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Evening star., 1941-02-27
Mrs. MacLeish
Entertains for
Benefit Aides

Mrs. Archibald MacLeish enter
tanned with a tea In her home yes
terday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock for
members of the Executive Commit
tee and heads of shops for Piccadilly
Arcade, a bargain bazaar for the
Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund,
under the auspices of the British
War Relief Society, Inc. The sale
will be given April 3-5 at 1423-25 F
street.
Vicountess Halifax is honorary
chairman and Mrs. Truxtun Beale
general chairman. The hostess is
secretary on the Executev Commit
tee. Mrs. Patrick C. Hill is vice
chairman and Mrs Eliot Wadsworth
is treasurer.
The chairmen and vice chairmen
of shops who attended the tea were:
Children shop, Mrs. George Baker,
chairman; Mrs. Keith Kane, vice
chairman; miscellaneous, Mrs. Ar
thur Krock, chairman; Mrs. Jasper
Du Bose, vice chairman; Easter
cards, Miss Harriet WinSlow, chair
man; Miss Nancy McQuade, vice
chairman: accessory shop, Mrs.
Kent Legare, chairman; Mrs. Mat
thew Dick, vice chairman; food
shop. Mrs. Warren R. Austin, chair
man; Miss Helen Page, vice chair
man; Qress shop, Mrs. Courtland
Parker. chairman; Mrs. Carroll
Glover, vice chairman; antiques,
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, chairman;
Mrs. Breckenridge Long, vice chair
man; pictures. Mrs. Dean Acheson,
chairman; Mrs. Duncan Phillips,
vice chairman; china and glass, Mrs.
Phillip o. Coffin, chairman; Mrs.
George Garrett, vice chairman:
books. Mrs. Charles Henderson,
chairman; Mrs. Charles Dewey, vice
chairman; hospital bed, Mrs. Eliot
WadSworth; flowers, Mrs. James
Forrestal, chairman; Mrs. Robert
A. Lovett, vice chairman.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Reception to Fete
Latin Students

Mrs. Henry A. Wallace. wife
of the Vice President, and Mrs.
Cordell Hull, wife of the Secre-
tary of State, are honorary chair
men of the committee in charge
of the program for the enter
tainment in Washington of
South American students and
educators attending the Univer-
sity of North Carolina. The COM
mittee, of which Mrs. Tomas
Cajigas is chairman, has issued
invitations for a reception and
musicale Tuesday evening, March
4, at 9 o'clock in the Pan-Amer-
lean Union.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

