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Evening star., 1941-12-10

"New Horizons" by Giro, S6.S
The scent that carries you on and
on: distinctive and new os its magnificent
bottle. Other size, SlO50 Ciro's RE
f|ection," S., Sl2
Ciro's Surrender" S., $40
Plss 1926 Federal Tax
Evening star., 1941-12-10

rhythm" by Kathleen MoN
QuinIonL S.
For your Swing" girl; Iiehtheorted, otV,
the spirit Of youth.
Other size 81 =
Plss i0qe Fslsrai Tss
Evening star., 1941-12-10
THE NEWER
Delleffs;
l2l4-2o r Street

Every gift perfume s. and up ye'u
gift wrap from your choice of several
Christmas papers, gaily bedeck it in
ribbon rosettes. Five different styles
-gliftering, gldmorous.
Evening star., 1941-12-10

Tweed" BY LentherIc, 81
The fresh, out-of-doors fragrance women
love for their casual moods and for their
cosuol fashions. Other sizes Sl.25 and
S225.
Piss I0es FslsraI Tss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Siena Club Ends
Current Season
Mrs. Eqsn Is Hostess; Miss
Murray New Chairman

The Siena club met Tuesday
evening al the home Of Mrs.
James II. Egan for It's final
assembly Of the club year.
Miss Jane Murray Was named
chairman for the year l94I-42
and Mrs. Neal Gregory. SEC
rotary. The evenings pro-
gram included . discussion
Of current events and = re-
view Of Theodore Maynards
Queen Elizabeth" By Mrs.
Egan.
supper Vas served IT the eve
nings close TIE tee table VAS
covered with = cloth ~ white
italian linen cutwork and eentsrso
With iris. deiphlnium and mari
colds in white. yellow and orchid
Club membership includes Mes
DANES Mark nolllver. Lawrence
McNerthnsy. J. r. Merrick. Joseph
nsnley. Egsn ana Gregory. and
The Misses Murray. Charlotte Han
ley. Winifred Henriot. Ellen Walsh,
Ehlln and Augusta Ohlin. Special
guests Of the evening were the
Misses Irene and Norma ouellstte.
Cenevieve Hahn and Madeline Nc
lntyre Of Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Rehearsal Party
Wednesday
Miss Jensen. Mr.. Jueiino
VIII Be Feied Again

Preliminary TO their mar
rage Thursday evening. will
be the wedding rehearsal and
party Wednesday for Miss
Ruth Jensen, and Mr.. Helmut
Jueling. The wedding Is TO
be a garden one AZ the resi-
dence of the bride-elect'S SIS
ter and brother-in-law, the
Gilbert Carlsons on Gehring
Road.
The rehearsal Il planned for
$50 and following there will be =
supper party honoring the young
couple
Present in addition tn their at
tendants. Miss Lois Kuhl and Mr..
Paul Jueling. r., the hridegrooms
brother. viii be their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Hjalmar Jensen. Rev.
and Mrs. Paul Jueling Rev. Jnel-
ing will perform the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Lindquist Of
Portland. uncle and aunt Of the
hride-elect: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Richart. 1t. Richard Horn. Miss
Nancy Lee Carlson. daughter Of
the host and hostess. and Mrs.
Andrew Carlson, mother-in-law OF
the hostess. who will assist at the
party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Vows Exchanged
In Fl. Lewis Chapel

Mis Bertha Drexisr. daughter
~ NJ. ]. y. nrexier. became
the bride 81 Sergeant jehn l.
Burg 81 an impressive ceremony
In the Port Lewis chapel early
shls month. Reverend Ralph Smith
otfieiated Al the early morning
ceremony.
me brides gown VAS u whlts
and silver hrocsae. with : finger
tip veil attached % : rhinesiens
cap. Tier bouquet Was made up
Il sweet peas. rose buds. and valley
lilies she wss given Ia marriage
BY her father, and attended by
her sister. Ars. Helen irwin. whe
Vas Eo~ned IN plnk gsorEstte.
she carried valley lilies and russ.
buds. Mr.. Arthur Drsxlsr. brother
of the bride. acted - best man
The bridegroom mother chose
for the occasion . gown 81 blue
crepe, and wore a eorsags ~
lines Of the valley. A reception
IN the brides family home fol-
lowed the ceremony. with Mrs. y.
Frssier and Mrs n Brown pouring.
For gong away Mrs. BnrE
chose q blue suit. with matching
accessories. After = short wedding
trip. the new home will be sstah-
ushsd in Los Angeles. California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Bride-Eleci
Is Honored

