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Many Make Reservations
For Garden Caravan
Trip Is Open 70 All Those Interested; MADEIRA,
"Thornewood" and "DowerdelI' 10 Be Visited

Already good many reservations nave been made for
the Y. W. c. A. Garden Caravan to MADEIRA "Dowerde
and "Thornewood. the of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell I.
Murray, Mr.. John Dover and Gen. and Mrs David L..
Stone respectively, Wednesday.
The trip open the public and reservations still
be made the Y W. c. A. Transportation will be pro-
vided for those without The will meet at
the of Sixth and opposite Wright park,
promptly II 80 O'clock and proceed from there with
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More Than Two Score
Attend Birthday Party

Honoring Mr. Wesley Lsntz on
the occasion Of ms birthday. a
surprise party was given recently
by Miss Betty Lantz and Miss
Margaret Gallagher Assisting
were Miss Katherine Heller. Miss
Florence Smith and Miss Kay Cal
lagher.
During the evening. games were
played with honors going to Mr..
John Hemminger, Mrs. r. Cal
lagher. Miss Kathleen Heller. Mrs.
George Divis. Mr.. Lowell Forsythe.
Miss Betty Lantz. Mr.. John
Kiln Graham. Mrs Vern
Barney and Mr.. Clarence Howell.
The taking Of flash bulb pictures
added to the enjoyment Of the eve
ming
At the late supper which fol-
lowed the honofed guest WAS pre-
scented with decorated cake On
which Was mounted a midget auto
mobile appropriate because Mr..
Lantz - the owner 81 = racer.
Those present were Messrs
Dave Hemminger. Russ Wells.
George Divis. Misses Helyn Brown,
Kay Gallagher. Mr.. and Mrs Otto
Heller. Mr.. Rich Malott. Mrs r.
Gallagher, Miss Nina shevland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armitt Wilson. Mr.
Patrick Forgurian. Mr. Lowell
Forsythe. Mr.. John Franklin
Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
sister and brother-in-lsW Of the
honored guest. Messrs Richard
Gallagher and Raymond seabfook.
Miss Mary Gallagher. Ar A..
Lantz and Mss Betty L.antz.
father and sister Of the guest Of
honor. Miss Margaret Gallagher.
Aessrs Don Forsyth ard Cal
Johnson. Misses Ruth Never and
Virginia Tauscher. Mr. and Mrs.
Nern Barney Misses Rosetta and
Darlene Barney 8yrl Aergel
jerry Ware. Measra John Hem.
mfngsr. Alaen Nsrs. Burt Kam-
mers and Gunnsr Lantz. brother
~ the honored guest. sad Misses
MIME kulJis and Ruth De
Almond
Out-of-toW-n guests Wsrs Mr.
and Mrs.. Stanley Shannon 81 Ray
mond and Mr.. Clarence Howell u
Montana.
During the evening the guest d
honor received = shower q birth
day gifts from those present
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Two ENGAGEMENTS Revealed at Week End
Miss Grove Announces
Troth at Tea Sunday
September 70 VII Be Date OF Marriage 70 M. Wiley
Perry 0Nen a. Home OF Mrs. sUehohI

