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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
NAME CoNFUsEs

Allyn Joslyn. featured in Colum- bias Bedtime Story" with Loretta Young and Frederic March, wants to change his name to Allen because too many people think Allyn is a girl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
Personal

Miss Margaret Kelly of Wildwood avenue and Mrs. Edward F. Grady of Evergreen street are spending a few days in New York City.
 Mrs. Edward Sickmund of Moor land avenue is a patient at the Wa terbury Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Hussey and family have returned to their home on South Main street after visiting in New York City.
 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Laurencell of Earl street have returned after spending several days in New York, where they were registered at the Hotel Lincoln.
 At the sophomore class election held at the Women's College of Middlebury, Vt., Mary D. Sparks, of Easton, Conn, was elected presi- dent; Jeanne Chatfield, Woodbury, Conn.,, vice president; Harriet A. Lindenberger, Troy, Ohio, secretary; Dorothy M. Cleary, Haverhill, Mass, treasurer
 pr. and Mrs. A. P. Vastola of Cables avenue, have been registered at the Hotel Biltmore, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
Hebrev Ladies Plan
 Annual ShouU, Dance

The members of the Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid Association met at home of Mrs. Harry Klamkin of Buckingham street to discuss plans for the annual show and dance sponsored by the organization.
 The affair will be held in Temple hall on December IA under the di- rection of Mrs. Manuel Lax. She will be assisted by Mrs. Abraham Sherman, Mrs. Abraham Fandiller and Mrs. Benjamin Israel Mrs. Coleman Tennenbaum.
 Rev. and Mrs. Joseph o. Todd of Worcester, former residents, recently entertained MT. and Mrs. Elton AL exander, Mrs. Joseph Mulkern, Mrs. Dorothy Green and Miss Ruth Todd of Mill Plain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22

that he would have to make two heart tricks, refused to go Up with the ace and played the ten-spot. Declarer won with the queen, ruffed a small club, cashed the ace of spades and discarded a heart from his own hand. The queen of spades was led, and when East covered with the king, South ruffed and led another club. Now you can see there is nothing to prevent the declarer from making all B tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22

Mrs. Edward Sickmund of Moor land avenue is patient at the Wa terbury Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22

Mrs. Margaret Carlin of Water town avenue has been visiting ill New York city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Adelphiens Name Officers

Members of the Adelphian
Choral society elected as their Of
ficers for the coming year Anna
belle Lemm, president; Joan
Schlesinger. secretary, and Arthur
Sheets, librarian. These officers
will serve for this spring semester
and the fall semester OF next year.
Outgoing officers were Esther
Waterman. Betty Warner and
Betty Peterson. On Wednesday
morning during the regular stu
dent chapel period. this group.
under the direction Of Professor
John Paul Bennett. made its first
appearance before the student body
of the college.
The program included several
religious numbers. including an
old-time American tune by William
Billings. totally different type Of
music from anything the chorus
has attempted.
Preparations are being made nv
the Adelphisns for their spring
concert tour. starting April Is. On
April IS they will give their home
concert which is 10 be the last Of
the concert series. The Adelphisns
will also present one number in
the Puget Sound symphony con-
cert TO % given Feb. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

