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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
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~ Ew matrons have lovely skin Mrs. Joseph A.
u When Helen Stringfellow plays tennis In shorts
the gallery Ia always fascinated by her shapey legs
Mrs John W. Dyar outstanding example of the chic
modern grandmother.
Mrs. Judson Broadway and dsughter.n-aw, Mrs Judson
Broadway Jr. very congenial.
Mrs. Cecil Hobbs is of the charming women in
Mayfair.
Mrs. Roger Morrison the former Mary Reynolds grows
prettier all the time
Mrs. Alfred H. Whitaker who is pretty and young
looking, makes lovely picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Maid of Honor

Miss Murphy had as maid Of
honor. her sister. Miss LOIS
Murphy. and two bridesmaids,
her sister, Miss Lila Murphy,
and her cousin, Miss Geraldine
Higbie.
Ned Granger was his brothers
best man. UShers We're Stewart
w. Munroe Jr. and the bride :
two young brothers. Charles r.
Murphy Jr. and Michael.
The attendants all wore sum
merry organize dresses with bouf-
FAINT skirts, tight fitting bodlceS
and sweetheart necklineS.
The maid Of honor was In
champagne color which matched
her lovely tan and wore a tiny
hat in the same shade set off b,
a shoulder length veil.
She carried a loose bouquet
~ white daisies with yellow
centers.
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In Lime Green

Miss Higbie was in lgne green
and wore a little round hat 10
match while Miss Lila Murphy
was In baby pink and wore a
pink hat trimmed with daisies.
They carried arm bouquets Of
daisies.
The pretty brunei bride wore
a wedding dress Of white nous
selins de sole made with a full
skirt ending in a long tram, a
tight fitting bodice embelhShed
IN front with orange blossoms
and short. puff sleeves
Her coronet from which fell q
long tulle veil was Of lace that
had belonged 10 her great grand
mother, Mrs. William Ofult
Mundy of Louisville. KY And.
her bridal bouquet had solid
center Of blue forget -me-nots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Clubs Are Gay Spots
In Week Of Few Events;
Socid Set Evddes Heat
THE DoWAGER's DoGMAs

THE things that grow
Il slowly are always long
lived;
The ones that grow
quickly soon die.
So keep your reserve iii
you're sure ii is time
An intimate friendship 10
try.
EOR friendship and love
Il all grow from the same
tree;
They both ripen slowly,
my dear.
If they grow too quickly
they never are strong
And may cause you sor-
row, I fear.
with George Besll Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Belanger and a
host of others.
Sunday the Country Club was
very popular for the noon meal
eaten on the big porches. We
noticed among the guests Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph C. STANDARD,
Joseph 6. Standard Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward A. Bachelor, DR..
and Mrs. Frank Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. John F'inkenstaedt with
pretty Ann Finkenstaedt.-who
looked very smart in a red and
white print dress; DR.. and Mrs.
Archibald McAlpine. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Hartz. Mrs.
Alexander Copeland. Miss SUI
zanne Copeland. DR.. Andrew
Biddle. Mrs. Frank p. Book, Mr..
and Mrs. Muir Duffield. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Walker and hun
dreds of others.
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DON'T try 10 hurry q
IL friendship too much,
Let ii grow slowly for
strength.
Intimate contacts thar ripen
too soon
Never are noted for
length.
OTUDY each other TO see
~ what there is
OF real understanding
and worth.
Don't jump 10 conclusions:
do please give il time.
Real friendship is slow in
its birth.
II hasn't been gay week
except for a few small affairs.
Mrs. William Hendrie set the
ball rolling with a dinner for
women in honor Of her mother,
Mrs. Robert Irvine. This was
w e esday night in Mrs.
Hendrie's home in Provencal
road. Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
Alvan Macauley had a luncheon
in honor Of her sister. Mrs. Luke
Gilbert Of New York. who is
Mrs. Macauley's house guest.
Tuesday night, Mr.. and Mrs.
Macauley had small dinner
party also in Mrs. Gilberts
honor.
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Beauties in Swim
AT Oakland Hills
Continued from Page Onp)

other afternoon We saw her
chatting happily with Laurie
OToole and Linda Bailey.
Shirley Smith and Virginia
Brown love both tennis and
swimming so they don their
bathing suits and wear them all
day. alternating meantime. be-
tween the tennis courts and the
pool.
Martha Caulley, Jeanette
Seeyle and Kitty Keller are div
ing girls but Barbara letters and
Shirley Calm prefer sun tanning
in their beach chairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
HOUSES for Rent