Golden wedding rings. 10 which attached tiny
scrolls hearing word Florence ard Ford September %
told Of The engagement and forthcoming marriage Of attrac
tive Miss Florence Grove daughter of Mr. and Mrs J r.
Grove To Mr. Ford Wiley. ~ Mr.. and Mrs II , Wiley,
Sunday afternoon at the home Of the brides sister
Mrs Fred Bueholtz.
Calling hours for the afternoon were from until
o'clock Miss Grove blue dotted swiss dress with
lei Of white and her mother received 10
lowered print afternoon dress and Of gArdenas
Mrs Ruehotz wore red dotted swiss. also with white
carnations.
The rings and scrolls presented At the door by
Kathleen Cadien small cousin Of the hrde-eect-
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A handmade lace cloth was
used on the table with a center
piece OF white gladioh. Mrs. Les
lie Cadien. aunt Of the bride elect.
and Mrs Ida Bleed poured and
those assisting were Miss Marion
Powell. Miss Betty Blood Mrs.
Donald n Gilns ard Miss Dorothy
Slater.
Both Miss Grove and Mr.. WI
ley are Lincoln high school grad
yates and he attended Washing
ton state college.
Invited 70 the announcement tea
were
Mrs. J. u. Grove. Mrs Fred
Rueholtz. jr. Mrs y. y. Wiley.
Miss Helen Wiley. Mrs Ronald
r. Grove. Mss Betty Blood Mrs.
Ida Blood. Miss Marion Powell.
Mrs. Grace Powell. Miss Barbara
POWELL Miss Dorothy Slater. Mrs.
J. W. Slater, Miss Mardell Slater.
Mrs. Donald n. ellis. Mrs. Irving
Brandt. Mrs. Murray Morgan, Ho-
quiam. Miss Virginia Edwards.
Miss Avs Douglas. Seattle
Miss Olive Moe. Miss Rhoda
Ludwick. Miss Bunny McCafferty.
Miss Helen psckusick. Mrs a. y.
Pakusieh. Mrs. Albert Lewtas,
Mrs Howard Hansen. Mrs. Grace
Farmer. Miss Mary Farmer, Mrs.
Frank =. Farming. ir. Mrs. J u.
Smith. Mrs. Fred Bueholtz, Mrs.
Ernest little, Mrs. William Ne
Donald.
Miss Irene OstneSs Miss Helen
Ostness. Miss Rita Clement. Mrs.
s. Gibson. Mrs, Joe Goodman.
Mrs Bud Cook. Mrs MOI m n
strom, Miss Helen Barna. Miss
Katherine Clark. Miss Mary Clark.
Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs Dick Car.
rity. Mrs. Robert Pollock. Mrs.
Lyle c. Petersen, Seattle. Mrs.
James Sales. Seattle.
Miss Elizabeth Rohh. Miss Viz
ginia Smyth, Mrs. Ian Mcmillan
Mrs. Harold r Rock. Mrs. Einai
/ Tegen. Mrs Edwin Roberts. South
Bend. Mrs. Leslie Cadieu. Mrs
Ed Mccoy. Wapato Mrs. Almor
Wiley Portland. Mrs. William
+ Capps. Mrs. Clifford Wescoat.
Mrs Homer sehrump. Mrs. Brooks
W. Edwards. Mrs. s. W. North
cult
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Patricia Johnson Weds
Saturday Evening

Quaint white and yellow sum
r,er flowers, with daisies predomi-
mating. formed the floral back
ground for the marriage Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock OF Miss
Patricia Anne johnson, daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. Harry F.. Jonn-
.on. h Mr.. William Arson Mon
roe. r.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Arson Monroe Of spokane.
Tn. vows were exchanged at the
family home with the Rev. Fred
,rick Judson officiating.
Wedding MUSIC before the cere-
nony included Wishing and
"Liebestraum, sung by Miss Betty
Cheney, with accompaniment by
Mr.. Clayton johnson who also
PLAYED the wedding marches.
The new Mrs Monroe wore a
wedding gown of white marqui-
settle styled becomingly with a
deep drop-shouldered yoke of tiny
tucks and pleated ruffle, fitted
bodice and bishop sleeves. The
dress had a long full skirt and
flowing train. over which her veil
was arranged. 1t was held in
place by a tiny cluster of stepha-
motifs. In her bridal bouquet were
white gladioli, stephsnotis. lark
spur and sweet sultan with ribbon
showers.
Miss Bernice Lucille Johnson
was her sisters maid of honor and
wore similar gown Of yellow dot
chiffon daisies and yellow sweet
sultana.
The brides twin cousins from
Portland. Miss Frances and Miss
Janice Johnson. lighted the candles
and wore dresses of yellow taffeta.
The little flower girl was Jacque-
line Harper who wore white dotted
swiss. and the ring was carried IN
. rose by John Herbert johnson.
young brother of the bride
Mr.. Charles Harper was the
best man and ushers were Mr..
II. f. J. johnson, IT,, and Mr..
George Andrews.
- For her daughters wedding
Mrs. johnson wore printed
linen frock in navy. white and
yellow and Mrs. Monroe wore
green chiffon. Both wore cor
sages OF summer flowers.
The reception followed the
ceremony Immediately. The DIN
ing room flowers were arranged
by Mrs D. NJ. Dayton who. with
Mrs. =. J Cronkhite. poured Miss
Patricia Ann McGraw and Ms
Irene Nav Cheatam were N
charge NJ the gift table. Ms
nur1el Woods the guest book and
assisting also were Miss Eliza penn
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Mothers WI Specses ovt-
door Luncheon Wednesday

