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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-27
Site Military Mission
to Chunskins as Proof'
Move ceIeuletsd 10 ksesssss
Chione koi-Shek OF y. s. AID

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27-(R
The United States, by an
nouncing q military mission to
Chunsking. gave Japan tangible
proof today that this country in
tended no change In its attitude
toward the so-called China in
cident.
The announcement that the
mission would d epart in two
weeks also was apparently cal
culated to reassure the govern
ment of Chang Kai-Shek that
the lease-lend program would
continue unchanged in its effort
to supply alarmed China with
the sinews of modern war.
FEAR APPEASEMENT
When Prime Minister Church
i'll, in his speech Sunday, men,
toned that the United States
was negotiating with Japan in
hopes of "a fair and amicable
settlement" in the Orient, un-
easy fears were voiced in Chung
king that some sort of an ap-
basement deal might be under
discussion.
Secretary of State Hull acted
promptly to spike such reports,
explaining to his press confer
ence Monday that existing con-
versations with Japan were Of
IN informal character. Any Far
Eastern settlement, he said.
would have to be based ON the
fundamental principles long ~
serted by the United States
n o n recognition Of aggression
and respect for international
law.
President Roosevelt further
hit the appeasement reports yes
terday when he disclosed that
he was about to send Z military
mission to the battered Chinese
capital ut Chungking to study
the Chinese needs, to facilitate
the delivery Of lease-lend sup
plies, and TO make appropriate"
suggestions for making lease
lend assistance to China a. e.
fective a possible In the inter-
ests Of the United States"
MAGRUDkR HEADS MISSION
The phraaing Of the official
announcement led some 20 b.
heve that closer coordination
was planned IN the moves u
forces opposed 70 japanese ex-
pansion IN the Orient
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Junior D. A. R. Members
Meet With Mrs. MelIinqer

The weekly meeting of the junior
unit of Mary Ball chapter, d. A.
r., was held at the home OF Mrs.
c. c. Mellinger. Mrs. +. B. Fri
berg, chairman of the group, con-
Quoted the meeting during which
Mrs. Mellinger told of the recent
state d. A. X. convention in Seat
tie at which national defense
theme was used in the entire
affair.
Continuing a study of Northwest
history, the group heard Mrs. r.
w. Perkins read paper on the
first missionaries of the North
west. She told of the early strug-
giles for existence of Whitman col
lege, the College of Puget Sound
and Gonzaga university.
Mrs. William kohout spoke on
the work of the junior member
ship committee, Mrs. c. w. kins-
man. historical research, and Miss
Alta West the Junior American
Citizens club.
Miss Mary Caroline Richardson
was taken in as a new member OF
the group.
Mrs. William Kohout and Mrs
Roy Perkins assisted the hostess
at late supper which followed the
meeting. A st. Patrick's day
theme was used.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Will Entertain
Invitations 10 Birthday
Event Are Issued

Elias J. Messenger auxiliary.
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
will mark their 18th birthday
in Messenger hall. Friday eve-
ming at Sis. Invitations have
been extended to members of
the auxiliary and post and
their families as well as 10
members of the third district.
Outstanding entertainment
of the evening will be the a
cappella choir of Lincoln high
school which will be heard
under the direction of Mrs.
Margaret Goheen.
Mayor Harry p. Cain has been
invited TO appear on the program
in a group of readings.
The flag salute which Mrs. Paul
Martin. president, will conduct,
will be followed by God Bless
America" by the audience, accom-
panied by Jene Stacy.
Other numbers will be given BY
Mardella Wood, La Vonne Nelson
Martha Lippincott. Gloria and
La Vonne Richardson and Mrs
Robert Brewer.
Mrs. Minnie Metcalf and Mrs
Paul Martin are in charge of the
refreshment table on which ivor,
tapers will be used about a center.
piece of dsffodils, iris and carna.
tons with matching tapers. Mrs
Grain Denman, daughter of Mr.
NJ. M. Messenger. will serve the
birthday cake which will be car
ried out in st. Patrick's day colors
The committee in charge in.
eludes Mrs. Louis Mockel. Mrs
Charles Grover. Mrs. Harry Peter
son, Mrs. Aubry Porter, Mrs. Edna
Ray and Mrs. Ellen O'Heron.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Credit Clubs
Plan Carnival
Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. Camp
bell Are Co-Chairmen

