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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-15
JAR-E TISzTELET AZ ANYkKNAK?

AZ amerlkal KOnyVplacOn
egy vi k0nyv jelent meg, amely
Motherhood" cim alatt azzal
a kerdessel foglalkozik, hogy
jar-e tisztelet az anyaknak
vagy tulzasba vittek az anya-
sag gondolatat?
Ket felfogas all egymassal
sDemben ebben a kerdesben.
fseAz els6 felfogas az, ami
k0lt6i jellegu es t0m0r megha-
tarozasa a kerdes fel6l az,
hogy az anyasag allapota
scent. EFT a felfogast evezre-
deken kereszttl beleneveltek az
emberisegbe irok, k0lt6k, mil
veszek es vallasi, meg vilagi
bolcseszek, akiknek sikerult is
ezen a teren olyas valamit
hozni letre, amihez hasonlatos
mines a vilagon.
Mivel ebben a felfogasban
vagyunk nevelve mindnyajan,
annak bovebb taglalasa mem is
sziikseges. Melyebb vizsgalat-
"a var a mask felfogas, amely
materials es realis jelszavak
alatt anyagiasnak vagy teny-
legesnek veil a maga iteletet
es tagadja mereven, hogy az
anyasagban barmi scent vagy
magasztos volna, ami kil0n
tiszteletre tarthatna jussot.
E felfogas szerint az anya-
sag lekizdhetetlen termeszeti
t0rvenyek kovetkezmenye, a
mely eppen ennel az oknal
fogva olyan elettani, tudoma-
nyosan: biological jelenseg, a
mely semmi kil0n tiszteletre
11Clu cIuclIlcS.
Az emberi elet les az allati
elet) rendeltetese egyedul Il
faj fentartasi k0telezettseg
Ebb6l cred a nemi oszton, a
mely mindnyajunkban oft el
es amely fajfentartasi kovetkez
menyekkel jar. Elkerulhetet-
lenul k0telezo ez mindket
nemre, a ferfira es more IS ep-
pen exert a ket tenyezo kozott
kil0mbseg mem tehet6 csak
szervezeti szempontokbol. A No
eppen olyan kevesse tehet ar
rol, hogy gyermekeknek, ut6-
doknak kell eletet adjon, mint
arrol, hogy taplalkoznia kell
Ez az egyeduli rendeltetese a
fold hatan es ha ennek mem
tud eleget tenni, akkor mines
letjogosultsaga.
A viszonylatot kell kutatni a
materials felfogas szerint az
allat es az ember k0zott.
A fajfentartasi oszton, bal
teljesen 0ntudatlanul, epper
ugy megvan az allatokban
mint az emberekben. A no.
nemu allat eppen ugy kiter.
nell a maga utodait, mint az
emberi test. De ezen a elmer
mem ker a maga reszere semm
megkul0mb0ztetest. Tu d j a
hogy az utodok kitermelese ne.
XII k0telessege, tehat teljesit
AIT, de lenyegesebb em6ciok
nelkul. AIT is tudja, hogy az
utod, akit vilagra hozott, on
magaban tehetetlen, bizonyos
ideig vedelemre szorul, tehat
ennek is eleget tesz, de az al
Latham mlnden anyai erZeS meg
sziinik abban a pilanatban
mikor a kivaltott utod maj
kepes ARA, hogy 0nmagato
allja meg helyet az eletben.
Az allatok kiralyanak az
oroszlant mondjak. A rende
sen ket vagy harom k0ly0k el
vetese utan az anya oroszlar
h6napokon at taplalja a XII
csiket es k0riilbeliil ket eve.
korukig tartja oldala mellett
De mikor a kis oroszlan mai
elerte ket ewes eletkorat, tes
tileg annyira fejlett, hogy on
fentartasar6l gondoskodni tue
A1 - ERAO
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-15