Mems~fs ~ Ess Tssa<us Navy
uess<rs eias ~sli sfor~r< a. sst-
aaos lsssh-on wednesday % - -
II the hsm< n uss n 4. kns~si.
san "a. nh~ftaan Hsesrvstsnee
Faw th< affair nssy ~ mers With
Mrs. D y nsssssn. ~ 5nee a.
ar hnsssi. "a sssp
During ths sftsfasua nfs y.
ksiisr 9TH Etss . task % ssfis
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internationally Known
Mining Expert Expires

>fohANf - herman & Bell
niger - internationally known
mining expert died IN q Spokane
hospital late Sunday night from
4 heart attack
Belinger retired several months
ago IS wee pres dent 81 the Ana
eon1a Copper 20 Previously. ne
mad esis nilshed = prominent repu-
fation IN virtually every fsld n
mining. Beilinger Nas born IN
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was visitor here Saturday from
Seattle Ne came over 10 attend
the Monty Pereival funeral ssrv-
ices and called on friends.
Clarence Lake. rred bedford.
Chuck Beits and Nd Larson rr-
turned the latter part Of the week
from a four-day excursion into the
interior of British Columbia over
the old Caribou trail Rainbow
trout they saY. are plentiful.
hungry and mad
Ferd Bondy Is siln trying 10
find the straw hat he left some
where in Tacoma or vicinity ssy-
ersl days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Heath and
Art sados are cruising somewhere
IN the san Juans slth intention "a
pay another cali on Percy Barne.
On his little Benurss ISLAND. In De-
esption pas
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n. bonneville
returned from . motor trip n
Idaho IN TIM 70 attend the state
bar association sessions Al the
mountain
H. Charlie. " saunders. for.
merly II 1907 No Alder 1T mas
been assigned 10 Camp Haan. Cal.
az veterinarian officer. BE inspsets
meats and dairy products and also
investigates plants bidding upon
food contracts FOR the camp.
Mr. aud Mrs. frank Taylor, ae-
compauisd ~ the ~ Barksys. are
GA . fishing trip in hontana.
Bert Bradley - reported max
lnR an international cruise x hls
oNn. taking his yacht Into Cana
dian waters iAst wees
Another cruising TaeomaH. Ffsnk
Walters. u planning = fishing TIP
in hia boat neat Wses
Ronald. z-ysaf-old 80 - NJ
snd Mr.. g stafaAsii - FARMLAND
broke hia lsff forearm FOR tss
nffh tine saturday IN FIJI from
sa apple tree
"a Col Waiter belong. STATE
sdutant general an director n
seisctiFs Service. Monday as
nhDsgng frisnds three pink capsules
which nad been 4ssd ~ ths recent
draft loftery IN Washington. d e,
and which had been sent him ffpfn
selectivs servies headquarters AZ
souvenirs
second II Paul n. H4s>en. u
Los Angeles. "a stopping a fsN
days 11th hls SISTER and br0thsf-
ln-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Asrdsn Net
1ei. fi17 No. Fsrds. IN route % the
army sIfbass 81 AnehofaKs. Alas
~. Accompanying hlm thss far On
hia loarHey and slao guests ~
ne Setzsl h9ne. are Gordon Pew
isr n ne LIS Angeles county
health department. ard J.ek B.
Hamilton ~ ne Lneksnbach
Steamship co. At Loa Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
London Raided First
Time Since June II

