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Evening star., 1941-06-13

Already engaged in hot struggle
for team match play honors in The
Stars tournament, Federal golfers
next Monday and Tuesday will shoot
it out at Bannockburn for team and
individual medal laurels plus an as
sortment of coveted trophies.
Back with another strong team,
F. B. I. will defend the principal
award, the Mellon Trophy presented
for low team gross score in Glass A.
Shooting for the Sleuths will be Tom
Webb among the favorites for indi-
vidual honors; H. Hair, champion
of the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club; Beal and Carl Betsch.
F. B. is big rival is Treasury, with
Bernie Halleck, John Miller, Don
Miller, Kenwood champ, and Joe
Murray on the firing line.
Jim Gipe of Navy will defend the
individual championship.
Following are the starting times
and handicaps:
Monday.
sa.m.-Frank Woolley (AgricultuTel;, q;
Keith Kallo (St. EliZabeth's), :. Wilbur
seay (Agriculture). T; Ted King Navy
Sos am. stri65ak, Patent omes1
Huffman wet. Adm. 20.
P. R. Friend IS. E. c., II; Fred Britton
Cvst, Adm. - Hatto-d wv A. -.
sPS Mo:isR sf FsSeR5 Hali6da 0ce}' % f8; Al Henry
Smith wet Adm, 30
$40 a.m.-E Murray patent Oficel,
NJ do6eEi oodrdFe Syef E Noble
S.25 amp. G. Hill CAgicyture). Il;
"; M; slmpson IS: G. 10: Philip R.40jd H9li
$50 mEchaTIes Knox CAgEjculture,.
1P Pats8t W q oee1 Boston P o cbapma2 l5 AFnos F
,8:35 am-Fred Hanagan tAgrieulture3
IA R L Sheridan tP. o. IA r j. Nj
.eiS $40 stm.@c. NJ. whitman Patent Of.
nee, ~; ~ 4, T WaRnan q. o.. 49, Charles
s:45 m;-EB, H, MacNeal CR, F G.
X; Ed aalloTsy tP. o. 49, Gus Gerad
.o!Sy a. a.@9,Jaek -, al Harris &C. A o. 4, 4
CW P. A, 4: John Miller Treas, 4.
9:O5, a.m,-aJoe Murray Treas }; s; {
9:1o m.M4GeorRe BosaTi 1W. Iond. P A., q 4
Ro9 o. M5is7 4 Tom nITSai Webb + SifIof f Jones %
| g:15 am-Gus Frederick tCity P. o.
| 13; l. Goodridge tPat. ONCE. II. Lyal
Peterson (Agriculture). -: Dick Peacocl
! &C. A. o.. 8.
Tuesday.
ami. A. Thorson IS. Z. c.. 13
Leo Pass wet. Adm. 13; c. c. Heatl
| (Patent ONCE, IL.
! sos am.-Steve Brown &C. A. o.. IA
Russell Ross CTreasury). 13: William Scot
$40 a.m.-W. A. Covert &C. A. o., 13
| c. E. Purdy &C. P. o.. 49, F. G. Butde
s:i5 am. D. Livermore (Agricul
| ture). II; NJ. Carroll Patent ONCE, IA
! James J. Prowley Wet. ADM, is.
| $50 a.m.-Ken Spencer (Justicel. z
E. r. Ferguson (Archivesl, 2; Bill Sam
| ford Gustice). 49, Same Blase (F. B. L.
| 13.
s:25 a.m.-Jim Gipe NAVY, 4: Tec
| Rutley &c. A. o.. 3; George Wlnkler CR
F. c., 6; Jack Ferguson IS. z. c., s..
| $50 ans. T. Grassland tR. F. c.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
Helen Jacobs March
To Net Crown Only
Slightly Slowed
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-De-
Tending Champion Helen Hull
Jacobs had to spend little more
time on the court in her quarter
final engagement, but the net result
was the same as her two previous
matches in the Pennsylvania and
Eastern States women's grass courts
tourney at Merton Cricket Club.
The Nations No. l netter turned
back Madge Bunny HarShaW, Phil
adelphia blond, 6-1, 6-3, after "a
minutes of play yesterday. The 81
year-old Californian dispensed with
her earlier round victims in II and
10 minutes, respectively.
The victory put Miss Jacobs up
with the semif1nal field. She op-
poses Mrs. Helen PederSen Rihbany
of Boston, seeded No. 3, today, while
second-ranked Hope Knowles OF
Philadelphia meets hometowner
Barbara Strobhar.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
Jersey City Regains
500 Mark on 3-Hit
Feat by Fischer
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Jersey City, which wins or loses
games in punches, has been getting
some remarkable pitching lately
and as a result is back TO the 500
mark again in the International
League chase.
Rube Fischer, rookie right
handler, put them there yesterday
by tossing a three-hitter to shut
out Montreal, SO, for the Little
Giants fifth victory in their last
six games.
Yesterdays conquest was Fischer's
! third of the season.
Jerseys victory shuf1ed the
standings to the extent Of knock
ing Montreal out of second place.
Rochesters champion Red Wings
took over the runnerup spot with
out playing, as their game with
| Syracuse was postponed because Of
threatening weather.
The idle Wings got double
benefit from the layoff when Buff
falo edged out league-leading New
ark, 2-1. The Bears margin was
sliced to game and half by the
defeat.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
B, the Associated Press.

