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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
February to Be
Founders Month
PIT. A. viii Observe An
niverssry 81 Speeiel Meets

The anniversary of the
founding of the Parent-Teach-
er association will be observed
during the coming month.
Many of the associations will
hold special programs for the
occasion.
Tacoma council will meet
next Friday morning for the
first session of the month. A
series of interviews. TO be con-
Quoted by Mrs. F. F. Pflaum,
state legislation ch airman,
will begin at this meeting.
which Mrs. Herman Nordfors
will conduct.
The proposed legislation will be
explained BY each of the follow
ing chairmen: Mrs. L. s. Young.
Juvenile protection chairman for
the council Mrs. A. II. Garstad,
health chairman: Mrs. n. J. Flagg,
school education. and Mrs Frank
Perry. state chairman for the
study Of effects Of alcohol and
narcotics.
The sections will follow from
11:4o 10 12:45 with their dlrec-
tors presiding Mrs. !. Rinker
will study election procedure IN
her clinic from 100 10 2:3o. At
the same time Mrs. c. z. Babcock
will conduct a humane education
clinic with Mrs. Edward Byrne,
education chairman for the Taco
ma Humane society as the speak
er. The nursery will be open as
usual and lunch will be served at
the Washington apartments.
MONDAY
Jefferson Preschool parents ed
ucstion group will meet Monday
AZ the home Of Mrs Carl Sund.
1918 North 7th. Mrs. Ida Msrisse
will speak on home decorating
Mrs. Ray Lljebeck will preside
Members and friends Of jefferson
Freschool are most welcome 20
attend what promises n be q
most interesting meeting. Mrs.
l. J. Paul and Mrs Jess Eastman
will assist Mrs Sund.
FRIDAY
Mckinley PA. will hold their
spring festival Friday at IN
the school. Tickets will be sold
a. The door or IN advance Fun
IN promised for all with fortune
telling. games OF skill, and a good
program
University Place Pre- School
meets Monday at tire home Of
Mrs. ". Z. crzw AZ her Day
Island home. Guest speaker vii
De Sylvia Conner. Mrs C. T
skests Will assist Mrs. crsv with
refreshments
United Nooderaff team il spon-
soring a telephone card party on
Friday evening AZ 6 O'Clock. There
viii b fsvors and a lat. supper.
For reservations please car the
chairman. Mrs 4. NJ. Shoveland
A. Ma 1880, or hrs A G Hi
AZ BR s4ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Reception Follows
Booker Lecture
Miss Zimmerman 20
Introduce Correspondent