The Tacoma Credit Wom-
ems Breakfast club and the
Tacoma Retail Credit associa-
ton are sponsoring a spring
carnival to be held Friday and
Saturday nights, March Ia
and Is, at the Ray c. Roberts
hall, 9th ave. and Anderson st.
Co-chairmen of the affair
are Mrs. Edward Stevens and
Mr.. Angus Campbell.
Mrs. Edna Ray is chairman of
the Breakfast club group in charge
of the cake and candy booth.
Members of her committee are
Misses Lillian Manders, Naomi
Evans, Kate Hawkins, Margaret
May, Helen Dahl, Wilhelmina
Wickstrom and Mesdames Bruce
Lake, Mrs. Wanda Droettboom.
Mrs. Alferina Allen, Mrs. James
T. Kemp, and Mrs. Howard Col
Inns.
Mr.. Fred Rigazi is planning the
balloon game. and Mr.. Wade Coy
kendall is chairman of the coun-
try store. Assisting him are Mrs.
Edna Van Nlack, Mrs. John A.
Smith. Mr.. B. Porter, Miss Violet
Gordon, Mr.. Edward Stevens. Mr..
Harry Rinker, Mr.. Clifford Elder,
Mr.. w. J. McDonough and Mr.. Bob
/ Mann.
Mr.. Paul Link is chairman of
a special carnival game and on his
committee are Mrs. Lois Semon.
Miss Eleanor Foote, Mr.. George
Campbell, Mr.. Gordon Whipple,
Mr.. Dixon Bond. Mr.. Arthur
Swindland, Mr.. Orville Stewart,
Mr.. Oscar Lagasse, and Mr.. Wal
ter Holmberg.
Mr.. Carl Jasch is chairman of
the dart games. and his committee
consists of Mr.. Clifford Grove,
Miss Elsie Mueller and Miss Ruth
/ Cockel.
Miss Alice Hudson and Miss
Betty Synder are in charge of the
eheckroom, and Miss Eleanor Len
ming is chairman of refreshments
Mrs. Jonas Bjelland is buyer for
the carnival, Mr.. Harry Rinker
builder, and Misses Anne Lang
low, Evelyn Hope, Corrine Feath-
ers. and Mrs. James Planck are
cashiers.
The purpose of the affair is to
raise funds for the coming 1871
Northwest Retail Credit associa.
ton conference TO be held in Ia.
coma May IL. ID and "A.
There is no admission charge
and the public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
University Place 10
Have Fathers Mont

University Place prsSenool ~
bod Their first dinner a the Gni-
versity Place preechool. FRIDAY
evening a. O'Clock. Fathers
Night" u1il be the theme. Profess
sor Robert ?. Sinclair Ct the Col
iese Of Puget Sound win Be the
guest speaker following dinner.
Informal game. are also planned
for the evening and a short dance
program BY Students from Retha
Gehri's classes. Mrs. Clarence
okasen. president Of The group
VII be the hostess. assisted BY
Mrs. A. J. Anderson. Mrs. ". c.
Willoughby. Mrs. George Curtis,
Mrs. r. o. Johnson. Mrs. E p.
Van Naltenberg. Mrs. A. Thomas
and Mrs. ". F. Crow.
Dinner reservations may Be
made by calling Mrs. Crow. PR
3425.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
estival Dinner
Is Announced
Annual Observance 10 Be
Held a. Talmud Torah