BN the ASSOCldleu TiCSS'
CHICAGO, June 13.-The coun-
trys finest amateur tennis players
champions, future stars and has
beens-make up the field which will
begin competition tomorrow for the
national clay courts tennis title, at
River Forest Club.
Don McNeill, the blond youth
from Gambler, Ohio, who dethroned
Bobby Riggs of Chicago last year,
is back for a shot at his second
straight crown. Frank Parker, the
1899 champion, and Bryan Grant OF
Atlanta, another past winner, also
will have another try for the top
prize.
McNeilI is seeded first: Riggs, Sec
ond: Parker, fourth, and Grant. far
past his prime, eighth. Joe Hunt,
United States Naval Academy, is
ranked third; John Kramer, Los
Angeles. fifth; Gardnar Mulloy,
Coral Fables, Fla, sixth, and Ted
Schroeder, Glendale, Calf, seventh.
Among the comebackers in the
field are Gene Mako of Los Angeles
and Wayne Sabin of Portland, Greg.
The two stars were suspended year
Evening star., 1941-06-13
Sports Program
orLocul Fans

TODAY.
Tennis.
Stars City of Washington men S
tournament, Edgemoor Club, $3.50.
Horses.
UpperVille Colt and Horse
Show, Grafton Farm, near Up
perville, Va.
TOMORROW.
Cricket.
British team from warshlp
VS.. Washington Club, Langley
Park, l30.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Griffith
Stadium, 800.
Skeet.
North South Shoot, National
Capital Skeet Club, 9 am.
Horses.
Upperville Colt and Horse
Show, Grafton Farm, near Up
perville, Va.
Tennis.
Stars City of Washington mems
tournament, Edgemoor Club, 2 30.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
Vet Administration Golf
Winds Up June "a

The final 18 holes of the 36-hole
medal play golf tournament by the
Veterans Administration for the
Gen. Frank Hines Trophy will be
played Tuesday, June "a, at Beaver
Dam.
In addition to the main trophy,
prizes will be awarded for low net in
each fight. There also will be a
blind bogey, putting and driving
DriZeS
Evening star., 1941-06-13
Mcneil Heads Sparkling Field
In National Clay Court Play

ago for violating the amateur code
of the United States Lawn Tennis
Association.
A new champion in the women's
division is assured, Alice Marble
having won the 1910 title before
turning pro. Pauline Betz of Los
Angeles drew top ranking, followed
in order by Helen Bernhard Of New
York. May Arnold of Los Angeles
and Doris Hart of Miami.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
Rough Time Still Tops

Rough Time, owned by J. Yencey
Christmas of Upper Marlboro, Md,
and which is now the lead pony for
the stable, holds the record for
Laurels Capital Handicap, having
completed three-quarters of mile
in Ill under 119 pounds in 1887.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Two Weddings
Hold Spotlight