ALLEN PARK-L576s Angelique hve-room
brick. new. natural fireplace, tile bath,
gas heat. Adults only. Leaving city.
FAUST, iilS9-Summer months: g rooms,
screened porch, barbecue; garage; trees.
Vermont 5-s5i9.
PALMER WOODS DISTRICT
Fairway dr.. l50-ft. lot, fronting Detroit
Golf club ~ rooms; oil heat; 3 baths.
Ewes UN. l-qOO6
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Apartment Property for Safe
Suburban Real Estate for Sole
Lake and RiVer Properly for Sal.

AMHERsTBURG RIVER FRONT
year around home, four bedrooms, fur
mace, hardwood floors. hreplaces boat
house; lilac and fruit trees Windsor
3-i7ii
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BUYERs-Any East Side property, cash
terms. Burd. ivanhoe 33iO.
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Little Farms for Sale

a HONE SITE WORTH Will
Lots hoSl3S. Water. Gas Bus
Good Garden Soil on EASY TERMS
AUDREY AND g-MILE
y Nile West 81 Mound ROAD
Is J. HOSTE
4pso r s-Mle RI. Cen'er.in. 1879
APPLE TREES cover this Charming home.
sie paved frontage sprlng water $50
handles Newman. Wayne and GODDARD Rfs
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fo-AcRE: paved So 500: s3-acre. IS 800,
l2-acrs; vacant 81 400. Lltsenherger
Worthwhile To-.
-l4n-AeRE farfis rhrap f0T Cash also otl-
eu, kighteen-Mtls road 3I2 North
Graiiot, Mt Clemens 1897
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READY CASH BUYERS. Houses. fats,
Tyler 5-0722
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DEARBORN HIGHLANDs-Be Beautiful home
sites: $3.50 and UP. DE. 1888.
DEARBoRN--lots, paved streets, $500.
Michael Korte, 1888 Michigan. oregon
es3s
FLORAL PARK-Nine- and Grand
River lots; sacrifice. make ofer
2a57 Lothrop.
HUNTINGTON wooDs-Tslbot road: so
foot lot, owner sacrificing; S523 North
lawn 1850.
LITTLEFIELD NEAR Curtis = Lot No.
1i4s: priced $3.50 Call owner. Madison
SOIL. No commission.
LOT 30xi12. Palmetto. near Van Dyke
reasonable for cash. Owner, e729 Peter
Hunt.
RELIABLE builder wanted: FLA, lot ready
for development We. $3.50.
RIVERVfEW. near Grand River--40xl2s;
bargain for 5000 cash. owner. Birming-
ham 1873,
SYLVAN LAKE-Ffve lots originally So.
500 sacrifice $3.50 each. ''Windiate,
Pontiac 4i01.
STATE FAIR EAST near John R-7Ox
100. improvements owner Gacrinces
terms. Trinity 2-e325
READ Times Want Ads for proht--uss
them for resultsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought. rtges. made.
McHugh. iti0 Ford Bidg cadillac o3te
ANY desirable LAND contract purchased.
MELVIN f LANPHAR & COMPANY
725 Lafayette Bids Cadillac 63i0
AT Low discounts. We huy land contracts
Average AZ q FIRST mtg lqsns Etw.
Henkel Co, Hammond RidE CAD 2655
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Livernois

A BEAUTIFUL 3. piece mohair living room
suite, was SIZE SO, now, S2f so. used
very little; many others as low as $40. so.
Only al our Gratiot Avenue Store
TERMS EE'S TERMS
1891 GRATloT OPEN SUN. AND EYES.
5-PIECE DINETTE, SO
Solid oak In champagne finish, factory
packed. Hurry for this bargain. 81 delivers.
CORNELL'S s2es WOODWARD
$50. so AMERICAN BEAUTY mattresses: A
few samples, fully guaranteed. 50 e5.
Washington. 1868 Gratiot. open evenings.
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aRhN REAL ESTATE CORNER AfnQ /
aas9sA For RENT FOR SALE 9aE1@k
Real Estate Wanted

