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Evening star., 1941-02-18
Don't Take Nv
Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

Nozi
OF or pertaining to the ruling
party OF Germany.
Since the Presidents defense
speech this query has come from
many readers: 'Mr. Roosevelt said
'NAT-see,' rhyming the first syl-
liable with fat, hat. Was he cor
rect?"
The President, one of the few
speech precisionists in American
public life, might have used a little
broader "a" in Nazi. The German
"a is pronounced "ah." Webster's
lists Nazi as NAHT-see.
But, NAHT-see or NAT-see, never
rhyme Nazi with "jazzy," nor pro-
nounce it "NAY-zye."
Nazi is a coined word from the
German Observation-Disclosures
partei."
In Germany Deutschland, pro-
nounced DOYCH-lahnO the swas-
tika is known as the "hakenkreuz,"
pronounced HAH-ken-kroyts. 1t
was adopted in 1918 as the official
emblem of the Nazi party.
Hitlers first name is not Adolph,
but ADOLF Do not say Adolf"
nor "AY-dolf." The correct pro-
nunciation is: AH-dolf.
The word REICH, meaning en-
pire, has the German fricative "ch"
as in ach, dich. Do not rhyme the
word with like, nor give it an Ssh"
sound. Say the word RYE and
finish it with a "ch" made solely
with the breath against the soft
palate
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented)
For a personal answer to your
questions about words, send
stamped (3-cent), self-addressed
envelope to Frank Colby care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
SH0RT.WAvE PROGRAMS.

SYDNEY, 4:55-New and commentary,
W07, 1888 meg, 252 m.
BERLIN, 6:t5-Philhamon concert, DJB,
1870 meg 1o m.; DID, TIL meg. IS m.
BUDAPEST, 7;30-Hungaian Philharmonic
Orchestra; news in English, HAT4, 9.l2 megy
32.8 m.
BERLIN, S15-News in English, DJB, 1870
meg, t9 m.; DID, I'LL meg, Is m; DID,
1854 meg, 28 M; DC, 6.02 meg, 4o m.
ROME, 10:00-kews in English, 7R03, o63
meg 3i.i m; 204, 1881 mecy 25,4 NJ;
2R06, 1880 meg, 1876 m.
LONDON, 1000" Democracy Marches" CSC,
95S meg. 3i.3 m.; esd, IT'S meg, 25.5
m.; GSL, 6.i1 meg, 49i m.
BERLIN, t0:30-News in English, DID, Ills
meg, IS m.; DID, 1854 meg 7S m.; DC,
6.02 meu,, 4o m,
Evening star., 1941-02-18

WRc, 9:30-Fibber and Molly entertain as
usual al their 7o Wisffu Vista residence.
WhAL, 935-lnner Sanotum Mystery: With
circus as bdok-drop for the sinister gongs-on,
the story Of The StrangIed Serpent unfolds
before your very eyes.
WNAL, 10:00-Senaior Lodge Of MaNdthu.
sets on the Iend-Iease bill.
WMAl, 10:i5-The Atlantic City Sea 6ulIs
again drop in on the Eagles for friendly
game Of hockey.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
LETTER-OUT


opposite
from which removed It, have wered Out
correctly i guides.
Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Ietter-Out
felow)
BAWI.ERS-BRAW1S (rows).
E BOWERS-BROWS 0igh denote brans)
old.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
U. S. Goods Superior

Mexicans forced to switch their
purchases from Europe to the United
States because of the war declare
they have found American products
| much superior.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

We help the taSt-growing ado
lescent overcome his set-con-
SciouSneSS 1Uhen 1Oe help keep
hin, from taking himself too Sc
riOuSlu.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill Coyls,
WNAL, 4;30 pm.
Star Sports Late sports by Burt Hawkins,
WMAI. 8 nm.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
Not This

Mother-Do straighten that rug
and then see II you can't pick up
your feet.
Father-I wonder If the time will
even come when you can walk into
a room without stumbling in.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
This i