Miss Betty Rehecca Barnes.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. n.
Barnes Of No. Meridian st, Puy-
allup. and Mr.. Walter Filmont
Wiese OF Junction City. ore, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wiese Of
North Dakota. were married at a
quiet ceremony Tuesday noon at
the parsonage Of the First Chris
tan church. Puysllup. The Rev.
Give Taylor read the vows and
the attendants were Sgt. Nicholas
NJ. Rose Of Fort Lewis and Mrs.
Give Taylor. The bride wore g
soldier blue afternoon frock and
carried glsdioh.
In the evening at 80 o'clock
with Mrs. Niese as mstron OF
honor and Sgt Rose again SIS best
man. Miss Jessie Mae Landon and
Mr.. Wallace John Foley Of Puy-
allup were married AZ the psrson-
sgs by the Rev Taylor The bride
wore navy blue afternoon dress
and = corssEe If Eardenias Mrs
Foley is the daughter 81 r 6
Goldsmith Of Fuysllup and the
bridegroom Is the sor Of Mrs. John
Foley ~ Nontsllo. WIS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hoff
Receive Congratulations

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Hoff OF
Ashford are receiving congratula.
tons on the birth of a daughter
Dianne Marion. August 16, in st
Joseph's hospital.
Also receiving congratulations
are the grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Allen OF Somerton
Arizona. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hofi
of National. and great grsndmoth
ers, Mrs. T S. Ravens Of Somer,
ton, Arizona, and Mrs s. s
Adams Of Star. Texas. great grand
father. Mr.. John I. Wilson Of Ma
tional.
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ariy Compliments
Miss Jarqer

Complimenting Miss Berth a
larger, who is to be married Sun
day afternoon 10 Mr.. Richard
Powell, Mrs. d. larger and Miss
Lorraine Davelaar entertained re-
Gently at a miscellaneous shower
at the larger home.
Games were played during the
evening after which colored bal
looms revealed the location Of the
gifts Refreshments followed.
Guests were Mesdames f. Pow
ell mother OF the prospective
bridegroom; Robert Cromwell,
Fred Reiber. Harold Davelaar.
Richard WEIGH. II. WEIGH, A. Wal
lacker, II. F. Frazier. Paul Smith.
Alfred Swanson, b. Macpherson
and r. Lantz.
Others were the Misses Kath-
crime Burlev. Dorthea Taylor
Helen Drummer. Virginia Lsntz
Florence Erickson. Julisns Mac.
Pherson. Lilyan Troupe and
Marion Blum.
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Party Honors
Miss Grove
Bride-so-Be Complimenied
A. Crystal Shower

A recent party honoring
Miss Florence Grove. whose
coming marriage to Mr.. Fred
Wiley will be an event of mid
September. was the crystal
shower for which Miss Doro-
thy Slater was hostess. Games
were played during the eve
ming. and. nj intervals, the
bride-to-be was presented with
gifts in her chosen crystal
pattern.
The table Wa decorated In pink
and white. q miniature bride in a
garden Of Eardeniss eentering the
table. IN keeping with the theme
Of the shower. favors were snsll
crystal animals.
Guests included Miss Florence
Grove, Mrs. J. n. Grove. her
mother. Mrs. II. y. Wiley. mother
Of the prospective bridegroom. and
Mesdamcs Fred Bucholtz. Frank
Farming. Donald ellis. Norman
STRAIN. J. W. Slater and the Misses
Betty Blood. Marian POWELL. Bun
ny Mccartney. Katherine Clark,
Helen Wiley. Janet Alexander.
Mardelle Slater and Dorothy
Slater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Relief Corps 70 Mark
Rir4hdaus. Homecoming

Members Of Phil Sheridan Re-
lief corps will gather for home
coming celebration Friday during
which time they Will celebrate in
honor of all members who mark
their birthdays during the months
Of July. August or September. The
affair will take place in the state
armorv and luncheon will be served
promptly at II o'clock.
In charge will he Mrs. Anna
belle Rankin. assisted by Mrs
Anna Bradley and Mrs. Selma
Trimm.
Mrs. Carl Menzer. president, will
give the address Of welcome
Guests will he the Rev. Charles
Menzer and the Rev. ?. w. Fol-
som.
A business meeting will be held
AT 100 o'clock. A program. with
Mrs. George Palmer IN charge
will feature songs by Mrs. A. z
McDougal. soprano. and readings
BY Mrs. Nick Nelson.
The meeting IS open 10 al
members and their friends.
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Outline Plans
For Year
Grade Division Board OF
Pr. A. Holds Meeting