tributes TO Citizenship OF Boys sno
Girls
Marie Baarslas. Walter streeter.
Mrs. Myrtle MscLennan. Janet Lang
low. Paul jacobson. Marie Nelson. Bob
Eckland
Ganlt Junior High school
An active BODY Develops an
Active Mind
Chairman ............G Gordon Tstum
Warren Peterson. Robert Failing.
Julia Robertson. Annette Movers.
stadium High school
Conference Music"
Chairman .......... Clayton johnson
Barbara Abel. Viola Adler. Gather
inc Allison. Sherley Anderson. Muriel
Baird. Muriel Berglund, Grace Blansy,
Mabel Cook. Ann Coroett. Janice
cowden. Marilyn Davis, Marilyn DAN
forth, Jane Elder. Barbara Engberg,
Barbara Ferris. Janet Ferris, Pat
Finch, Helen Flodstr Mary Agnes
Gallagher, Carol Gardner, Shirley
Greenfield Frances Hagerson, Alta
Hansen. Nina Hansen Martha Hart,
Dolores Havlina. Betty Heidinger
Elaine Hiekok Phyllis Hill. Ruth Horr.
Margaret Hunt. Betty Jackson. Donna
Mae Jsden. Bette Lou johnson,
Donna johnson, Genevieve johnson,
Gerrie johnson, Shirley johnson,
Jeanne Bourland. Pat Browne. Eliza
beth Butcher. Ruth Galloway, Jean
Cardle. Marjorie Carr. Martha Clark
Alta Johnstead. Arlene Keerer, Mari
Jane Keller. Audrey Kenney. Harriette
Ketner, Irene Kingston. Constance
knight, Janice Lindeman, Margaret
Lindeman, Gwen Lobdel. Kathryn
Mcdonald. Mary Mettler. Ruth Mich
ael, Eunice Moberg. Doris Nelson,
Priscilla Newsohwander Doris Noble
Gerry Osberg. Goldie Phil. Gathering
Prentice, Barbara Robson, MadRe
Rollins. Florence Schsller. Virginia
Sell. Genevieve Shaw. Lois Mae Smith.
Louise Sutherlan, Betty Terry. Sylvia
Towers. Marian willard, Mary Lou
Wilson. Mary Wylie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Mrs. A. M. YOUNG
To Address Aloha
Monday VIII Be Al Day
For Prominent Club Group

Familiar 70 many audiences
on the Pacific coast Is Mrs. A.
VI. Young. educational direc-
tor Of the Seattle Art Museum,
who will be brought to Ia
coma Monday afternoon TO be
guest speaker al Aloha clubs
art day program at 2:30
O'Clock.
For the occasion Ms Axel
Oxholm Will open her attractive
home TO the members
Miss Beatrice Turrell Is chair
man for the afternoon and has
announced that Mrs. Youngs topic
viii be Contemporary American
Painters" The speaker brings
with her a wealth OF background
in dealing with matter. Of art at
the attractive Fuller museum in
Seattle
Mrs. Hunter kennard and Mrs
Edwin James have been asked 10
be the assisting hostesses at tea
time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Tacoma Assembly VIII
Meet in Doric Room

Tacoma assembly No. ?. Order
Of Rainbow for Girls. will hold a
business meeting Saturday at 7:So
in the Doric room of the Masonic
temple. Miss Shirley Moore will
preside as worthy adviser and Mrs.
Rose r. Leonard as mother sd-
wiser. This is an important meet
ing for the girls as plans for the
ensuing term will be discussed.
Arrangements have been made
to hold cake sale on the mezza-
nine floor OF Fishers department
store Saturday 10 he conducted
by the girls Of Tacoma assembly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities

Issan lee Iunier nirh school
Enrich LiNIne ThrauEh Youth
Orzanizat8du+
Analysis % Youth OrEan.Tat tens
..-.- Chairman. r asrd Ia Cnapels
Parents Fieanaint- Louise sfpton
BOYS Ora nizasfons 80. HARVEY Cox
Girls oFER uizafions 80. Ruth Nooo
Youths viewpoint" 80 gary LaP0re
Panel sponsored by Jason lee Social
Science Department
Graz lnuier Ugh school
Music - en- AId % Enrich Iivins
Z half man .-sz#-.... NJ MNrou Gan
Glrls Se1tet - Eleanor Back Doua
Green Martha STARK Jean Holroyd
Janice Costello. Dorothy PiaFford
Clarinet GuartUt-Richard Feldman.
Donald Waidron. Wlnnifrec Thor
sen. Wanda Mcdaniel. Nsydcne
miller. accompauist.
Cello Sole ...-...... WIilmyrth Miller
NaFdene MIiler. aceompaul<t
Mason lunlar nigh school
Student Participation N school
Management"
Chairman ..........C Z Johnson
Student Council Dorothy Policy. e
Olson
stewart Iunlar HlEh school
How the Secondary Curriculum Con
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Elva Larson Weds
Mr.. Gassoway