Son-Gee, but I'm awkward.
Father-I'm glad you can laugh
about it, son. was worse than you
are at your age. Most fast-growing
boys stumble a bit but that stage
doesn't last long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
Resolutions

week on Friday or Saturday,
leaving only fresh and perish
able foods TO be ordered during
the week.
The habit of serving all fam
lily meals in the coy breakfast
room or kitchen can very often
be a bad one. Meal service be-
comes slovenly-and the dress
and conduct on the part of
youngsters-often follows this
pattern.
Serve the mann meal of the
day in dining rodm-use fresh
linens. cleaning china and
glassware and ssrve the courses
with care. Yhis is almost as
important a part of the daily
ritual as is the preparation of
the food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
Coffee Sauce

ANGELIC Coffee sauce is es-
pecially prepared TO lend its aid
10 angel or sponge cake. 1t is
made with one-half cup sugar.
one tablespoon each cocoa and
-four, few grains salt, one egg,
one cup hot, freshly made.
double-strength coffee, ia b / e.
spoon butter. one-half cup cream.
Mix together in top of double
boiler the sugar, cocoa, flour
and salt.-Add slightly beaten
egg and coffee slowly; cook
until thick. stirring constantly;
add butter and cool. Fold in
Whipped cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
BOLERO FROCK

Pattern 4615 is available in
chlldren's sizes ?. 4 S. s and 70
Size s. dress alone Takes u
yards 36-inch fabric. skirt and
bolero. Ia yards 36-lnch fabric
end q yard contrast,
Send fifteen cents fl5cl IN
COINS for this Anne Adams pal :
tern. Write plainly size. name,
address and style number
Address your order 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. FPS Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
MARCH II TO APRIL go

ArieS-lndications look very
good but don't be too complacent
and eock-sure, especially when a
great part of the world is suffer
ing Undesirable h ard h IS.
Work harder and practice some
self-sacrifice that you may aid
those fighting for justice.
APRIL 2l TO MAY 20
s-May be rough in
spots bat you can take it and be
better for the test. Any difficult
happening or day can be turned
into a blessing by the way YOU
handle it. There are some Very
favorable periods today; make
the most of them.
MAY - TO JUNE II
GemjHi-Likely more friendly
time FOR you born after June (
than for you born before June
;. but whole day encourages YOU
enterprising folk to double efforts
IN that in which you wish most
10 succeed
JUNE p TO July -
CdBcer-Scales tip in your
favor and you are slated for
benefits If YOU get behind your
activities with enthusiasm and
the intelligence with which you
are blessed. It's imperative YOU
start this progressive New Year
as a DOER and not as trailer
along
I'd y = TO ATGT ST y
IDA better business and
contact day than Yesterday. You
may have less time for frvoli-
Tres or personal desires but time
Wei spent now on stabilizing or
improving YOUR income wiiEearn
for you more leisure. later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
HOROSCOPE :: By n Ersoss'
Look the SecoH Your Bfhdop Comes H. and Find What
Yop Outlook Is, according to the Stars,
For Thlv.sdoA. JannalR 2.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %

IWgo-Industrial, mechanical.
manufacturing and real estate
interests greatly favored. Per-
sonal ambitions may also be real
lied in professional, artistic and
social lines. The quality of your
work and cheerfulness of your
attitude are determining factors.
SEPT p TO OCT. %
Libra-Born before October s?
More friendly influences indl-
Gated for your enterprises. How
ever, all Librans are urged to
start their activities and urgent
duties with alacrity.
OCT. p TO nov. %
.Scorpio- Some favorable as
poets exist but others less encour-
aging behoove you to be alert,
progressive, especially in matters
and activities concerning your
means of livelihood.
NOV. % TO DEC. =
Sogiuorius-A splendid out
look, Actions and new advan-
tages all around YOU. Don't let
any good leads or opportunities
slip through your fingers. Forge
ahead today.
DEC. - TO JAN. p
Capricorn Meet and discuss
with those in your business your
plans and proposed activities for
this New Year. Don't delay in
matters vita To government, de-
Tense or other worthy objects.
Quick action is imperative these
days.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
A9pet4as BE particular about
important details and the many
seemingly small" items. Improve
your mechanical and -iHtuitive
faculties. Let your fine ideas and
capability be articulate when and
where needed
FEE. y TO MARCH %
- TzrTS tdTT5o 70 Nquarians
is especially applicable TO you to-
day. Plan and prepare carefully
what you must do. then proceed
with assurance and faith in
Gods help and your ability.
You'll WIN.
( CHILD he,p an this dag
viii be paln-takiug. patient IN
study. eager 10 learn a profession
or trade from the bottom up.
Will have an innate sense of gov
eminent and politics. could be an
asset to a large organization.
VIII command respect and ad-
n1frat1on # rightly reared and
taught 10 respect Gods laws.
copsrght 1871, kng Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
Take Stock

