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Chapter Two
Bright Stranger

EILEEN liked Miss Willesdon as
~ she came close to her. You
couldn't help it, her personality
was so strong, so Immediately
charming. A great lady who was
also a publicist, with something
still Of the adventurous young girl
in her.
If she's ridden a white horse at
the head of a suffrage process
sion long ago at Eileen's age, it
had been as much for deviltry and
excitement as for a cause, you
could see that. She had probably
been force then; she certainly
was, now.
''You wanted to meet some of
our young people" Prexy was
saying to Miss Willesdon. "This
is Eileen Gardner. Not very big,
but we think she'll be one of the
ones who will go far"
And Miss Willesdon's warm
voice. as she took Eileen's hands
in both of hers, was answering,
"Ah, these young things, free to
GO their wayl They're worth all
we went through. ! hope you do
60 far, my dear!"
Eileen liked her. She hoped she
made the right answers. She re-
Sponded with vague cordially to
Prexy's aspiration of seeing her
shortly at the Onderdonks'; and
slipped through the mill of elders
who wanted to shake Miss Welles-
don'S strong, diamonded hand. It
had a wedding ring, she noted.
She pulled Jordan's sleeve as
she passed him, jerked her shout
der in the direction of the front
steps. They met in his car in five
minutes and were off to Jerry'S.
Party
TERRY'S was in full swing. It
- was thick with smoke from the
colored paper festoons along the
ceiling to the small, Uttered bar.
She had been a little delayed, and
the few people who weren't coll
legians were already shrinking
into corners with an air of being
not wanted.
The girls, in their ladylike
sweeping white frocks, and the
boys, gray or dark-suited, gowns
forgotten--except for one clown
ing youth who had worn his
were noisily surging about the
bar. "A few were already out on
the floor in a string dong some
thing which began as Conga and
faded into snake dance.
Eileen was in the midst of il,
her shrieks a reversal of all that
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So esaesq3 ~ me 5 'ssa1

YESTERDAY: Eileen Gardner
has been graduated from the
university Just a felU minutes,
and already faces choice of
three careers. She can be ca
reer uomdn, she can marry Jor-
dan EStill. she probably could
get a Job singing on the radio.
Just as she is about to slip out
to party the president of the
university summons her to meet
the commencement speaker.
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each stroke of every other play
or in the field has a direct bear
ing OF the eventual outcome of
this four day free for-all Match
ed in three-somes, with the
lineups changing each round. one
man literally plays against two
opponents he can see and twelve
others he can't see. After four
days, during which period each
professional meets every other
player, the contestant with the
greatest aggregate of holes won
is the victor,
Close waten will be kept on
the 40-year-old veteran Craig
Wood, who seems TO have shak-
en- off at last the runner-up
complex which logged his ca
reer for years In winning the
Augusta Ca Masters ToUrna-
plent this spring with 72-hole
;otal Of $50. one stroke over the
tournament record. Wood dis
played the same type of golf re-
sp9nsible for his an-time To-
hcle tournament record Of 264
In the 1870 Metropolitan Open
championship.
Another favoritc Is the former
Texan, Jimmy Dcmaret. now
professional at the Wee Burn
Club Merton. Conn. Denaaret
har never had trouble IN south
cga erecns but his northern
Gt bat in last wears Round Robin
was disappointing, HIS showing
on the 1904 winter circuit.
however. has made him 4 highly
regaWiei candidate,
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Island City Softball League
First Half
Junior High School

win today they viii clinch cham
pionship of the tournament.
Box score: gt
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SOFTBALL
tBaYview Park. 1880 p.m.l
TOMORROW NIGHT

First Game-US. Navy VS.
NavStas.
Second Game-Pepper's Plumb
ers VS.. US. Marines.
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-Sawyer's BARRIERS
VS.. US. Navy.
Second Game-NavStas VS..
US. Marines.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game--U.S. Navy VS..
Peppers Plumbers,
Second Game-U.S. Marines
VS.. US. Army.
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Woods Augusta Victory
Makes Him Strong Threat
In Roundabout Tourney
CARDS AND GIANTS
SWAP MOUNDSMEN
my Associated Presss

