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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Two Divide
Ski Honors
Johnson and Ullund
Score on Mt. Hood

PORTLAND - Arthur johnson
If Vancouver. p E. and olsv
Ulland Of Portland shared honors
yesterday in the Pacific North
vest SKI Jumping championships
held on Mount Hoods Multorpor
hill.
johnson bested an outstanding
field Of amateurs and r !. s. vet
Grams with leaps Of ia and IFS
feet for point total Of 223.7 to
take the first place trophy.
olay UlIand led the =. l. :.
amateur jumpers with leaps
Of Ill and 10 feet and .
point score of 22s-s.
The longest jumps OF the day
were made by Sig Inland Of Lake
Tahoe. Cal. brother Of Olav III
land He leaped 1es and 1s5 feet
but fell on both tries. disqualifying
himself The hill record is 1877 feet.
Ole Teverdal. Seattle. took sec
ond place among tn. amateurs
with leaps of $50 and lis feet. The
class r trophy went to RAY Zober-
ski. 18th L. S Infantry ski patrol.
Mount Rainier. Wash. Adolph
Dahl of Seattle uas second In
class r.
DRUMMER 90" CHAMP
The class c honors went to
George Drummer Of Oregon State
college. with Tom Terry of Port
land second. Alfred Clippers. Reed
college. won the collegiate division
competition.
Karl stigl of Seattle won the
junior division jumping with Dick
Dillon OF Leavenworth. Wash.
second. The senior division cham
pionship went TO Sven Ramsey of
Portland with ole Haugen OF
Portland second.
sig Inland suffered . slight
brain conclusion when he fell
IN his second Jump hut physi-
clans said his condition was
not serious.
Class A results: Olsv Ulland,
Portland. 10. III: Art Johnson,
Vancouver. p. C. ia. 176, Ole
Tverdal. Seattle. $50. It's; Hermod
Bake. Leavenworth. 163. ITO;
Hedge sather. Spokane, III. 16a:
J. Eilertson. jr., East Stanwood
Wash. i4e. 1855; Sig INLAND, Lake
Tahoe, 1876. 1875.
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Managed Lew jenkins and
caused the rift between Lew and
his Texas-bred wife.
Mrs. Jenkins took Hymie for
what her female intuition told her
he WAS. II In hard TO deceive a
woman.
You can Just hear Mrs. Jenkins
saying: Il told you 20. Lew. l
told you So"
Anyway. Hymie Is in a jam. A
serious jam. Yes. a dummed SER
ious jam.
Penalty In his particular offense
calls for from 10 to 10 years. II
his Broadway pals and politicians
can't spring him from the rap.
That, sir. Is quite . spell of years
in one spot. even with time off for
good behavior.
And the feed and liberties aren't
those 70 brag about. You might
even call It downright confine-
ment.
just thinking about II In enough
to make the ordinary guy pale.
And maybe Hymie did pale after
all.
Hymie Ia tabled A. one of the
big shots behind the card swindle,
which il ssid to have bilked suck
ers for more than 81. ooo. 900 while
II lasted.
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National Hockey


The Toronto Maple Leafs scored
two goals each in the final two
periods to defeat the New York
Rangers. Al. and move within one
point Of first place in the National
Hockey league last night.
Defense man Jack Stewards sec
ond goal Of the season. eo-foot
shot from Just inside the blue
line. gave the Detroit Red Wings
a 2-I edge over the Montreal
Canadiens
The Chicago Black Hawks
climbed into a tie for fourth place
with the Rangers by defeating the
last-place New York Americans
So in overtime.
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MIAMI, F1a.-The New York
Giants stIll have ] players I'M
signed. Manager BIN Terry said
today following the capitulation
Of Pitchers Clyde Casfleman and
Ace Adams. No word has yet
Hank Dnnnlng. who had been
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Park Basketball

Park Basketball games for Mon
dav night ST Bellarmine.
Class 4 League :. 3sth Street
Boosters vs. Falkland Trinity Ln-
theran.
Class y League S. knspps Bust
ness College VS.. Messiah Lutheran:
Q. First Congregational VS.. Wood
men Of World.
Junior II Boys league. First Con-
gregational gym. Tacoma Ice
Co. VS.. 18th and Yakima club: s.
Christ Church vs.. Troop No. 80
Boy Scouts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