Let's take stock of the woman
in Your mirror. How much too
much does she weigh? To check
more closely how many of those
pounds were added last year?
And-be candid now-how old
does she register?
If your counterpart is bit
dumpy and has a run down
posture, she doesn't look any
younger than She really is. Not
that anyone wants 10 hang on TO
youth for dear life. That's silly.
But il is not very comforting 10
a woman TO look every minute
OF her age.
If you think something should
be done. let's get started. 1t is
easier 10 go along with thou
sands of other reducers. And in
the next three weeks we will
take into account every figure
problem-that wandering waist
line. hopeless hips, flat chest.
billowy bosom. thick and thin
legs. and just general stoutness.
In that short. time you can lose
10 pounds and take your meas
urements down by inches.
Nutrition Rules
With an excessive amount of
weight, consult your doctor be-
fore starting TO reduce--it's a
capital idea for everyone TO have
thorough physical check-oVer
once a year. Then, if he approves
your plan TO slim down. follow
the three. weeks series OF menus
which begins today.
A happy and svelte New Year!
TOMORROW: A slimming diet
that sticks TO the ribs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

THBEE-wEEK BEAUTY DIET-First DAY
BREAKFAST Galleries
Grapefruit y .............. So
sugar rounded teaspoon ...- 30
Poached egg on thin slice whole wheat
toast with i pat butter ........ $50
Coffe, clear
$50
LUNCHEON
Rroiled hamburger on bun 200
Mustard and pickle no hutterJ
Lettuce and tomato salad $3.50. rs
tNineRsr. SeAsoningb
skim milk or buitermnk ..,-...... so
sos
Roast lamb slices ...... 200
Trim on all fafb
Carrots small whole ........ 50
Green peas. cup ..-.-.t.. ST.
Butter / pat, I. linen thick. ....... SO
hot roll .-,....-..- ..........4 100
Tangenne ...-.... ..'.''.''.'.s.. 80
500
TOTAL FOR DAY .........,......l 1898
Supplement diet with one Vitsmin A.
p G. n capsule daily
Copyrlght, 1910. King Features synd. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

IT'S a brand new year-as
fresh as field of untrodden
snow but before il loses its glis-
tening newnesS let's sit down
and make some household reSo-
lutions for the next II months.
Not impossible, inconveniento
ones you're sure TO break-but
sensible ones that will make life
more pleaSant-the home a bet
ter place to be.
Resolve to clean out that fruit
cellar-retabulate foods and re-
stock shelves with favorite Mid
winter preserves. Remove every
thing from the ROOM Wash
shelves and inside walls with
hot sudS. Rinse with A soft
cloth dipped in clear water and
WIRING as dry as possible. Wipe
with a dry cloth.
In The Kitchen
When it comes to kitchen
resolutions there's h ardly a
limit to their possibilities. Re-
solve 10 rinse each dish, and
spoon before washing. This
helps to keep dish water clean.
Remember. too, TO put pots and
mans to soak as YOU empty
them.
Once a week on Friday morn
ing take a bowl of warm sudS
and soft cloths: wipe finger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

cRocHETED PANEL PATTERN 27oe

THE AMERICAN Eagle translated into het crochet makes
pillow or panel needlewoman will proudly display
Pattern 20s directions for pillow panel;
illustration of stitches: materials required,
Send TEN CENTS n for this pattern to the Laura
Department 1925 Times Square Detroit Men,
Owing regulations orders for patterns 10 Canadian
be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
These Sensible New Year .
Will Not Be Easily Broken

marks from paint, wash door
knobs and wipe window sills.
Rich suds remove greasy dirt
with little rubbing leaving sur
faces bright and clean. After
washing off dirt, wipe the sur
face with a damp, then dry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