Miss Wilma Zimmerman.
president Of the Tacoma Bust
ness and Professional Nom-
ans club. Will introduce Edna
lee Booker. suthor and for
eign correspondent for Amer
can newspapers, who viii &c
ture here on Americas Stake
N the Far East" Saturday
evening in Weyerhaeuser hall.
A reception is 10 follow the
lecture.
Those in the receiving hne will
b Miss Booker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Suffer. Miss Zimmerman.
Judge Blanch. Funk Miller and
Mrs Elds Comfy. The ushers are
10 - members OF Beta Sigma Phi
an international educational and
cultural sorority for young women
who give service TO their commu-
nity through these fields
Ushers from Chi chapter are 10
% the Misses Agnes Burg and
Pauline Thsut. Mrs X. J Reyn-
ODDS and Mrs. Max Archer. Ushers
from Phi chapter are 70 b the
Misses Mary Frazier. Elsie klink,
Edith Hansen and Celeste Msdy.
A group OF students in Journal
ism will 10 special guests Of the
club: The Misses Jane Ness and
Beverly Berhe from the College OF
Puget Sound, the Mise, Marybess
Dsddow and Mildred Reese of Pa
cific Lutheran college. and the
Misses Barbara Kohl and Betty
Perry OF Stadium High school.
Miss Lucille Pendergast. education
chairman OF the club. is in charge
Of this part Of the program. Ar
rangements for the lecture are in
charge Of Mrs. o. b. Brown, mem
bership chairman. and Miss Va
leris Barlow. social chairman.
Members of Miss Browns COM
mittee are Miss Ellen Walsh. Miss
Susan Watt, Miss Edna Melsness
Mrs. Harry Leach. Mrs. Horton
Dennis. Mrs. John Dreibelbis. and
Miss Ruth Holmes. Those assist
ing on the social committee are
/ Miss Fannie Stephenson. Miss
/ Charlotte Gaylord, Miss Hilda Left
Mrs Cora Long and Mrs. Laura
J. Churchill. Mrs. Eunice Whit
man is in charge of tickets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Caoe asuhas ehaa, b1aging hips -
soauneA: Ne Fisky drngs. Ne
nnoaovunienoe.
HERE'S ths Plan that 10 appealing
b such great number Of girls and
women IN over ths country 70 safe
~ reduce s1co1B fat 20 that the
nodern nsw styiss win ut more
seeomingiy-
weigh yourself today. Get . bot
" Il Kraschen salts q famous
Gngiish formula). Then every
morning before breakfast take one
ALI toaspoonful IN . glans Of
Ostw-est ~1sely-eut cut fatty
Onn&D. buttsr, cream end rseh
paGlxsas-go nght a vhffs hfeAd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Sorority Plans
Terrace Dinner
Bet. Siems Phi VIII Hold
Final Initiation

A formal dinner Friday
evening At Lakewood Terrace
will precede the Ritual OF
Jewels initiation for members
of Chi chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi.
Decorating the banquet
tables, arranged in an open
square. will be tapers of black
and gold. the sorority colors,
yellow roses. the sorority
flower. and acacia.
Black covered year books. CEN
tered with the gold sorority shield
and bearing the names OF indiyid-
usl members Will mark the places
81 dinner.
For the ritual. Miss Wilma L.
Zimmerman, director Of Chi Chap
ter. will act as the initiating Off
Ger. Mrs Martin Wolf. transfer
from Wisconsin. Mrs. II. J. Rey-
nolds, formerly OF Seattle, and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Long. men,
Der from Montana. will assist with
the ceremony.
Following the ritual an informal
program will be introduced by the
president, Miss Lorraine Boedeoker,
and will include vocal solos by Mrs.
Orlyn C. Nysasrd. accordion selec-
,tions by Miss Berenice Mcmillan,
and impromptu remarks by sew
ersl OF the members.
Beta Sigma Phi is the largest
cultural and educational sorority
Of its type in the world Last
spring three chapters were in
stalled in Tacoma by Miss Irma B.
Jeffrys Of Los Angeles. and Chi 10
the second chapter TO receive the
final initiation and jeweled badges.
Those receiving the Ritual of
Jewels are: Mesdsmes Robert
Bergman, Max Archer. Roy ST.
Denis, r. J. Barrett, Orlyn G. Ny
gard, Chester o. Poulsen and the
Misses Lorraine Beodecker, Ebba
Holmgren, Elaine Williams, Flea
nor Elliott, Dorothea Taylor. Elsie
Lindskog, Mary OConnor. Berna-
dstte LaMare, Agnes Burg, Bere-
nice Mcmillan, Pauline Thaut.
Edna Harris, and Lillian Muehlen-
bruch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Miss Beatrice Turrill is the teaa
chairman for the afternoon and
she will be assisted by Mrs.
Christen Quevi, jr.. Mrs. Donald
Dilts. Mrs. Herbert Post. Mrs.
Elmer Hayden, Mrs. Roland Bor-
HEX, Mrs. Maurice Fsirchild. Miss
Linda Van Norden. Mrs. Charles
Welch and Mrs. Frederick Wallis.
Mrs w. Weldon Pascoe, presi-
dent of Aloha. has called board
meeting at / o'clock To avoid
interference with activities of
seminary classes. tn. members and
their guests have been invited to
enter the seminary from the 10th
ST. doorway. nearest Keator hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Quiet Ceremony
Read Thursday