AN LOOKING for five-room home or fiat
Dearborn or northwsstern Detroit. Write
Box B-637e. Detroit Times.
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Income Bungalows for Rent

ILENE. l65s5-5 rooms; automatic heat.
refrigeration, stove; $40. University
1-1S30.
KENMOOR. i2O4O--NeW section: upper Ave
rooms. S45 adults. Pingree 1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

Business Property for Sale
Hunting. Fishing Property

HUNTERS For sale rtrzr nv W. cabin
ard 20 acres ~ lana Located In good
Tesr hunting area also good fishing TIMER
Peninsula. BsraRa County Write - Arthur
la plante. KeWeenaw Bay
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WANTED or broom modern frame or
brick home from owner, east side: price
about $4,000. with 81. 900 down.
Henze Co. 1539s Gratiot PR O0io
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RESORTS for Sale

QUkRTER-AcRE plo, at weli.knoVn.
buin-up vacation community A. lake
Huron; bathing. boating. hShing Clue
house. Sacrifice for Si75, easy terms ].
y. chenlns. Room 1908. Majestic Bldg
Detroit. Phone ca 1857
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Residential Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

BOULEVARD. West Grand. 1720-Pleasant
room; quiet home; business lady. Tyler
4-74q2
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Resorts for Rem

COMFORTABLE Summer cottage PINT
sell beautiful surroundings Reasonable
$500 Jackson boulevard. White Lake
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate ltstlngs
in the biz Sunday Times Want Al
Section
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Share Living Quarters

COUPLE-Two gentlemen; share home
tDearborn); Greenfield. (oregon 5l5a
after 81
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Furnished Houses for Rent

EDISON, l526-Beautlfully furnished -four
bedrooms: automatic heat; Si25. Town
send $685..
oAKFIELD, 1573O-seven rooms shower
shady lawn. garden $50. Vermont 5-4393.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Flats for Sale
Bungalows for Sale

A BROOM hrickcote cottage on an SOFT.
lot for only 5000 with $50. 25S0O r.
Jefferson, near 10.Mile Rd., or 247OO
Harper.
BFRKI.FY-7-room bungalow equity; own
or Sacrifices. Inquire IS Leicester Detroit
NFW 5-ROOM Brick Veneer tile bath and
kitchen: large attic: 81 700.
DAN HARRISON. UNIVERSITY i-i25o
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BUYERS GUIDE
.ocrssop,rs-ooupIrrE line
ADVERTISING DISPLAYS

HOUSES Advanced fashions moderate
prices. "Minas" io7 West Warren.
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Income Bungalows for Sale

DEARBORN-5-4: double garage, lar
lot; excellent condition. owner, oreg
fo4T
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Married at
Church Rites
Miss Lois johnson WEEDS
Mr.. Arthur Sheehan

The marriage of Miss Lola
NJ. Johnson, daughter of Mrs.
Matte Johnson, TO Mr.. Arthur
+. Sheehan. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. X. Sheehan, was SOL
emnized the evening of Nov.
% in the First Baptist church.
The Rev. Walter o. Macoskey
read the wedding vows by
candlelight in a setting Of
bronze and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns.
Given in marriage by her uncle,
Mr.. Clarence A. Potter, the bride
wore a floor length gown Of flow
cred white taffeta, made with
long sleeves, sweetheart neckline,
fitted bodice and full skirt. The
sleeves and neckline were trim
med with pleated lace. Completing
the picture was her fingertip veil,
which was fastened to a Juliet
cap Of pearls. Her flowers were
white carnations and bouvardia.
Mrs. Eva Johnson was her sis
ters maid of honor. Her powder
blue gown was also floor length,
made with a fitted bodice, puffed
sleeves and sweetheart neckline.
Her flowers were white and bronze
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. George f. Padur. brother
in-law of the bridegroom. served
as best man and Mr.. Martin w.
Robertson was the usher,
Mrs johnson chose for her
daughters wedding, a powder blue
dress and a corsage of Talisman
roses.
Pouring at the reception which
followed in the church parlors
were Mrs. George f. Padur anc
Mrs. James Turner. ASSISTING
were Mrs. Edward Burk. who cut
the wedding cake. and MISS
Phyllis Sheehan. who had charge
of the guest book. Little Annette
Burk passed the groom's cake.
For going-swsy. the bride Sc
lected an olive-eolored afternoon
dress with which she wore mar
mot fur coat and matching aces
series. The new home will be mad,
at Browns Point.
Mrs. johnson is a member oi
Sigma chapter of Alpha Iota lin
ternstonal business girls soror
ity).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Christmas Party
For Lutheran Group