The marriage q Miss Elvs
Flame Larson. daughter Of Mr..
and Ms. ?. A. Larson. snd Mr..
Illo Burl GsSsowsy. son q Mr.. and
Mrs. y. c. Gassowsy. was solen-
nized ~ oandlelght ~ the Sumner
Christian church Friday evening
at s O'Clock. Miss Martha Frve.
in rose MORE tsffeta. lighted the
candles At TIE altar where large
baskets Of greens and white camel
la blossoms made lovely setting
for the ceremony performed by the
Rev. a. Jackson Bales. Mrs. n. J.
Trubshsw played the wedding
march and accompanied Miss
Bonnie Gsssowsy. sister Of the
groom. who sang At Dawning.'
The bride was preceded by her
bridesmaids. Misses Emily Dennis
and Lelsh Zehnder. in identical
gowns OF blue chiffon and carry
ing bouquets OF pink rosehuds. and
her sister. Miss Erma Larson. a.
maid Of honor. in green chiffon
with Talisman roses. For her we'd
ding the bride chose q gown II
white slipper satin designed with a
fitted bodice. sweetheart necklins
and full skirt with court train.
Her full length veil Of Illusion
+ banded with Chantilly lace fell
f from cornet of pearls. and
orange blossoms. She carried a
white Bible with sheath Of
orchids and freesias
/ Mr.. Murl Gsssoway was his
brothers best man and Mr.. Eugene
Johnson Of Tacoma and Mr..
+ Charles Richlieu of Alderton were
ushers.
The reception was held in the
church psrlors. Serving at the
f collation. table were Mrs. Paul
Benton and Mrs. Dewey Coffman
at the urns. Mrs. A. J. Bales cut
the brides cake: Miss Betty Bales
T anu 4hiHs f1tilA ltAAd SdAhHti Nid
f Miss Annabel Post assisted. Miss
Evelyn Oliver presided at the
punch bowl and Miss Betty File
passed the groom's cake Mrs.
Max Hallowell Of Winthrop was in
charge Of the guest book while
Miss Helen Oliver assisted by
Misses Dorothy and Doris billiard
presided at the gift table.
For the wedding and reception
the brides mother wore a gown
of navy sheer with corsage Of
rosebuds. the groom's mother
chose black with a corsage OF
roses. For travelling Mrs. Gasso-
way, who is a graduate Of Pacific
Lutheran college, wore frock Of
dusty rose under a garnet topcoat.
After a wedding trip the new
home will be established in the
Twin apartments in Sumner.
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
club will meet at l. o. q. F. tempt.
on Tuesday for a regular business
meeting and social hour.
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Mrs. John R. Davy
To Be Speaker
Tacoma Writers Club
viii Hear Newcomer

Mrs. John K. Davy will be
the speaker when the MEM
bers of the Tacoma Writers
club meet Monday evening at
100 at the Woman's club
house. Mrs. Robert Western
is in charge of the program
which will include the original
work of the members.
Mrs. Davy. newcomer from
Hollywood. will give talk on
Ghost Writing" She is con-
tributor to Western Live Stock. "
plain Talk" and The Christian
Science Sentinel"
The president. Mrs Thomas
Brown. will preside at the bust
ness meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
CPS. Students Busy
With Activities

Miss Patricia Keene was elected
new president of the Women's
Athletic association Of the College
~ Puget Sound at a recent meet
ing. She will succeed Miss Mary
Ogden. New members Of the cab
met include Miss Ruth Pauline
Todd. vics president; Miss Eliza
beth Bona, treasurer: Miss Vir-
ginia Judd. secretary; Miss Mar
guerita 1rle, publicity chairman:
and Felicia Dahl. program chair
man.
Outstanding players in basket
bail and ping pong were honored
with all-stsr certificates at the
meeting. Those receiving certifi-
Gates IN basketball were Misses
Elizabeth Bona. Virginia Judd
Media Peterson. Ruth Grain. Betty
Jane Pyle. Doris Sommer. Helen
Berg, Helen Wiltschko and Helen
Scott.
Honored with ping pong certifi-
Gates were Misses Janis Eisen-
hover. Katherine Woods. Marguer-
lite Irle. Helen Berg. Helen Wilt
schko and Louise Jsyko.
tn College of Puget Sound
chapter Of the American Chemical
society announces planned trip
through the smelter March l. This
group, which WAS organized 10
+ further the study OF chemistry
meets every other Wednesday at
the college, and one meeting q
month is held in Seattle.
Officers of the Chemical society
are Edgar Grain, president: Will
liam Throp. vice president; Asa
Maylott, secretary. and Shigeo
Wskamatsu, treasurer.
Third in a series of the Tacoma
Art association study groups met
in the studio art gallery of Jone,
hall, Feb. 20. for a talk given by
Mrs. Homer Tilley on a group OF
west coast painters.
/ The Women's Faculty club met
in the studio galleries Friday
afternoon for discussion OF the
present exhibition of outstanding
local paintings. The discussion was
followed by a tea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Rainbow Girls VIII
Entertain Saturday

