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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-08-21
NBOP Executive Bodrd Mdps
Future Organizing Campaign
To Discuss Future
Policy Of The lL0
International Conference To
Meet In New York
Next October

Washington, D. c. GLNS).-The
international Labor Conference, com
posed Of representatives Of govern
ments, workers and employers of
countries which are members of the
International Labor Organization will
meet this year despite the war, the
international Labor Office announces
through its Washington branch. The
conference will meet in New York
City beginning October 27.
This is the second general ILO Con-
ference to be held in the United
States. The first conference after the
establishment Of the ILO through in
ternational agreement was held IL
Washington, D. c., October Novem-
Der, 1919. A technical conference on
the textile industry-known as the
World Textile Conference-was held
by the international Labor Organiza-
ton in Washington in 1887. Two
special regional conferences Of coun.
tries in the Western Hemisphere
which are members of the ILO hav,
been held in the Americas. The first
Of these was the conference in San
tiapo, Chile, which met in January
1886. The second conference was that
held in Havana, Cuba, November-D De-
cember 1889.
No Conference Last Year
Except during its early years, the
general conferences of the LILO have
beeen held at the seat Of the Organi-
zation in Geneva, Switzerland. Due
to the war, and the transfer of part
of the ILO staff from Geneva to Mon
treal, it was not possible to hold the
ILO conference in 1910.
Of primary Importance on the
agenda of this years conference will
be report by the international La
Dor Office on collaboration between
public authorities and workers and
employers organizations. This sub
ject had been selected for the 1916
International Labor Conference which
was postponed because Of the wal
situation 1t has since acquired in
creasing Importance in view Of the
far-reaching measures which have
been taken in various countries tC
units labor and management in the
execution of national defense policies
Policy to Be Outlined
The conference will open with 9
discussion of the report of the Act
ing Director, Edward J. Phelan, who
succeeded John G. Winant, the
former director now United States
Ambassador to Great Britain. Phelan's
report will present a broad survey OF
the main economic and social trends
for the past two years and outline tbs
future policy of the international La,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
News and Notes of Army Circles

A candy sale for charity was
held on Tuesday at the Officers
club opening the fan season Of the
Fort Lewis Army Daughters club.
The money cleared from Tues
days sale will go into fund
which when Of sufficient size.
will be used in some humanitarian
way. Marie Lehman. daughter Of
1t. Col. and Mrs. r. G. Lehman,
president Of the organization,
stated.
Girls who assisted at the sale
were Miss Susie Mack, daughter
Of Capt. and Mrs. A. C. Mack;
Miss Betty Lou Mercer: Miss
Barbara Herold, daughter OF 1t.
Col and Mrs. A. F. Herold; Miss
Ivy Lauer. daughter Of 1t Col and
Mrs. W r Lauer. and Miss Leh-
man.
Posters advertising the sale
were made by Miss Lehman and
Miss Way Lehner. daughter Of 1t
Col. and Mrs. c. r. Lehner.
New officers were recently
elected by the group. Head NJ the
Daughters for the coming year will
be Miss Lehman: Miss Tits John
son will he voe-president: and
Mss Marilyn Mockbes. daughter
Of 1t Col and Mrs. J p. Mookbes,
will serve as secretsry-treasurer.
They take the place Of Mrs. G. r.
Lynch. outgoing president: Miss
Kay Perry. daughter Of 1t Col
and Mrs. D. s. Perry. vice presi-
dent: and Miss Jean McChrystal.
daughter Of 1t. Col. and Mrs. II. J..
McChrystal. secretary-terasurer.
A four-point policy was outlined
for the club. Each third Tuesday
OF the month the Army Daugh-
ters will work at the Red Cross
and British War Relief sewing
room: a style show will be given
in the spring, with the Daughters
as models. magazines viii be col
lected for the hospital. and candy
and cake sales viii be held once a
month.
The group will meet ~ 40 p.
m. every second and last Friday
n the month. the first meeting n
~. month n ~ held ~ the Fort
Lewis i'm. the second a. the Off
Gers club All daughters ~ army
officers IN tins area are invited 70
loin.
Mss karlsnns Bsndrun dsuEn-
ter n Col AMI Mrs. Eugene Ian
drum. left last week 70 return %
school At the University ~ Mis-
soUr- Accompanying her vas her
mother. who ain see her daughter
initiated into Kappa Kappa Cam
ma sorority. Ms Lsndrum vas
member q the same sorority
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Johnson
Tells Troth
November Z Wedding ID
Planned BY Couple