The Festival of Purim
which OCCURS this week will
be celebrated BY friends and
members Of Talmud Torah
synagogue Sunday. when they
will gather al the annual
Purim dinner planned by the
Women's auxiliary of the con-
gregation. A delicious holt
day dinner will be served at
$40 o'clock. to be followed by
a special Purim program by
pupils of the religious school.
Mrs. Robert Tone. president Of
the Women's auxiliary. announces
the following committee which -
in charge of the dinner arrange
ments: Mesdames J. R. Bender.
Philip Brodsky. J. Buchner. Leo
Dohry. Ben Etsekson, Sam Fried
man. J. karp. D. Klegmsn, Harry
Rotman, Frank Sussman. J. A.
Sussman and Mrs. Robert Tone.
The program for this festival.
which is in traditional observance
of the Biblical Feast Of Esther.
will consist Of special Purim mu-
sic. Rotations and playlet by
the senior and high school pupils
on the modern version of Purim.
A very interesting, recently re-
leased, teehnicolor. talkie moving,
picture of Palestine will also be
shown.
Pupils participating inclu dc
Philip Simon. Beverly Goldfarh.
Edith Brodsky, Adele Donion.
jeanne Sussman, Alvin Tone. Ken
meth Lorber. Frank Werhisky,
Richard Drues. Edward Drues.
Charlene Goddard, Joan Drues,
Charles Goldberg. Elliott Rosen-
thai. Norman Simon. Bill Tone,
Arnold Surath. Beverley Dobry,
Henrienne Bender. Doreen Wein-
stone, and Jerry Shain.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made through Mrs. Robert
Tone, Main 7s47.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Siena Members VIII
Meet With Mrs. Merrick

Mrs. j. r. Merriek viii entertain
Tuesday evening. March Is. al nor
home. Sill So. Cushmsn. for men,
bers Of the Siens club. Members
will discuss current topics and
Mrs. Joseph Msnley will give a
review of Gilbert X. Chesterton's
autobiography. The hostess will
serve supper at the evenings close.
Membership in this club includes
Mesdames James h Egsn, Mark
Deliver. Neal Gregory. Lawrence
4 N MeNerthney. Merrlek and
Aanley: the Misses Jane Murray.
Winifred Henriot, Charlotte Han
ley. Augusta and Ehlin Ohin and
Ellen Walsh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Kreeers Surprised
Al Housewarmino

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy NJ. Kreger
of Rte. 5, Box 776. Tacoma, were
surprised recently at house
warming given by group of their
friends in their new home. Re-
freshments were served following
social hour.
Present We're Messrs. and Mes
danes f. Erickson. l. Johnson,
Joe Andreason, Carl Ellefeson, G.
Nelson, William Larson. f. Pear
son, r. Peterson, NJ. Mortensen.
J. A. Nordlund, o. o. Hagen, H.
White. o. X. Stenbv. c. Pitzler.
John Swanson, H. Smith, William.
Larson, L. A. Lanning. Barton,
swinland. G. Gullberg. Ray Stenby.
Stauffacher, c. A. Nordlund, p
Conklin.
Mesdames Louella Powman, p.
Andreasen, S. f. Doyle, Messfs.
Kenneth Pitzler, Harry White,
Weldon Wolfer, William Clarity,
Barton. Clifford Erickson, Harold
Larson, G. Olson. Werner Larson.
Allen Larson. Misses Ruth Hagen
and Beverly Peterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
ST. Pat S Dinner
Is Anticipated
Women Of Holy Cross Plan
Annual Celebration