Friday evening, Dec. 5, at
o'clock members and friends Of
Central Lutheran church will meet
informally in the church parlors
for a Christmas party. AS the
monthly Friendly Friday" social,
the occasion will carry out the
Christmas theme, with a musical
program presented by the Central
Lutheran choir, directed by Gunnar
J. Malmin. In addition to COM
munity singing and numbers by
the choir, there will also be selec-
tons rendered by the women's trio.
Ladies of circle 10 will be host
esses at this Christmas party, the
holiday theme being used in table
decorations and decorations of the
large social room. Mrs. Elliott T.
Evenson. chairman of the hostess
group, will be assisted by Mes
danes Alvin Andersen, L. II. Berg
lund, Ruth Drowley, John A. Bar
clay. Howard G. Post, Donald
Sawdey, Charles Young, Martin
Wall and Misses Lucille and Vera
Parsons, Pearl Oliver and Helen
Sampson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Regular Meeting Scheduled
By Corinthian Chapter

Corinthian chapter, o. z. s., Will
hold a regular meeting in Dough-
erty Masonic hall, No. 3sth and
Cheyenne SITS, at s o'clock Mon
day evening. Members will honor
Mrs. Rose Leonard, mother adj
wiser of Tacoma assembly, Order
of Rainbow for Girls. After the
meeting, Rainbow Girls will pre-
sent a program and join in the
entertainment. A cake walk will
be staged by the members. Re-
freshments will be served. All
Eastern Stars are invited.
American SlOxak Citizens club
will hold its regular meeting Sun
day at Polish hall. Ea. Both and
r SITS. An election of officers will
be held and refreshments will be
served. Andrew Kachurak is Sec
rotary.
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g. p. S.Group
To Entertain
Delta Alpha Gamma VIII
Honor Basketball Team

Members of the College OF
Puget Sound basketball team
who are travelling to Central
America soon to play there
are to be specially honored
guests at the Delta Alpha
Gamma sorority pledge dance
tonight. Dancing will be from
9 until u at the Steilaeoom
town hall.
school colors of maroon and
white emphasized by the Latin
American reds. greens and yeilows
will decorate the hall for this
basket" ball. Clever miniature
basketbans have been made as
nroerams. with dances named
after team members.
The 10 members of the travelling
team are Norman Walker, James
Paulson. Melvin Blanchard, Dom
aid Hersey. James Van Camp, Car
roll Winslow. Lloyd Baisinger'
Thomas Cross, Robert Loftness,
Donald Brown, Coach Stuart
Parks. and DR.. Warren E. Tom
linson who will act as interpreter.
Also guests are the sorority and
Anderson hall presidents, the
Misses Deborah Webb, Ruth Paul.
inc Todd, Doris Wittren, Kathryn
Evans.
Those completing arrangements
for the affair include Misses Mary
Brooke Lucas, Doris Nelson. Mary
Lou Ponton, Patricia Hildebrandt,
Dolores Havlina, and Mary Louise
Rogers.
Gamma hostesses also will be
Misses Anita Sherman. Mildred
Despair, Virginia Judd, Esther
Mann, Shirley Stone, Jean Wright,
Berget Carlson, Dorothy Anne
Bremen, Elda Lee Mahaffey, Jane
Hudson, Emily Spring, Doris Nell
son, Katherine Granlund, Rose
mary salley, Edith Pleoger, Rose
mary Devote, Carol Webb, Mar
garet Mead, Jane Loren, Almira
Marchesini and Jane Sorenson.
On the guest list are Misses
Betty Heaton, Marijane Lewis, No
reen Stendahl, Jean Hallen, Hazel
Woods, Norma Gagliardi and
Philip Raymond, Lynn Axelson,
William Tregoning, Lee Foreman,
Bert Polling, Verne Hinrich,
Thomas Dolvin, John Frater, Paul
Davis, Weldon Rau, Sid Smith,
Leroy Vaughn, Thorton Mock,
Austin Fengler, Charles Pittman,
Harris Martin, Neil Clemens,
James Frank, George Ellis, Ed
ward Book, Philip Foraker, James
Walter and Robert Hedburg.
Patrons and patronesses are
Miss Kathleen Cooper and guests,
DR.. and Mrs. f. Delmar Gibbs, DR..
and Mrs. Raymond L. Powell, Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Parks and DR..
and Mrs. Warren r. Tomlinson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Destiny Auxiliary
To Close Year