A recent meeting Of the Cedar
Assembly Past Worthy Adviser
club va. unusually interesting in
that Il was held at The Seattle
home OF Mrs. Robert H. Johnson
Marjorie Wiekensl. and u In
eludsd a surprise shower for Miss
Betty Evanson. who IL 10 he mar
ried In June. After the business
meeting. games were played wiih
honors going n Mrs. c. N. Fall
strom. Miss Doris sommer and
Miss EvanHon.
Later in the evening. the hostess
presented the honor guest with q
gift from the club members. Pink
and blue were the colors adopted
for flowers about the rooms. and
for the refreshments.
Guests included Mrs G. NJ. Fall
strom Of fssaquah, Mrs r. l..
Pollock, Mrs. r. 1. Garrity. the
Misses Dorothy wieksns. Doris
sommer. Lola Huff. Betty calisrt
and the honor guest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Parties Honor
Miss Cook
WI We'd ~. Wsrer
Aeerssh = Ire IS

Frequently fsfed the
tine fer ker wedding draws
near i IL kli<e Goa. -
tfozhed ~ ~. WarnrH ~
Crsth. VITO - <et dune Is
far hrr wedding Ameer -
recent event. - - <Ee~rf
rIveu ~ MFz. firorn< E<&eIe
and Mr.. AaTuzt jopp n 90
Istfefz hene.
Entertaining 80 n<x< -
Misses Harz< Wenh~rE. tefn4
rsxInnd 40 Enid HI4ke II -
home If Mss HIak<
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
BriStoW-
Rites Performed
Ceremony Takes Place
In Family Garden

Wedding VOWS were ex-
changed in a natural garden
setting last Thursday evening
by Miss lone MARVEL Ander-
son and Mr.. Charles +. Bris-
tow at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford f. Anderson. Mr..
Bristow is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Bristow of Nc
Neil Island.
Tall baskets Of blue delphinium
and peach gladioli were arranged
before a vine covered lattice. The
wedding party approached the i'm
provised altar through an aisle
marked with white satin ribbon.
The Rev. Carl II. Peterson Off
ciated. Music for the professional
was played by Miss Dorothy Gil
more and Miss Muriel Berglund
sang 20 Promise Ne"
Gowned in white silk lace and
marquisette. the bride made an
attractive picture as she carried
a bouquet OF gsrdenias and tails
man roses Her only jewelry was
a necklace OF pearls and zircOn,
given her by the bridegroom. She
wore q shoulder veil of peach
caught to q headdress OF gladioli.
Miss Marianne johnson Of Ia
coma was the brides maid OF
honor and wore a peach lace and
mouselline de sole dress styled like
the brides. She carried n match
ing kerchief, a gift OF the bride
and an arm spray Of gladioli, del
phinium and fern. Miss Hazel
Nordlund wore similar gown OF
blue with the same flowers. Mr.
Carol d. Anderson. brother Of the
bride. was the best man and Mr.
Alan Wood was the usher.
For her daughters wedding Mrs
Anderson wore a blue silk crepe
dress with white accessories and
corsage OF talismAn roses and
blue canterbury bells.
At the reception the brides
table was arranged with crystal
and silver appointments with tails
man roses and flower tspers in
the centerpiece. Mrs. T. A. Nord-
lund poured and assisting were
Miss Marianne johnson. Miss Jean
Dyer, Miss Bernice Nordlund. and
Miss Ruth Briston.
When Mr. and Mrs. Brist0w
left on their wedding trip the bride
wore a chocolate brown and beige
redingote with beige accessories
and q corsage Of gardeniss and
talisman roses. The young couple
went on a short wedding trip and
are now al home in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton
Established in Seattle