Women of Holy Cross par
ish announce a dinner for Sun
day, March Is, in the parish
hall, No. 44ti and Shirley sts..
the eve of st. Patrick's day.
The hours will be from noon
until 5 o'clock. and the hall
will be gaily decorated in an
Irish motif, green, gold and
white, carried out in daffodlls,
white candles and flags. As
special feature of the after
noon the Holy Cross harmon
lea band will present musical
numbers at | and 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur CALLER is chair
man of arrangements. Mrs. Will
ard Pierce will have charge of the
dining room and Miss Mary Puz
heads the group of young ladies
who will act as mattresses.
The hostess committee includes
Mesdames L. c. Russell. Mathew
Weekel. NJ. NJ. Ringrose. John
Giligan, Hugh Boyle. William
Gallagher. John Lackie, Joseph
Surino, John White, A. G. Ander-
son, Ellen Kennedy, William San
ner. Andrew Wilson. Manus
Gallagher. Michel. Michael
Grubisa, c. c. Froehler, George
Rustruck. NJ. C. Mile. Carroll
Burcar, c. F.. Hurst. A. r. Com
fort, +. s. Brick. Catherine Lane,
Edward Gallagher. Fred McFad-
den and Ida Brosseau.
Young ladies assisting with the
ser,4ce include the Misses Yolsnds
Liberty. Edna Brossesu. Frances
and Anne Jursneieh, Helen Per-
cich, Emily Stanieh, Nora, Sally
and Margaret Gallagher. Mary
Frlan. Mary Agnes Gallagher,
+ Edna Adams. Nell and Theresa
Gallagher, Georgins Burcsr, Nelms
kovaeieh. Mary Stipsnish.. Mary
Louise Prsseh. Catherine Bsrou,
Mary Surina. Peggy O'Connell.
Agnes Kremer. Mary Stunt. Doris
Csilier. Edith and Angela Ten
eich. Edith Grsber. Katherine and
Angelina Grubiss. Georsnne anc
Julia Jean Leahey. Mary anc
/ Isaruatta Rra+nvsrh kathiaef
O'Gracy. Mary Margaret Lane
Marjorie klsrich. Edith and Cathe
rine Aoresti. Erms F'roehler
Jeanette PolozA snd Jesnnett,
Slossr.
Ma hu kiub Will meet Thurs
dsy evening at = O'Clock At IN,
homo If Mrs Lawrence Grotz
/ If C.pldRu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Bridal Shower
F eies Miss Morse
Mn. vsndsnbsrs. Mrs.
Cope Entertain

One of the first showers
given for Miss Bernice Morse,
bride-elect of Mr.. William Nc
Donald, was held on Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Lyle
Cope and Mrs. Robert Van
denberg entertaining at the
latfer's home.
A highliRht of the evening
Was the mock Wedding i'm
which Miss Marjorie Espe-
land. Mrs. Edwin West. Mrs.
Clarence Killing. Mrs. Robert
Bramsche, Mrs. Ernest Title
and Mrs. Harold Heiserman
took part.
Honors for games were won by
Mrs.. Clyde Alexander. Mrs. Fred
litter. Mrs. Austin Gibbons, and
Ars Robert Bramsche.
After the bride-elect was pre-
scented with her gifts and just be-
fore the serving OF refreshments.
guests wrote out favorite recipes
for the honor guest.
The late supper table was COW
sred with blue cellophane centered
By . large white boat with a sail
al pink tulip petals. Pink and
white sweet peas. surrounding q
miniature bride and bridegroom.
floated in the boat. White tapers
and gay streamers from the chan
delier completed the arrangement.
Present at the shower were Mes
DANES Fred Bucholtx. ST., aunt Of
the bride-elect. Everett Morse.
mother Of the honor guest: Ronald
Mcdonald. mother OF the BRIDE
grcom-to-be. stanley Harrader.
Glen Nothstein, A. J. Mitchell,
Clarence Killing. Edwin West.
Robert Bramsche. Harvey Braga.
Ernest Title. Clyde Alexander,
Robert vandenberg. Darrell Baker,
Fred zitxer, Harold Heiserman,
Glen Keith. James Onley, Austin
Gibbona. Robert B. Smith. Lyle
Cope. Masses Marjorie copeland.
Ddith Ball and Rhoda Ludwick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

for a spring ceremony are being
made by the couple.
Miss Folsom was graduated
from Lincoln high school and
studied at the University of Wash
ington. She is member of an
art students group here In Ia
coma. Mr.. Slender was educated
in Montana schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

II. w. Coates. John Plamonden,
A. P. Osborne and r. II. Western.
Appearing in The Descon's
Trousers" will be Mesdames II. L.
White, Clifford Lund, Velma Peter
son and Ruby Hoist.
Accordion solos will be played
by Mr.. Fred Ostrom and Mrs.
James Edman. piano by Miss Jean
Lahey and vocal numbers by Mrs.
John HUT. Tn. teachers instru-
mental quintet also will be heard.
II includes Mr.. Paul Granlund,
Miss Helen Left. Mr.. Deluin Jones.
Miss Lila Foltz and Miss Ella
Evans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Clubs