LosDos---t5srmsa bomnsfs. sp.
parentiy seeking revenge fof ths
Royal Air Parosa s,taek on Berlin
Friday nlabt. ralded London sun.
day night for ths first tins In =
month.
a two- hour raid alarm osoks q
siisno. thai hsd lasted sin1s Juns
~. The last hssvy raid on London
vas carried cot May 10. tina night
Rndoiph tlsrs. ss. Nan. paras
ehufsd in Scotland.
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The following is a pai>al list Of
those who have made reservations
and will drive cars IN the caravan
with their guests: Mesdames Guy
Flaskow. r. w. Dimock. J. ?,
Hart, John A. johnson, Edward
Gazecki. s. f. Light. W. Price,
X. ID. Maxwell r. W. Haskell. r.
p. Tharp. Lee Gentili, A. L. Ga
nelh. r. Dively. Mark Abernethy,
Dwight Ball. f. y. Densmore. X.
G. Fitch. Charles Overturf. w. n.
Woodburne. Clyde Martin. Carol
Richards. r X. Kirk. f. T. Miller,
Henry Rice. NJ. D. Wilkinson Ben
jamin Terry. n L. Malcom. b. W.
Brintnall, r. 3. Webb. II. c.
Nicholson. Arnold johnson and
Hugh Nesbitt. also the Misses
Clare Hartman. Marian Alder.
Mary Dively. 6 Albert. Mae and
Inez Howard. Dorothy Sweet and
Gladys Larson.
Mrs. Calvin Stewart is general
chairman for the event With Mrs.
Bertram Thomas as assistant
Others on the committee are Mrs.
NJ. y. wilkinson. Mrs. r. NJ Hay
den. Mrs ". " Seymour, Mrs.
Arthur Greene. Mrs. z. NJ Lewis
Mrs. Stanley Shaw. Mrs Guy
Falskow and Mrs. W. r. Dickson.
Hostesses at the gardens will be
Mrs. Henry Skramstad. Mrs
Stanley Shaw, Mrs. A. r. Gardner,
Mrs. A. NJ. Beatty. Mrs. f. NJ
Lewis Mrs. f. d. Hodge. Mrs. "
c Deering. Mrs W. w. Seymour
and Mrs r. c. Richards
Assisting Mrs. Arthur Green
with tickets are Mrs. Leo Bues-
cher, and the Misses Margaret
Slvertson. Carol Buescher. Joan
Bromwel. Ruth Frye and Betty
Jane Shines.
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Mrs. Kennard
Will Speak
Western Writers League
Has Picnic az Steilseoom

Announcement vas made Al
the last meeting Of the League
Of Western Writers that one
Of it's members. Mrs. Hunter
Kennard. Will have a featured
position n the program Of
the national convention Of the
league TO be held in Seattle
Aug. 7 to Q. Mrs. kennard
will speak on Poetic Drama
At the poets breakfast on the
second day of the convention.
Archie Binns. Northwest
novelist. who is well known
here. will speak at the Home
Coming" banquet of the con-
vention of that day.
The announcement vas made 10
members Of the local chapter fol-
lowing |. picnic dinner served on
the verands Of sunny Crest.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
y. NcClelland in Steilacoom FRI
day evening.
In the absence Of the chapter
president, Mrs. II. r. Msybin. VINO
ia recovering from a recent illness,
Raw n. Penney presided al the
business session following the din
ner. Mrs. Thomas Brown and MI.
Penney were chosen as delegates
10 tho Seattle convention. and
nlan, were considered for a trip
n the mountain on Aug. 10. when
tn. Tacoma chapter will pilot the
convention delegates on a sight
seeing trip to Paradise
The Rev. Harold l. Booch was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Kennard. and others present IN
ruded Messrs. and Mes d a m es
Thomas Brown. f. II. Butler l.
y. NcClelland. John r. Davy'
Nesdames L. J. Mahlberg, Corinne
Jones. Bernice Barton and X. d.
Penney. Members of the chapter
learned with regret that Mrs.
Mahlberg will be leaving soon for
her new home in Bellingham.
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The War
In Brief
ny UNITED PRESS

LONDON - LuftwAffe bombs
London for first time In weeks.
three raiders shot down. Raj Of
fensive interrupted by bad wealth
r.. British encouraged by strong
Russian stand. Lease-iend Admin
istrator Harry l. Hopkins prom
iscs all possible United states AID
10 China and Russia
MOSCOW - Claim half German
division destroyed on Finnish front.
rest routed. hold off Germans on
broad front with trench war Of
positions developing In sonae sse-
tors. claim sinking two German
destroyeTs. two transports, sub
marine and patrol ship In Baltic:
f { onstanla and Finnish ship
bombed: German infantry disi-
sion. smashed. probably In smo-
lensk sector; pressure easing along
line.
BERLIN frankfurtsr Zeliung
admits Rusuians sometimes cut off
Nazi spearheads. drive wedges INTO
Sazl lines. nays western Diltz tao
tics fail because Russians veil led
sell equipped. hard fighters. other
spufceE claim Eazis nov - miles
from Leningfsd. 40 from Moscow
ROME Italian planes hoHnb
Malta: British planes bon,b Ben
ghA1l
TokNO ruyy council approves
Eresnsnt ~ take over hases 10
French fnlc-chins japanese bust
1essss meet - consider crisis -
Anglo American Dutch economic
sanctions
BATAkIA-Duteh freeze JaPan-
ess hank 4ssets. suspend Japansss
foreign exchange. iiesn>s All trade
with Japan. China. hAnehukuo
and French Indo-t hlBa.
SAIGON JaPansse n O. <
south into ne7S baaes
SIDNEY. 900 ssrksrs strike
in protest against Imprisonment Of
two communists
MANILA May call ~ some -
80 900 Phhippins army feasrslsia.
SIOf kIfOf-d 80 Bsiisas Russo
German naval bsiti~ may haze
boen fought In Battle.
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Peace Group
Will Meet
M. Ardrs~ w;lses se
Open Home fsv Session