Destiny auxiliary, Bnai Birth,
will end the year 1941 by initi-
ating six new candidates. Mrs.
Harry Lorber, president, announces
as new members Mesdames S. AL
tose, T. Carol, o. Fishbach, S.
Grenley, H. Nossen and B. Rosen-
berg.
1t is requested that all members
bring in stubs and returns on tick
cts. A feature of the evening is
the cigaret shower. all packages
collected to be distributed at Fort
Lewis during the holidays.
The meeting will start at Sis
p. m. in Talmud Torah synagogue.
A late supper will follow.
As is their usual weekly custom,
a group of officers wives of Olym-
pia met yesterday for luncheon and
bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Association
ToCOnvene
Mrs. Burns Poe TO Conduct
First Presbyterian Meet

The Woman's association Of
the First Presbyterian church
holds its regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday in
Middleton parlor. Beginning
at 1890 the business session,
presided over by Mrs. Burns
Poe, will include all reports of
officers, chairmen and circle
and guild presidents, followed
by the presentation of the
year book of prayer by Mrs.
George Dunlap.
Members are asked to bring
their books that they may better
follow her remarks.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
in Stone hall by members of
Circle N with Mrs. J. c. Rot.
their president, as hostess.
The afternoon program il in
charge of the Inez F. Weyer guild,
who will present Mrs. Clara M.
Walen who will give the devo-
tional talk, her subject being MY
Gold, Naught From Thee With
hold" and the Rev. c. Walter
johnson, missionary director at
the u. S. Tacoma hospital. in an
illustrated talk. Mrs. Otto Roeder,
in charge of the musical part of
the program, has asked Mrs.
James Repp for Christmas song
and the trio from Lincoln high
school, composed of the Misses
Louise Doubleday, Ruth Samuel
son and Betty Nelson. for group
of Christmas carols.
Those bringing gifts and tree
ornaments for the u. s. Tacoma
hospital are asked to place them
under the tree provided and others
are asked to bring kitchen towels.
On Friday the Womens Bible
class will hold its annual Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Graham. 2206 No. Alder.
A potluck luncheon will be served
at 1890.
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News and Notes oil. Army Circles

sted from the University OF Utah
in 1899. While there he was a
member of Scabbard and Blade,
an honorary military fraternity.
After graduation and before enter
ing the service, he did year of
graduate work ut the university.
The engagement OF Miss Vir-
ginia Collins of Seattle to Lieut..
Theodore +. Willhite of McChord
field was announced today.
Miss Collins is a stewardess for
the United Airlines. Lieut.. Will
hite is a flying officer, having
graduated from Brooks and Ran
dolph Fields early this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Miss Steele
Is Bride
WEEDS Mr.. johnson Dec. 3
At Church Ceremony

Event of Dec. 3 was the
marriage of Miss lone M.
Steele, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Steele, to Mr.. John
w. Johnson of Kimball, MINI.
The evening church ceremony
was performed at 8 o'clock,
the Rev. Snowden reading the
vows in front of the fireplace
in a candlelighted setting of
chrysanthemums and pine
boughs.
For her marriage, the bride Sc
lected an afternoon dress of cocoa
brown crepe. With it she wore
dark brown and olive green ac-
cessories. Her corsage was of
gardenias and roses.
Mrs. Marion e. Christianson,
matron of honor, wore a green
afternoon 0ttSc anu a COlSoSN ~
talisman roses. The bride was
maid of honor for Mrs. Christian
son at her wedding in May.
Mr.. Charles L. Johnson, brother
of the bridegroom, served as best
man.
For her daughters marriage
and the reception which followed
at the family home. Mrs. Steele
wore a navy blue dress and a cor
sage of roses and forget-me-nots.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will make
their first home at 5s4S So. Ia
coma way. The bride attended
Lincoln high school and knapps
Business college. She is a mem
Der of Messenger auxiliary, V. F.
w. The bridegroom attended Kim
ball high school in Kimball, MINI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Concert, Dance
On Saturday