(See WEDDINGS, Page BID
Evening star., 1941-02-27

The bride is a graduate of George
Washington University Law School,
a member of the Women'S Bar As
sociation and of Zeta Tau Alpha
Sorority.
Mr. Copley is a graduate of the
National University Law School and
formerly played football on the
Georgetown University team.
A reception was held at the Carl
ton Hotel after the ceremony, fol-
lowing which the bridal couple left
for a honeymoon trip, Mrs. Copley
wearing an outfit of beige oatmeal
tweed with hat to match, accessories
of saddle brown and corsage OF
taliSman roses. On their return they
will make their home at Hillwood
Manor, Md.
Out-of- town guests attending the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dreher and Miss Jean LantZ of East
Stroudsburg, Pa; Mr.. J. Harry
Lovett of New York and Mrs. Mar
jorie T. Oakley and Mr.. James F.
Oakley of South Orange, N. j.
Miss Dorothy Virginia Feeney
Wed to Mr.. John Theodore Smith.
Miss Dorothy Virginia Feeney,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn E.
Feeney, and Mr.. John Theodore
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy
Smith of. Silver Spring, Md, were
married Saturday morning. The
ceremony was performed in the
Church of the Nativity, the Rev.
Father McGlone saying the nuptial
mass, and Mrs. Conrad Nix playing
the organ. White lilies and fern
were in the sanctuary.
Mr.. Feeney escorted his daughter,
and her wedding gown was of white
lace and net trimmed with seed
pearls. the net yoke in the bodice
outlined with the pearls and the
skirt falling into long train at the
back. Her veil, which fell over her
face before the ceremony, was held
by a crown of lace, and she carried
her grandmother'S handkerchief and
bouquet Of gardenias.
Mrs Joseph Burke was matron OF
honor, wearing delft blue lace and
marqulsette, with small hat to
match and carrying large bouquet
of yellow roses. The brides other
attendants were Mrs. Lee Nichols,
Miss Dorothy Mansfield, Miss Doro-
thy Beach and Miss Marion Dough-
erty. They were dressed in bright
yellow net frocks, wore of-the-face
hats to match and carried old
fashioned bouquets of sweet peas.
Little Miss Glenna Lee Feeney,
sister of the bride, was flower girl,
wearing a dainty frock of pink
net and "a small net hat to match
and carried a basket filled with
pink roses.
Mr.. Paul A. Smith was best man
for his brother and the uShers in
cluded Mr.. James Hewitt, Mr.. Ed
ward Veith, Mr.. Vincent Tolson and
Mr.. Robert Feeney and Mr.. Jerry
Feeney, brothers of the bride.
Mrs. Feeney, mother of the bride,
received the guests at the recep-
ton and wedding breakfast at the
Kennedy Warren, which followed
the ceremony. She wore silver lame
with a purple hat and slippers and
a sable jacket and had a cluster
of orchids on her shoulder. She
was assisted by Mrs. Smith, mother
(See WEDDINGS, Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Residential
News

Mrs. Merton A. English and her
daughter, Mrs. Margaret English
Poor, are en- route to Washington
from California by way of the Pana-
ma Canal. They will arrive in New
York Tuesday and come to WASH
ington later next week. Mrs. Eng
lish has been visiting Mrs. Poor
in Coronado since the early part of
the month.
Mrs. Heber H. VotaW, with Mrs.
Lucia r. Maxwell and party of
friends, who left Washington the
early part of the month for an au-
tomobile tour of Florida, plan to
return today or tomorrow.
Mrs. Votaw was the guest of Mrs.
Maxwell for a week at the latter's
home, the Seminole Estates, where
Mrs. Maxwell has written patriotic
books and songs.
Mrs. RuShmore Patterson, who re-
turned to Washington to spend a
part of the winter, is in New York
for few days. Her Letter to Anne
Lindbergh," which she wrote in an
swer to the latter's "Wave of the
Future" is in its second edition. The
letter was written to the author in
all seriousness as letter and the
publisher asked for it to put in small
book form. Mrs Patterson will re-
turn to Washington the first of the
week.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
DIR. Krogh to Speak

DR.. and Mrs. Harold w. Krogh
left this morning for Montclair.
N. j., where DR.. Krogh will deliver
an address this evening before the
Essex County Dental Society. DR..
and Mrs. Krogh will go to New
York tomorrow and will be guests
OF the latter's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs Mrs. Paul Black
1stone, for a few days. returning to
Washington Sunday night or early
Monday.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Garden Talk
Awaited