Plans for the years work
were outlined at the meet
ing Friday of the executive
board of the grade division
of the Tacoma Council of
Parent Teachers associations.
The session was held in the
PIT. A. adquarters at
Fishers with Mrs. Russell
Baker, director, presiding.
The plans were outlined by the
committee chairmen and officers
Members holding offices and
chairmanships are: Director. Mrs
Russell Baker: assistant director
Mrs. Carl Forbes; secretary. Mrs
Lee Reiehl: financial secretary and
budget chairman. Mrs. c. +. Bah
cock. corresponding secretary
Mrs. Robert Barnhart, citizenship
Mrs. John Lawson; health. Mrs
Flynn Lohack. humane education
Mrs II. ". Rekdahl; juvenile pro-
lection. Mrs. George BurlnEame
legislation. Mrs II. y. Jackson
membership. Mrs. Robert Rob
bins.
Motion picture and drama, Mrs
f. Ronald Rice; mother singers
Mrs. r. A Precheck. National
Parent Teacher Magazine. Mrs
V. F. Fritz; parent education, Mrs
L. p. Norton: publications. Mrs
Edwin Moe; historian. Mrs. An
drew Furseth; publicity. Mrs
Clarence Lyonais; program, Mrs
Carl Forbes; psrliamentarian. Mrs
c. c. Pratt; radio. Mrs. Edwin
Eben: record book. Mrs. Aarl
Peterson: recreation. Mrs. orvin'
Ball: social. Mrs. Robert Brooks
Helen Clarke Wilson Memoris
Fund, Mrs. Lester Ellis; safety
Mrs. Henry Bjorklund. sunshine
Mrs. Lima sehwarz
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Married at
Home Rites
Miss Lorraine Bloom
Weds Mr.. Ham

\ eandlelighted home oere-
mony Aug. 80 united Miss
Lorraine Bloom, daughter Of
Mrs. Olga Miller Of this city,
and Mr.. Owen Ham, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ham of
Puyallup. Vows we're read by
the Rev. p. H. Raymond.
Miss Patricia Gipple was the
brides only attendant and
Mr.. Bill Terrill served Mr..
Ham as best man.
The ceremony took place al the
home Of the brides aunt, Mrs.
LOUIS Bennett.
For her wedding. the hnde wore
pheasant brown suit with brown
accessories and an orchid corSsEe.
The maid Of honor wore a navy
suit with gsrdenias.
Mrs. Miller, the brides mother,
wore a black redingote with =
gladioli corssge and the bride
grooms mother wore black velvet
with a corsage of gardenias.
Following the reading Of the
vows. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham left on
weeks trip to Oregon. The new
home will be made in Tacoma at
the Lauan apartments.
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MissThOn1sen
To Wed Soon
Ceremony in Salt Lake
City Planned for Sept. S

Honoring Miss Betty Thorn
sen. who is to become the
bride of Mr.. Ray Jensen in
Salt Lake City Sept. 5. Miss
Patricia Ostlund a nd Miss
Shirley Vixen were co-host-
esses at a shower recently.
An evening of games was FOL
lowed by late supper, following
which the guest of honor was pre-
sented with gifts.
Present at the party were MISS
Catherine Allison, Miss Janice
Cowden. Miss Marilyn Galloway
Miss Martha Hart, Miss Patricia
ostlnd, Miss Shirley Vixen, Miss
Mary Underwood. Miss Betty
Warter and the hride-elect.
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Mrs. Haley 70 Be
Luncheon Hostess FRIDAY

Crystal Springs Garden club
meets for luncheon at the home Of
It's president. Mrs Edgar r. Haley.
asth and South Park ave. Friday
afternoon at 1880. Roll call /. e
he answered with varieties Of
dahlias.
Short talks will be given on
gourds by Mrs. Henry Berntsen
and on Dried Bouquets" by Mrs.
Joe Hanson. The roadside chair
man, Mrs. Edwin Hinderlis, win
give a report.
A contest Of snap dragons will
follow the business meeting.
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Miss Lunn
Is Feted
Miss Thorsen Is Hostess
AZ Family Home