Open Home fev Session
Mr.. Andrew Wilson VIII
open her home. Monte fl<-
=" for : special nesting If
re Nomans Coaneil for
Peace on Thursday. Lunch.
en-. n - served At l. -
n'rlcsk. wlll = followed - .
short business session over
shleh Mrs. Frank Otis VIII
preside. Reports wllI ~ made
- shr cuaneil COMMITTEES dur
NJ the meeting. snd ewing "a
ne present erisi< n warld
events. . general discussion
.ill follow.
xrs Majesty ssnlss IN sp~>s
~ ifnr-rt.nt fntsfnstice.t s~>rts
ART uss Iss~ss y k<<snsr vii
give - lnt.<pretssl.r n worid a.
fslf. rs~ pruxrsm ~sii start II ,
asnlnea
M~mn<vs sr- Instructed u tsss
<ssA~r me south rs<~ms vsv -
aecss~f reid 49, n fpF.~sv
funs a fn~mlnuse Intervals so
iii - net ~ ears - Ten a rns
after is~s~s 81 " - sns - -.
Hsmn<rs fskinr fhIs M. are 80
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johnson. the brides COUSIN. Ms
Margaret Taylor and Mss DarcIs
Dayton.
For her travelling outnt fhe
bride wore heIFs Elk crepe
princess dreas Nth tweed top
coat brown accessories and an
orchid eorssFs
When they return VI and
Ms Monroe V1ll make Their nome
here.
The BRIDE attended Okla homa
College for Women where her
sorority was Sigma Delta and her
husband attended Tulane univer-
ssty in New Orleans ard Washing-
ton state college al Pullman He
affiliated with Sigma chi fra
ternity.
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Word OF ssby's Arrived
Received From F1ooekh

rseam. ffisszIs ~ NJ SO nrs.
u&snxv Led a ltnaaiain fnr~xrsy
- rsrsms kss. Fee-ts~a sufs -
sns nlfth ~ thea first snsia. .
go rhs Httis 10y ~tu - e.Et~<l
salf Ama1a~u E.<~a
sharing Ehs sn-sfstaiefscrs srs
sFsaapsFeHts NJ sea ufs Martin
Iced 70 rsssu>. nfs Auorsipa
~ Maatsas sass greet efsads
f.ts~s Mr. nartinas q. Iced Il
Norway.
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ksrlsons Return From
Csliiornis This WseI

Mr. and Afs e . ksflsun ~lil
return this wpeh from tNa weeks
In aan Francisco and Oakland
They made ths trip ny train
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tssstioninE ssssnfiy a tssr~r
Paris isdss Jasper NsfssrsI ssrs.
eanssiisn Heess~s. ~ss ulss Jsss
u Thomas a rassws.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lindberq
AZ B. G. Resort

Mr. and Mrs W lAndberE ~
Tacoma are spending a weeks va
cation At Harrison Hot Springs,
y C. and are registered at the
Hot Springs hotel there.
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your Postmaster eau toll yDsi
h0w - invest in e = usfsass
itonts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