IINITED lpTICTC-BaEie,. I'D. Circus PA
UNllLD hhilolo Cont from l045A.
CLARK GABLE ana HEDY LAMAR
''COMRADE n" Plus Eugene q Netii -
.,THE LONG VOYAGE HOME"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
Perk Up Menus

Perk up menu planning with
many of the new foods on the
market and add some of the
unusual fruits and vegetables
not included in your regular
purchases. Do ordering for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
lampshades. Too

Occasionally take down glass
lampshade and wash it. If you
have not done this recently,
You'll be amazed how dirty it
looks at close range.
About once month take
down the kitchen curtains and
wash them. They look so crisp
and fresh when newly hung.
Outside of refrigerator should
be wiped off many times during
the week, but once a week or
so it is we'll to wash the inside
with a solution of baking soda
and water. This should follow
an overnight defrosting period,
Take all the food off the shelves
and wipe shelves and walls with
a soft cloth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al IHhFUV
iUhLUU Open s. Richard DIX ard
Wendy Barrie IN MEN AGAINST THE
shN." Jack OAne Charlotte Greenwood.
shirley Temple IN "1Ot NJ PEOPLE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
Start Your
New Figure
Today
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THIS Is the most popular
time in the year 10 start reduc-
ing. Comes January ! some IL
900 900 wornen-to take round
figures-make up their minds 10
slim down and turn back the
calendar.
year runs its courSes-'t-e
get too begged down in the
routine OF living 10 pay much
attention TO the way we look.
i wish mirrors had memories
and could reveal the way We
looked a year ago alongside the
way We look today. Then we
wouldn't lei things go on hap
penine 10 US. But the best we
can do is 10 try 10 take an inn
personal view of ourselves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

Klink. vice president: Margaret
Asbury, secretary; Ruth Steele,
treasurer. and Ruth Larson, cor
responding secretary.
At the conclusion Of the bust
ness meeting, the director. Mrs.
Mae Williams, presented the eve
ning's program. Book reviews
were given by Mrs. A. severson
who reported on Public Speaking
by Borden. and Miss steele, who
reviewed The comman Of
Words" by Smith.
A special meeting has been
called by the chapter for this
Tuesday svening at the home Of
Miss Cozza. e47 So. Sheridan. to
discuss plans for the groups
philanthropic work for the com
ing year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
P. L. c. Girls Plan
Annual May Tea
High School 6irls VII Be
Honored Wednesday

Girls from surrounding high
schools will be honored guests
AZ the annual MAY tea held By
the Associated Women Stu
dents Of Pacific Lutheran col
lege Wednesday afternoon.
Tea hours will be from : 80
10 5 o'clock. with Mrs. Lora
kreidler. dean of women. and
Miss Anna Marn Nielsen. in
structor Of teacher training.
assisting az the tea table.
Pastel shades with spring flow
ers and eslls lilies ain ~ the
theme during the afternoon
Hostesses. dressed in light
spring formals. WI he tho three
A. ". S. leaders. Myrtle cr4bh.
Helen johnson. and Valerie Olson,
and the cabinet composed Of Eve
lyn Stalwiek. Patricia Roning.
Ruth Simonson. Phyllis Benson.
1rma North. Alice Ford. and
Arlee Rutila.
Miss Virginia Davis. popular
college coed. viii speak Of social
affairs Of the school calendar and
tho proper dress for the college
campus. Gerhart svare will sing
a vocal solo; = trumpet duet by
William Cannon and Marvin
Loftness; and = dramatic reading
by Miss Edna rulver.
Goods assisting the Misses Ruth
BenEston and Patricia Roning on
the following committees are
decorations. Sylvia johnson. Janet
Smith, Rhoda Lee and Lois Lud-
wig, advertising. Dorothy Fristos.
Phyllis Benson. Nancy Glenn: pro-
gram. Priscilla Preus. Barbara
Xavier and Donna Basse; refresh
ments. Florence Hopp. Laura Midi.
safer. LcRae Hamilton. Lorna
Rogers. Betty Sohollc: others are
Marybess Daddow. Chair Knapp,
Ramona Hawthorne. Mary Hau-
gen. Alice Pflaum and Mary Ellen
Nicklason.
Various schools represented will
be Stadium. Lincoln. Sumner, ort-
ing. Puyallup. Clover Park. Roy.
Yelm, Eatonville. Gig Harbor. Ka-
powsin, Randall. Federal Way,
Fife, Morton. and Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Trinity Methodist Women
To Meet This Week