Lovers of gardens are taking a
keen interest in the lecture of Mr.
Richardson Wright, who will ad-
dress the American Horticultural
Society Tuesday afternoon, March
4, at 3 o'clock in the Shoreham
Hotel. Mr.. Wright will speak on
Small Gardens Here and Abroad
and the patroness list includes a
number of prominent hostesses. Mr..
Wright has had a varied career
and has served as editor of House
and Garden for some time. He is
fellow of the Royal Horticultural
Society and president of the Wine
and Food Society. He specializes
in gardening with roses, daffodills,
lilacs and day lilies.
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife of
the Vice President, heads the list
of patronesses, and others include
Mrs. Claude R. Wickard, Mrs. owen
j. Roberts, Mrs. Stanley F. Reed,
Mrs. Dean Acheson, Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling, Mrs. Fred
erick H. Brooke, Mrs. Whitman
Cross, Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin,
Mrs. William Corcoran EuStis, Mrs.
George Angus Garrett, Mrs. Louis
S. Greene. Mrs. Cazenove Lee, Mrs.
Henry Leonard, Mrs. Thomas H. B.
Mcknight, Mrs. Keith Merrill, Mrs.
David Wing, Miss Cecil Lester Jones
and Miss Bell Gurnee.
Mrs. John w. Burke is chairman
of the ushers and will be assisted
by Mrs. John B. Stanley, Mrs Ed
ward Shipper. Miss Juliet Dulaney,
Miss Louise Burke, Miss Margaret
Lincoln, Miss Sally Bradley and
Miss Patricia Griffin.
Mrs Lloyd Shipper has charge of
the arrangements for the lecture
and Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson is
chairman of publicity.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Miss Virginia F. Smith
Wed to Mr.. w. Y. Disney,
Son of Representative
Congressional Club Reception
Follows Ceremony Held at
Foundry Methodist Church

Congressional Club
wedding reception Wesley Representative
Wesley Virginia Smith,
Methodist Church.
Frederick officiating 40 o'clock Clusters
lilies with the church
and fern used in the club
Smith wedding his
wedding
white fashioned lines with The
graceful and becoming neckne edged with lace and small lace
of
q Gala lilies.
FannieS S Cooper
Roommate, Is Maid Of Honor
Carolina of the bride at
College, honor The brides other attendants
Lillian Pittsburgh, Miss
Miss Marie Lacy OF Golden
Beach Fla Cooper shell pink ta and
brides other attendants had
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Miss Estelle B. Moore Becomes
Bride of Mr.. J. V. COpley.

BrlQe OF MT. D. " tUpiSy'
Miss Estelle B. Moore, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Moore,
was married Saturday evening at
8 O'Clock to Mr.. Joseph V. Copley
of Washington, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Salvatore Copley of Stamford
Conn, in Mount Vernon Place
Memorial Methodist Church. The
bride was escorted to the altar
by her father, who gave her in mar
riage, and the Rev. DR.. John Rustln
read the marriage ceremony.
The wedding music was played
by Mr.. E. c. Livingston and the
church was beautifully decorated
with palms. ferns, lilies, snapdragons
and gladioh.
The bride wore gown Of candle
light satin, with a veil made from
the wedding dress of her mother
and she carried bouquet OF pink
roses and valley lilies.
Mrs. Gerard M. Patry of Dover,
N. H, was matron of honor, wearing
q costume fashioned with pink satin
basque and full skirt of light blue
net. She carried an arm bouquet
of iris and maidenhair fern tied
with talisman ribbon.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. John
Gunion, Miss Marjorie Weber and
Miss Ann Calhoun Ames, who wore
gowns fashioned with pale blue
satin bodices and full skirts of pale
blue net. They carried talisman
roses.
Mrs. Moore, mother of the bride
wore dusty pink crepe with a corsage
of orchids and Mrs. Copley, mother
of the bridegroom, wore pink lace
with a corsage of orchids
Mr.. Gerard M. Patry was best
man for the bridegroom and the
ushers we're Mr.. William H Stimp-
son, uncle of the bride; Mr.. Thomas
T. Oakley of East Stroudsburg, Pa.
cousin of the bride; Mr.. James F
Oakley of South Orange, N. j., an
other cousin of the bride, and Mr.
George R. Copley, brother of the
bridegroom.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Parties Fill
Calendar
Polish Ambassador
Is Honor Guest
Of the Biddles

The start Of the Lenten season
yesterday, Ash Wednesday, found
the Capitals social calendar nIled
with events.
The newly arrived Polish Arnbas-
sador, M. Jan C!echanowski, was
honored last evening at dinner by
the United States Ambassador to
Poland and Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel
Biddle, jr.. at the 1925 F Street Club.
There were a number of smaller
dinners on the calendar. The Meth
erlands Minister and Nine. Loudon
were entertained by the First Sec
retary of their Legation and Nine.
van Houten, and the Netherlands
Naval Attache and Nine. Meter
Ranneft were hosts, their party in
cluding eight guests.
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February Bride Is
tionored a. Shower

