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Evening star., 1941-04-09
Yugoslav Women
Form Relief Unit

The latest war relief production
unit under the District of Columbia
Chapter, American Red Cross, was
formed yesterday afternoon. Nine
Fotitch, wife of the Minister OF
Yugoslavia, called at the Chapter
House and obtained materials for
sewing and knitting Women of the
Legation and their friends will par
ticipate.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Mr.. Morrisey
To Wed Miss Barden

Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Barden
of Chicago announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Elisabeth Barden, to Mr.. Blair
cortland Morrissey of New York
City. Mr.. MorriSsey is the son of
1t. Comdr. Earl r. Morrissey.
U. S. N, retired. and Mrs. Nor
risey of Annapolis, Md.
The couple will be married In
Chicago April 80.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

YELLED cHARAER. Woteh the sIeom
in your escorts eye when he sees you in
this magnificent yellow miIon eort-
wheel, misted with yords and yards Of
green moline yelling, and bonded with
green eroseruin. Exquisite touch to
your costume-for importont afternoon
functions. Perfect TO weor oil through
summer with postels ond sheer
black. Con be ordered in oImost ony
shode, trimmed with contrasting or
motchins moline. $3.50 at MaisOns.
6 Street at 18th.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
r. H. Wilmer, Jr.,
To Visit Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Will
mer will be joined for the Easter
week end by their son, Mr.. Rich
ard H. Wilmer, jr., a student at
the General Theological Semi
nary in New York. Mr. Wilmer
will conduct the service in the
Church of Epiphany Sunday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Miss BuchhOlZ Wed
To Mr.. Whitman

Mr.. Robert Buchholz an
nounces the marriage of his
daughter, Miss Florence Buch-
holz, to Mr.. Charles r. Witt
mann, Saturday in Washington.
After Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Wittmann will make their home
at 140O TWenty-ninth street Sc.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Leaders in Capital Official
And Social Circles Hear
Philadelphia Orchestra
Wives of Yugoslav and Greek
Ministers Attract Especial
Attention in Presidential Box

The outstanding Holy Week socially speaking the
Philadelphia
Westminster society
Foch the Yugosav Minister occupied
wife the Military Aache the Yugoslav Legation Nine
a
Am hers n
Justice Harlan Fske Stone at the back
United
William R. them
Winslow Miss
continuing
Relief Connecticut north of K street
Evening star., 1941-04-09
THE SHIRT ON HER BACK

THE SHIRT ON HER BACK hos
q feminine oir II hos the new deep
throoted neckIne. And its tailored 70
IT" for your mon-toilored suit.
Loree peoh buttons clip on and off for
laundering. OF crepe, it comes in
white, poudre blue, pink, emerald, maize
ond beige. It's priced at only $3.50
in the Blouse Corner Of l.. Frank
Com pany-where you con suit yourself
with blouses by the hundreds e.
blouses thot ore frilIy and feminine,
bIouses thot ore crisp and tailored.
F Street OF 18th.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Mrs. Wrenn Returns

Mrs. William B. Wren has re-
turned to her home at 4917 Forty
second street after two-week vaca-
ton in Miami. She was accom-
panied by her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Wrenn,
IT., of Arlington.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

FANNIE MAY AND EASTER ARE
SYNONYMOUS. Delicious. Fannie
May Eoster eggs ore home made by
spic -ond -spon Fannie May Condy
Girls, every hour Of the doy, right here
in Woshineton-and you con have them
porceI- posted anywhere in the Estodos
Unidos OF smoIl additional cost. A box
Of II assorted Fannie May Condy
Eggs, Soc. Larger Easter Eggs ore
priced OF Sc, 25e, SOC, 81. Sl.50 and
$3.50. Butter creoms, eoeoonut, fruit
and nut centers. Condies, Soc ID. z
lbs. for 81. Six stores open until 1890
pm. Moin store: 1910 { Street.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