All circles Of women's society of
Trinity Methodist church viii meet
on Wednesday. except No. 7. which
will meet on Tuesday evening at
7:30 with Mrs. Walter Holmberg
at 6sth and Pacific.
No. l will meet for a ~ 80 des-
sert luncheon with Mrs J. r.
sehaad. $40 East Spokane. Mrs.
Ida Arnold will be hostess TO cir
Gle No. ? at her home. COG East
35th for a 1900 luncheon. No. 3
Will meet with Mrs. Arthur Hcw-
kin. 3eis East f. at p. m. for a
dessert luncheon. Circle No. 4 viii
meet at the home of Mrs. Leila
Tegtmeyer 40l2 East G. for a 1
o'clock dessert luncheon. No. 5
with Mrs. n. Drennen. 34Oels Ia
saith, also for a dessert luncheon at
the same time.
Mrs. r. Fink will be hostess for
Circle No. s az her home az 1920
South 7th. for a II o'clock lunch
con.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Miss Sherman and Mr.. Young
To Wed Next Month
Round Of Festivities Honor Young Couple
Preceding Nupfisl Vows

The approaching marriage Of popular young couple Of
fuyaup Miss Marian sherman and Mr. Stanley Young has
been the occasion for gay whr Of parties the last few
weeks.
One Of the most memorable dinner dance given by
riding club which both young people belong The
the Roses the SeateTacoma highway The table
appropriately centered with tiny horse and buggy bearing
bride and groom toward huge SHE'LL spng sweetpea
the table variety Of spring flowers used elsewhere
about the rooms The honor guests presented with
silver dish engraved with the riding CLUB crest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Former Tseomsns Hosts
In Capitol City

Mr. and Mrs. " l. HihsFiy ~
Olympus entertained former neigh
bora and friends Sunday for dinner
and = trip through ths capital
buildings and other places q In
tsfest.
Those present from Tacoma
were Mr. and Mira lease shelly.
Mr. and Mira Everett Cummings
and daughter. Miss Caroline. nn
and Mrs. A. {. Guild ana nisues
Misses Wanda and Margaret Guild
from Oregon City. Ore. and Miss
Mary Black. Miss BERTHE hcMuf-
trls and Mr.. George Forbss Of Ta-
coma.
Busy Needles sswlag eiuh viii
meet II the home u Mira Eugene
Marrhesinl. SAB -. Junalt. We'd
neadsy At a % for luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
PIT. A. News
THURSDAY