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Tilton,
formerly of Tacoma, are now at
home to their friends in Seattle.
They have taken home on
Magnolia Bluff and on Sunday
evening were honored at an in
formal housewsrming. Present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anards and
Mr.. and Mrs. Delwin Jones.
Over the Memorial day holiday
Mrs. Tilton and their young son,
Danny, viii visit relatives In Ia
coma while Mr.. Tilton will climb
Mt. Stewart with the Seattle
Mountaineers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Grants Receive Coneratula-
fions on Sons Birth.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hebron c. Grant
are announcing the birth Of their
first child. a son, born May 20,
at Tacoma General hospital.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. +.
w. Gross of Puyallup and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Grant OF Tacoma.
Great grandmother are Mrs. Bar
hara Gross Of Puyallup and Mrs.
z. A. Seward Of Forsberg. Alberta,
Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Gbe Gaecma Gimes
Summer Home
Opened % Friends

Nr. ana M A. ,. Cooklns weI.
coined = large number - friends -
Their HorEshead ~ summer henss
last Saturday. Most Il TIE knsses
vere associates - klrs. coeklne n
hsr Is years 81 teachinx e Stew
art tunier high sehcol They N
eluded M. ard MFs George a
EufiinKauas ard daughter. Beverly
Mr.. ard Mss Waiter q stre<tsr
and sen. Kline q Henelulu. NJ
and Ms Ear l. Meksnzis. ~
and AFs. Noel u. Nynns sna -
Richard. NJ. ard Mrs. John Geek
Ms Mrs AihAny Mawsoa. nrs.
Mary Markham. TED Ash~rx and
Myiss Lindsay. ne Misses Mzue
Lindsay. Erva Dhtltts Heisn
Andres. Heller J. Myers snd noro-
NJ Ruth Smith ~ Stewart school
Mis- Ruth Moore ~ Masen nlnlnf
high. and Mss iAiyhelle snltA II
stadium kiRh achuznl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Last Luncheon Planned
By Professional Women

Members Of the Business and
Professional women's club will
hold their last luncheon meeting
OF the year Thursday noon at the
winthrop Coffee shop. Delegates
who attended the state convention
May 22-24 In Seattle will discuss
events ut the meeting.
They include Miss Wilma Zim-
norman. Miss Edna Melsnes and
Mesdames Euniee Whitman. Edna
Brown. Winifred Richmond, Phyl-
lis Wellman. Bessie West and
Hilda Left.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Rainbow Officers
Installed
Tacoma Assembly No. Z
Ends Years Work

Miss Catherine Roberts viii
be installed as worthy adviser
of Tacoma assembly No. 2.
Order of Rainbow, at the pub
lie ceremonies to be held at
8 o'clock Thursday in the
Gothic room of the Masonic
temple. The installation cere-
mony will be followed by a
dance.
Those being installed with Miss
Roberts In elective and sppointivs
officers are Betty Heidinger. wor-
thy associate adviser. Marian SAN
day. treasurer: Betty Aailock.
chaplain: Phyllis Scott. drill lead
er: Betty Anger. Shirley Danforth.
Dorothy sohwclnlsr. ponA Mae
kiste, Patricia Mason. Lucille Lud-
wick, Doris Mae Francis. Catherine
Walsh. Bettianne Fulton, Aarilyn
Thiele. Jane Webb. Jane votaw.
Louise Sehiffbauer. Barbara Thom-
as. Faye McGrady. Barbara Tat
tier. Phyllis Jsntaft Jean Parker
is choir director and Gloria Olsen.
assistant choir director. Nancy
Neimer Ia musician, The mem
bers Of the choir are Joyce Foul,
Phyllis cerstto. Elizabeth Bean.
Ards Scott. Mary Ruth Erch-
niger. Patricia Green. 10 Ann
CavAch. Helen Yancy. Aarilyn
Robinson.
Shirley Moore. the outgoing wor-
thy adviser. will preside. The other
installing officers are Betty
Boucher Locke. Dorothy keil. Dor
othy schwieler. Frances McGinnis.
Helen Jean Darling. Jane Lund-
berg. Maxine schroedei, Barbara
Tissot, Trula Mae wattenbargsr.
LILLIAN Hendrickson and Caroline
Doris Snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Sigma Chapter MsLss
Plans for June