Judge John P. Briscoe Of Maryland
and he is a great nephew Of DR..
w. Sinclair Bowen of this city.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

salio al encuentro del marques.
Llevaba ell mandil blaHco v
una bandeia, con varios platos
humeantes.
-iAh, senior! iva esta pre-
parade todo!... iVenga para a
ca! lie tengo reservada la mejor
mesa, la que tanto lie gusta.
Inlay mucha genie?
No; los dias de hacer, va
Sc sabe. Solo seis o siete mesas.
Como ahora no tenemos hues-
pedes! Els en- Ell verano cuando
viene Ia genie. listed debia pa
sarse aqui varios meses, en- 81
5uen TEMPO, senor...
Pope di6 las gracias, y sigui6
al dueho hasta Ell interior del
hotel.
Una leve sonrisa erraba por
sus labios finos y palidos. =
Entr6 en- Ell eOmedor, LlenO de
sol. y desds 81 que &c disfrutaba
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

dolor en- las personals que Sc sier
ten heridas de muerte.
Quiza es que voy a morir
-anadi6, con una amargura
que lie torci6 la boca de sarcas.
mo; Isl 70 no fuera a morir.
81 no me sintiera inclinado ha.
ella la tumba, yo no podria ex,
~perimentar estas ansias de per-
dpn, estos sentimientos suaves
de diSculpar a la traidora de
comprenderla, de Querer guitar
impotancia a su vileza, de bus
car excuses para 10 que no es
escusable l..
Pero su cen0 Sc frunci6.
Habiase detenido.
Y en- voz alta. como 81 lie ha-
blara ell otro 90, desde ell fondo
de su conciencia, dijo:
5iC6mo es esq.,. les que
sentirse bueno, ~sentirse noble
y excelso y superior a nuestras
pasiones y = nuestrOs naalOs ins-
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

ba SECURE de no encontrar a ma.
die.
Podia entregarse por enterc
a sus hermosos suenOs, a la evo.
caci6n de sus dolores con una
especie de melancolia suave.
-iAh yo creo que seria feliz,
con toda la felicidad que puede
de caber en- mi vida rota, 81 tu-
viera una casita pequeha y con-
Portable por aqui-4se dijo ahora
Ell marques.
81 p~ensamiento lie agradaba.
IPor que no?
Aqui. en- las Planas, o en- el
Tibidabo, o en- cualquiera de es-
tos monies perdidos, entire esta
Naturaleza amable Y candida.
Pepe Sc propuso pensar este
despacio.-
Sc haria un chalet por aqui,
donde, 81 no viviria siempre, pa
al menOs, largas tempo
radas el tempo en- que descau-
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

SU TITULO

New York, julio 31.-Por
Ell emprcsario Mike j cobs Sc
inform6 aver a los pcriodistas
de un ccl. ats entire Gs Lesne-
witch, ell CO pe6n del geo com
pleto ligerc, y TaTni NIalriello
del Bronx, famoso por sus fuel
ties puhetazos.
La pelea Sc verificara ell Is
de agosto, en- IL - iison Square
Garden.
Aunque Nike rehus6 hablar
de sus ntavos planes. tienese er
tendido que al ganador Sc lie en-.
frotara con Jimmy Webb, dc
Houston y st. Louis, calificado
de legftimo contendiente por
la Commission Atletica del estado
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
LOS RIMEROS SEIS BA.
DE LAS GRAN.
DIES LIGAS

Ted Williams sigue. al frente
dc los primeros bateadores de
las ligas Nacional Y Americana
habiendo aumentado su prone
dio, en- 83 desafios, a 407 pun
tos.
Les siguen Joe DiMaggio de
los Yankees, con 376. y Ceci,
Travis, de los Senadores, 373.
Ocupan los otros tres luga-
res, Etten, de los Phillies, con
348 Reiser, de los Dodgers, con
1888, y Cooney, de los Braves,
con 331.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
OEP0RTES
INGRESARA EN- Ell EJER-
CITO Ell NUEVO CAMPEON
COCHRANE

Newark, New Jersey, julio
31.-El nuevo campe6n del pc
SO weller, Red Ccchrane, tendra
que presentarse hoy en- su jun
ia de reclutamiento para ser fl
sicamente examinado.
"Yo no reclamare exenci6n y
estoy listo para hacer por Uncle
Sam la misma clase de trabaJo
que hice para los fieles de New
Jersey derrotando al campe6n
Fritzie Zivic."
Cochrane contrajo la obliga
ci6n, antes de su victoria, de dar
la revancha a Zivic, en- un plazc
de go dias.
Por su derrota recibi6 Zivic
1898, y Cochrane, por su triur
TO, $2,598.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
ALLEN McCORVEY PELEA-
RIA MANANA CON HAIR
VEY WEISS