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Harry
Gumbert and Fiddler Bill Nc
Gee, both in a pitching slump so
far this season, traded jobs yes
terday as the New York Giants
and st, Louis Cardinals COM
pleted a deal which sent Gum
bert 10. the Cards for MCGEE.
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After an absence of three days,
an escaped prisoner returned to
the Duchess County, N. X, Jail
in a taxicab, and explained that
he had only been paying visit to
his gi! friend.
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DIZZY DEAN TO
COACH BRUINS

CHICAGO, May l5.-His petit
ton for voluntary retirement
turned down. Dizzy Dean today
had a new contract as a Chicago
Cub coach in his pocket.
The one time star of the ST.
Louis Cardinals. who came to
Chicago at a purchase price of
Sl85.000. asked Owner Phil Wrig-
ley to arrange his retirement in
order to help the Cubs get under
the 25-rnan limit by midnight
tonight.
Dean said his arm never has
been right since he was injured
in an All Star game In 1897. and
told Wrigley h. Gel; he could be
Ct no further use 70 the Cubs
jim Gallagher, general manager
AZ the Bruins t5lj tie pitcher
his petition had 3sesn rejected
bst 70 report ia nc ptiioe Cor
contract as coach
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second proth etx9 Asnly's ether
three runs
A Walker, . nifty little Dough
boy performer. executed az I'M
assisted sioutle plav
Every member II the Navy his
safely a. least once cxcer,s
Chastsau. q eoass gUaYgssrsan.
Chasfaln struck out teu men
and walked sever A trio of
Army hurlcrs whitfield aaly tao
and passed SIX
Score b. .sninq r. H r
Navy as gl5 2-fs IS S
Army 90 co D. 2 5 S
cssastai1 ard Clark. Weeds
Siwmoms. Alr7se8a ard EeIson
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Harder and Desautels; Ruffing
and Dickey.
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In the interest OF higher knowl-
edge or something, Cornell stu
dent observed a cow in a pasture
for "a hours. finding that she
spent Il hours lying down, eight
hours eating grass and four hours
just standing around.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL

BASEBALL
major Leagues)
TODAY
American
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST Louis at Washington.
National
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
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second proeh.etss Afhayfs Other

t.BsaSEAIFl and AlarEs NtesEis
Simusous. Alrsesis ard EeIgon-
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Corsica, Thomas, MeKain and
Tebbetts; Sundra and Early.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

Ophslls Garden club will hold it's
Chris mas party Monday III 2
o'clock IN Fishers Civic Center.
Mrs. l.. A. curtiee and Mrs.
Parker Buck having charge Of the
tree and gifts
Mira. a. .. vstssr. program
chairman. will present Mrs. Hosco
Lane In an article on the Christ
mas Rose" and Mrs. John Dorsey
viii talk on tho Growth and
Ancient Usage of the MsstIsfo< :
Members viii respond 10 roll call
ny giving the name of flower or
shrub that blooms in the winter
months
Christmas carols viii b. rfnF by
the group. directed by Mr. G. J.
ssfhsr ard accompanied ~ Mrs
y. o. Byrd on the piano.
A. the close u ne program
nssaamss G. " Collins ~. 4
Wold. G. A slaksniey and ~. ".
Losslses Nili serve tbs afternoon
tea. On q lace covered table with
blue candles and silver leaves
Ars ~ T. Wold and Mason
Jones are taking care u ths Kiffs
for fhs County hospital Dee. a.
I'hs o'eisck board meeting viii
be presided ever By the president.
Mrs. Paul kliss4.
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YGroups
Plan Party
Annual Dinner Dance Tuss-
day in Weyerhssuser Hell