ujsagiro, akinek irasait ujsa-
gok szazai k0zlik. Kolumnista
az ilyen ujsagiro neve. Pegler
kil0nleges helyet foglal el a
kolumnistak k0z0tt, inert nem-
csak szorakoztat vagy oktat
cikkeivel, de batran ramutat
olyan visszaelesekre, hibakra is,
amilyeneknek nyilvanossagra
hozatalat sok ujsagiro mem
vallalna.
Pegler irasaikat nagyon SEE
retik az olvasok es most olyan
helyrol is kapott elismerest,
mely minden ujsagiro vagya:
attol a bizottsagtol mely ev-
r6l-evre odaiteli a magyar be-
vandorlobol lett amerikai uj-
sagkiado Pulitzer Jozsef altal
alapitott dijat.
Westbrook Pegler kapta meg
ebben az esztendoben a ripor-
terek szamara kiutalt ezer
dollart, meg pedig azokert a
cikkekert, melyekben leleplezte
az American Federation of
Laborhoz tartozo munkas rae
keteereket:: Willie Bioffot es
George Scaliset.
Pegler alapos ujsagiro es
olyan adatokat gyujt0tt a ket
gangszter- er-munkasvezer ellen
melyeknek az alapjan megin-
dult ellenuk az eljaras es melt6
helyre: a b0rt0nbe keriiltek.
Regen tudott dolog volt
hogy az egykori chicago
gangszterek csapatostoI tettek
at mukodesuket a munkasszer.
vezetekbe. Zsaroltak, loptak e$
csaltak azokban; csak eper
senki sc hozta Pegler elott
nyilvanossagra.
Tudtak, hogy racketerekke
vannak tele a munkasszerve.
zetek, akiket Green urrek tur
tex - els reszben ma is tiirnef
- a munkasszervezetek ellen -
de mem tettek ellenuik sem
NIT, sot amikor Pegler lelep
lezte oket, Green urek resze
rol eleinte tagadtak Pegle1
adatainak helyesseget.
A kitiino amerikai ujsagir(
ketsegtelenul nagy szolgalatot
tett a munkassagnak, amikol
pl. a new york; irodak takaritt
asszonyainak szervezeteben a,
uralkodo allapotokat, a szaz
ezres lopasokat leleplezte e!
megis a labor fakerek elakar
tax es ell akarjak ma is hitetn
a szervezet munkassaggal
hogy Pegler ellensege a dolgo
zoknak.
Ugy allitjak ct be a rae
keteerek, mintha a toket szol
galna es amikor gazemberse
geiket nyilvanossagra hozza
a munkasszervezeteket rom
bolja.
Pedig: Pegler eppen a nun
kasag erdekeben mutat ra /
bajokra, hogy javitsanak azo
kon, hogy kiildozze a lnunka
szervezetekb0l a gangsztereke
az oda mem tartozo es men
valo elemeket.
| A gangszterek azonban szal
dekosan 0sSzetevesztik becse
szemelyeiket a szervezetekkel
aki 0ket tamadja, aki becste
lensegeiket leleplezi az - sze
rintuk = ellensege a munkas
sagnak.
i George Scalise t0bb min
szazezer dollart zSarolt 0SsZ
New Yorkban mint munkas
vezer, a Building Servic
Employers Union elnOke e
megis sok ideig el tudta hi
tetni a szervezetehez tartozok
meknek adjanak eletet az al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-15