4 miscellaneous shower
honoring Miss Sadie Lunn.
vas given by Miss Thordis
Thorsen at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. Bert ThorSen,
recently. Miss Lunn will he
the bride Of Mr.. Richard Lev
enhagen on Sept. IS.
Court whist Vss played during
+ TIE evening. honnrs going 70 Mrs.
Rurritt Anderson and Miss Sadie
Lunn. Miss Lunn was presented
With many lovely gifts for her new
home.
A late buffet supper was served.
The table was eentered with pink
and white ssters. white oandelsbrs,
and white and silver fsvors.
Guests Mesdames Joseph Ny
han Of Seattle. Robert Beamsn Of
Seattle. Arthur Mattson, William
Ereth. Herbert Schiesz. Burrltt
Anderson. Henry Gustin. Charles
McMillin. John Smithlin. c. o.
Taft. John Fsrlow. Earl Heltsley,
Bert Thorsen. Bernie Dawson. and
Misses Bonita York. Elizabeth
Morrs and Marguerite Thorsen.
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Arlington Club Plans
CIsmbske Sept. 5

Members Of Arlington Improve
nent club are looking forward tc
A clambske Friday. Sept. S. at ths
club hall. 72nd and 50. Pine ST
IN Indian fashion CLANS and corr
will he cooked in large pit
inside the hall candy and enter
tainnent booths all no placed
Mr.. les Russsrd "a chairman Of
the committee
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Lincoln Court 10
Open Season

Lincoln Court. Order Of the
Amsranth. will hold its first meet
Ing following a two months va
cation on Thursday evening in the
Masonic hall at So. Ssth ST. and
Yakima ave.
Plans will be discussed for the
fall activities which will include
the official visit OF the grand royal
matron and grand royal patron
Sept. is. the bazaar and dinner
In October and the organization
birthday night
The social hour will he followed
by a late supper served in the
dining room.
All members OF the Amarsnth
will be welcomed by the presiding
royal matron. Mrs. Thurman
Civens. and the royal patron. Mr.
Harrison Durant.
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Orthopedie 70 Open
Autumn Activities

Mrs. Arthur NJ. Curderson has
called a meeting Of the Tacoma
Orthopedic Association board for
Thursday morning at 1890 O'Clock
AZ the Y. W. c. A. loft Mrs.
Cunderson. president Of the board.
Will conduct the meeting. Guild
presidents, Of which Mrs. Stanley
staatx il the chairman. will meet
the same morning at $50.
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DeMoIay 70 Hold
Open Meetino Ihursdau

Tacoma Chapter. Order Of De-
Molsy, will hold an open meeting
Thursday evening at 1880 in the
Masonic temple.
Garth Dickens. one OF Tacoma's
foremost sleight of hand artists.
will entertain with some feats of
magic, TO be followed by refresh
ments provided by the Mothers
Club, beginning its fall season.
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Book Reviewers 10 Elect
thursday EVENING

The Thursday Night Book Re-
viewers will meet at the Nc
Cormick Branch library Thursday
at 80 10 begin their fall activities.
This group conducts round
table discussions Of the classics If
literature once each month and
reviews current literature at other
weekly meetings.
At the opening meeting there
will be an election Of officers.
Members are requested to bring in
teresting or timely magazine
articles for discussion after the
brief business meeting.
Meetings are open to all inter-
ested persons.
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Members Who VIII attend The
dinner meeting are Mn Carlyle
Horn, Mrs Roy Knoen. Mrs
Frank johnson. Mrs. Frank Nc
Carthey. Mrs. Minerva Curtis
Mrs. Wanda Droettboom. Mrs
Helen Engvan. Mrs Marjorie Hat
field. Mrs. Mae Murray, Mrs. Nil
dred Nelson. Mrs Nora Mac
Smyth. Mrs. Ruth ziemer. Miss
Alice Bender. Miss Elizabeth Bus
chko. Miss vergie Elvail. Miss
Louise Frohmader. Miss Elvie
Hnghta. Miss Gertrude Iffert. Miss
Anita james. Miss Dorothy Jones.
Mis- Cora Levenhagen. Miss Lii
liam Manders. Miss Mary Nc
Donald. Miss Nell Mcdonald.
Miss Margaret Moore. Miss Ethel
Nelson. Miss Vera Parsons. Miss
Janet Pearson. Miss Margaret
Sehsmerhorn, Miss Dolphin. Ste
wart. Miss Dorothy NcFwzn.
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V. F. w. Auxiliary
Announces PARTY