Miss Aan JsFsaelrh 49, hn.fsss
for Tho regular meeting u ksxm.
chapter. Alpha Iags. "Wednesday
night Miss Mary Kern presided
over ths business msstinT Com.
mitsss reports ssrs given ~ Mis-
MaIEs Roscoe uhs v IN charge
% arrangements fas : dance 70 -
sivsn nest fan. and ~ nl.. rs<tty
Kern.
hlss Kern IL program ehsIFmsn
for the Eighth Annual conslsvs
a. Northwest chapters. Alphs istz.
to b. held ~ knps churs. near
Gig Harbor IN Jnns. sigma chap
ter u IN ehsfFs n ere II fhs ain.
nsrs far ths esneisvs All snrnriiy
sisters planning n attend must
mshs Their reservations b<fof~
June 1, ~ contracting Miss Aan
purslsy Or hiss Frances cssfis.
The hostess served . late asp-
per. and Aiss Ines Hoadsr invited
The group 20 msss IL hsr homs.
tso2 10. Park. on Juns ~.
css,ln. auiia .ln hold . .,s.-.
berry festival on Sunday 81 the
hosns u Mr. jehn fAsn. Waller
rad and Collins rosd Intersection
Sandwiches. coffss snd strawberry
shorteahs viii BE served. ard .
program presented.
Fa@i oa.sssl@ss. T@sssz. sls<s<.
y. a. ". siii meet Thursday IN
The Eagles hail a ~ 20 fsf . aBll
pfnetiss. thu last ~ the year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
PIT. A. Council
Closes Year

The years work for the Ta-
coma Council Of Pare1t-Teaoher
associations came 10 a close last
Friday with the annual spring
luncheon held at the Winthrop
hotel. Mrs. Pearl Wanamaker
State Superintendent. addressed
the group on the subject Recent
Trends in Education in Washing
ton"
Superintendent Howard Goold
brought greetings from the
schools following the introduction
Of the guests and the words Of
welcome given by the retiring
president and presiding officers.
Mrs. Herman Nordfors, Mrs. II. J.
kinker. fourth vice president Of
the Washington Congress of par
ents and teachers. brought greet
ings from the Congress with a
message Of appreciation TO the re
firing officers. and a few words
to the new officers who will take
office June 1.
Other guests at the head tabie
included Mrs {. 4. Franklin,
treasurer. Of the state Congress:
Mrs. T. c. Beardxey. general sec
rotary Of the congress: Leslie
Hoar. president Of the Tacoma As
ISOLATION Of Classroom Teachers;
Mrs. Elwell Hoyt. first president
Of the Tacoma council: Mrs. Frank
Perry. program chairman: Mrs
Walter Perry, state historian.
Percy Cox, superintendent Of
schools for Pierce county: Mrs
c. c. Pratt. newly-elected council
president. and the three section
directors. Aesdames l.. s. Young,
high: Mrs. Arthur Hansen. grade.
and Mrs. N. c. Falconsr. pre-
school.
Many Seattle council officers
and state chsirmen were guests
Among them were Aesdames
william Lindberg. Seattle presi-
dent. and Dale Marble. first wee
president: Morris ID. Kennedy,
A. NJ Wslrsth. William Dennis.
X. c. Wilson. Hannah X Meagher.
J. r. Bsisden. Charles Mcintyre.
ID. =. HcKeehnie and Fred belong
Of BremsrtOn. Mrs. J. r. Barry
Of Pierce county was also present
There were several guests from
the administrative group Of the
Tacoma schools They were
Roosevelt Bskslsr. director Of cur
riculum Improvement. Aorto
Downing. assistant superintendent.
Carl Csddey. secretary and busi-
meas manager. John Peterson.
penmAnShlp supervisor Louis G.
Werstn. music supervisor. Mrs
Lillian EVAN. Miss Anna y Miller.
Mrs.. Eysngeline HerzoF and Miss
Dorothy sandberR Of the Office.
DR. George Smith. director q
health; / =. ROsch. principal q
Central school. EsaFis Bennett
vocational director. Guy Tn0mp-
son o. the Community Chest Miss
Ella Bennett. general secretary d
the T. " G. 4. Miss Mary Alice
Heron. GlFi Reserve SECRETARY.
and Miss Stella Kellogg - the
Pierce County Tub.rcuiosis league
Tne meeting vas brought - =
cioss with the presentation Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