Checker Tourney
Opens Saturday

The 1871 Washington state
checker tournament vii be held
A. Bill HAYS Checkerboard Tavern.
400 No. Broadway. Seattle. start
ing On Saturday. Feb. p. Play
will begin a. i a n. following a
meeting at 10
4 silver trophy cup will h"
presented 70 the winner. and
awards Will he made also for
second and third place win
ners. as uell as for the winner
Of the newcomers tourney. an
added attraction for this years
competition.
On Saturday. Feb. %. ont-of-
town players will be guests of the
Seattle checker fraternity. A
banquet will mark the occasion,
with prizes to be awarded pro-
vided the championship has been
decided by that time.
A new champion will be crowned
this year. as Frank A. Miller. who
has Won the title for four con-
seeutive years. will not defend his
honors in the 1871 event.
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fight dodge said have for
this card racket Maybe could call hobby that paid
dividends
The net another blow fight
tips off to the control In the eastern
conduct Of the
ring sport gone
Decline
Hymis q happy little No murder him
Broadway tough failed realize
meaning
up the tough way.
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Riggs and Kovacs
One Victory Apart
FORT LAUDERDAL, FL

fOhI La H.
Bobby Riggs, former national
tennis champion from Chicago, and
frankie kovacs of Oakland. Calf,
were only one victory apart today
in the tennis standings on the
winter tournament swing. Riggs
has three and kovacs. four.
Riggs Won the 18th annual mid
winter tournament. over kovscs
yesterday. So, So. As. AS. ga
and later teamed with Jack kra-
mer Of Rollins College. Fla. 70
win the mems double. title over
Bill Talbert, Cincinnati. o.. and
Gus Gazenmueller. Port Washing
ton. n. Y. 6-1. 60.
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke.
Brookline. Mass. won the women's
singles title, defeating 15-year-old
Doris Hart. Miami. 6-3. SO.
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Sports Parade

in tone and content.
Eddie viii he star. In
few years he will he one Of
the great players Of the game.
He has everything. He Is fast
er than his dad was. and that's
saving lot. He IL a fine
fielder and Ia improving stead
ily A. a hitter. | like Fddie's
courage and his team spirit.
He Ii fine boy to have on .
team"
Mr.. Mack answered ques-
ton regarding his expensive
second baseman as quickly
and frankly as If Mccoy were
one OF the games infield
jewels
Benny has learned a lot.
He will be very useful Nheth-
er ne will ever attain the
heights some of you boys
predicted for him depends
largely IN the young man him.
self. He's mighty fine boy"
Mr.. Mack Is staying at Carls-
bad with few Of his pitchers
and catehers AT present. but
will rnove to the spring train
ing camp at Anaheim, Calf,
In a few days.
You see, some of the aged
pitchers and catehers of around
30 years Of age need TO thsw
out under the sun and revital-
Inc themselves In the celebrat-
cd baths.
As fer Mr.. Mack. AZ IS he
needs 70 thawing. He is rs
well preserved as man in
his fifties and right now is
planning on the sort of team
he will rave in 1868.
II did something to me to
talk TO Mr.. Mack last night.
He represents netting more
than a baseball team or even
game.
Could il be that he repre-
sents the truth that II you
give the best of yourself, all
of the time. you can 60 into
extra innings in the game OF
life with no regrets
KID SELECTION
Connie Gilchrist has joined II
act ~ sRfli., III. KID .
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Basket Results

f>aturdsy's Results
Wash. State 80. Washington 81.
Oregon 50. Idaho %.
stanford 4S. so. California 50.
California 40. UCLA IS.
Billings Poly 50. Mont. Nor. a.
St Martins So. ". Wash. As.
Yakima &c 50. Grays Harbor
&c %.
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The new city champions postes
their score on the first squad ot
teams and throughout terrific
oombardment by IS other teams il
stood up as the winning total.
Second place went TO Nart-
enebe Service, Of the Market
Street Booster league. with
total of s206. Third place was
won by the Tacoma Amuse-
ment team of the Hill Top
league. with slii.
The tournament was a grand
success from the moment that
Mayor Harry P. Cain officially
opened il Saturday night until the
final ball reached the pit early
Monday morning.
An all time record number of
teams competed. scores were high
throughout. and capacity throng
watched the trundlers try to take
the Tacoma Amusement score off
the top spot.
Doubles and singles will be
rolled next weekend. also on the
Broadway alleys. with play open
ing Saturday night and running
from 10 o'clock Sunday until after
midnight.
WINNING BON SCORES
Scores of tho winning teams
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STORY AUTHORS OWN