Highlighting the new year &C
tivities among the Warren Assem-
bly, Rainbow Girls is a roller skst-
ing party to he held at the South
Tacoma Roller Bowl Saturday eve
ming.
Chairman OF the affair is Miss
Marjorie Lane. and among those
helping TO sell tickets are Jane
Schram. Louis Myers. Margaret
Mscemon. Eleanor Roberts, Mary
Jane Keller. Jean Keller. Helen
osburn. Bonnie Bergman. Barbara
Saunders and Mary Read.
Assisting during the evening
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Macemon and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Coffmsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Luther League viii
Have EVENING Of Fun

The Luther league Of Our
Ssvior's Lutheran church will
have an evening of fun" on Fri
day evening in the church par
lors The meeting viii he opened
at o'clock by the president. Miss
Lillian Olson.
Mrs. ]. L. Redsi has arranged
program which will include Sc
lections for the guitar by Mr.. Dale
Andohl and Mr.. Ronald Christian
son. readings by Mrs. Berg. piano
solos by Miss Doris Beck. and
devotions by the Rev. Ridal.
Refreshments will close the eve
ming. to which members and
friends are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Beta Sigma Phis
Are Entertained

Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
was entertained Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. George Atchi-
son. 36i& No. 26th ST. After din
ner court whist was in play
Guests were Mrs. Wayne Why
man. Charles Chapman; Misses
Frances Cunningham. Aga a
Rossiter and Regeman Hillman.
Members who attended were
Mesdsmes George Atohison. Mae
Williams. A. J. Severson. Alvin
Junkley. Misses Erns Bonney,
Mary Frazier. Margaret McAf-
ferty. Elsie klink. Marie Drummer.
Margaret Asbury. Marion Cozza,
Lucille Nsess. JESSE Johnson. An
nette Getzloff. Ruth steel. Ruth
larson and Marjorie Cooper.
Collins school district ios will
hold an election al the school Sat
urdsy. Polls viii be open from !
until $ o'clock. Candidates for
director for three years are Mrs.
Eunice Dow and Mr.. h. c. CARR
son.
University I7ace pre-scheal Will
meet Monday evening ~ o'clock
AZ the home ~ Mrs. Albin Ander-
son Of University Place. DR.. Cyril
Lundviek will speak on "Children's
Eyes" Mrs. Anderson viii be as
sisted by Mrs Robert Wittsr at
the refreshmsnt hour.
Nids auxiliary. O. y - VIII
meet Friday az the Masonic tenn
pie for 1880 luncheon. HoStesses
for the dzy viii Be Ne>dames Lou
Doherty. Nay Dunn. NernS Bar
ley and Alma Marfleld
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
yDur cough. chest cold. or acute brop-
chitis Is not treated and you cannot
AFFORD 10 take chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes night to the seat Of the
trouble TO help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
enothe and heal raw, tender inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulxion blends beechwood
exeosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
~ contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
yuu have tried. ten your druggist to
IN you . bottle Of Creomulsion with
The understanding YOU must like the
NY 4 quickly nllays the cough. per-
mitktng rezf and sleep. or you are TO
NV yUux money hack. fAcv)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