I'm programme secundario Sc
ofrecera manana por la noche,
IN Phillips Field. por ell empire
sario Frank LaMarque.
Cancelada la pelea entire ell
''zurdo" Young, ell de las tonte.
rias, y ell valiente Jose Legion, la
empresa decide m~antener Ell en-
tusiasmo de los 'fieles" con un
combate entire Harvey Weiss, de
New York, y ell tampefo Allen
McCorvey.
Los dos muchachos no perte-
necen a la primera division, Pc
70 combatiran valientemente.
"Deseamos mantener ell gusto
del plblico, dijo La Marque. por
los programs de los viernes.
Aun contando con indlviduos
como Young, que recibi6 ell pasa
je v no ha hecho 81 viaje, trata-
remos de complacer a los que pa
gam.
Gene Molnar peleara a ocho
asaltos con Jose Caballero. Sera
un match de POGO valor boxisti-
co, pero rum6rase que sc pega-
ran hasta con los cubos.
Els probable sc lie conceda a
frankie Thomas un bout con
Moe Weiss.
Recientemente Harvey Weiss
atropell6 al p1gil de Sr. Peters
burg.
I'm contrario Sc busca para
Kid Moves, de Syracuse.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
LIGA AMERICANA

La lluvia impuso la suspen-
sion de dos de los desaffos que
habia sehalados para aver.
Los Indios anotaron dos ca.
rreras en- Ell noyeno y los Sena-
dores hicieron otras dos, ganan-
do ell desafio. Cecil Travis dis
par6 un oportuno batazo de tu-
hey.
La derrota lie TOGO a Heving
el exito Sc lie concedi6 a Carras-
quel. Bob Feller lanz6 hasta el
noveno. cuando Sc lie quito para
dar entrada a un bateador de
emergecia.
Cleveland &c, l2h, lie; Wash
ington 7c, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

A pesar de 10 sombrio de sus
dltimos pensamientos; a pesar
del asalto de los recuerdos que
le amargaban, sentia esa espe-
Gle de consuelo, de bienestar fl.
sico que nos produce el beso pro
longado del aire puro, ell ejer.
cicio y la soledad en- la Natura-
leza.
Sentia apetito.
Mejor dicho, cast hambre.
Sus mejillaS Sc habian colo
reade IN POGO. con Ell largo pa
SEQ.
LEGO al hotel.
En- la terraza habia otro auto
particular, y a traves de los cris
tales del comedor, que era una
pieza volada, miranda
al mediodia, fuera del cuerpo.
del edificio, Sc veian ocupadas
varias mesas.
E dUehO. que servia 81 come
dor syUdadO pOr variOs mOuOa
La gaceta., 1941-07-31


"a vez, en- Cttos tartos escuen-
tros, a Billy Sopse, Ell campe6n
del peso mediano.
Sc efectu6 ell combate en- la
Madison Square Garden.
Pesaba Ell maltratado 1641a
libras Y ell vencedor 1904.
Abrams acometi6 desde ell pr
mer asalto y mantuyo la ofensi-
va hasta ell final. Pogo los mejo-
res punetszos y di6 a todos una
impression de indiscutible supe :
rioridad.
Los peritos concedieron cincc
asaltos a George, tres a Soose y
dos tablas.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
TONIC TERCERO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

II Vaya el senior tranquilo
Pope Sc perdi6 en- seguida por
una senda que Sc hundia en- pie
no bosQue.
lie gustaba este.
lie gustaba huir de los CANT
nos, que, aunque POGO, Sc veian
frecuentadOs por autos o por
carros que iban a las masias o a
los pueblecitoO cercanos, buscan
do la soledad.
Seguia las sendas sOlitarias,
que trepaban monte arriba, que
bajaban a las cahadas, que des-
aparecian muchas wees. BORA
das pOr Ia maleza, Y dOnde esta-
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
LIZA MACEDONIA

los Cardenales vapuiearon a
los Dodgers y aumentafBn Gu
v~entaja en- ell primer lugar del
circuito. Ell pitcher recluta Err
ME White recibi6 credito por
ell triunfo. Sc lie anot6 la derro-
ia a M. Brown. Leo Durocher,
que jug6 doce entradas Ell dfa
anterior, bate6 por Wicker. en-
ell octave, pero falleci6 en- un
+fly" a las manos de Marion.
La serie terminara hoy. Wyatt
lanzarA por ell Brooklyn y Ha
rry Gumbert por Ell st. Louis.
Brooklyn DC, Tn, lie; st. Louis
&C. 13h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