Charles Bonner. famous novelist,
is seeing his own life brought to
N. screen in Columhias Leg
acy." starring Warner Baxter and
InErid Bergman The hest-sellins
novel on which the picture is based
is the story of Bonner's own color
full family.
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jump crown. and ne IL . fia~hy
shortstop o. the hasebali
team Ne also has been q
standouf In football and has
ketbalI 1t UCI.A.
According TO the Tribune. Rob-
inson said the only thing that
would keep him enrolled 1T UCLA
for the spring semester would be
the outside chance" Of receiving
q coaching Job AT Sam Houston
college in Texas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

A gay. modern triangle about
two young men and the girl one Of
them thought was his wife. forms
the basis Of Mr.. and Ms. Smith. :"
Rko Radios newest comedy fes-
ture. Carole Lombard and Robert
Montgomery are co-starred in the
hilarious Offering.
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Jack Robinson Turns Pro

OAKLAND. Callf. - The Oak
land Tribune yesterday quoted
Jackie Robinson. UCLA's all
around Negro athlete. ~ saying
he plans to quit the Bruin institu-
ton at the end q the basketball
season to play professional base
ban or baslsetba1l-
Robinsoa, . seakss. st1n y
elig1ble for sFaek - hans-
hal1. At one ttme - lid the
nA11onal tunlor oo0ngs broaA-
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LOTS OF FOOTBALLS

census of manufacturer shows
2.5ss. SAG footballs were turned
out in the United States in 1889.
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"He paled and showed visible when the
judges decision announced
So read New York wire dispatch relating to Hymie
Capns conviction in nation wide card swindlng racket
Capln, Of big time fighters and of the New
York ring mob, might have displayed nervousness.
But how the guy could have paled is beyond me.
Like most Of the Broadway night larks Hyme naturally
possesses that posty. moth-white complexion.
possible greater paeness
although eixzsrd might have. at that
Capin Northwest soiy
krieger mddleweeht fought In Seattle
Steele Matthews Hostak kreEers foes.
occupied much publicity dealing
the columns years
In thu east
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

Totals ....... 100 s54 ses-3lli
There were 20 teams placing in
the money. Other winners, in Or
der, were: Air Gang 309s. Carstens
Lards 30s7, Tacoma Truck Sales
30s5. Russ Michael Service 307s.
Pabst Blue Ribbon 1868, Brotmans
1862, Hammond Electric Laundry
1880. Sixth Avenue Appliance 3044.
Safeway Markets. 3040. Manitou
Service 303a. West End Tavern
303s. Merrick & Race 303s. Post
office 3o25 Wheeler-Osgood 5o24,
Griffin Fuel 1929. johnson Paint
3012. Club Tavern 1910. kream
krust Bread 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Roll Record Score 10 Win
City Title in Large Field
Jim Flonigon Has SIG High Series.
While Summers Tops Singles With 236

South Side league rolled 1892 in the
the
Broadway the 1871 championship 400 first
Z .
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr
The Rockne Influence 4 Hozord j.