A. y. 4. W. lodge will hold sts
regular meeting "wednesday eve
ming at Eagles hall. George John
son presiding Msfhorlal services
will be held. with Mrs. ysrls Hart.
assisted by officers Of TAeoms
lodge, in charge. \ late supper
will be sefysd.
Jolly n club will meet for . II
o'clock luncheon on Thursday 81
the home Of Mrs. oriin OTIS. 20
So. sth.
Hdy Rosary Mothsrs' club ~tll
hold ia regular meeting THURSDAY
In ths school hall Luncheon sil
bs served at 1870. followed BY
a business nesting and sisetion 81
officers.
IAdies' auxiliary. p1sftghtsrs
anIsa. viii hold a snort nesting
followed BY q card party on Thurs
day Llachson ain b ssrysd 81
n 30 at station No. q. Hostsssss
for the occasion will BE- Mrs Frank
Davis and Mrs. Harry Frazier.
Brltl.h- Americas War Relief a.
soelnilen has cancelled its Nay
nesting Next meeting. Juns 2.
viii BE- held At Hsysfhasussr hall
lneW meeting place..
Red, White Had Bins eiab vii
meet for no-host luncheon II ~ ~
on Thursday II ths hons " Mrs..
Perry Rs1n. ss0s ~. n 81 Mrs..
Mile Bal viii prsslds.
CanAdiss I<GioR auxiliary Win
entertain ~ a card party Thars
day evening ~ = 70 At ths hofns
Of nrs J y Elllot. University
Place. Tboss rot driving Sil take
the 7 20 pus on Broadway.
BeshIshssn istberas ehuFeh
LADIES' society wiil ~ entertained
81 tirehson Thursday a. ths hofns
n Mrs. Pred Alexander on Golden
Gwen road CBssts Niii ~ NET -
ear a. fks snd n ths hckinisy
DIS Hns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Garden Party
For Bride Elect
Miss Sno~don Il hionorsd
AZ Pssrieh Home

In the honor OF Miss Yvonne
Snow d O n, hride-elect, Mrs.
Elsie Petrich entertained IN
her home on North + II. A
buffet luncheon was served In
the garden from = table COW
cred with a lace cloth. CEN
tered by n large bouquet Of
lovely spring flowers with
streamers extending 10 \ min
iature bride and groom. lndi-
vidual tables were arranged
for the guests. each conferred
with n bouquet Of spring
flowers.
After the luncheon games weFs
played and favors won BY Mrs.
I. Figg. Mas Orlando and Mrs.
nanaazAk.
Mrs retrich wss assisted ~
Miss Ann fAnik. Mrs. A. nanasxak
and Mrs. A. Lsschner The honor
guest was presented with = cor.
sage n Talisman rosss BY the
hostess
During the afternoon Miss Ado
line Olsen and Mrs. Ralph Pslstisr
sang. Later In the afternoon Misc
snowdon was given many lovely
gifta for her new home
Other guests Al the party In
cluded hesdamss ~ vsndsnbsrK.
g. Reid. 1 Figg. D. Young. X.
kussk. 4. OLSEN. Marie Machscsk.
a. Pelstisr. G. Dyer. @. Johnston.
}. saboi. 6. Lowe. J. Ambsoss. J..
Richardson. E Dennison. ". Mar.
her. n. Nenssn. D. Powers. y
Garner. " Boyle. y. Fuller. g
Blake. 7. kyamlns. A. slataa.
mother ~ the Bridegroom tn-b b /.
Mrs kda Hsrmsn. mother u the
honor guest
Misses Hsfsisns Mitchell. MABEL
Orlando. Ester Mahsfaa. L4is bat
tiEs, F1Srencs Fowionhi. Valerie
Bsnssxah. Msris Maaf. Lillian
haehaesk. hsrnies Danlsison.
Leone Pisruy. Zoe kJrhy. hsrEarss
Rooney. Ruth wshib@rE. Isabel
Mccormick. hyrtis Jseobssa. and
Bernice JaeDhaea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Miss Mccormick Returns

Miss HARRIET r. MCCORMICK, SOB
No. C st. will return Sunday from
three weeks in the middle west.
In Minneapolis she was a guest of
en- uncle and an aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. r. Forrest. Minneapolis Is
her birthplace and this was her
first visit there since early child
hood. She visited also in Cedar
Rapids, Ia, and Hammond, Ind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Honorary TO Initiate
Pledges Thursday

Mu Sigma Delta. scholarship
honorary Of the College Of Puget
Sound, will hold its initiation ban
auet at Lakewood Terrace Thurs
day. tn. program will consist Of
an address by Or. Coolidge Chap
man and the formal initiation of
the pledges. Pledges are the
Misses Marguarita Irls. Betty Ann
Wasserman and Dorothy Anne
Premier. Frances Hoss and Mr..
John Boyle will also be initiated.
Hilldale Improvement club will
meet Wednesday evening in the
Calvary Methodist church, 64th
and East r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Tacomans Attend
Luncheon in Seattle