Sons and Daughters of Norway
will have a card party for men,
bers and friends on Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock at Normanna
hall. A late supper will be served.
Mrs. Henry Storwick and Mr.. T.
Lindoe are in charge.
Phoenix lodge. ladies auxiliary,
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
will meet Mt 7 o'clock Saturday
evening in the !. o. o. F. hall.
Mrs. p. Cowling will preside. At
s o'clock cards will be played.
Mrs. q. NJ. Weiland will be the
chairman. assisted by Mrs. C. A.
cowan. and Mrs. J. Clauson.
Tacoma Sculpfuring club will
meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in Bryant school.
Carpenters Auxiliary will meet
Thursday evening at 40 in Car
penters' hall. Mrs. Albert Berger
will preside. Delegates TO the
April convention in Everett will
be elected.
Sourdough club Will meet for
business and games Friday eve
ming at s o'clock in Emerson hall
i1osia B st.
Fire and Policemen's auxiliary
will sponsor card party and
luncheon Friday at Ia so. Bridge,
500 and pinochle will be played.
olympic RebeLah lodr. will
meet for business Friday evening
at s o'clock in the I. o. o. p
hall. Sixth and Tacoma ayes. Mrs
J. F. Cooper. noble grand. assist.
ed by Mrs. w. c. Vedder. vice
grand. will preside.
Ruston Pr. A. viii hold a eari
party al the school Friday evening
at o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Ander.
son is chairman Tor the evening
and Mrs. James Scott is in charg,
OF the kitchen.
Security Benefit association vii
meet Friday evening at s O'Clock
in Carpenters hall Following
social evening. to which the publ,
is invited. Mrs. Anna Dunn an,
her committee will serve refresh
ments.
|
Arlington Improvement club wi
hold the third IN = series OF publ
card parties IL the club hall. ~
aud So. Pine. Friday evening a
. O'Clock. Plnochle and 500 Wi
be played. Mrs. Earl Nelson /
chairman of the refreshment com
mittee-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

at Sis in Jones hall auditorium.
Miss Martha Pearl Jones, director
and head of the dramatic depart
ment, received her training under
Miss Helen Gertrude Hicks of
Hunter university, New York City
and of Stanford.
Members of the group are the
Masses Dorothy Howard. Helen
Gessaman. Pegee Steele. Doris
Wittren. Blanche Haynes. Mildred
Thralls. Annabel Miller. and Mr..
Wilbur Baisinger.
First Performance
The performance will be in three
sections. The first includes The
Congo" by Naehel Lindsay and
The Ballad OF East and West by
Rudyard kipling. The second con-
sists Of religious poetry: The Lord
IL in His Holy Temple. the Twenty
fourth Psalm. the Twenty-third
Psalm, the Lords Prayer. The
Wind in the Pines. Prayers Of
Steel. Chant Out Of Doors, Prayer
of Allah. and James Weldon John
sons The Creation"
The third section II light and
humorous poetry. The Kitchen
Clock. The Potatoes Dance, A
Swan Il Like n Moon to Ne. The
Kings Breakfast. In Come De Ain.
mails. Shoes and Stockings. The
Gypsies. The Pirate. Sea Fever
The Vsgabond Song, and Thirteen
Sisters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Camp Fire Girls
Will Celebrate
18th Anniversary Cere-
mony TO Be Held Friday

Camp Fire Girls of Tacoma
will mark the Goth birthday
of their organization at a
grand council fire ceremonial
in First Methodist church.
fireplace room, Friday eve
ming at 1880. The affair, to
which the public is invited.
will be conducted by Mrs.
F. NJ. Raver. chairman of
the Tacoma Guardians asso-
citation.
Througho out the world
Camp Fire Girls are honoring
the New England couple, DIR.
and Mrs. Luther Guilick, who
began the program in a tiny
Maine summer camp years
ago.
The council fire will be carried
out on the theme of the Camp
Fire Girls motto and law with
members of the organization light
ing candles to the seven points.
Included will be Beverly Tveter.
give service: valerie kneeland.
seek beauty; Billie Mellis. pursue
knowledge: Joan Thrasher, be
trustworthy: elena Jean McEwen.
hold on to health: Natalie Hatcher,
glorify work. and Sidney Bumford
be happy.
A special honor was bestowed
upon the Camp Fire Girls of Ia
coma Sunday when Rev. William
Turner of Sixth Avenue Baptist
church dedicated a part of his ser.
mon to them on annual Camp Fire
Sunday, also observed throughout
the country as a part of the birth.
day celebration. In their services
uniforms of white blouses, navy
blue skirts and red ties the,
marched into the church in a body
Rev. Turner'S SERMON WAS A Trai
to Treasure Man Taketh MOI
Treasures for Himself"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Miss olson 10 Be
Spring Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Folsom
are today announcing the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Vir-
ginia Folsom, to Mr.. John II. STEM
der, son of Mrs. Agnes Slender of
Miles City, Mont.
The wedding date has not yet
been announced, although plans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
kid Parfy" Planned by
Rainbow Girlx