ne uOCKne influence n d0LOIo...
Frank Leahys appointment coach at Notrs Dame Is
common subject of sports discussion.
All TOO frequently II will be said Good as ne ne II never
Be another Rock" =
Meaning of course. that he will match the ability
of the late knute Rockne.
How have in the history Of the game!
II seems the grid fans and Notre Dame
alumni quit putting the Rockne measuring stick on risn
coaches the will be known al the South
Bend Ind, school
Rocne with his skin and magic built pair
. grid exceedingly hard to fill
VIII come along ana QUITO
Rockne.
You may possible Anything . mar
eoes marching along trail Of life
give his Establishes difficult mental hazard
=
what coach should
Som. want the want
epeed splitsecond timing 10 replace power
finding with Elmer iayden before
he quit to taxi over pro-foothan cars throne
of Notre coaches pull
from system solved well by rival
menors
Some Thing at Washington
However, Leahy probably will follow his mind like
he did Boston college where in two he wrote bril-
Yes ar history comparable
II he does. his chances of success much better
had they followed in the
footsteps Of a University of Washington
that job and defeated
schedules would coach of today bust
laugh.
Blu he he undefeated.
grads all Of firm their belief
genius.
Maybe they then.
the succeeding
suffered
The same ru. University great
teams" ended In Andy's death.
Other schools. too have known the same experiences
Rocme influence from the mind therein
be 4
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KID SELECTION
Connie Gilchrist has joined the
cast OF Billy the Kid"
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Debs Hold Dinner Party
Thursday Evening

Members Of the Dehs club en-
tertained AZ formal dinner party
Thursday evening at Rsus, Miss
Harriet Peterson was chairman Of
the affair.
For another recent meeting Of
the club Miss Marjorie Mcdowell
was hostess at her home, Follow
ing business. the members held q
shower for Miss Virginia Dieter.
fiancee Of Mr.. Robert o'pay. who
viii be married July s.
Members present included Mrs.
Richard Shelley. Mrs. Clement
o'Neil. Mrs. Harold Neueerg. Mrs.
Ruth Johnson. Mrs. Hugh Whan-
nellie. Mrs. Charles Walsh. Mrs.
John Fowler. Mrs. Robert Hart
man, Mrs. William Rice. Miss Die
ter. Miss Malene Larsen, Miss
Jennie Wilson. Miss winnifred
Morse. Miss Agnes Halseher. Miss
Harriet and Miss Margaret Peter
son. Miss Florence Rice, and the
hostess.
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Miss Roberts TO Open
New Rainbow Term

Miss Catherine Roberts viii pre-
side over the first initiation Of the
new term Of Tacoma assembly,
Rainbow. in the Gothic room Of
the Masonic temple. Saturday eve
ming Al : o'clock.
In charge Of refreshments Is
Madge Rollins. decorations. Mary
Ruth Erchinger. fsvors. Katy
Walsh.
A house party at Hicks mke Is
to be held June 1879. Reserva-
lions may be made with Pat Ma
son. Ma 7Tsz; Doris Mae Francis,
Ma 1881. and Dorothy Sehwein-
dler. MA ASS. Girls are to bring
blankets. but no food.
A group Of enthusiastic Young
Rainbow girls ended the school
year by having a riding party at
woodhrook recently. They spent
the afternoon prsetioing in the
arena and riding over the prAiries
accompanied by Mr.. Hannum. in
str0cter. Those riding were the
Misses Paddy and shirley Black.
Phyllis Cerratto. norae EgKSeo,
porsS Nae Francis. Jesan Gil
leSpie. Peg Grumhling. nona Mae
ktste. Mary Lou Lndxtrcm. Dor
eths Sehwelndler. Lois Stevens
Jane Webb.
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Miss Naccaraio WEEDS
Mr.. Trueblood

A quiet ceremony al 81. Leo's
Catholic church rectory united in
marriage Miss Florence Naoca-
ratio. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Nacoarato. and Mr.. William
Dean Truchlood. son of Mrs.
Maude Trneblood Of olympia. the
morning of June 10. The Rev. Lo-
gan read the ceremony. for which
the bride wore q gray costume
suit with short jacket oaracul
trimmed. Her accessories were
black patent, and she wore pou-
DIRE blue off-the-faoe hat. She
wore orchids and stephanotis in
her eorsage.
Mas Ada pieonatto. wearing
navy alpaca with white lace trim.
was the brides only attendant
Her flowers were sardenias and
yiolas. Mr.. John Walker of olym-
pis attended the bridegroom.
In the evening. a reception was
held al the home Of the brides
parents. Tall baskets Of dolphin
inm and roses were arranged in
the home and on the collation.
table. Mira. John Naecarato and
Mrs. John De Faxio poured. and
Mrs. Gallo and Mrs. Louis Mac
earato assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Naeearate are now
making their home At sac So. c
street.
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Mrs. Rehmann
To Sail North
Bride of Officer TO Join
Husband in Anchorage