Tucked away In individual
napkins Al tho breakfast
party Miss June Johnson gave
on Sunday morning IT the
home of her mother. Mrs.
J. A. II. Johnson, were fsvors
bearing tho news II her en-.
gagement TO Mr.. Robert Els.
berry. son of Mrs. Matilda
Elsbefry,
Fourteen guests we're
served buffet style frnm ~
attractive table decorated
with lavendar and whits
heather.
The wedding has b~en ct far
Nov. 2 and viii 10 spismnss>d n
first baptist church.
Mrs. johnson vas assisted ~
her two daughters. Mrs.. sidney
fisIvorssn and Mrs. rordyes 4.
~ Johnson.
Present At the party wsss Nee.
DANES Robert bills and Albsst
Turin of Seattle. James chsss
~ Port Townsend. Harry c1af,
Marshall whlppis. James usft.
nsss. Robert phlIlip. Melvin Tar
lor. nisses faulss Dell. sylvia
Essila.@H. euHhtId Asrsvssdt.
julia Joseph and h.rieas tsrss
land.
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Takolah Club
To Entertain

comrlimsntins nes members n
Tskoiah clri Reserves eiuh a.
Lincoln high sehoni. eahias, mem
hsrs wiIl entertain At = Circus
rrollcs" At 4 o'clock Tuesday aft.
erneon Ia the sehoo. cafeteria The
affair. which 10 one a = series II
sysnts In = drive for ns~ mem
ber.. u ths first hls event ~ ths
school year.
Miss Lynne nro~n 10 general
chairman for thr affair and Miss
Eleanor Ssmls 10 chairman ~ the
rsfr.shmsnt committee Assisting
her wlil he the Mlssss Mary Jean
Murphy and Alice kubn. The dee
aations COMMITTEES consists al
nisses Grace Mcoullisn. chairman
Virginia Walter and Doris Mad
son.
Miss Frances Peterson u chair
man Of publicity assisted by Misse'
Ruth Meyer. Betty Matiock and
LILLIAN shuttle. IN charge NJ enter
tainmsnt are the Misses Agnes
Hlandin. chairman. PAT rost and
Lyle Van wInkie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Miss Barbara Barton vas her
sisters maid Of honor. wearing =
gown Of pink ergandy. She car
rsed = shower bouquet of rc~ehuds
and assorted flowers and wore
gsrsieniAs In her hair. hest man
Vas ALFRED Bergman Of Seattle,
Assisting With the 100 guests
were Miss Nefns Barton and Miss
Rcss BARTON. Annts 81 the bride.
In the receiving line were the
parents ~ the bride and groom.
Mrs Rsrten wearing = aro~ ef
black orgsndy with a oorssgs n
rosebuds and gardsnlss. Mrs
remnant wore gown 81 wood
violet silk with eofsass Of gar
deniss and roseasds
white glsdioh And white tansfs
decorated the brides table, cen
tered with the brides cake. Pour
Ing were the Misses Mary Belle
Rugh and Nadine Engh and those
assisting were Mi.ses Kay klns
Dorothy Jean Cook, Doris rieha,
Anita Cepri. Gwen weiser, Jean
sohonborn. Jean Grimme and June
Nance.
For going away. the bride wore
navy blue suit with matching
top coat and . hat with pleated
brim and red crown. Her corsage
was Of gsrdenlas. After the reoep-
tion Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant left for
= two weeks trip 10 an unknown
destination. They will be at home
in Seattle after sept. 20
Roth are alumni Of the College
~ Puget Sound.
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c. P. S. Schedules
Freshman Mixer