A bride % early February. Me-
John Csstlemsn. IF. vas honaFsd
At a miscellaneous shaver given BY
Mrs Colby Duncan Friday evening
Mr. Csstl.msn i the fnfmsr Alice
fsthron. daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs
" ! Lathrop.
Favors fof games during tho
evening we're Nun ~ Mrs Iehn
Cs-tleman. ST.. Mrs. " tAthrup
and Mrs. John Castleman. IT,
Pink and whit. flussr. and
white candles wer. used On tho
buffet table. frum which nate sIp.
per was served Mr.. Chester nsw.
ard SERVED the ices ard Mr.. Ing.
vald iverson the csk. which ~ss
cut by N. bride
Present slsn were Ms.isme-
Lawrence Howard. June Voorhees,
oserer. ] NJ Duncan. G. Anderson.
Thomas pinder. and Miss Virginia
pupo. all ~ Tacoma, and from out
u town. ne-dames Herman Heller,
Invalid iverson. Chester Howard. ~
ruyallup and Mrs Ivan Wright ~
Estonsllls
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Spring Sports Glasses ~
Y. w. Start March J

Tho week Of Msruh srd marks
the opening Of tho spring term ln
the health and r~eresflon depart.
msnt ~ tho Y. w e A. Ns~
classes IN golf and tennis ~ill star,
then.
Miss Doru'hy sweet. director
warns that IN spite NJ fnx ami
frosty nights. summer 10 ms,
around tho corner.
Registration for spring glasses
may h. made 81 the Y. W. q A.
now. The enrolment " limited 80
that all may receive individual at
tsntion. Call M ttsi for infof.
nation about hours and rates
r.ss Presidents club. S.ss n.
Thompsea sasiisasy. wiil meet rr.
day at this Washington apartment
dining room for 1880 luncheon
Mrs. Fred ro~lls ~ill prssiis ~ the
business nesting.
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Sewing Club
Is Oroanired

A newly organized Girls' Sewing
club met ct tho hom. ~ Mas
shirley conners on Thursday eve.
ming The evening was spent in an
election ~ officers and Organise.
tinn of tho nov club
Miss Helen rsnlsn vas elected
president and Miss BETTY BEARD.
man wss elected seeretary.trsss-
urer.
After The business meeting. q
BUTTE, supper vas served to Mes.
DANES Gladys Keith. Claire An
drsws. Esther padgstt. frms DIT.
ihsnner. BETTY Rawlings. Misses
GsrAldyne wsstby. Helen rsnlan
Pauline Keel. Shirley connor..
Gladys Keith. Avonsils sheets
Betty Boardmsn and Audrey Men
henet.
Tho neat meeting viii he held
At the home Of Mrs. Claire An.
drews on March ~.
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Quiet Ceremony
Read at Fort
Miss frsncelIe Psrmiier
Weds Lieut.. Armstrong