The Tacoma Actives English
Speaking lodge is holding tam
buritza concert and dance Satur-
day, Dec. 6 at the Sfavonian hail.
The Bellingham Tamburitza or
chestra consisting of Is players
is directed by Mr.. Walter Susanj,
a former resident of Tacoma. The
concert will be from until 10,
and dancing to a popular Tacoma
orchestra will follow. The decora-
tions will be in keeping with the
Yuletide season.
Miss Mary Jasprics, chairman,
assisted by Miss Millicent Boge-
itch. has appointed the following
committees: Music. Mes d a m e s
Vincent Borcich. George Frankie
and Miss Marie Broz: tickets,
Mrs. William Jasprica and Misses
Helen Libicich, Katherine JAS
RIGA. Mary Mlsdinov and Kath-
crime Franich, refreshments.
Messrs. George Franco. Thomas
Marinkovich. William Jasprica.
Robert Lueich and Mitchell BIZ
lanko; publicity, Misses Tillie Paw
lich. Marie Bogetich and Eliza
beth kordich; decorations. Mrs.
Jack Karuza, Misses Mary Jasper
and Minnie Zurich.
Many people from Seattle,
Aberdeen and Bellinghsm Will at
I tend this gala affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Holiday Tea
Anticipated
PIC. Dormifory Auxiliary
Ne. Z 70 Entertain

To open the pre-holiday sea
son Pacific Lutheran College
Dormitory Auxiliary No. ?
will give a tea Sunday after
noon from 3 until 5 o'clock IN
the new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Raymond in Falkland.
The growing membership
of this organization. which IN
cludes friends and alumnae Of
the college, now numbers one
hundred and fifteen members.
Through their numerous &C
tivities a growing fund TO go
toward the girls dormitory IS
being established.
Guests will be welcomed by Mrs.
Stanley Willis, Mrs. Melvin Peder-
sen. and Mrs. Peter Velsvick, the
hostess committee. Mrs. r. l.
Renwick, program chairman, VIII
introduce several numbers.
George Johnson's ensemble COM
posed of Mrs. Helen Ransom, Al
bert Kuhn. first violins; Miss Wv
ian Pearson. and Miss Dorothy
Cook, second violins: Mrs. c. J.
Malmin. viola: and Miss Marjorie
Wentworth, cello, will play sew
eral Christmas carols - joy to
the World" 20 Little Town Of
Bethlehem" at Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" "Hark the Her
aid Angels Sing" silent Night,
and 20 Come All Ye Faithful"
Miss Anna Mikkelson Of Tacoma
will sing two selections The
Holy City" by Gaul and Christ
mas Song" by Adams. Mrs. Cliff
ford Olson of Falkland will sing
Bless This House" by Brahe and
Blessing" by Teresa Del Reigo.
Christmas decorations will pre-
vail throughout the spacious liv-
ing and dining room. On the
mantel will be a nativity scene in
silhouette. A miniature frosted
Christmas tree will be on the
grand piano. At the tea table,
covered with a lace cloth and
centered with Christmas figures,
will be Mrs. Eddie Wegner, Mrs.
Morris f. Ford, Mrs. Frank Ora
tias and Mrs. Thor Tollefson, who
will pour.
Committees which have planned
this large tea are: Decorations,
Mrs. Kenneth Jacobs, Mrs. Ger
hard Haakensen; publicity, Mrs.
Joseph Hanson; program, Mrs. r.
L. Renwick; hostess committee,
Mesdames Peter Velsvick, Stanley
Willis, Melvin Petersen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Sale Plans Are Changed
Bv Clubhouse Board

Members Of the board Of the
Tacoma Woman's Clubhouse have
changed their rummage sale loca-
ton from 1889 Pacific ave. to 1911
Pacific ave. Mrs. A. L. Menhenick
is the chairman. and announces
that the sale will be on all week.
Articles may be left after 9 o'clock
Monday. Information on the sale
may be obtained at Proctor $40
or Main 651s.