In the presence of members
Of their immediate families.
Miss Kathryn Ada Newbegin,
daughter of Mrs. George D.
Newbegin and the late Mr..
Newbegin, and Mr.. Robert
Guy Kennard. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Kennard, exchanged
their wedding vows Thursday
afternoon.
The ceremony was read in
Mason Methodist church in a
setting of many flowers and
tall burning tapers. The Rev.
Roy L. Smith officiated.
Escorted to the altar by Mr.. G.
Herbert Newbegin, the bridv wore
gold chiffon with q lame jacket
and . juliet cap Of gold sequins.
Her flowers were orchids and
freesias.
a0 "a sot ttiN shhtnaaiib 80
her sister. Mrs. Lawrence Aus.
who wore aqua chiffon and carried
talismAn roses and freesias. At
tending Mr.. Kennard was Mr..
Theodore kennard and the ushers
were Lawrence Aus and Charles
kennard.
Guests were received at the
Newbegin home after the cere-
mony. Mrs. Charles Kennard and
Mrs. C. Herbert Newbegin presided
At the flower laden collation. tables.
Assisting were Mrs. Eugene 3.
Anderson Of Ely. New. Miss vir-
Ginia Anne Thomas and Miss
= Nancy Jane Harter.
When Mr. and Mrs. kennard lief,
on their wedding trip the bride
wore . dusty pink dress with black
top coat. The Kennsrds will be al
home in Tacoma after February Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Baptist Auxiliary
Meets thursday

The Women's auxiliary of the
Sixth Avenue Baptist church Will
meet Thursday for ar sll-dsy bust
ness and work meeting Members
Of the executive board will meet
al IL o'clock and following this
meeting luncheon will 10 served
by the Errns A. Turner circle
At lis there will % q business
session. a. which the Rev. W. r.
Turner viii discuss bills that viii
be presented AZ the next meeting
Of the legislature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Louise Gabriel Is Betrothed
To Charles D. Gillet, Jr.
News Of Engagement Disclosed At Dinner; Wedding
Ceremony viii Be Solennzed June IA

Coming a complete surprise to all the guests at a
housewarming the William Turner's home at Lake
wood the announcement Thursday evening of the
engagement of Miss Louise Gabriel daughter of Mrs kath
crime Gabriel and Mr.. B. F. Gabriel, to Mr.. Charles D.
Gillet r of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Glet of Seattle
Mrs Lawrence Lord disclosed the of the coming
marriage by suggesting toast to the betrothed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
COED Skstins Perry
VIII b Saturday

The COED club will be hostess
for 4 skating party on Saturday
evening at the Roller Bowl. from
$50 To 1880.
Mrs. Victor Vine 10 chairman
for the party to which club men,
bers. their guests and friends are
invited.
Many cocktail parties and din
nsrs have been planned for the
early evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
MsriIyn Brooke
Is Her Name

DR.. and Mrs.. NJ y. AacDonxh
are receiving congratulauons On
the birth Of q daughter. ksrilyn
Brooke. born Jan. 10 ~ Tacoma
General hospital
Sharing congratulations are the
grandparents. Mr.. and ma Ru-
dolpb Schnic, Of Seattle ard Mrs
B. L. Wood Of Tacoma.
Western BOHEMIAN Frnt~ruzl
association will sponsor . darce
or Saturday evening IN n. lodgs
hall rhs public u invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
First Daughter Is Born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. beksinski

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Beksinski
Virginia Melinl. are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of
their first child. 4 daughter. born
In 81. Joseph's hospital. Jan. a..
Grandparents OF the infant are
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Melin and Mr.
and Mrs- B. BeEsinski. and .
grandmother, Mrs. Clara Waring.
q Taeoma
Crcle ]. Dsughters Of Norway.
viii meet next Tuesday for 1880
luncheon and cards in Normsnna
hall. Nrs. Ole Foster and Mrs.
Sophie Abbott viii be hostesses-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Aloha's Guest Day Next Monday
Promises Unusual Program
Nationally Known MonoIoeuist Mary Wsfers'reet, 70
Be Presented in keetor Hall OF Annie Wright Seminary