E6upatados ileCsgCn oil move.
40 ihnie os.AtletieOs y los Me-
dias Rojas. En- la Aeclma segun-
da entrada los hombres de Con-
ME Mack batearon efectivamen
tie Y ganaron ell juego. La victo-
ria sc lie acredit6 a Hadley y e.
'atropello" a Hallett.
Chicago &c, 6h, De; Philadel-
rhia &c, Oh. De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

Con Bucky Walters en- la il.
nea de fuego los Rojos de Gin
cinnati aplastaron a los Gigan-
tes, que o lograron pasar la Ego
ma. Witt fue ell pitcher derro-
tado. Descarg6 ell Cinci Is hits,
tres de ellos de Frey y tres de
Gleeson.
New York Zoe, 11h, lie; Cincin
natl &c, 16h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

sara de sus viajes, de sus cortas
eStancias en- Madrid, a dar una
rapida ojeada a sus asuntos.
I'm p~ensamiento amargo lie a.
salt6, de pronto.
Quiza muchas de mis- an
gustias, muchas de las torturas
que han destrozado mi coraz6n
" roto mi vida, han venido de
no hsber tenido un hijo en- mi
matrimonio!
En- la edad que tenia shora
Pepe-casi cuarenta amos, e.
chaba de menos un ser debil, u
ma c%riatura, en- La que depositar
todas las ternuras que desborda
ban de su coraz6n generoSo.
-iAh, 81 hubieramos tenido
un hijo, .Agueda y yo habriamos
sbdo felices, tan felices!..
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
MATRIMONIOS

Angel Gonzalez, 81, y Marga-
ret Martinez, %; Albert A.
Fronsadorf. 81, Y Matte Pau,
line Hamburg, 26; Walter ]
W,egman, jr., 10, y Sara LutreI
Clark 10; HarveyHarold Reese
IS, y Norma Ruby Legg, 81.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

Tobin dej6 a 10 Piratas en-
seis hits. mientras los Braves
pegaban ocho y hacian tres ca
rreras.
La derrota Sc lie acredit6 a
Bowman. Alfonso Lopez fu&
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

Cubs y Phillies Sc dividieron
los honores en- el doble partido
de aver. Con Blanton de pitch
ergan6 81 Philadelphia ell prime
no y perdi6 Ell segundo con Pear
son.
philadelphia Sc, 19h, lie
Chicago &c, 14ha 2e.
Philadelphia, Be, 5h, 2e;
Chicago SC. Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
ABRAMS DERROTO A BIZ,
LY SOOSE

New York, julio 31.-En una
pelea fuera de campeonato, Geo.
Abrams derrot6 aver por terce-
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

tlntos, es estar, tai veg, herido
de muerte? No saben en- Ell CO.
razon humane los s~entimientos
de piedad, de carload. de dulzu
ra, que nos aconsejara ell Senior
desde la cru? iPues que! SAcaso
no estaba yo pensando esta ma
mana y admirando al poeta de
La propio estimGci6n?. LES que
no hemos de triunfar nunca de
nustros instintos de vileza. de
nuestras malas pasiones, del
peso de brutalidad y de barba-
RE que duerme en- nuestro Pc
che? mo hemos de OR nunca la
voz del coraz6n, la de la ternu-
ra, la de los sentimientos sua-
YES y dulces que nos hablan de
bien de perd6n, de carload?
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

VACA.-Sv yende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundo parto Dirijase a 2136
ConradO, West Tampa
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
az KusEs

dos veces al bate y no pndo Co
nectar.
Boston &c, 8h, lie; Pittsburgh
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
DIVORCI0S

Decretos: Wayne B. Virgins
contra Grady R. Virgins.
NuevaS demandas: Mary A.
Knowles contra Earl Richard
Qnowles; Harolf Pfeiffer con-
ira X. o. Pfeiffer; Bertha May
Layman contra Jack Robert
Layman.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

va cerca de las dos di6 vista
de nuevo Pope, al volver un re-
cOdO de Ia senda, al Hotel y res
taurant RectOret
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

Su pena tOmaba ahora csc es-
tado mansO y suEave que toma Ell
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

vistOEianO Manteiga, Editor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Study Sessions
To Beuin Friday