trsshmea ~ Inc Est1e1e -
Puget nsssnd wsIl Ave ~ eponvs
sanssy h ct sesualass1 INA Nee-
dsy svsMtnu - ! - n NJ GyWRn~
sum II IN annual rsesNmee
nixsv whxh y pisses9 ~ ~
spurs $50 M kaishss = ~ -.
sophomore hoeesssy eseAalnatte~a
Ths first psvs ~ ~ sveasng
wsli ~ usvsn esss - ses.hepetero
ard asmss. m FEATURE t>1m ~
~ . miik dtlntina eenesee epewecn
s~s memhsss n ~ is<smaa0
elsss.
Ns~nsms~ ~ selIsus -
thsa - 4 - ~ sen@no
ssnss ~ ~. -. ) svsSe-
sss a. cre ard = <spo - ~
Knights - ~ fag
psn<sas wsil get unt <voy Useo
nsvslty dance sseeset Wntee -
f<fs prsses 70 In wsnslna ~ 49,
grit ~ ttsaly. nte11sm NO.
ssheoi msssseseM. ss6 NJ nsae poneo
danes hand ~iii fuss,nA ~ ssss1e
for the deeessas
spurs helping VIII ~ nfses
are nlss~s jssn naftee. psem1pe<.
pssss nsrsssth. Je<hie MeDse-
ts~tts nissls. rsit<sa f>oht. Net1n
f'stsssen. kiiso HwsYne. t1evtSs~lp
ksnssld. Nssms t5~niisv1k L.
fsla~ Jussnssn. Isss Thomonso
sna Maria Feeesska.
knights n tss f.<rG whe ws1l -
ssst srs Naxmsa nseehn~ss peeu1p
d<si. fpa nsopu. MI feeooN.
aossrs tisniifsM npsass AIpcelp
snn. nsii asru. Lyna A~etsgA
nsap oysAssi ~ nss>s. -
fJshalm. Paul ney@ers D.
fsssi~s Hssrk~ueexk JsmNs IDeoo-
win ssa n Wtnskz1s
SssmA Ass11assy 81 mesx T>eup
asy ses1sne a : sstpea a -
nssns - nsa Nses Jsetsn4 -
~ Ts<Dssa 80.
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Juniors Plan
First Session
Mrs. Brotmsn VIII Preside
tuesday Evening AZ 8

Tuesday evening at :
o'clock members of the Junior
Woman's club will gather for
the first meeting of the new
club year at 23l5ls Sixth
ave. with Mrs. Morley Brot.
man presiding.
The club has adopted q
defense program AS their
project this year and accord
ingly there will be a discus
sion of plans for the season,
The membership has complete
charge Of tn. recreation com
mlttee, Mrs. r. p. Lleweilyn
chairman. and is working In con
junction with the registration de-
pariment with headquarters In tbs
provident building. The project
wa. unanimously accepted 81 ms
business ssason NJ the board or
Tuesday last after hoard mem
bers were addressed by Mrs Cal
win ". Stewart the state dsfens'
chairman. To impress the elut
Uith the importance ~ their de-
oision and to further enthusiasm
Capt T. s. cordill. junior chaplain
at McChord field will express th'
soldiers opinions and reaction q
the u. s. o. movement.
The business meeting viii oper
to strains of God Bless America
with the singing directed by Mrs
Deliver Jones and IN. pianist, Mrs
William y. Groves.
sub-ohairmen named 10 head th'
thirteen departments under ih'
direction Of Mrs A W. oppsrman
defense chairman. are the Mes
danes H. p LiewsiiYnn. reersa'
ton: lronold Jacobson. regissra'
ton. Carl sund. agriculture. Don
AID DeLasis. aviation. John ~
Blair. Amsficanizztion. N ~
Dodge. conspmfr problems Her
man Krsv1ck. conservation. HkroiS
Bueknsr. housing Alvin Aiiard
industry. Thomas blrkisnd. rufs
ing. John psUiiek. nutrition. a. y
schmitz, organization Howard V
Kohr. u 3 -Amps ana bonds.
HotisN.es for the soeisi hour IN
eiUd.. Mr.. Alvin Aiiard, ehaif
man. Mr.. Floyd Austin. Mrs. Bur
ritt Anderson. Mrs. Can Andrisek
4rs Lawrence Aus. and krs
/ Thomas Kirkland
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Mis- Murray Returns
To vssssr College