More than just usual afternoon meeting and tea will
be Aloha clubs guest day Monday afternoon, since the
feature of the occasion will be Miss Mary Watersheds
presentation of First Ladies of the Land Live Again
The celebrated solo actress will be presented at 230
in keator hall of Annie Wright seminary and after her
individual impersonaon of presidents wives there tea
will be served in the Great hall of the school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

One of the first large Valentine parties this the
cabaret dance annual affair which members Of the Girls
Advertising club will give in the Winthrop crystal ballroom
Saturday evening The ball will have red and white motif
in the decorations
In the receiving line will be Miss Margaret Schamerhorn
president of the hostess clubs Miss Margaret Moore general
chairman and Mrs Rose Harrison. chairman of decora
tons.
Among the many gatherings before the dance will be the
cocktail party which Mr.. and Mrs Roy knoe giving
There will be number of other small affairs before the
srfv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Yearly Ball Of Girls AID Club
Will Be Held Saturday Evening

Valentine Theme Psnned for Large Cabaret Dance in
crysssI Ballroom; Guests VIII Attend from Seattle Club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Gold Star Mothers will meet
Friday for q 1880 luncheon and
business meeting at the home Of
Mrs- Enoch Jesson. 5422 Warner
st
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Automobiles Wanted

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wrecks. 8 a. 4. Auto Parts. TO. $3.50
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MURDER
TN PARADISE
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B, Marguerite Goheeen

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sunlight helped. and we went
through to the dining room. The
curtains we're down there. too.
7 do believe Liza oversight
she said. going on through TO the
big. old-fashioned kitchen with its
huge wood burning range and
scrubbed pine floor. There was no
sign Of Liza there.
Jeanne stood = moment looking
bewildered. In her pink. woolly
robe and her hair tied up IN that
ribbon. and with her blue eyes just
clearing from sleep she looked
about 10 years old. She rubbed
the back of one leg with a bunny
clad foot and ran a hand through
her brown locks.
Maybe she's gone to the store
I said. But we both knew that
Liza would have had the curtains
up in the kitchen had she been
downstairs at ali. We'll. maybe
she's sick l added, while Jeanne
stood there looking lost. Come
on. well see If she's still in bed
She led the way up the old box
backstairs and down narrow hall
to an open door
Liza wasn't there. Furthermore
it was obvious she hadn't slept in
that bed last night. The patch
work quilt was carefully folded
on the bed. and on a nail behind
the door hung her old flannel
nightgown with high neck and
long sleeves There was as little
personality to that room as there
was to the drsb. colorless figure of
Liza her self.
Gould she have gone some place
to stay the night ?" asked, but
Jeanie shook her head.
She has a niece in a little town
about 80 miles from here, but she
makes a visit there only two or
three times year. She just never
goes away"
We stood there for while
watching a bluebottle fly buzz per-
sistently against the window. FL
nally l turned toward the door.
The girl followed me, still with
that puzzled expression on her
face.
Didn't you know you were
alone here last night"
II never thought I was alone.
IL just took it for granted that
she was in her room. was aw-
fully tired after the city and all.
IL remember that | was careful
when / went upstairs not to step
on that squeaky place. so l
wouldn't disturb her"
We came out into the hall and
turned back toward the kitchen
stairs. A door was open at the
end of the hall and it moved a
little. Jeanne was still standing
there looking more than ever like
helpless child.
What's in there ?" I asked, nod
ding toward the door.
1T goes up to the attic"
Perhaps it was a jumbled men,
DRY of facts CLEANED from hearing
Maudie discuss her mystery
stories; perhaps it was just the
necessity to continue our search
for Liza Holmes; / don't know
what it was, but anyway l opened
the door wider.
Let's 60 up and have look"
said. and Jeanne followed me,
docile as = lamb. And just as
unprepared.
Ito - Continued)
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SUNDAY
500 A. VI.