Varied and interesting will DC
the program which will initiate on
Friday the study sessions and de-
psrtmentsl programs Of the Taco
ma Womans club Of which Mrs.
J. Freeman McNsry is president.
At 10 o'clock Mrs. r. C. Ander-
son, chairman Of adult education,
will hold the first Of her Better
English and Its Practical Apphca-
ton Through Informative Talks
programs for which Epsilon Sigma
Omicron credits will be given &c
persons completing the course.
Mrs. Winfield Sypher. head OF
the American Home department
will introduce as guest speaker al
12:45, Rev. w. A. Moore. who viii
have as his theme Return tC
Religion"
Mrs. Ellsworth c. Power. chair.
man of the department of Fine
Arts, will present a cultural pro-
gram at 2 o'clock. She will pre-
sent Miss Sally Sicade. chairman
Of music for Washington State
Federation of clubs in American
Music. Birds Eve View Into Our
National Regional and Local Amer
lean Music and Folk Song"
Mrs. William Groves Of the
Junior womans club will illustrate
Miss Slcades talk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Seminary Students
60 TO Portland

A group of nine Annie Wright
seminary students. accompanied
by two members of the faculty,
Miss Dorothy Knowlton and Miss
Virginia Rupp. went to Portland
Friday afternoon TO see the collec-
ton of paintings by old French
masters now on exhibit in that
city.
Girls who made the trip are the
Misses Harriet Giesy, Barbara
Young. Marianne Dykmsn and
Jane Holland. all of Portland,
Betty Rec Martin of Klamath
Falls, Ore; Betty Ribelin OF Che
halls, Barbara Hart of Chehalis
and Winifred Saxton and Anita
Derby, both of Tacoma.
While in Portland the girls were
guests in the homes of the Port
land girls who made the trip. They
returned to Tacoma Saturday eve
ming.
Following the Portland exhibit
ton. the paintings will be put in
storage for the duration OF World
War IL,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

Homecoming Dinner

Members of North Tacoma Re
bekah lodge and North Tacoma
Odd Fellows lodge are sponsor
ing their annual homecoming pot
luck dinner Friday evening in An
derson hall.
Mrs. Purl BOYD, president of
Elsie V. club, is general chair
man, and other members of the
group will assist A program will
follow o'clock dinner, with Mrs.
A. L. Mather as chairman.
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah lodge will
meet Friday evening at o'clock
in the l. o. o. F. hall Mrs. George
Goetzks will preside. assisted by
Mrs. Alfred Bouldron. An initia-
ton and refreshments will follow
Edison Preschool is sponsoring
skating party Friday from 10
p. m. to 1880 q. m. at the Roller
Bowl a. sOth and South Tacoma
way. The public IS welcome. Mrs
Harry Harnisch Is chairman and
will be assisted by Mesdames
Thomas Patrick. Gene Eberly.
Miss Mshie Fosberg and Carl T.
Copp. The proceeds Will 20 toward
equipment for the playschool.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Thursday Girls
To See Skii

A three-act skit. Echoes from
Camp Glen Echo" Is to be present
ed for the members of the Thurs
day Night Girls club on Thursday
October 2. 1941, al the Y. W. c. A.
by the girls who attended the
Business and Industrial Summer
Conference at Camp Glen Echo.
August 20 to 30.
Taking part in the skit are Miss
Lois Tolman, business and indus
trial secretary; Naomi Ellison,
Beatrice Kimball. and Sue Matsu-
shima of the Industrial club. and
Mary King and Helen Lewis of
the Business girls.
An invitation mas sent to all
members of the Industrial com
mittee of the Y. W. to attend the
meeting. Mrs. Kenneth H. Ander-
son is chairman of this committee.
All reservations for the club
dinner TO be held at 6:15 o'clock
must be made by Wednesday night
by calling BR 41S1.
Club members who do not have
health cards may take their ex-
aminations between 7 and
o'clock on Thursday. There will
be a welcoming splash party i'm
mediately after the regular pro-
gram for all the girls who like to
swim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Miss Mcdonald eied
Prior TO Departure