Mrs. o. II. Rehmann MAR
garet Franich) will sail on
June % for Anchorage,
Alaska, where she will join
her husband. Lieut.. Rehmann,
who is stationed with the
United States air corps at
Elmendorf Field. They were
married May 20 when Lieut..
Rehmann returned from
Alaska for a short time.
The recent bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Franioh and
her husband the son OF Mrs. Laura
Rehmann of Minnesota.
Her many friends here and in
Olympia, where she was legal sec
rotary for the state tax commits
sion for four years. have enter
tained widely in her honor on the
occasion OF her departure.
1t. Rehmann was previously
stationed at Mcchord field before
being assigned to the new Alaska
air base.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Practical Nurses
Elect Officers
Mrs. Roy L. Henry Named
Leader of Association

Members of the Practical
Nurses association held their
final meeting of the season
recently at which time Off
GERS for the coming year were
elected. Mrs. Roy L. Henry
was named president of the
group at the meeting which
was held in the auditorium of
the Medical Arts building.
Other new officers are Mesdames
1mogene Clark, first vice president;
Belva Murphy, second vice presi-
dent: Vera S. F. Cyr. third vice
president; Roland Blackwell. re-
cording secretary. Miriam Butler,
corresponding secretary. Joseph
Meyer. treasurer, and Hilda Jones,
trustee.
Following the election of Off
GERS. a gift and flowers were pre-
scented to the retiring president,
Mrs. Myrtle Brown, who is closing
her second term in office.
During the session, plans were
made for the annual picnic to be
held in August.
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Phi Chapter
F etes Mothers
Beta Sigma Phi GirIs
Entertain 81 Club