The annual pre- Christmas
dinner dance Of the Y-Ed club
and the Live -ers Is planned
for Tuesday evening in Wey-
erhaeuser hall Of the Y. w.
G. A. Miss Lorraine Boz
decker Of the feminine group
and Mr.. Sven Lindberg Of the
mems club are in charge OF
the affair.
Dinner will be served at $50
with a program following from
30 until $50 o'clock. Included
on the program viii be- a ssif BY
the Y-Ed dramatic elaAs ana vocal
solos BY aiss Ruth Johnson.
Members Of the COMMITTEES are
Misses Maxine Jared. Elizabeth
Dennis. Marjorie Wagner. lure
Nance. Mr.. Bob glnberry and Mr..
John kios.
Special guests viii 10 Mr. ard
Mrs. CO Shaw and Mrs Pose Han
son
On this occasion members II ths
two clubs will BE- privileged 10 IN
yfte their husbands. wives. or
friends 10 Join them.
Classes VII not be held Tuesday.
the next regular Y-Ed club meet
ing being schsdnIsd as Jan Q.
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Rites
Announced
Miss Wallace 70 Be Bride
On December II

Miss Rita Wallace. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A,
Wallace. entertained a group
of her friends recently ut her
home and chose the occasion
to announce plans for her COM
ing marriage to Mr.. William
A. Howard. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Murray.
or interest also In the announce
ment by Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Of
the engagement of their younger
daughter. Miss Norma. 10 Mr..
Francis Harold Michigan. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Michigan.
Miss Rita told guests of her
wedding date. Dec. 81. in NINA
ture Santa Claus boots given TO
each guests. Holly and other
Christmas greens were used
throughout the house.
Honors for games were won by
Mrs. Helmut Jueling, Mrs. Lynn
Baker. Miss Betty Allgrunn and
Miss Betty Briggs.
Guests included Mesdames Rob
ert Murray, Charlotte Tye. Lynn
Baker, Helmet Jueling. Russ Mel
son, Chester Wallace. Misses Nor
ma Wallace. Rachel Hanson.
Betty Briggs and Betty Allgrunn.
The wedding date of the younger
sister has not yet been chosen.
Both girls have been active in
Rainbow work, Miss Rita being a
past worthy advisor of Warren
Assembly.
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Exciting much interest
among Tacoma and Seattle
society this week END i the
announcement of the engage
ment Of Miss Marie Robrins-
koy Of Seattle. daughter Of
Count Alexis Bobrinskoy Of
Paris and the late Countess
Bobrinskoy. to Mr.. Edwin Fol-
som Davis, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Minot Davis Of the Ia
coma Country club.
Mis. nchrin.kcy mas hen maxi
ing her home IN Seattle With ~
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
dore riextcheeff. for the past al
years she ieft Russia 81 the age
Of three and lived In Sweden. Italy.
and France prior to her arrival hsrs
Ar years ago. she vas educated
In Paris and traces her desrent ~.
rectiy from kssherine the Great
Of Russia
Mr.. Dssi. Was graduated from
Milton academy and Harvard col
leTe Hs clubs are the Hsssy
puddy and Fos clubs.
No date has h<en set for the
ceremony.
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Mrs. Burkey TO Entertain
TUESDAY, Afternoon

Mrs. J. z. Burkey VIII open her
home 70 members Of the executive
board of the Ladies Of Kiwanis
Tuesday al 1890 on Tuesday. The
luncheon will De followed by the
traditional Christmas party and
tree
Board members include Mes
danes Philip P Gruger. PRESIDENT
Harvey Scofield, Edwin 3. Clark,
Arthur copeland. william Lyneae,
George Fisher. Alvin Rhode, Fred
Dean. jr.. and the hostess.
As IL their annual custom,
Ladies Of Kiwanis are busy max
ing and filling Christmas stock
iugs for orphans. materials for
which are furnished by the Ki-
wanisns.
Central Avenue PIT. 4. meet
ing scheduled for next Wednesday
evening. has been postponed in
definitely.
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G. P. S. Girls
To Entertain
Women ~ Anderson Hell
To Be Dance tiossssses