The annual spring luncheon
given BY the executive board Of
the Manltou PIT. A. for the
teachers Of the school will be held
Thursday at noon Al ths hams Of
Mrs Floyd cronAnder. ssa0 30.
Cove. A patriotic motive IN
flower arrangement has been
planned by Mrs Henry Hvbsrt.
Others assisting in plans are Mrs
". W. carrls. Mrs Charles
schuler, Mrs Archie csnln. Mrs
Ford waldron and Mrs Walter
Peterson. Honor guests include
Mrs. Katharine Gabriel. principal.
Mas Naomi Light Mas Myrtle
Goorc. Mrs. Mathilde Mathsf. Mrs.
Ida Evcris. Miss Janice Wade and
Mrs Janet Russell In addition
To the COMMITTEES In charge the
executive board Includes Mrs
Thomas Hay. Mrs. Frank springer,
Mrs Gilbert Brock. Mra James
Taylor. Mrs. Norma Heedy. Mra
Jack Kimban. Mrs Emil sehulsF.
Mrs. John Harris Mrs. George
Haskins. Mrs. Ted Longs and Mrs,
Albert vofocsd
Grant PIT. 4. meets Thursday
a. $50 . n. ~ The auditorium.
Mrs. L. T. Issaes viii install the
new officers who are Mrs Harold
W. Aeclary. president. l. =. Nor
ton. first vice president. Miss
Marie Egan. second vice president.
Mrs. T. A. Lind. secretary. ard
Mrs. Stanley Anderson. treasurer
Hostesscs for the social hour plii
be mothers II Mrs. Myra Lewis
loom.
Jefferson Priesthood meets
Thursday a. D. m. N ths field
house. Farewell 70 Kindergarten
la the topic Of Mrs Martha steele
the recreation group teacher. ard
"Weicoms 10 School that ~
Henry Weeks. principal of the
school Mrs G. O. Olding wili
preside Singers viii he from ihs
Mason intermediate. Betty Wright
viii present = tap dance Mrs
Thor Toiisfson viii install ihs neav
officers. Mrs. Roy LilEsbeck. pres
idsnt. Mrs.. 7. e. hanis. first yies
prssldsnt. nfs , n Craft. second
wee president. Mrs.. Bruce I.Dsek-
fed. secretary. and Mrs. o. ~
Hliksmeisf. treasurer. Mrs q. y.
Robbins. Mrs. Carl =. Faaesit and
Mrs. Oils Eastman sll ~ ths
hoatsasea
fsffalot club will meet Wednea-
day for ~ % iunchson ~ m home
u Mr. George . Palmer. zttT
-. p e. Mrs.. Laura Robinson.
mother n fbs eiDb Nlu - hon-
oFsd. Mrs.. Arthur Hsks ~fli pre-
side
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Party Compliments
Mrs. Newton

Among the many showers given
IN honor OF Mrs. Jack Newton Jas
Fleisher). a recent bride. was the
one for which Miss Virginia Fiddes
and Mrs. Robert Martin were host
eSses recently at the home OF Mrs.
Martins mother.
Theme Of the event was wash
day" Guests appeared in wash
dresses and each was presented
with a oolorful apron by the host.
esses. Games were played after
which the honor guest was pre-
scented with a decorated clothes
basket Shower gifts were clever
~ strung across a clothes line.
To further carry out the theme
>7of the evening, refreshments were
served IN the kitchen. The table
was centered with a round mirror
ON which stood a miniature bride
gowned in pink satin with a white
tulle veil. Small blossoms of bridal
wreath and bluebells graced the
edge of the mirror and dainty pink
parasols served as favors and place
cards. Two tall yellow tapors. at
either end of the table. completed
the setting. yellow and red tu-
lips and narcissus were used
throughout the rooms.
Guests were Mesdames Kenneth
Earring. Marjorie Pitts. clemeace
LaLme, Melvin Fiddes. Frank
Lehman, Frank Wrolson and Har-
ley, Endersbe of Auburn and the
Misses Maxine Plat. Eleanor Mil
Ter. Jane oyerax, Betty Birlebak,
Peggy Fiddes, young Ken Earring
and Master Tommy Pitts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Seminary Mothers
To Close Year

A meeting Of the lower school
units Of the Annie Wright seminary
Mothers club has been called for
il o'clock Wednesday morning in
The teachers room at the school.
The session will mark the last
business meeting Of the club year
Mrs. George Thompson. chairman,
will preside Luncheon will follow
the business discussion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Sorority InStallS
New Officers
Miss Ruth Steele 10 Lead
Members OF Phi Chapter

Miss Ruth Steele was in
stalled as president of Phi
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at
a recent meeting of the group
at the home of Miss Mary
Frazier. Other new officers
are Miss Marian Cozza, vice
president; Miss Margaret Me-
Afferty, secretary; Miss Elsie
Klink, treasurer. and Miss
Jessie johnson, corresponding
secretary.
Outgoing officers are the Misses
Annette Getzlaff. president; Elsie