hlss Ann Murray Of Tacoma
will return 10 Nsssar eollsas fhls
week for her senior year. nhs viii
arrive there . fs~ days IN advance
~ the opening ~ ihs college on
Sept. 10 ss she ls one ~ the upper.
ciassmsn who will serve on tbs
reception COMMITTEES for ffsshmsa.
This COMMITTEES 10 composed ~
ths officers ~ ths mslof campus
organizations and the juniors and
seniors WIN set az advisers 10 ihs
freshmen throughout the year.
On sunday. freshmen wiii he
quests ~ honor 81 tsss IN saeh "a
the residence houses. ard the fifst
~ the regular Sunday svsninf
chapel services zill bs held 81 4 ~.
Glasses .ill bsgln ~ sls o'clock
Monday morning.
The freshman class this year
win number approximately $50,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
RsbeLsh Lodge
To Meet

North Tacoma Bsb~ksh Lodge
Will meet az 4 .. m. Tuesday In
Anderson hall for > regular Dsiss.
nsss sss@son with Mrs.. David
Davies. noDls TFand presiding. az
sisted by vice grand. Mrs. Alvin
Pridhsu
A ~oslal hour will foilsss with
Mrs.. Z. J. Thomas 80 chairman.
assisted ~ Ms. Edward HspEsn.
Mrs. Ray Hamby ard Mrs johh
Peek. A late sspp~r siii ~
s<ryed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

when she attended tn. University
Of Missouri.
Miss Pat Mockbee, daughter of
1t. Col. and Mrs. J. r. Mockbee,
and Miss Nat McChrystal. dsugh-
ter Of 1t. Col. and Mrs. II. J. Nc
Chrystal, returned thu. week To
their studies at Washington State
college at Pullman.
Eugene Landrum. jr.. son Of Col.
and Mrs. Eugene Landrim. has
had as his house-guest Bob stigall.
fellow-member Of Phi Delta
Theta at the University Of Mis-
sour. Mr.. Landrum will leave
shortly to drive back To college.
Miss Marie Lehman. daughter
Of 1t Col. and Mrs. r. C. Leh.
man, left yesterday for the Uni
versity of Washington, which sh.
will attend this year.
Inc OFFICERS wives ~ the 752nd
Tank battalion met At the Officers
club Tuesday afternoon for lun.
cheon.
Inc officers and ladies Of the
10th Field Artillery CAV. buffs,
supper Tuesday evening honorins
1t Col and Mrs. c s Ferrin and
MAJOR and Mrs John Burns. IN
charge Of arrangements for the
affair was 1t y. p Barnes.
Col. and Mrs D. W. Forb..
entertained a number OF their
friends at tea dance WEDNESDAY
afternoon al the Officers club.
Mrs. C. E. johnson entertained
at luncheon at IN. Officers clut
Thursday.
Mrs. William adams enter.
tanned al an informal reception
at the Officers club Thursdsy
evening.
Miss Ivy Lsuer. daughter Of II
Col and Mrs ". y. Lsusr. will
attend knspps Business ooil.g. IN
Tacoma this winter.
A number ~ farewell parties are
being given for M pr and Mr.
q r. Lynch. VINO vii ieav. short
~ for Their new station ~ Hamii-
ton Field. Cal MAJOR Lynch hsS
been sdJutsnt Of the 18th Infsn.
try here
a beach party vss held st TIE
DIFFERS Beach club on Amerlcsr
LAX. Friday evening BY the off.
GERS ard ladies Of the Isth In.
fantry. honorng MAJOR and MR.
Lynch and Miss Joan Homes, Mrs.
Lynchs daughter
On that same Friday evening
II Col and Mrs A. p KltsoT
entertained al dinner for fhs
Lynehes. This Wednesday evening
I Mrs. jesse A. lad, wife Of Brig
Gen. Lsdd who formerly com.
nnandsd the 18th Infantry. piI
entertain for the couple On Tues
day Capt and Mrs. Ben Hsrrsi
VII have a small dinner for tn.
pair. ard On their last evening Or
the post. Friday. Ma and Nrs
Jasper Brady ALI tender them .
farewell dinner
The officers wives - ~. 10;
bnfi-,snk Battalion net for hInch
or ard bridge At the Offinsr'i
! club on Frosy.
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Lss.ss Jssss Rssips ssss 10 fss,
kakhss hslss rak. OF ksf