In a colorful private service
at Fort Lewis chapel Tuesday
afternoon, Miss Francelle Par
inter of Dallas. Texas, be-
came the bride Of 2nd Lieut..
Lorraine +. Armstrong. jr.
of Tacoma and San Antonio,
Texas. Chaplain T. S. Cor
dill. Capt. Of McChord Field.
performed the ceremony.
Second Lieut. n. c. Alters was
best man and Mrs. 6. c. Cello Was
the brides attendant. Present at
the wedding were End Lieuts. G. c.
Cello and Charles A. Polansky.
The marriage Is the elimination
Of a romance which began when
Lieut.. Armstrong was flying
cadet at Randolph Field. Texas
The newlyweds will make their
home at the st. James in Tacoma.
A reception was held Tuesday
evening In the residence of Lieut..
u. c. Alters. 1901 So. Lawrence. st,
where officers OF the seth Recon
Nuisance squadron OF which Lieut.
Armstrong In member. and
others gathered TO toast the
couples happiness
Among the guests were 1t and
Mrs. William g. Duncan. II Louis
A. DeLapp. 1t Allen =. Forsyth.
1t. L<sli. ". Homan. 1t Roland
u Burris. 1t Wesley y. Carter.
1t. Archibald Campbell. T, 1t
Howard G. Alters. IA. and Mrs.
Cove c. Cello. r.. II. and Mrs
William J. WnRglssworth. 1t
Harold willsis, 1t. and Mrs. Roy
w ward, Il Frederick n. La
horde. 1t and Mr., Robert g. En-
mons. 1t Arthur g.. Carlson. Dr..
Capt. and Mrs.. FRANK Norwood
1t and Mrs A. NJ. keenan, and
Robe ~ y Iuks
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Miss Remberi
WEEDS Mr.. Boyd

Memorable for its simplicity and
beauty was the afternoon wedding
OF Miss Goldie Rembert. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rembert.
to Mr.. Thomas l. Boyd. son Of
Mrs. Edith Smith OF Klamath
Falls. Ore. solemnized in the Oak
land Presbyterian church.
Slender white tapers lighted the
church. simply decorated with cal
la lilies and palms for the oere-
mony which the Rev. Edwin C.
Hurd read before over a hundred
guests.
The bride. given IN marriage by
her father. wore gown Of poudrs
blue crepe. She carried white
prayer hook on which was srrang-
ed a shower OF gardeniAs.
Miss Maxine Baiohley, as maid
Of honor, wore gown of navy
blue with a eorsage of deep red
carnations.
Mr.. Gene Rembert. brother OF
the bride. was best man and the
ushers were Messrs. Charles and
Ike Rembert. brothers Of the bride.
Following the ceremony. re-
ception was held in the church
parlors, where a three-tiered wed
ding cake. thanked by white tapers
in crystal holders. conferred the
collation. table.
Presiding at the coffee urns were
Mrs A A. Mercer and Mrs. John
Kirrage Asked TO assist were
Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. W. T. Allen.
Mrs. Edgar Saunders. Mrs Alex
Vavor and Mrs. NJ Lsursen.
Close friends Of the bride who
served were Mise, Louise Sand
ers. Eunice Vsvor. Norma Lsur-
son. Marion Allen. Eleanor Gard
nsr and Mrs. Elmer Tsgen.
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College Affairs
Discussed al Meeiinq

To discus. plans fer tne says
sssr e=ps Al ths alumai 90
anlen - Cor Fsh . n March .
student lssaef. q vsFicu. Pacific
l.uthssea caiisEs organizations and
the saasnt bard ~ esntFui nst
at Mendsy sxsnlnE - the seuses
klFis acfuaiterY - exchange ia-.s
Members ~ ne stsssient hosfd
- cunsf~l present s~rs n<rsli
nslssi, A a a president. AnnA'
bile 1sassr. Andy aels. uili Ram.
stsa. F.twsra r~sies.pn. Serms
1ahnson. Rrh~ft tAitnrs. olvs sofia
ard LIVER lchnsen.
IN represent ths vsftoss esxsn-
lsasinn. s~rr lhs following stu.
dents Aries nntlls. W A A
fsui Hrsnsen. nsits rat. SFssion
Ned noff. Mrefinx Mast. ratrssss
psnlnE. nslts PM karrs. Merits
rfiusssf. rtre.sds. Al slmonssn'
hixh .cheai. Alice resd. Fer~nssc..
Jordan Mo- p.am. vtsxsnss
nsv,. ara Asns Peterson. a.s..
RAYMOND rnusxsr sal club and
nl..soa oe,.tx lain pas.ssns
senior oias. ps..sarnt. vlFxsnls
r.xnsr rr,oeh club nur, Tharp~
yell leaders Ruth nsnst.oa. 1. y
n Alsns Fo.=a Viking eluh. and
Valerie ol~sn. uslsa Jahn~a ard
uyftt. erthh A " a
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Shower Honors
MARGARET rsdness