TIE regular monthly meeting 81
ths Tacoma Council P.-T. 4. wiu
b called 70 order ~ 10 a. m. Fri-
dsv BY Mrs Herman Nordfors
The program VII be a discussion
on Is Our Community Meeting
National Health Standards - DIT.
Clarence Nsenussen. Pierce
county health officer. pelll lead the
discussion assisted by DR.. / r
Powers Of the city health depart
ment and Dr. George Smith.
director Of health for the Tacoma
public schools.
The nominating committee will
be elected both IN the council and
in the sections. The sections will
meet as usual with Preschool in
room II. Grade in the auditorium
and the High on the eighth floor.
After lunch the High School con
ference VIII begin. There viii be
no clinics.
Jefferson Presehool Parent Edu-
cation group meets Monday At {
p m. al the home Of Mrs. Philip r.
Farmer. ia North Adams. Mrs.
Thor Tollefson will lead the dis
cussion on Our Religious Respon-
sibihties TO Our Children" Mrs.
Roy Liljebeck will be the presid-
ing officer. Mrs. Farmer will be
assisted by Mrs. J. II. Craft dur
ing the social hour following the
meeting.
Another PIT. A. sponsored ac-
tivity Of much interest is the
junior-senior high school confer
ence which will be held in the
Central school auditorium on Fri
day. March :. The theme will he
Enriched Living The American
Way Mrs. Roy Kneeland is the
chairman and has announced that
events will be put on from until
4 o'clock. Mrs. Earl Garrison will
be the timekeeper and Mrs. Ivar
Hendrickson will be in charge of
registration.
Members of the findings COM
mittee OF which Mrs. Roger F..
Elder is chairman are Mrs. Mont J.
Downing. Mrs. Lee s. Young, Mrs.
Roy Kneeland and Mrs. Howard NJ.
Carr.
The program is as follows:
Call to order. Mrs. Lee s. Young.
Director
Greetings - Assistant Superintendent
Mont J. Downing
Lincoln High school
Visual Education"
Sha4i man ss.....-.. Lola frlhrs
stewart Ietterman. Janette Walt
ers, Garnet Thompson, Robert Cook.
hctarser Junior High school
Enrich Living Through Physical
FITNESS"
CHAIRMAN ......... William J. Allard
Douglas Anderson. Prank Anderson,
Panssiota Haikides. Marjorie Hallum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

, Guests OF Chairman and Mrs.
Mellinger Saturday evening will
be Mayor and Mrs. Harry p. Cain.
and Capt. Alfred Guy and several
Fort Lewis staff officers Other
reservations include the party OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert p. SWORD
who viii have as guests DR.. and
Mrs. Clifford sayre. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Y. Hull and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Hawkins. A Junior four
some viii include Miss Helen Poe
and James Goodrich. MiSs Gloria
Steele and John Reilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Flynn will
have with them Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Gillespie. while Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
karlen will entertain DR.. and Mrs.
II. A. christoffersen. Another
party, that Of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
:. Buchanan. includes Mr.. and
Mrs. William Drury and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Healy. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Padden will have Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Smith with them.
Reservations also have been
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl T.
Irwin. and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry
waechter will head no-ho.t
party of small bridge club which
includes 10 couples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Falskow viii
have in their party for the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Hart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Foss and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Green. Mr.. and Mrs.
John X. Gloor will he Joined for
the evening by Mr.. and Mrs
George Jackson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Medical Auxiliary Member.
Attend Meefino in Seattle

Members Of the Pierce County
Medical auxiliary motored 10 Sc
attic on Friday morning for the
mid-year board meeting Of the
auxiliary 10 the State Medical as
ISOLATION. Mrs. George +. Hoxsey
of wenatchee. president Of the
state auxiliary. presided at the
meeting at 1880 at the OLYMPIC
hotel which was followed by a noon
luncheon.
Tacomsns attending the meeting
were Mrs. n. J. whitacre. state
auxiliary organizer: Mrs. d. n.
Bell. past state auxiliary presi-
dent: Mrs. George J Nandenberg.
state publicity chairman, and Mrs.
j. Benjamin Robertson. president
OF the Pierce County auxiliary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Club Has tenth
Annual Meefino