dOOd11 PlA1oAAoVOoAA SSJS
ben. meg is sziinik minden
anyai erzes. Olyan mertekben
sziinik meg, hogy a legero-
szakosabb modon kergeti el
maga mellol tulajdon kolyket
es valosaggal ellensegnek te-
KNIT. AIT Sc turi meg, hogy
ugyanazon terileten narration
es ha kes6bb talalkozik vele,
mem ismeri fel koz0sseglket.
Icy van ez minden allatnal.
Az elteres eppen csak annyi,
hogy az egyik allat gyorsabban
fejlodik, mint a mask. Az
elefant fejl6dese lassubb, te-
hat a kis elefant tovabb van
anyja oldala mellett, de bizo-
nyos korban eppen olyan ride
gen lesz eluzve anyja mellol,
mint minden mas allat. EFT a
megfigyel6k ezer es egy esetben
tapasztaltak.
ARA mutat ez, hogy az anya
es gyermek k0z0tti kapcso-
lat elgondolasa tulzasba lett
hajtva, elvesztette eredeti jelen
toseget es helyebe valami mes
terseges elkepzeles lett allitva.
Australia belsejeben meg
figyeltek az oslakokat, akiknek
gondo dolkozasat es viselkedeset
az elorehaladottabb emberi ia
jok mem tudtak a termeszetes-
segb6l kivetkoztetni. Icy de-
rult XII az, hogy tizennegy ewes
korukban az oslakok k0z0tt a
gyermekek elvalnak veglegesen
a sziiloktol es velik tobbe SEM
mi kapcsolatot mem tartanak
fent. Annyira elhidegil koz-
tuk a viszony, hogy ha mem is
ellenseges, de legalabb kozom-
bos szenmel neznek egymasra
IS megesik az is, hogy gyak-
ran harcba keverednek.
Az anyagias felfogas SEE
rint ez a termeszetes allapot.
Az eletnek elore meghatarozott
fajfentartasi folyamata mines
ugy megszabva, hogy abban
elod es utod kozott allando le-
1gyen a kapcsolat.
Ha a muveltebb fajoknal ez
meg is van, ha Fkialakult a
csalad 0sszetartasanak Condo
lata, ez nem termeszetes va
lami, hanem csak sziikseg szul-
te. Az apa, aki egymagaban
gyenge volt ARA, hogy ellen
segeivel kuzkodjek, reaebredt
hogy az erok egyesitesenek
aran nagyobb er6vel lephetett
fel harcaiban.
Ennyi az egesz. A csalad-
max mem oszt0nos az alapja,
hanem vedelmi a jellege es ezt
vittek tulzasba akkor, amikor
ait neveles utjan megvaltoztat-
tax es idealisztikussa tettek.
Ebbe a helyzetbe azutan meg
nagyobb tulzast vittek azzal,
hogy az anya szerepet kielez-
tex. Szinte vilagito es meleget
araszto k0zpontta tettek az
emberiseg eleteben, megtagad-
va az igazi termeszetesseget.
Az anyasag felol irt vi angel
nyelvu konyv ICY tarja elenk
a helyzetet, amelyben manap-
sag elunk. Fejtegetesei soran
utal ARA, hogy ezt a felfogast
most mar nemcsak elvont $40
batudosok fogadjak Ell, hanem
nagy nemzetek is gyakoroljak
A szocialis allamok kivetel
nelkiil azon a nezeten epiltek
fel, hogy az anyasag allapota-
max scent vagy tiszteletremel.
to voltat megtagadjak es kiir.
tani igyekeznek. EFT latjuk
most az orosz f0ldon es EFT q
naziknal, ahol egyenesen le'
szallitjak a not az ut6dokat
termel6 gepek soraba, akilneh
egydili k0telessegiik es hiva
|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-15

Huncutsag nelkil is lehet j6
politikat folytatni.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Tacomans TO Attend
Race Track Sunday

Opening day at Longacres Sat
mnday finds Tacoma day close on
its heels with local fans motor
ing to the popular track for races
on Sunday afternoon.
Anticipated are numerous small
luncheons at the clubhouse before
AIS post time.
Guests OF honor win be Mayor
and Mrs. Harry r. Cain (Mrs Cain
will crown the winner OF the Ia
coma Handicap and among Taco
mans expected to join the throng
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. d.
Smith. Mr.. ana Mrzs Charles L.
Hufford. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Smith
and Mr.. T. ID. Key.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Miss Raids 10 Be
July Bride

Plans for a wedding July % are
being made by Miss Bernice
Jerry Raids and her fiance, Mr..
David Ekberg. whose engagement
is being announced by the bride
elects parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Raids. Mr.. Ekberg is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ekberg.
The ceremony will be read in
the evening in First Baptist church
with Miss Gwen Deggee of Wash
ington, ID. C., and Mr.. Minard
Haines as the attendants.
Both Miss Raids and her fiance
are graduates of Lincoln high
school and Washington State coll
lege. She is a member of Pi Beta
Phi sorority and he of Theta Chi
fraternity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

lighted tapers and vases of
bridegroom and Miss Emma Jane
Schrengohst, wore gowns Of vel
low chiffon with ruffled hats in
matching colors. They carried
colonial bouquets.
Mr.. Svinth had c. A. Svinth for
best man and ushers were Marion
B. Kelley. brother of the bride,
Norman V. Svinth, Arnold r.
Freund and Robert r. Johnson.
Following the ceremony reoep-
ton was held at the church.
The former Miss Kelley is a
graduate of Washington State COL
lege in home economics and a
member Of Alpha Gamma Delta
sorority. For the past three years
she has been Pierce county
extension agent in home sconom-
les. Mr. Svinth is also a graduate
OF Washington State college where
he was affiliated with Alpha
Gamma Rho fraternity. Mr..
Svinth is county agricultural agent
OF San Juan county at Friday
Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Two Brides-El
Are Complimented
Mrs. Paul Roswell Honors
Miss Peterson. Miss Love