K u o - Morning De-
voilonx
XVI -Chspsl Organ De-
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Sis. Chapel Songs
X o II o - News. SOS
Sunday Down South
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kMO-Church Services.
kNI-Philharmonlc.
K T b l Presbyterian
Church.
kOMO-Chicago Round
Table.
KJR - University Chris
tan Church.
kiRO-The World Today
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.oU 7 VI.
KMO - Worlds Finest
Music: 7:45. Keep En-
Rolling.
KVI--Four Star Melody.
KTBI - Remember This
One.
KOMO-Sherlock Holmes
KJR-Goodwill Hour.
KIRO-Helen Hayes.
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Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
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KMO-Revival Hour
KV1-Music OF America.
X TBI Diana GAYLE.
6.45. News.
KC MO-American Album
OF Music.
KJR - National Conven-
ton OF Jews and Chris
tians. 6 as. Dinsh
Shore. Songs.
KIRO Sunday Evening
Hour.
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kMO-News: T:l5, MI
steal Clock.
XVI - Military Band:
7:l5. Singing COMMAND
kTBI = Good Morning
Neighbor.
KOMO- Serensde: 7.I0,
Simon a. Schuster;
7:i5. Top OF Morning.
kJR-Simon & Schuster:
us, News.
KIRO-News. 7.05. Mu-
sic. 7.i0. Mkt. Reports:
7:l5. Farm Forum.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-Sevs. T:45. Trade
n Sale.
XVI News T45. Joe
Millerk Almanac.
K 7 BI Music. T.35,
News; 7:35. Wake Up
and Live.
SOMO - Louise Massey
and Westerners: 745,
Sam Hayes
KJR - Transit Tunes:
74S. Breakfast Club.
KIRO-Bob Cared, News:
745. USE: 7.55,
Weather.
500 A. NJ.
KMO-Breakfas. Club.
XVI - Top OF Morning:
Sis. News.
KTBI-Bresktast Band
stand. sis. Trade N
Sale.
EOMO - Transit Tunes:
Sis Victor Lindlahr.
KJR-Gospel Clinic.
KIRO-TTest-T1ne; SIS
News
$50 A. VI.
D1O - News. s:4s. Tns
TwtE Is Bent.
XVI - Song Shop; e4e
Morning Hymnal
z = BI Rainbow TITO.
s.45. Chapel Songs
EOMO Lin6ishr. 9 IS
David Esrum.
KJP Raising = Presi'
dent. sf5. Alma Kit
chelL
EIRO - HYMNS Of A
D.. Churches. S.<5. StorieI
America LoyeA
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KMO = Gabriel Heater.
7.l5. News.
KNI-News. 7:lS. Sere-
made in Rhythm.
KTBI-Dinner Concert.
KOMO-Hpur OF Charm
KJR-Go&will Hour.
KIRO-Tske 1t or Leave
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:UU r. M.
KMO-Good Cheer Pro-
gram.
XVI = Masterworks OF
Music.
KTBI-Melody Cruise.
K o MO - News, lo:l5,
Bridge to Dreamland.
Educational Vespers.
kIRO-News. 1915. News
Roundup.
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kMO Studio. io.45.
Canary Chorus.
kNl-Llght Concert Mu-
sic.
KTBl - Dance Tempos.
10:45, Light Classics.
KOMO Red Cdoss Pro-
gram.
KJR-Red Cross Program
X | r o News. lO:45,
Hymns OF worship.
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kMO - Services; i2:15.
Ted Weems Orch.
'KVl-Philharmonlc.
kTBI-Music; l2:l5. Bins
Crosby.
.kMO-Overcoaters. i2:l5
II. v. Kalten born.
KJR-Great Plays.
kIRO-Symphony Hour.