For their annual Christmas
party, the College Of Puget
Sound women who live nj An.
derson hall are entertaining
their guests NJ n semi-formal
dinner dance tonight.
Blue candlesticks set In sil.
yer stars and surrounded by
frothy blue and silver dec
orations will light the dining
room. Following the 7 o'clock
dinner. guests will meet In the
recreation room. where n blue
and silver theme has also been
carried out with balloons and
decorated Christmas trees.
Host~sres for the evening are
Misses Esther Mann. Mary Cor.
nell. Virginia Judd. Mildred De.
Spain. Dorothy Baekiund. Marjorie
simpson. odena Jensen. Beverly
veiton. Anne Mccarthy. Jean
Wright. Jane Hudson. Fiorenoe
Rurd. Hester Robinson. Joan
schlesineer. Berget Carlson. Ruth
Harrington. Betty Jane Pyle. Reba
Rosenberg. rhelma smith. Media
Peterson. Becky Mcpermid. Helen
Pat BEEN. Hobby Lee Robertson.
Mildred Blake. Kathryn Evans.
Betty Mae hampton. Fiorencv
barrow. Mary Frances johnson.
Jane sorenson and Alice Clay.
Guests include Miss Elizabeth
Fullerton OF Portland who Ia visit
ing Mrs johnson. and Dale Me-
Cord. Charles Newschwnnder. vii.
liam Tregonlng. Lynn Aselson.
irving Woodwork. James Jensen.
Paul Houston. James Frank. Wal
ter seabloom. Bert Polling. Weldon
Hau. stephen TnIseio. Herbert
Lesse. Herbert Smiley, Verne Hin
rick. Robert Elliott. Thomas HslI.
Robert Moles. Thomas Brown.
John GRAPHICAL. Herman kisinsr.
Robert strom. Darcy kseisy. Roy
Murphy. Philip waissby. Enos
Bales, Frank Hsnswalt. Murray
Hyde. Grant Barker. Edmund
Back and Robert Hedbers.
Patrons and pstronesses are
Mrs.. ID. n Schneider. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert 4. Drummond. and
Miss Muriel hecisnshsn and
guest.
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Miss Klopfenstein Feted
AT Pre-Nuptial Parties
Many Showers Honor Popular Winter Bride-teei;
Attendants Named for Ceremony in Tseoms Dec. 70

The late December marriage Of Miss Betty Kopfensein,
daughter of the Fred kopfenstens inspiring of the
busiest rounds of prenupal parties this In the
past month this popular brdeeec Of Mr. Joseph Ftterer
has been widely entertained and parties will continue
coming weeks.
Her wedding will take place in st. Leos Catholic church
nj IL o'clock Dec. % She has asked Mrs. Conner f.
Gray TO be her matron of honor and her six bridesmaids
are to be Misses Dode Dean. Betty Gabrath Mary Gordon
Ruth Meendy, Doris Chambers and Marjorie Meyer The
brides younger sister Miss Kay Kopfensten will be junior
bridesmaid and another sister, Miss Karen, will be the
flower girl
Mr. Fterer has asked his brother, Mr. George Fterer
IN he his host
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Miss Young Chosen for
Wellesleu Choir

Miss Frances Young. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Young Of
Borough Rd., a senior at Wellesley
college, has become a member Of
the college choir, for which she was
chosen on the basis of tryouts.
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Assisting hostesses for the &C
cssion are Mrs. sngg. Mrs. Stew.
art. Mrs. l.. c. Kusch. Mrs. Fred
~. Madsen, Mrs. Herbert satterlee
Mrs. James y. Dawson. Mrs
Frank Cline. Mrs. A. J. Graft
Mrs. I. J. Leonard. Mrs Harold
Y. Dahl. Mrs. G. r. Asdsen. and
Mrs. Charles Sehleusner.
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Aquinss Mothers 10 Msst
A. Academy Mondev

Fur their annual Christmas pro-
gram ana food shower. members
Of the AqsdnAs Academy Mosh~rs'
club zaii meet II tbs scboot Mon,
day afternoon ~ Z o'clock.
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Mrs. Powell 10 Entertain
CHAPTER AY, PEG.