A double bridal shower was
given Tuesday evening in
honor of Misses Wilma Peter
son and Miss Vera Love at
the home of Mrs. Paul Ros-
well.
The evening was spent play
ing court whist, favors being
awarded TO the Misses Carolee
Alexander. Irene Abelsen,
Helen Under. Evelyn Peter
son. and leila Ulin.
The table was beautifully ar
ranged with roses and garden
flowers. Assisting with the serv-
ing of the refreshments were the
Misses Garnet Mueller, Katherine
Kelly. Ruth Hansen. Evelyn Pc
tersen. and Carolee Alexander.
Other guests included Mrs. Ted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

So. give some forethought 10 the
matter Of summer week-ending n
you want to look your best. enjoy
yourself and make packing a. sim
pie as possible. Packing for a holi-
day IL no problem At all II you
provide yourself with two allies:
= good travelling case and a good
dry cleaner.
Clothes that are clean and we'll
pressed are not only easy 70 pack.
but they somehow take up less
room. Make an early survey Of
your Fridsy-to-Monday wardrobe
and decide which garments are
still good for another round Of
country activity. And don't be
discouraged 4 last years shark
skins. wooden Stacks or summer
dance frocks look a little sad.
An overnzuiing by an expert viii
probably work a bit Of magic. for
he knows about finishing shark
sins. the technique Of reshaping
bsggy Stacks and tbs ART Of spray
ing back lost stiffness TO flinsy
dance frocks.
With your clothes fresh and UNI
wrinkied the actual packing Of =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

weekend case should be fairly
simple thing and By following q
few general rules they should come
from your bag ready To slip into
without pressing.
Before you start packing. as
semble everything you plan 10
take. II you don't you win find
yourself walking around with a
pair of golf shoes and no place 10
put them except on top OF an or
CANDY dance frock. Pack all the
lumpy. bulky things like shoes. CO.'S
meties. and swimming accessories
together and don't tuck them into
little corners when you ara fin
ished.
And here's q warning: Nail
polish and nail polish remover are
good things NOT 70 carry in lug
gage.
When YOU pack. be extravagant
with tissue paper-put little wads
in sleeves. under pleats and puff
up all folds and creases with IL.
As a final preeaution. don't pack
a bag until it's bursting out AZ the
seams-it viii ruin your clothes.
to say nothing Of the case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

president of the Woman's club,
reported events on the closing day.
OF much delight TO the guests
also were the songs which Mrs.
Henry NJ. Skramstad sang in honor
Of Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. McNary.
Miss Sally Sieade, state music
chairman, introduced Mrs. Thomas
f. Dodge In a piano solo. Mrs.
Dodge took second place at the
convention in the music division.
She has studied under Edward
Mcdowell and has had is years
experience as a teacher.
Highlight OF the afternoon was
Mrs. Thomas address on the
American Woman's Club"
The gavel Of her office was pre-
sented to Mrs. McNary. who intro
duced the incoming officers. first
vice-president. Mrs. r. Paul Todd I;
second vics-president, Mrs. b. o.
Beal; recording secretary. Mrs. L.
w. Craig; assistant recording sec
rotary, Mrs. A. J. Graf: corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. NJ. p.
kenney, and treasurer. Mrs. Berry
SugR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Couple United
Friday Evening
Miss Nelson, Mr.. Johnson
On B. c. Wedding Trip