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Sorop'iris', 10 Hear
Prof. fehlandt

soroptimists eisb ali hid ~
meeting a. ssis oeloes Tuesday
evening at Hotel Winthrop. Prof.
y. r. Fehlsnat ~ ths College ~
Puget Botsnf VII speak On The
Chemistry and uses Of Modern
PlaEties Bis talk vii ~ Illus
tfaisd with slides
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Mrs. Parker 70 Entertain
Better Garden. Club

Mrs. HATTIE Parker u 5sOs 10
sth viii open her home 70 mem
bers Of the Better Gardens club
on Monday afternoon 81 2 O'clock.
Members N1ii rezpOnd 10 roll call
by naming q chryssnthamum- Hrs
Lena Roberts ALL conduct the
business meeting 10 b. followed ~
election 81 offseeFs for the nsR
year. Topics - - Discussed for
N, program ALL - Tn care sn1
TrnsplsntinF u PsfennislK'' srd
tho General Cream Up = ths
Garden A treasure ehsss Nail
eoncluds the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Reception
For Singer
NJ. Edwin Seen compk'
msrssd By Min Adsms

HriarInr together namer-
nus friends ard men and
wumsn who have href closely
identified with the ear Ger u
are az Taeomss more prcm=
lssnr young artists. Miss Gers
Adams entertained "a . ~
eepslon IN her honse. III
No. Cakes 81. during the past
wee<. end for Edwin Scott.
brilliant young tenor whuse
studies during the past two
years have attracted such
favorable con men IN the
Eastman s<hecl Of Mu1tr.
Rochester. N. T.. and won for
him considerable attention
thrcuuhnut the East.
Th> f~xsplien hahefeA ~
seasss DEPARTURE ~ snotk>f yees
4 sssfy ss1 sffrr
sl thnes pvee-
<rs "a e<csssrnt nvpp<tnnsty y
s<<f th< sx~tne <tn3sr $50 effpe<6
v.tt~a rsesfsse ~ tre~ek. ~
a<h ard ei1fmsn <eurr>sts~He. A.
srmr>rssa ~ Ml.~ kaitn Astev-
sea. ~. Scott r~sssiess . vel<e ~
srs~ssi aa~istv
- russfs h Hn<n~stey. ~. see1s
~sIi vsas - ths T~sn Cities ssd n
sssthssn wts<eests. fa<i~wsN9
tef~e ~ersts sreaf ~tth nls
wrthss. Mrs. Grace 2. nceet
Arrca tAe~s p<>s~rs a sss -
ferts~a ssfe Ne>ssuvos neeet. -
~. Aasm~ Msraavst t,reee4.
fserss n1aetntyve. = 4 kline. \.
q rowns. Msswe1 w'hsls nsvsss
ne he,sess EHs,th An1efNrH. nnee1e
~ Nlsvtsss. tserssuyse c<ueNtno1ews.
k.ss 4 Wshstee leNate " ~.
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Aesssrs nzsvt n1ehsassrs>. fsoesu0
rcsn~s. q y. A1Ass go nsvs6
fusl<
Fsrm eut ~ iswn we're mse
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raul n wssnisv an nGiss ossty
wflslsy ~ ruysiisp.
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To Visit Here for Fortnight