Chapter AY. P. f. o.. will meet
with Mrs. Raymond L. Powell for
q Christmas party on Thursday.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. /.
r Hoska. Mrs George Carson and
Mrs. W. NJ. Bosworth Luncheon
a. one o'clock will be followed by
program which is being planned
ny the music and sooia' commit
tee. A Christmas tree and ex-
change gifts are scheduled.
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Tacoma Court Amsrsnfh
Anticipates Holidsy Affair

Tacoma court No. 3. Order os
Amzrsntb. viii have a Christmas
luncheon and afternoon at cards.
Tuesday at 1870 AZ the Broad
moor. under the direction Of the
ways and means commitFe. Hill
dur Fosz. chairman, DELLA Hlgbe
Caroline Thompson, Ceorgi ana
oursler, Cora Bousqust and Pear
Brett Members and friends wei
come
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Mrs. Hessert TO Entertain
Aloha Club

The early Christmas meeting Of
Alpha STUDY club will be dessert
luncheon at O'Clock Monday after
noon with Mrs. Harry Hessert host
ess at her home, $40 Ea. Both.
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Open House TO Mark
Birthday of Mrs. Mckay

Marking the s0th birthday of
Mrs. Jean Mckay. an open house
will be held Sunday at her home.
Hostesses will be her sister and
nieces. All friends are cordially
invited TO be present between the
hours of 3 and 6 o'clock.
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Hospital AIumnss 10
Have Special Msssino

Miss Mary feekham. president
u tho Tacoma General hospital
slumnss, has csiisd . speeial
meeting Of tbs group fnr Monday
evening ~ 75o o'siock IN the bro.
pltsl classroom.
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Day Nursery Club Plans
Yearly Christmas Party
Mrs. suee Is Chairman Of Party Which VIII Be Given
Thursday Afternoon at MeG4viek Home
Photograph by Turner Richards studio.

Christmas has again inspired Day Nursery club holt
day party and Thursday afternoon than six
guests expected call at the Leo j. McGavick home
which Mrs. McGavick has offered for the OCCASION
Mrs. Berry Sugg retiring president Of Day Nursery Is
the chairman for the party. with Mrs Calvin Stewart the
president charge of the program. Decorations for
the affair being arranged by Mrs. Robert j. Lowey and
Mrs Harold f. Dahl
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Mr.. Fessmsa - enterteia
Ckeptov c, p.E.o.

Chapter e. r y o. vii mee&
II ths homs u Mr.. uysua resps
man. ssis North nth. fov : -
o'eioek denu~st issneheoa D. ~
Mrs. Aeayehell X. nle~ens wtj1
sssAa- Christmas eneots v111 -
sssns ~ Mrs chasj>s WeIher -
Mrs. ,. = Keries. Minn msxnnrse
Ashury vii pley +oolsetses -
n@vei. 4 whits stepAsnt salS ~
~ hid for In phlIsntilwD6s fSsnA
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Guild Plans
Yule Party
Mrs. Mccullough TO
Open Home TO Group

Mrs. J. Renwick Mccullough
is opening her home on Sta
dunn way to members of Inez
F. Weyer guild of the First
Presbyterian church for its
Christmas party Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. Leo Frank, Mrs. o. p. Shear
and Mrs. Hervey f. Reynolds. who
is also chairman for the affair.
Mrs. Margaret Groham will give
the Christmas story and Mrs. Ker-
NIT Heggerness will give a read
ing First Christmas Tree" by
Van Dyke. Group singing Of
Christmas carols will complete the
program.
Each member is asked 10 bring
a gift for one of the hospitals.
Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. s. Defense
DazAe
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Mrs Victor Chaser win entertain
Madison Garden club At her bome
~ sszz 10. Alaska o. Tuesday
afternoon. The occasion viii b.
the clubs regular Christmas pre-
gram and party. Luncheon viii b.
served a. 1880 o'clock. Members
are reminded Of their secret sis
tiers" and exchange gifts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

On Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Clarence Klopfenstein. the bride
elects aunt. entertained her at
luncheon in the Rainier club in
Seattle and on Sunday afternoon
Miss Msrgery Meyer and Miss
Ruth Melendy will entertain in
her honor at Lakewood Terrace.
One OF the first parties for Miss
klopfenstein was Miss Mary Cor
don's 4 O'Clock supper party for
Chi Omega sorority sisters Of the
bride, and her attendants. The
party was also a kitchen shower.
Many chrysanthemums of various
colors were used throughout the
house.
Guests included Misses Trudy
Cfer. Vera Swayze. Margery
Meyer. Betty Galbraith. Francells
Bryant, Virginia Garhart, Ruth
Melendy. Dorothy Shirk. Eleanor
s Brownfield, Jewell Miller. Janet
Dickey. Doris Chambers. Norma
Phinney. Lois Peipenbrink, Jean
Roulette, Verna Sundauist, Mari
lou Melbourne, Dodie Dean and
Mrs. J. II. Gordon, jr.
Party in Seattle
Late last month Mr.. Fitterer's
grandmother. Mrs. p. G. Fitterer,
and his two aunts. Mrs. II. c.
Wstchie and Mrs. Gordon B. Dodd,
entertained at luncheon at the
Women's University club in Seat
tie for Miss Klopfenstein.
Present at the party. also a mis-
cellaneous shower. were Mesdames
Fred Klopfenstein, A. T. Kane,
John c. Twohey, Leonard Kaufer,
Clarence F. Klopfenstein, Talbot
Carroll, Clarence T. Edmundsen,
George Fitterer, Louis Fitterer, P.
Kaufer. Clarence Fitterer, and
Miss Frances r. Mcpherson.
Another of the parties in Ia
coma was the linen shower which |
Mrs. Conner e. Gray gave for the
hride-elect e the home of her
mother. Mrs. Ralph Wetherby, |
Nov. 30.
Guests were Misses Margery
Meyer, Mary Gordon. Ruth Me-
lendy. Kay and Karen klopfen-
stein, Oman Albaugh. Dodie Dean,
Betty Galbraith. Janet Dickie,
Sally Howe, Doris Chambers,
; Doris Saunders, Virginia Wind
burn. Virginia Garhart, Lois Peip-
enbrink, Mrs. Klopfenstein. Mrs.
Weatherby, Mrs. Clarence Fit
terer, the bridegroom's mother.
A personal shower given in Sc
attic Dec. by Miss Doris Saund-
ers and Miss Eleanor Brownfield,
also honored Miss Klopfenstein.
Guests at this affair were Mrs.
Conner f. Gray, Mrs. Klopfen-
stein, Misses Betty Galbraith, Bar
bara Manson, Ruth Melendy. Bet
~ Heaton. Mary Gordon, Mar
gerry Meyer and Dodie Dean.
Three HOstesses
Three who entertained jointly at /
Dupont for Miss Klopfenstein are
Mrs. John Butcher, Miss Olive
severso and Miss Gladys Lees.
Their guests were Mesdames
Ruth Sauders, L. L. Drake, George |
Ogren, Graham Moore, f. d. Fet-
terolf, Roland Hill. Oscar Veg |
steen. Fred Klopfenstein, Miss
Hilda A. Misener and Miss
Frances Mcpherson.
A breakfast party at the Meany
hotel in Seattle was given on Dec.
: for Miss Klopfenstein by Miss
Betty Galbraith, Miss Dodie Dean
and Miss Doris Chambers. Pres
ent were Mrs Conner z. Gray.
Misses Vern Sundguist, Janet
Dickie. Virginia Windburn. Flea
nor Brownfield, Mary Gordon,
Ruth Melendy and Margery
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ThfFe WI b liable md manila
arrangements. wreafhs and gar
lands. boutonnler~s. bird trees
cones. branches u svsrErs~ss ard
berrsed shrubs. holly. etc.
The ssle sssrts Thursday morn
ing. Doc. -. continuing through
Friday and saturday and al pse-
essds go 70 Pierce osunty chapter
~ ths American Rcd croes.
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Sunrise auxiliary u T. a. Of ~.
will meet Dec. IS ~ ons o'clock At
the home u Mrs. August Broz
1901 So Puget Sound ave for
luncheon and Christmas party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

Your postmaster can tell you
how 70 invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
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Nj. boerinsIoy 10 Marry
Mr.. Edwin Fokom Davis