Prior to her departure Monday
evening for San Francisco where
she has accepted position with
the Hospital for Minor Surgery,
Miss Nell J. Mcdonald was honor
guest at series of farewell
parties.
Among the hosts and hostesses
were Mrs. Dayton Finnegan. who
feted Miss Mcdonald at a dinner
party; Mrs. Wallace Snowman,
hostess at a Sunday night supper
party; Mrs. Gertrude Hofgren and
Miss Marian Thornton, who enter
tanned at an evening party, and
Mr.. and Mrs r. n. Allen, who also
were dinner hosts.
Miss Mcdonald, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Fred Mcdonald of
American lake. has been on the
staff of the Washington Minor hos
pital here for the past six years.
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planning decorations. Members
OF Ruth circle Of young matrons
in charge Of the kitchen are
Mesdames Royal Lindsl, r. A.
Briggs. William Goodwin and
Robert Stillman. In charge Of the
dining room are members Of the
Maid and Matrons circle. a group
of business and professional wom-
en- including the Misses Lois X.
Hartman. Flora NJ. Pletke, Eliza
beth NJ. Campbell and Ruth Pratt
and Mescames Elsie n. Simmons
and Rose Stratton. These COM
mittees will be assisted by Mes
danes James T. Kerr and Frank
c. Neal.
Members OF Martha circle, a
group Of young matrons will pre-
SIDE at the supper tables: Mes
danes Horton Wilcox. Austin Bee,
Edgar r. Case. John d. Ferguson.
Richard r. Hodge, Dean W. Null
lin, Govnor Tests and S. S. Water
man, il.
Washington temple, No. s. Ply
THAN Sisters. viii hold regular
meeting At ?. m. Thursday AL
members are urged to attend.
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Her bridesmaids will be Miss
Margaret Burkey. Miss Marjorie
schwalen and Miss Valdene Hazel
ton. also a bride-eIect.
Many affairs are planned for the
bride-elect, among the first was
Mis Patricia Poe's shower and
bridge party on Wednesday which
complimented Miss Hazelton as
well. Miss Poe entertained at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Poe. Miss Hazelton's
engagement to Mr.. Bernard Cham
bers was revealed early In the year
but her wedding plans have not
yet been made known.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mack koon
dorothy LaGasa) are planning a
dinner for the immediate families
IT the home of DIR. and Mrs.
James LaGasa on Thursday eve
ming. Miss Janice Wegener's linen
shower for Miss Simpson win be
given on Monday evening.
Navy Mothers club sewing circle
No. 8 will meet Friday at the home
Of Mrs. Ruth Burchot. ssth and
East ! SITS. Luncheon will be served
at 1880. Layettes will be made
for enlisted mems wives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Busy Program
For Y. W. Glasses

The full program for the adult
education classes at the YW.C.A.
will open Friday. Oct. 3, with
many fields of interest represent
ed. Subjects offered from . to
10 include "Food-What and How
to Buy" Personality Plus and
Messages from the Bible for To-
day" Miss Elsie Benthien will
talk on Nutrition and Those Flu
sive Vitamins" DR.. Jennie M
Reed will speak on Mental Apti-
tudes Toward Personality" and
Rabbi B. d. Rosenberg of Temple
Beth Israel will have as his sub
ject, who We're the Prophets ?"
Glasses at 10 o'clock will be in
Finances for Women" book re-
views and conversational Spanish
Miss Elizabeth Shackleford will
speak on wills, Administration
of Estates. Legal Status of
Women and Taxation" Book re-
views by Mrs. Junia Todd Hallen
will include Pattern of Con-
quest" by Joseph c. Harsch
Above Suspicion" by Helen
Machines, Land Mark" by Hilda
Norris and Big Family" by
Partridge. Mrs. Anesto Bianchi
will conduct the Spanish converse
ton.
Offered at IL o'clock will be be-
ginning Spanish with Mrs. F. A.
Wagner In charge, the public
health series with DR.. Leland f.
Powers talking on THE Health
Department of the City OF Ia
coma and Its Functions" and IN
terpretive drama by Mrs, Hunter
kennard.
Following luncheon at noon
there will be bridge for beginners
and more advanced players and
the work shop instruction will
continue. Wood carving will be
taught by Mrs. w. A. Heath. Mrs
ID. Ward Moser will instruct in
novelties and will have a new sub
Ject each week. Mrs. s. A. Hunt.
ington, jrp will teach picture tint.
ing. Mrs. f. n. Murray. chair
Gaming and Ralph c. Geer. furnitur.
finishing. Beginning bridge vii
be under Mrs. Anthony NJ. Amt.
son and the junior tournament
will be directed by Mrs. Anthem,
j. Swindle.
Those not already registered for
the classes are asked to be at tn,
Y. W. c. A. in time to register
before o'clock. Further infor.
nation may be obtained by calling
Broadway 41S1.