Your Postmaster can tell you
hoV 70 invest in L. S Defense
Bonds
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Germany in 1857. ard came to tns
United States a. a child
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MANILA May call - soms -
80 600 Phiiippins army fessrslsta
SIO6 hIiOI-A 80 B@iists Eusss-
German nsYaI battle may haze
been fought In Battle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Anniversary Is Observed
Al Smorqasbord Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Dahl marked
their 25th wedding anniversary
Saturday evening and were hon.
ored at surprise Swedish smor-
dashboard supper.
The rooms were decorated with
red rosebuds and spring flowers.
On the table was lace cloth, CEN
tered by wedding cake thanked
by tall white tapers.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Carl Lindskog, Carl
Pearson, Bill Forslund Einar
Olund, Ralph Lindskog and daugh-
ter. Phyllis, Charles Orman. Will
ford Becklund. Walter Becklund,
Gust Larson. Ole Hegdshl. Einar
Odin, L. Wenman, Joe Hagstrom.
Z. Lying. Sven Rodin OF Corvallis,
Ore. Louie Thoreson and A. Olson
OF Bow, Wash. and Mr.. Oscar
Lundgren.
Others were the Misses Elsie
Olund, Barbara and Thelma Beck
lund and Kathrine La Duce and the
Mesrs. Irving Olson, Harold Lund-
: skog. Harold Wenman. Harold
Becklund End Paul Vlamis.
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Bethany Ladies
Plan Meeting

The Bethany Ladies Society OF
Christian Service will met on Wed
nesday in the church parlors Of
Bethany Methodist church. There
will be an executive board meet
ing at 10 o'clock. followed by a
prayer circle at 1913. Tho bust
ness session Is called for IL o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. f. Beemer presiding.
Luncheon will be served at 12.30
by the hostesses. Mrs. Mary Doyle.
Joseph McDonough, Mrs. NJ. r.
Beemer and Miss Lydia Drebert.
The afternoon program will
open at 100. Mrs. L. A. Curtice.
program chairman, will present
Mrs. J. l. Tidd az leader OF deyo-
lions. Mrs. Ernest Barber in a
number of solos. and Mrs. Ernest
c. Lloyd will speak OF her recent
travels in the Hawaiian islands.
All ladies Of the community are
cordially invited to attend.
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News and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
Enthusiasm Greeis
Theatre Guild PLAY

Members 81 the Fire Aria Krour
~ ire junior Ncmsn's club met
Tuesday At : e'cscek a re hens
~ Mrs ] ~. uendry Tor ne rsru-
lar monthly meeting. for IRIS
special program re Tseoras
Theatsr Guild presented : heavy
drama concerning three women
who's destlnies hinged On The cut.
come ~ the w.r in Russia. Char
aeterirstions II these powers n
fate wcre portrayed ~ Mrs. Owen
=. Hughes rresiden, Of tire
rhester guild, Mrs Edith Daniel
and Mis-. Virginia Shsekelferd.
who has not only studied and
given many performances In the
east but has bern in theater work
for years
Program narration vas given
nv Mrs Ellsworth c. Power. WIN
al>o made several announcements
relevant 10 the program, INC per
formances were given under ths
direction u fhilhurn Friedman.
Among those seen watching
with interest the Guild drama
were: Chairman 81 the Fine Arts
group. Mrs A. W opperman. and
Mrs. Howard '. kohr Also noted
were Mesdames Ralph keckiey.
l.. o Reslnger. A. flummer York.
A. T. Dookeray. president % the
Junior Women's club. Morley Rroi.
man. G. p Skewis. William Com
msnder. John NJ Mead. ". A
Sather. c. ". speir. ~ Nelonir.
Louisa J Fckridee. Rurri,t Ander.
son, Louis A. Misener. Lloyd Sell.
Donald he Lisle. Charles J Weller
During the tea hour Mr.. Owen
=. Hughes and Mrs. Ellsworth G
Power were asked 10 pour.
The Fine Arts division, newly
organized. under the Craftsmanship
Of Mrs. A w. oppermsn and Mr..
Howard V. kohr. tries 10 bring 10
the junior women programs that
are both educational and cultural
The next meeting Will take place
~ the homo Of Louis A. Misener.
"Wednesday March 10Th. rhotog.
raphy viii be the topic Of discus.
sion which viii include It's many
phases, such a. What Constitutes
a Good or Bad Picture" "rhotog-
raphy as = Hobby" and The
background and the Future 81
Photography"
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Christian Service
Society Meets

The Women's Society Of Chris
tan Service OF st. Psuls Methodist
church will meet Wednesday in
the church parlors at IL o'clock
for the business meeting at which
the president, Mrs. y. p. Stock
bridge. will preside.
Luncheon will be served at
1880 by Circle 3. Miss Katherine
Goettling, chairman. At 100 Mrs.
c. J. Hoist will have devotional
service, with Mrs. George b. Neff
giving the lesson.
Lent" Is the subject the Rev.
f. p. Goulder, guest speaker, has
chosen.