sey. then Miss Marian LaGasa.
sailed for the islands in mid
March, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker re-
turning little more than a month
later and Miss LaGaSa returning
in June to marry Mr.. Dempsey
and also to be a bridesmaid at the
marriage Of her sister. Miss Doro-
thy LaGasa, to Mr.. James Mack
koon.
Miss Hogan is a graduate Of
Annie Wright seminary and later
attended the University Of Wash
ington. Her sorority is Kappa
Kappa Gamma. She was one of
Tacoma's most talented young
artists, having studied in Paris
and California. She was a member
of the small group of Tacoma
artists working with Mark Tobey
Of Seattle. Among honors she has
received for her work is that Of
honorable mention IN the show
held last spring by the Tacoma
Art association.
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\ centerpiece Of pink AMI white
rladioli graeed the lace covered
tea table which was presided over
BY Mrs. John f. Pitzen. aunt OF
the bride-elect. Mrs Whitney
Thompson Of Orting. aunt Of Mr..
Armstrong: Miss Martha Harrison
and Miss Rose Mary Burke
Assisting about the rooms were
Miss Sally Hunt Miss Elvira Gag
lisrdi. Miss Marion Beau OF Sc
attic. Miss Virginia Reynolds Of
Seattle Miss Katherine MeNerth-
ney. Mrs. Richard Armstrong, Mrs.
Harold Heiserman. Mrs. John
/. Sharp. Miss Teresa Ann Goodman
and Mrs. Frank Zurfluh.
Wears Floral Print
Miss Goodman welcomed guests
IN a floral print skirt and sheer
blouse She wore white orchids
IN har hair Her mother wore a
blue floral print and Mrs Arm
strong was gowned in powder blue
lace.
Guests included Mesdames
George Race. Louis J. Burke. Al
fred Ruffo. Dale Forkenbrock.
William J. Command. /. J. Kelly.
Stanley Hemel. Dana ". King
". r. Stotler. James Rawlings,
Robert Snyder, V. S. Thomson,
George Rankos, William II. Mat
tingley, Jesse Andrews OF La
Grande, Ore. John Pitzen of Brem-
erton. Stephen Pitzen Of Seattle.
William Miller and Frank Murphy.
Others were the Misses Theresa
Whelen, Mary Harrison. Margaret
Burkey, Augusta Dickinson. kath-
rvn Munroe. Eleanor Hale. Ann
Ternes, Mary Ternes. Mary Louise
Rapin. Dorothy Kelly. Patricia
Calvert and Elinor Beeohinor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Engagement Miss Revealed Sunday Afternoon
Plans for August Ceremony
Announced by Bride-to-Be
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Bert Henry Goodman VIII
Wed Mr.. Fred Arnold Armstrong OF This City

One OF the larger affairs Of social be given
in Tacoma the Fourth Of july weekend the tea
Sunday afternoon at which the berotha Miss Virginia
Mary Goodman 20 Mr. Fred Arnold Armstrong vas an
nounced By her parents Mr. and Mrs Bert Henry Good
man Mr.. Armstrong Is the Of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Clinton Armstrong Of this city. The wedding vii be
soemnized in md-AuguSt.
Tea hours from three until i've O'Clock. News
the engagement first made known 10 those present
when little Peggy Walker niece Of he bride-to-be, and
Beverly Sharp niece of the prospective bridegroom presented
guests they arrived with tiny bags Of tied with
white ribbon. Attached the bags small scrolls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Two Tacomans Attend
Posi-Conveniion Party

AlAs Margaret Allison. 800 No.
Adams srd Miss May Mccall
$50 No Cove. are stopping a.
the Beekman Tower hotel IN New
York city for fsse days while
attending . post-oonssntion notass-
party 81 Kappa Delta national
Womens fraternity TIE o0nysn-
ton vas held In sNsmpsoott.
Mass
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Connie Csnns. Mare GsnnA and
Virginia Pisano.
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Veterans Auxiliary
Installs Officers

At recent meeting of the Dis
hbled American Veterans auxil-
iary Mrs Malvina Rel, OF Mckee
City, newly elected state command
-. installed officers of the local
chapter for the ensuing year. They
were: Commander, Mrs. Hazel
Houts: senior vice commander,
Mrs. Charles Merritt; treasurer
Mrs. James Joyner; adjutant, Mrs
Floyd Brassfield; conductress, Mrs.
Jack Luven: color bearer. Mrs
Frederick Tegard: state commit
teewoman. Mrs. Harvey Mcdonald;
trustees, Mrs. Olga Wilson and
Mrs. Floyd Brassfield. Other
guests for the evening were Mrs.
Lloyd f. Ireland, state senior vice
commander, and Mrs Blanche Da-
Wis, state hospital chairman. both
newly elected officers.
Other officers elected recently
In the state organization were Mrs
Grace lie Cair OF Bremerton.
junior vice commander: Mrs. Lydia
Hines. Spokane. treasurer; Mrs.
Peter Kane. Yakima. chaplain. and
Mrs. Aida Lee, Yakima. adjutant.
Mrs. Olga Wilson. past department
commander. was elected as ma
tional delegate from the state de
psrtment to the national conven-
ton in Louisville. Ky. In August.
The Forget-me-not Sewing club
met last Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. James Joyner for a potluck
luncheon. The afternoon was de-
voted to sewing for the American
Lake hospital
Bus Drivers Auxiliary viii meet
ct o'clock Tuesday evening in
PEthian temple for a business
meeting.
Circle No. |, OliVet Lutheran
Church, wa meet az 100 Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
A. Wickstrom Of University Place.
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Circle No. l, OliVet Lutheran
Church, WA meet AZ 7.30 Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs
4. Wiekstrom Of University Place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08

Bus Drivers Auxiliary will meet
ct s o'clock Tuesday evening in
Pythian temple for a business
meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-22
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