Mrs. c. X. Williams (Florence
punseath) arrived in Tacoma Wed
nesday TO spend two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Ethel M. Dun
seath. She stopped en- route IN
Eugene, Oregon. to visit Mrs. Lou
Brown, recent Tacoma bride,
and her sister. Mrs. J. A Brises,
in Portland. who recently moved
from Montana.
Mrs. Dunseath will return with
her daughter by motor and make
an indefinite stay in Carmel.
California.
Tacoma circle y. o. ". will meet
Monday evening al 8 O'Clock IN
Eagles hall. Mrs. Frank Barnett
will preside. Mrs L. p. Neumsn
and Mrs. w. c. Bates will have
charge of refreshments.
Circle 8. Daughters Of Norway
will meet Tuesday for 1890 lunch
con at the home Of Mrs. Andrew
Eallingstad. Luncheon will be fol-
lowed by business.
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Married at
Fort Worden
Miss Mary jean heN'ofris
Weds Lieut.. hsndelI

Their many Tacoma ard
army post friends viii be IN
terested In the marrlag, sum
day afternoon Of Miss Mary
Jean MeMorris. daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Alfred William
McMorris of Fort Worden.
and Lieut.. Frank MGndell.
son of Liuet. Col. and Mrs.
II. c. Mandell of Fort Dcvens.
Mass. Vows were repeated nj
an impressive military eerc-
mony in the Fort Worden OF.
flcers' club. The Rev. Sidney
II. Morgan of Seattle. the
brides great-unele. performed
the 4 o'clock ceremony in the
presence of several hundred
guests.
Given In marriage by her father.
the bride wore = white faiIls rosn
OF period design. made with q
sweetheart necklins with rosepolnt
trim. a yoke Of marquiseiis. a fun
skirt which fiared from thu long
fitted bodice. short sleeves with
roscpoint trim and = long train.
With n she wore an heirloom v.ii
nf roscpoint lace which belonged
10 an sunt. Mrs. Dominic nrses
Of Seattle. Her flowers. white
stophanotis and pale pink Cecil
Drummer roses. we're fastened "a
her white prayer book
sister L. Maid ~ Homer
Mad Of honor for her sister Was
Miss Kate Memoirs who wore a
gown Of soldier blue fsiile taffsia
In the same period as that Of the
bride. Miss Gloria pifford. Mas
ven.tte Naybin, Mas cerrie
waochter. all Of T'scoms and Mas
Frances Crawford of palo Alto.
Cal. were the bridesmaids. the
first two wearing eofal-oolorsd
gowns the others. peach. The
dresses were made with sweet.
heart necklinen. gathered bodices.
fun skirts and elbow length
sleeves. Their flowers were glad.
ioli and they wore caps u the
same flowers.
Lieut. ~ u. Chandler. IT,. Of
Fort Norden. was best man and
ush.fs ssrs Iseuis Christopher
Coyne and John Dalton Byrns ~
Fort f.ewi. ard Lsuis George
Mueller. Burdett Hssslsy. Thomas
Muller and Robert Sstseii Of Fort
Worden.
Nuptial music vas played by
Mr. Robert Marriott Mrs. ". w
Pollock sa# the solois,
Reception peiIe.s
A. the reception which followed
al the Officers cluh. Mrs.. Nc.
Morris wore = gown ~ blue crepe
and Mrs nAndell wors roee net
Both had eorsAgea Pouring Sers
nssiamss Maurice Thompson Of
ortlng. Carlos A Pennington Of
American lake. James ~. Cunning
ham. Howard Wright. Philip Dishl.
Lawrence Clayton. Robert Forbes.
Scott Jones and James AAhby
Franklin 81 Fort Worden
Lieut.. and Mrs. handeii viii
establish their home. following
their wedding trip 70 Salt lake
CITY. ~ the Lakeside club here
For her wedding tr1p. the bride
wore q sol8isr brown and blue
tweed sali with brown accessories
and harmonizlng sNagTsr coat
with for collar They s1ii return
Abost Oct l.
The brids attended fhs unlysr.
stiles n British Columbia. Oregon
and Washington. sh.fs sbs vas
sfflilstsd with Debts Camma sor.
ori,y. Lieut. MsndsH Nss Ersds
usisa IN 1876 from - United
states Military academy At West
Pa.nf.
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Miss Jane Barton Becomes
Bride of Melvin Tenant. Jr.
Ceremony Read Sunday Afternoon ., Home 81 Bride.
Grsrdissher: New Home 70 Be Established IN Seattle