Marriage vows were ex-
changed Friday evening by
Miss Airline Nelson, daughter
of Mrs. Alma Nelson, and Mr..
Rodney Johnson, at the home
of the Rev. and Mrs. A. l..
Cook, 1924 No. Lawrence ST.
Roses were used throughout
the home and at the bay win
dow where the ceremony was
solemnized at $50 o'clock, by
Rev. Cook.
The bride wore a costume suit
OF medium blue with a corsage OF
purple orchids and white Access
series. Her only attendant was
Miss Gertrude E. johnson who
wore a dark blue ensemble with
white accessories and a corsage
Of rosebuds. Mr.. Arthur sehroe-
der was the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson went to
British Columbia on their wedding
trip and when they return will
make their home in Seattle.
Among the recent parties for
the bride was the shower Mrs.
Aft Grsyson and AIRS. Dorothy
Zimmerman gave recently at the
home Of Mrs. Grayson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Kelly. sol No.
NJ ct They were assisted by Mrs.
Grsyson's sister. Mrs. c. A.
Plsquet.
Roses and California wild flow
ers were used through the home.
An evening Of games and read
ings by Miss Daisy Bryant was
followed BY late supper
Present at the party were Mrs.
Arlene c. Emery. Mrs. Estela
wymsn, Mrs Msrgie Duppen-
thaler Mrs. Bette Morset. Mrs.
stephsney Droze. Mrs. George
Reagan. Mrs. Louise Miller. Mrs.
Ruth Klippert. Mrs Arthur Sever
son. Mrs. Alvina Frazier. Mrs. Nell
Falskow. Mrs. Irene Alskog, Mrs.
Margaret Chapman. Mrs Minnie
Wingfield. Mrs. Minnie Chase, Mrs.
Alma Nelson and Mrs. Cora Lind
Miss Ethel Witheridge Miss
Claire BabcOck. Miss Marion jay
cox. Miss Rita MinnittL. Miss Jane
Ryland. Mss Daisy Bryant, Mss
Helen Derby. Mss Beverly shsri-
dan and Miss Alice Sweeny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Wise. Vacationist Shuns
Last Minute Packing
Careful Handing Of Clothes. New or Reeondifioned
Makes Wsek-Endne. travelling More Successful
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Are of those last minute packers? You planned
month to take advantage of the long 4th of July
weekend and then did nothing about it. You mentally
figured you'd buy of those nice little Standings and
with the slacs shorts and paysuits left from last
year you'd have weekend wardrobe
Then you around franticaly the holiday eve.
dust off suitcase and start pulling things out But
well youyoure in for awful headache for
thing viii probably look like the Grapes of Wrath and you'll
WISH instead of trying TO them you could send them
to the Salvation Army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Jewish Juniors
Hold Banquet
Final Event of Season Held
At Lakewood Terrace

The Tacoma Council of
Jewish Juniors held their an
nual banquet at Lakewood
Terrace Thursday evening at
7 o'clock and brought to a
close their present season UNI
til fall. Miss Frances Fried
man and Miss Betty Bergen
were co-chairmen of the af-
fair.
Delicate pink sweetpeas
and pink tapers in silver can
delabra were arranged on the
dinner table. Gardenias at
each place completed the ar
rangement.
Retiring officers Of the group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Tea Guests Hazeton Home Learn of Miss VaLnes Betr0ta
Popular Stephens College Graduate
HonorS Classmate Saturday
Engagement 10 Mr.. Bernard Chambers Announced on
Miniature Wedding Rings Attached TO Tee Cups

There great excitement al the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs r l. Hazeton Saturday afternoon for the
men OF the talented daughter Of the house Miss Nadene
Mrs. Edwin Chambers II at given 10 honor Miss
Marjorie Hammersmth, Stephens college classmate Of
Miss Hazeton, from Chicago that friends learned Of the
troth
Miss Hazeton prominent in student affairs at
Stephens in Columbia No. from which she graduated
last Since ratn,ng Tacoma she has much
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

the officers. They include also
Miss Betty Bergen. yiee-presioent,
Miss Doris Offerman. treasurer,
and Miss Bluna Novikoff, secre-
tary. The viee-president also read
the speech Of Miss Clsyrnan and
introduced committee chairmen,
who gave their final reports.
The climax OF the evening was
the presentation Of gifts 20 Mrs
Farber. a bride OF a few weeks.
Present were Miss Molly and
Miss Bluma Noyikoff. Miss Bessie
Klegmsn. Miss Doris Offer1nan.
Miss Frances E. Friedman, Miss
Ruth Witenberg. Miss Betty Der
gen. Mrs, Kenneth Farber. Miss
Esther Goldberg. Mrs. Robert
Warwick. advisor Of the group,
and Mrs. J. r. Bender. president
Of the senior council.
In addition 70 Miss Clsymsn.
Mrs. Theodore Carol (Dswns
Bucknerl. who is also an sctive
member q the group. was unable
70 be present
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

Carol. the Misses Josephine
Smith. Marjorie Fuller. Nancy Ha-
ley. Juanita Bean. Margaret Rad
cliffe, Amanda Mclaughlin. Mar
garet Van Norden. Mafalda Pc
luso, Lillian Hamre. Dolores O'Con-
nell. Vera Love, Wilma Petersen,
and the hostess.
bridegroom and Miss Emma Jane
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Sumner Girl
Is Bride
Miss James, Mr.. Mulhell
Wed in CenirsIia