The Theta Delta Chi Mothers
and Wives club gave spring
bridge luncheon at the chapter
house on the University Of Wash
ington campus on Tuesday. Mrs.
Rex Rutherford. Mrs. William Nc
Govern, Mrs. L. NJ. Bullen and Mrs.
William c. Deering were among
those attending from Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Miss Ysndle. Mr.. Sehimmel
Take Vows

In a home ceremony last Tuss-
day evening Miss Helen L. Yandls
and Mr.. John sohimmsl exchanged
their marriage vows. The bride.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. james
Walsh. were a powder blue rsdin-
cote with pink aeoessorisa and .
oorsage of gardsnlas.
The Rev. n. o. Perry ~ Up
worth church performed the esrs-
mony in a setting Of narcissi and
swsetpeas. lighted BY white
candles.
Miss Catherine walsh. wearing
a blue and white dress with =
eorsags Of gardenias. attended her
sister. and Mr.. Edward Lorey was
the best man.
The guests. members u the ifh-
mediate families. were received
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. Walter Anderson Of Balm
bridge island and Mrs. Lorsy
poured.
When the young couple return
from their wedding tfp they vail
make their home In ths Sixth ave-
nue. district
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

awards Programs Wers made ~
Lincoln hiRh school students and
the table decorations. little pap<r
boys and girls around msyrsolss.
we're planned by Mrs. George
Biriingsne and Nsrs made ~ the
ART classes AZ Stewart junior
hlgh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

Mr. and hFs Marry L>oFbsf have
snnuunesd ths Baf hltxysh of
their only eon. HiEmsna Kenneth.
10 take place On sunday morning
81 10 20 In ths Talmud Torsh syn.
aRogDs. ~ eth and I. un1sr tbs
direction II Isabbi y TrsiEsr Poi.
lowing the services. . rsesptton
vii be hsid for ffisnds u The fam
~ in tins vssiry rooms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Wichaks Club
Holds Meeting

Mrs. A. J. Tatum opened her
home late Friday for members Of
the wichska Reading club. Lunch
con Was served at small tables,
conferred with pink and white flow
srs. Mrs C. W. Taylor Was in
charge Of the reading hour. fol-
lowed by current events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
For a De Luxe Dessert

ICE CREAM can nearly al
ways be obtained by a neigh
borhood telephone call. and a
little imagination turns it into
de luxe dessert. Almost any
sweet sauce makes a licking
good sundae. This is where the
crushed canned fruits shine, too.
Crushed pineapple. over vanilla
cream. topped with red cherry
makes a glamorous offering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29

WHEN A BEAUTY client
bemoans the fact that her face
is going soft and saggy. some
beauticians recommend muscle
strapping of the neck. shoulders
and upper back, claiming that
this rousing treatment so slim
ulates the blood stream that
facial tissues are improved.
The heavy manipulations used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Potato Cakes

Shape cold mashed potatoes
into small cakes and roll in
flour. Melt butter in hot skillet
and brown cake in it on both
sides. adding more butter as
needed TO prevent burning. To
have cakes shaped in squares
pack the mashed potatoes in
buttered loaf pan and set aside
until ready to u. Turn from
pan and slice; cook as above.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Quick Pickup

Lie down. II only for Is min
utes. Let your nerves unite their
knots and become quieted. Close
your eyes and think of pleasant
places; that habit is rest-giving.
Eating on the run is a prac-
tice that has a deplorable effect
upon the complexion because OF
the bad effect upon the diges-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29

WHEN YOU come home from
an afternoon of shopping, work
at the office, r even a hectic
party and feel dog-tired. don't
eat at once. If you're tired
you're tired all over, including
your digestive organs, and they
are in no condition 10 start
working on a hearty meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Booklet News

WHAT TO DO when the gang
gathers at your house? Why not
sing the old favorites
You'll find a host of these old
songs plus the music for them
in the booklet, % FAVORITE
HILLBILLY SONGS. To obtain
this booklet. send FIFTEEN
CENTS in coins to The Detroit
Times Home Institute, l225
Times Square. Detroit, Mich.