wedding II interest large circle II friends q the
families solemnizcd Sunday a is;ao uniting Mss
Jane Barton daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Glen Barton of
Route = Puyalup and Mr. Melvin Tenant. ir. son Of
former Mayor and Mrs Melvin Tenant. Of Seattle
The ceremony performed before altar Of gfeener
and gadio in the home Of the brides grandfather Mr..
O. NJ Barton 703 ". Pioneer ave-. Puyalun by tho Rev
Philip RAYMOND Of Tacoma tall white tapers enhancing
the beauty Of the service.
The bride. given IN marriage BY her father wore =
gown Of white orsandy embroidered with pink and blue
rosehuds Her finger tip veil Of Illusion fastened with
sardenas and she carried bouquet Of pink rosehuds and
white plsdioli tied with white satin strcamers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

u you surer from BAekaehs. Getting
O. Nights. keraouknest. Lfg Psina. sNolien
Ankles and feel worn cut due 10 uon-orgsnle
and DOT systemic Kidney and Bladder trou-
HES YOU should Try Oyster which IL siving
JOYOUS help 20 thousand Pri,>ed guarantee.
lnnsT back unless completely satisfactory.
A. your druggist FOR Oyster today. Only Sc.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Mrs. Weeener 10 Entertain
Az luncheon

~ LGiiNiitSh
Mrs. William Weeener VIII open
her home to members of the Libra
Study club for o'clock luneheoh
IN Tuesday afternoon. Mrs'
William Leatherwood is IN charge
~ the afternoon topic THE Land,
which opens a season of study on
South America.
= Mrs. Paul l.. Pearson Will re-
view "Kabloona,' currently popu-
lar Eskimo story.
Officers Of the club who were
elected at the close of the season
last year are Mrs. Harry Ander-
son, president; Mrs. Pearson, secre-
tary; Mrs. c. A. Friedline. treas
urer. and Mrs. Roosevelt Basler,
historian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
ksssor Mothers Club 10
Cpsr Fail Season

Members ~ ffeasfssk kensas
Mothers club -ifl spen their fall
activities wish thslr fret regular
meeting sept - ~ shs dscins
room NJ the Mssonl< temple. ~
saith and Yakima rhs rssstinx
has h~sn called fnf . a'sie<s. ths
hoys boidinx shsss meeting IN the
main Ioirs hall.
Tns mothers VIII snssstsln N.
h-,ys after tnslr meeting Nsfrssb'
msnts snd = saeisi hoaf ~iIi fei'
loo.
a special lauiatlon 10 king e.
tended 10 al nathsrs ~ hays vha
have pinned ths group during ~
last pear. The president. Mrs.. y
~. wsiarsp asks thai al snsmssss
sttsnd.
Mi Tsessss neA~ksh rrsssts1n
sf.s ~iii nss<s ~ ,ns = q, O. y,
temple Tuesday for . E<nss@l srsss'
sare msetsnE and social heaf. Mrs.
q. n. faaus $50. assisted ~ Mrs
y Asrsln. All ~ IN charge ~ ths
II 70 isarhsaa.