OF interest in several parts
of the state is the marriage
ceremony performed at 4
o'clock last Sunday afternoon
in which Miss Estelle Mae
James. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. James of Summer,
became the bride of Mr.. Jack
w. Mulhall. son of Mrs. f. V.
Mulhall of Centralia. The Rev.
Erie Howell read the cere-
mony at 4 o'clock in the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. G.
w. Cooking.
The bride was beautiful in a
long white wedding dress fash
toned princess style with lace IN
sertions IN the satin. Her finger
tip length veil fell graeiously
from a coronet and she carried
a bouquet Of pink rose buds, white
sweet peas and bouvardia.
Miss Loretta James, sister of
the bride. was her only attendant
and wore a bouffant frock of pink
orgsndy with lace trim. She car
ried a nosegay OF pink roses and
sweet peas with touches of tiny
blue flowers.
Mr.. Lawrence Lawton was the
best man. Preceding the cere-
mony. Miss Vicky Calderson. in
floor length pink taffeta trimmed
IN gold. sang Because" and Il
Love You Truly accompanied by
AIRS. Albert johnson of chehalis
on the violin and Mrs. c. c.
Cairns OF Tacoma. piano. Mrs.
Cairns also played the wedding
marches.
Mrs. James. mother Of the bride.
wore an afternoon dress OF CHINA
mon and beige and had corsage
Of talisman rose buds with white
carnations Mrs. Mulhall, the
bridegroom's mother. was in navy
crepe and her corsage was Of pink
rose buds with white carnations.
The rooms were attractive with
pink and white flowers and at
the fireplace there were snap
dragons and sweat peas banked
against a background of ferns.
The mantel was conferred with a
howl Of sweet peas with three
tapers and a vase Of roses on either
side. Tall baskets OF flowers and
ferns completed the fireplace ar
rangement. before which the vows
were exchanged
At the reception for so which
followed the ceremony the long
collation. table was covered with
Irish linen lace and conferred with
massive brides cake. II also
carried out the pink and white
color scheme with tapers and rose
buds.
Mrs. Cooking presided at the
coffee urn with Miss Edna Null
hall. sister OF the bridegroom
cutting the cake after the bride
ard bridegroom cut the first piece
together. Miss Kathryn Byrne
assisted at the punch bowl and
assisting also were Misses Elva
snd Elsie Lewis Of Centrslis and
Miss Evelyn Oliver OF Alderton,
the latter catching the brides
bouquet when she tossed 1t from
the steps.
The young couple left for a few
DAYS trip into Canada after the
ceremony. The bride chose a blue
twio-piece dress with rose hat fer
going away. She Is a member OF
the 1899 class OF Sumner high
school and has been attending
Centraha Junior college. Mr.. Null
hall attended ST. Martins college.
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Mrs. Weeener to
Entertain al Burton

Members Of Unit l Of Tacoma
Glass club win be entertained at
q picnic luncheon on Tuesday at
the summer home Of Mrs. Ralph
Wegener at Burton. The affair
IL the last meeting Of the year
and win be highlighted by an cleo
ton Of officers.
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Miss Kelley, Mr.. Svinth Married
Friday Evening in Puyallup
Christ Church Ceremony Of Widespread Interest
Throughout State Reception at Church After Wedding

An event of great social interest to many Puyaup Valley
families and the friends of the bride and bride
throughout the state the wedding of Miss Eliza
beth NJ Kelley to Mr. Floyd F. Svnth at Puyalup, Friday
evening June 27
Miss Kelley is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Kelley members of the early pioneer Kelley family of Sumner
The took place the Christ Episcopal church in
Puyalup with the Rev. A w. Sidders officiating White and
pastel floral decorations predomnaed in the church decorated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

Each OF the four woman's club
delegates gave details and high
lights Of the recent four-day con-
vention OF the Washington Fed
Grafton OF women's Clubs in
Seattle. one Of the largest attended
conventions held In many years.
Mrs. Dunseath reported on the
opening day with Mrs. sugg fol-
lowing with an account Of the
second day. Mrs. Calvin Stewart
covered the third day and Mrs.
J. Freeman McNary. the incoming