The Coolies" held their 10th
annual meeting Friday evening At
the home OF their former teacher,
Mrs. A. T. Dellplsin. The mem
bers OF this group were Mrs. DELI
plains pupils in the 9Th grade and
again in the sth grade at the Fife
school They organized this club
In 1891 and have met on this date
yearly ever since. adding husbands.
wives and children to their ranks.
The evening WAS spent In games
with Eunice Walker and Dorothy
Kruger in charge. Kimiko kimura
and Mamie kihsna had charge OF
refreshments and asked Elnora
Stewart Milton to preside at the
coffee urn.
just before dispensing, roll was
called as customary on these oc-
cNsions Many have scattered to
tine far corners Of the country and
teleSrsms. cir mail letters and
phore calls came in from Alaska,
New York. California and other
distant parts.
Those included are: Frances
Farmer johnson. Judith Hanson
little. verie Hansen Akers. XII
yoke Kswzbsts kswsguchi. Mamie
kihsns. Kimiko kimurs. Dorothy
Kruger. Kszuko kurods. Amy
Marumoto. Mary Mollett Geske.
Mary SchuIer. Carol Stewart Gull
yer. Anna Stolen Shields. Eunice
Walker. Edith YamsmAto. Flor
enee Hanson. Doris Sample. Nels
Anderson. Nsoto Ashshs. EDDIE
Bornander. Archer Dellplsin. Fred
Dupuis. Donald Felts. Allan Foster.
Robert Hagen. Neal Harris. John
Jefferies. Henry johnson. Kenneth
kautz. Taxed kswsmoto. Ernest
kessler. Walter knudsen. Tsksshi
kurimoto. Albert Mollett. Tsksp
Mori. Earl Rees, William Rozen-
ski. liksru Tsmura. Sop Tsnsks.
Harry Telling and kinio wstan-
abe.
Custer Relief Corps will meet
Saturday for 1890 potluck lunch
eon In the srnlory. Mrs.. Aolhe
LsVine Viii conduct the business
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Theis Rho Girls VIII
Slate Friday Evening

The Tacoma Theta Rho Girls
club will sponsor . skating party
Friday evening At Kings Roller
Rink Members OF the club are
selling tickets for the party or
they may be purchased at the door.
Hours win be from $50 until IL
O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Garden Sale 10 Continue
On SATURDAY.

The orthopedic garden sale
which has been on for the past
three days will be continued on
Saturday morning. A number of
plants are still on hand and ac-
cordingly the temporary garden
shop at 1908 Pacific will remain
open. Members Of the sponsoring
guilds, Tahoms and Robert Rey-
nolds. will open the shop at .
o'clock in the morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Washington State Nurses ssso-
citation met Monday evening at
s;so at Tacoma General hospital,
Mrs. Jeanette Fraser presiding.
Miss Edith Smith. special repre-
sentative Of the Pacific coast Red
Cross district. spoke on the work
OF the nurses In this field.
Pouring at the tea urns were
Mrs. Jeanette Fraser and Miss
Sue kohler. Miss Regina Hamil-
ton was chairman in charge and
her committee members were Mrs.
Nancy wetmore. Mildred Hsrnett
and MiSr Bertha Palm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Dempseys Are
In California

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Dempsey
left Wednesday for a two months
trip through California and Ari-
IONA After a week In San Fran
cisco and a sojourn to Laguna
Beach. the Dempseys will motor
TO Phoenix where they will meet
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cartier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Do You Squeeze Surface
PImPLES?
-stop-It's Mighty Dangerous.

Resa how careful you NAV BE-. an in
lection or scar may he caused, 80 Why tax.
chances on serious consequences Try Pos
lam. concentrated ointment that must b.
good. for thousands Of men and women hsv.
successfully used II and Posian Soap for
nearly IS wears for scn. pimpl-s due IN
external causes. Poslsm Ointment cost, but
SOe at druggists from coast TO coast adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Tacoma Club Will Dance Saturday
AT Annual Spring Dinner Party
Mr.. Melineer Is Chairman Of importer. Affair Tor
Which Reservations Are Mounting Rapidly

With spring blossoms in colorfu profusion Frightening
the club the 1871 spring dinner dance of Tacoma
club viii be held Saturday night Chairman of the dancing
party is James Menger and he that the popu
lar of George Johnsons sxpece orchestra will give
melodious impetus to dancing feet.
Assisting preparations for the affair is Club Manager
Earl Reynolds who that dinner will be served
9 o'clock