Members Of Phi chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi. we're host
esses al ne University-Union
club honoring their mothers
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock
dinner party.
The TABLES were decorated
with red roses and at the start
of the evening each mother
was presented with a corsago
of yellow roses, the sorority
flower.
Following dinner. during the In
formal program hour. Miss Ruth
Steel. president Of the chapter.
was introduced by the social chair
man. Mrs. Alfred Severson. She
gave a welcome to the guests and
a response was given by Miss Jes-
sic Johnson's mother, Mrs. George
johnson. Mrs. Mae Williams, d.
rector of the chapter. spoke on
The Beautiful Things of Life"
Mrs. Severson was chairman Of
the dinner. and was assisted by
Mrs. Alvin Junckley. Miss Marie
Drummer and Miss Lucille Klink.
Present were Mrs c. NJ. For
seth. Mrs. A. Steele Of Gle Elum.
Mrs. L. J. McKenna. Mrs. F. s.
Pratt. Mrs. NJ. McAfferty, Mrs
G. Johnson. Mrs. r. Vivian. Mrs.
c. F. Harris. Mrs. Mae Williams.
Mrs. Alvin Junckley. Mrs. Alfred
severson. Mrs. Charles Mady. Miss
Lucille Naess, Miss Erna Bonney,
Miss Jessie johnson. Miss Edna
Harris. Miss Margaret McAfferty.
Miss Ruth Steele and Mrs. Amos
Reid.
At another recent meeting of the
chapter. at the home of Mrs.
Charles Mady. new committees
were selected for the coming year
and plans for the groups new
philanthropie work were discussed.
One of the activities in the near
future will be the gathering of
magazines for the soldiers at Fort
Lewis on their return from Cali
fornia.
New committees appointed by
the executive board are: member
ship, Miss Marian cozza (chair-
mani. Miss Erna Bonney and Miss
Marjorie Cooper; program, Miss
Lucille Naess (chairmanl, Miss
Margaret Asbury, Miss Margaret
McAfferty; ways and means. Mrs.
Forrest weingard (chairman),
Mrs. Amos Reid and Miss Elsie
klink; social. Mrs. Alfred Sever
son tchairman). Mrs. Alvin Junck-
ley. Miss Lucille Klink and Miss
Marie Drummer. publicity. Mrs.
Charles Mady (chairmanl and
Miss Jessie johnson: parliamentar-
ian, Miss Edna Harris.
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and Mrs. Pflueger of Parklant
7 Love You Truly and Be-
cause were sung before the cere-
mony By Robert Reiman, accom-
panied by Miss Olga Bergman
at the organ. who also played
Romance and the wedding
march. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, Mr.. F. r.
Thomas.
For her wedding the bride wore
a delicate white chiffon gown with
long lace sleeves. Her fingertip
veil was caught to her head with
a coronet Of myrtle and white
orange blossoms. She carried
bouquet of white gardenias, pale
pink roses and freesias.
Her only attendant, a teaching
colleague, was MISS Dorothea
Harder. who wore a yellow or
CANA with long puffed sleeves.
She carried yellow roses and or
child sweetpeas.
Jesse ?. Pflueger. brother of the
groom. was best man. with Ray
mond and Merle Pflueger, also
brothers of the groom. as ushers.
The wedding reception following
the ceremony was held in the
church. Mrs. J. P. Pflueger, the
bridegrooms mother, was gowned
in a dark blue sheer redingote.
and Mrs. La Bon, aunt of the
bride, wore a tan print redingote.
Both wore corsages Of roses and
sweetpeas.
The wedding cake centered the
collation. table with tall candelabra
at each side. Decorations were
roses, daisies and spirea. Assisting
at the table were Mrs. Fred
Young and Mrs. Herman Schoen-
field, who poured: the Misses
Phyllis johnson. Olga Bergman.
Gertrude Bergman. Dorothy
Schwab. Mabel Taigen. and Mes
danes Chester Campbell, Jennie
Birkmaier and Carl Brattkus, who
assisted about the room.
For going away. Mrs. William
Pflueger wore a black and white
checked jersey gown with red ac-
eessories. Her corsage was of
gardenias. After a short wedding
trip to the Oregon coast, the new
home will be established in Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. Pflueger is a graduate of
the University of Washington, and
Mr.. Plueger is a graduate of both
Pacific Lutheran college and Capt.
tai university. in Ohio.
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Mas sllpp vii be attended By
Hrs. Charles Goodwin ~ malron
Of honor. and Mrs. Romano Holls.
Mrs. Horton Stakeholder. Mrs. Carl
Carlson. Mrs. Philip Farmer. Mrs.
Chester Campbell and Miss Esva
Lyness. bridesmaids. Charming
young Poppy Am GOODWIN.
daughter Of the matron OF honor
and her husband. IL. Col. Goodwin.
wlil b the junior bridesmaid ~
the ceremony.
Ar. A. Edison HaIre VIII be his
brothers best man for the ccre-
mony which Chaplain omer Idso
VIII read.
Among the last Of the many
parties for hlss sllpp was the
luncheon Thursday AZ the unlver-
slty-unlon club when Mrs. Carlson.
Mrs. Stakeholder and Mrs. Camp
bell entertained.
The party was = personal shower.
Luncheon was served from an al.
traetsve table eentered with pink
summer flowers arranged In .
Chinese blue vase.
Present were Mrs. Charles W.
Goodwin, Mrs. y. n. Van Fossen.
Mrs. n. w. Smith. Mrs. Philip y.
Farmer. Ars. Owen Buchanan. jr..
Ars. J. @. Harmon. Mrs. n. n.
shadduck. Mrs. T. J. Fleming. Jr,
and Ars. T. J. Fleming. sr.
Earlier In the week Mrs. Owen
jr. entertained at a linen
shower for Miss slipp. Court whist
Aonofa were won by Mrs. Claude
Sleeves. and Mrs. James G. Har-
non. Late supper was served at
he close OF the evening.
Present also were Mrs. Philip
,. Farmer. Mrs. Claude Sleeves,
Mrs. Romano Hollis. Mrs. G. oeln. |
Ars. Carl Carlson. Mrs. Chester |
IT., Miss Frances Bu-
rhanan and Mlss slipp.
The wedding rehearsal II PLAN |
led for Saturday evening. Capt. |
Ialre and HIS bride will make
heir home in Tacoma while he Ia
stationed At Fort Lewis.