White Clover Rainbow assembly
will hold a kid party Friday
evening at o'clock following their
regular meeting over which Miss
Emily Spring and Mrs. T. y. Wes-
terdahl will preside. Prizes will
be awarded for the cleverest cos
tunes. After the meeting there
will be games and refreshments
and sale of white elephants. ="
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Two Informals on Calendar for
College Set This Weekend
Cotton Bell and Afraid Shelter Dance Planned by
Deks Alphs esmms and Kappa Sigma Thess sororisies

On Saturday evening two sorortes at the College of
Puget Sound giving dances Delta Alpha Gamma
bers giving informal dance the Knights of Columbus
hail. and Kappa Sigma Theta sorority is to be hostess in
the American Legion hall
Miss Bette Jane Graham is general chairman for the
Gammas and her committee Miss Margarita kath.
Miss Beverly Burrows and Miss Barbara Jacobson Patrons
and patronesse TO be Miss Linda Van Norden sorority
adviser and guest Mr. George Reagon and and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Horace Mann TO Have
Amateur Niohf FRIDAY

Members of Horace Mann Pre-
school will present an Amateur
Night" Friday at 7:30 at the
school, with Mrs. A. P. Osborn as
chairman. A play, THE Minis
ter's Wife" will be given with a
cast of characters including Mes
danes II. C. krehbiel, w. H. Joy,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Mrs. Burkey VIII Entertain

The meeting of Illema club on
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. C. P. Burkey. 2i15 No. Pros
pect, will be preceded by o'clock
dessert luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Mn. Sleep VIII Entertain
omsh Study Club

The Friday afternoon dessert
luncheon meeting Of Oman Study
club at $50 will be held at the
home Of Nrss Somers r. Sleep.
2210 No. Tacoma ave. Mrs. WIZ
lam A. Hollenbeck will assist the
hostess. Mrs. Carl J. Scheyer will
present the afternoon topic. Color
and Line In Clothes-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
zoniA Club 10 Hear
Nh. A. B. Comfort

At the 8 o'clock dinner meetins
e xonta club Thursday at the
Dalhem. Mr.. A. =. Comfort will
- the guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

Ma ku hiub viii meet Thurs
day evening at : O'Clock AZ the
homo If Mrs. Lawrence Grotr.
Of Goldsu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

Ruston PIT. A. VIII hold a card
party al the school Friday evening
at . o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Ander-
son is chairman Tor the evening
and Mrs. James Scott is in charge
OF the kitchen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

Sons and Daughters of Norway
will have a card party for MEM
bers and friends on Thursday eve
ming at o'clock at Normanna
hall. A late supper will be served.
Mrs. Henry Storwick and Mr.. T.
Lindoe are in charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

Security Benefit association will
meet Friday evening at o'clock
in Carpenters hall. Following a
social evening. to which the public
is invited. Mrs. Anna Dunn and
her committee will serve refresh
ments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

2o-Fortihcatton.
22-EgyptiAn divinity.
13-Devsstats.
24-Glens.
2s-Taking ease.
2e-Weaving machine.
30-Citrus drinks.
Wild beast.
33-severe critics.
3S-Puts on.
36-Iroquoian Indian.
37-stop.
3e-Reserve tsbbr.).
40--ScrutiniEe.
s1-Woody plant.
42-Bristle.
45-Speck.
s7-Ameriean author.
4s-Mineral spring.
51-Symbol for neon.