Mrs. Paul Martin. sub-hospital
chairman for the Ladies Auxiliary
10 the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Of the Department Of Washington
announces card party will be
held at American Lake hospital
Thursday evening.
Members from the auxiiaries
comprising the third district are
invited TO attend.
Department officers expected &c
be present are, Mrs. NJ. Christen-
son. Mrs. James X. Copeland, Mrs
o. Elwood Anderson and Mrs. Pau
Martin
A bus will leave Hotel Winthrop
at : o'clock.
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DeMolay Mothers Meet
Al Masonic Temple

The Mothers club, Tacoma
chapter. DeMolay. will meet in the
Masonic temple. Thursday even
ing at S o'clock with Mrs. Leonard
Erickson presiding.
Members of the boys chapter
will be supper guests. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Dunsmore and Mrs M. c. Riordon,
chairman, will be assisted by Mes
DANES L. r. Baker. o. J. DuLac,
Fred Davies. J. F. McNay. F. NJ.
Sarff. NJ. A. Price, L. V. Cadigan
and Erickson.
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WERE STOMACH ULCER PAINS
Mp0lE0n'S WATERLOO!

me great Sspeiser Who conquered
sstons vas himself victim Of after
esung palma Those Uhe are distressed
vita stomach o. ulcer pains fndiEss.
tien. gss pains. heartburn. burning ssn-
sstlcn- eicat and ether conditions caused
~ sxcsss acid should try q sse ben Of
udEa rahlsta They must hslr or
money refunded AZ drug stores every
vhsrs adv.
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Womsn's Council for Peace
VIII Meet Thursday

Members and friends Of the
Woman's Council for Peace will
meet in Emerson hall at u o'clock
Thursday. Following a sandwich
luncheon and social hour. Mrs.
Frank Otis will preside over the
business session which will precede
the program at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs Everett Hornschuch Will
read and Mrs Margery Smith will
report on national current events
Mrs. Jessie x. Kastner will give
an Interpretation of international
world affairs.
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Mrs. FrykIund viii
Entertain Garden Club

Members of Reflection Garden
club will meet at the home of Mrs
c. w. Fryklund. Rte. 2, Box 20
on the New Tacoma highway.
Luncheon at 1890 will be followed
by business meeting which the
new officers will conduct. Mrs.
Ernest McKenney will preside and
Mrs. Eva Schirman will be in
! charce Of the nrocram.
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Musical Group TO Hold
Trvo,Iis thursday

Members Of the Ladies Musical
club chorus will hold tryouts
Thursday morning from 10 until
IL o'clock in the studio Of Mr..
p. w. Wallis. Fidelity building.
Amendments for additions are to
be made with Mrs f. T. Steven,
chorus chairman. Main 1851.
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Miss James to Be Installed
As President of Ad Club
Dinner Party 70 Be Held 81 University Club
Wednesday; Party VII Have Autumn Theme

Opening their autumn Of activity members Of the
Tacoma Girls Advertising club viii hold dinner meeting
Wednesday the University Union club At this time off
for the coming will be installed with Miss Anita
James succeeding Miss Margaret Schamehorn president
of the group.
Also to be installed this time viii be Miss Nell Nc
Donald vice president Miss Janet Pearson secretary and
Mrs. Wanda Droettboom. treasurer.
Autumn flowers will be used the tables with ivory
tapers and place cards also carrying out the floral motif
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Dash Point Auxiliary
Plans Luncheon

Members of the Dash Point
Ladies' auxiliary will meet at l
o'clock Thursday for dessert
luncheon and for their first SEES
sion Of the fall season. Hostesses
will be Mrs. J. r. Lerum. Mrs
Clarence Ebeltoft, Mrs A. c
Schwarz and Mrs. A. ". Law.
renee.
A business meeting will follow
with Mrs. Lerum, president. pre-
siding. A program has beer
planned for the afternoon.
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Taeomans Motor 10
Malloff. Wash.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Graham and
Mrs. Grahsm's father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Webster.
motored To Mallott. Wash. over
the weekend To be the guests Of
the George Davises They re
turned Monday evening.
Also In Mallott for the weekend
were Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lay
cock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Bsrfil {. Johnsons
Return From Trio

Mr.. and Mrs. Bertil r. johnson
Of University Place returned sat
urday after 4 two weeks vacation
trip to Alderbrook on Hood Canal.
With them were their three chill
dren. Judith. Kristina and Bertil
Erederlck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Daughter Is Born
California Hospital

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Rich
ards (Maude CarrolD are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a
daughter August ~ in California
hospital. Los Angeles, Calf.