Mss Margaret Fsdnsss. dAugh-
ter Of Mr.. r. X Fadness q PARK
land. who viii become the bride u
Walter Scott Of Seattle March .
vas honOrsd A. a party on Thurs
day evening BY Hiss Anna Olson
and Mr.. A. , Crater at tho lat
tsrs nom. Mr. Frank Rsds a.
sisted N. hosts~ss
sharing the evening u games
vsr. Misses Mary Louise prsu,
Esther Greco. Gladys tv.nlsnd
and Evelyn Irwin. Mechanics Jess
Klsssy. Robert ST Clair. Amy
nyers Henry Berntsen. Kenneth
Jacobs Bertha Fiotrss. o Haze
nsss. ~ Bohn. EiAs Nommsen.
Gerhard Hsskenson. ALVIN r. LIN
mann. p n Corbin. Peter Westby.
Inga sehnugger and Carl Berg.
Tacoma Cornish association Will
meet Saturday evening a. 7t5 in
the !. o o. p. temple for import
ant business matters.
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Sunday Bride
.Complimenied


A surprise miscellaneous
shower was held in honor 81
Miss Frances Martin by Nre
Mike Martin. Mrs. Ralph Mar.
lin and Mrs. Leonard Hs~el
man At the lsttefs home ~
sseilareom lake On the sve
ming If Feb. "a
Guests inciaa~d Mfs ia ~
mere. u Gallagher. T. = FcGu.
A . ress~. 7. W f,sm~rs. Emms
p.rwen ~ = ruehs. 4. chssrs.
vsne. n nsrw~ii. V Hrpssns. n =
u~.ns John barney. Carte NINA
Alsaretsa ftsxss. q Aa1snrs. "
rnrchsn. A kisss>r. y. ~ Nuahun,
Paul Tina. rns~ss Hsli. = resse
sen. l. smith. M'ss~s Asuvfn> n
mrr~. IAvsfns Maassiie. nsttv
ruhns. rsxxy tAnk. Ross f.anss
out - ts~n ssesss ss<fsasa
from ftsysllap Me~ismss \. }
jahsnsen. A nsvssisua. n Marsir
ard Lse Gsamaat usstam~s
Martin. = Martin. = " Msstif
George whltm.n fsem sesiile. e.
Mrs. tessie Phelps n Mineral
Mis- Martin /. n ~-ss Mr. No
eFt Aiien r~ass ~ : n'cin<t 9.sf
day evening asrrh ; In the TN
Church "a th< Prairie a see<pslHs
siIi fslic~ ina esfsreay ~ M
ft.ssimsn r~slae~es an stsslsr,.m
lsks
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A feature Of FRIDAY evenings
program will bc piano selections
by Betty Jordan. blind pianist.
The numerous reservations for
the evening include:
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Dockersy
and party. Mr. and Mrs William
Rice. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs r J Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs Karl Andrisek. Mr. and
Mrs. Laurence Aus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Austin. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Birkland
With Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair
will be Mr. and Mrs Wilson Peter
son. Mr. and Mrs. l 6 Bot. Mr.
and Mrs. Morley Brotman. Mr.
and Mrs Hal Barbour. Mr. and
Mrs Harold Buckner. Mr. and
Mrs Donald De Lisle. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Hubert Craft Mr. and Mrs
Philip F. Fsrmvr. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Sund. Mr. and Mrs Martin
Hermanson.
Mr. and Mrs Charles J Weller
will have in their party: Mr. and
Mrs NJ. j. La Nelle. Mr.. and Mrs
George J Weller. Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Anderson. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Belfoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Estey
Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wei
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Misener's
party includes Miss Almira Nor
ton. Mr.. and Mrs f l. Bonner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill CHM. Victor
Monahan. Thomas Reid. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. f. Tokstad. Mrs Helena
Hanks. Mr.. and Mrs Dean Mullen,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schmity, Mr..
and Mrs. William J. OBrien, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Steele. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f Skewis. Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Mslm. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Skewis of Olympia.
Reservations have been made
also by Mr.. and Mrs Earl Warren.
Mrs William Knapp, Mrs. Dan
Kohler. Mrs. Hugh Goodwin. Mrs.
6. G.. Fusco. Mr.. and Mrs r l..
Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. John West
brook. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Plummer
York. Mr.. and Mrs. George Abel
seth. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Dawson,
Mr.. and Mrs Donald DE Lisle,
Mr.. and Mrs Becer Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. o. r. Werner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Rork. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Buchlotz. jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. McLain, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Trevar NcLain. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
o. Reisinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Sather. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Mellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. A. z. Paulsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rice. Miss Pearle Abb
bott. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bartlett, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Geehan, jr.. Mr..
and Mrs o. NJ Huesby, Mr.. and
Mrs Larry Huesby.
Gold star Mothers viii meet FRI
day for 1890 luncheon and bust
ness at the home of Mrs. Clara
Lancaster, 1929 So Washington.
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Ohio Couple Visits
Hare Enrouts South

Mr. and Mrs ". :" Meade ~
the l.. u Price Co. Marion. Ohio
stopped OF for q three weeks
Walt with his brother and sister.
ia-iaw. NJ and Mrs Russell -
Mead. of 1919 No. i.aStsns. At.
GA route 10 Sacramento. California
where he viii take over IN. mah.
nEsmsnt - sus ~ tho branch
stores for his firm.
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Birthday Psrty
Is Surprise

Mrs. Jack Dschyk Josephine
Hillman) of Fife was surprised al
her home Tuesday evening when a
number Of friends gathered to oele-
brste her birthday.
Included In the group were Mes
danes Clarence Sutherland. Ralph
Busscker. Joseph Humphrey. Fred
Keller. Hillmsn. Bert Dean. Fred
Parkhurst. William Flsberty and
Al Bunge; also Misses ReJesn Hill
man. Dolores Psrkhurst. Harriet
Hillmsn. and Shirley Humphrey,
and Stanley Hillman and Sutton
Busscker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
Alumnae Plan
Silver Tea
Annual Affair 70 Follow
Concert Sunday

Delta Rho Gamma alamnac
Of Pacific Lutheran college
vii holds It's annual reunion
silver tea in the Trinity Lu-
theran church social parlors.
Sunday. Immediately follow
ing the traditional reunion
concert gwen BY the Choir
Of the West" AZ this time
alumni Of the college viii con-
duct a busy week end Of se-
Invites.
Daffodils in crystsl eesl
Thanked with tail yellow tArsrs IN
matching eandelshra ~Iil center
the lace covered buffet table
Spring greens N . large white
basket on the stage viii complete
the decorations Miss Fissno "
Raudetaugh, president. and Mrs
Melvin Petersen Judy Rensoni
vice president wiil pour during the
tea hour
Program numbers vii include
vocal selections hy Miss Pauline
Watts &C compa by Miss
Thelma Daniels Miss watts sill
sing Il Hear a Forrest Praying ny
Peter DeRose. and Thine Alone
by Victor Herbert Miss FLORENCE
Hauge. a piano student % Miss
Alice spencer Weiss. s,ll play
Novelette,. by Mcdowell. and
"Eroticon. nv slogsrn
Mrs Henry Berntssn IL In
charg. 81 the affair and has as
Nstlng her Miss Pauline Watts,
program. Miss Raheits nrotiem,
decorations Miss Austrid Andsr-
son. publicity. Mrs Alberta
sehmitz. refreshments Others as
sisting viii he Mi. Enid Blake,
secretary. and Miss Alice Cook.
| the treasurer