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APARTMENTS UNruRNIsHEp.

FIRST FLOOR, 2 r.. KIT, B.: ALL
JOHN poNoHoE Be Ge fs soSs Sssfi lincoln a seS oos4
:540 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.-3 ROOMS,
kitchen and bath, $50. WoodleZ 94s1.
al344 l344 QUINCY N:w:-ENTIRE SECOND
shower, attic. use of basement. back yard.
CALIFORNIA ST. NV. JUST WEST CONN.
SSVei-So5ner aye Cor nI apt. rms. recep; hall Kit
cah IL mgr. Du. Fs 57ss Ss Or Jseeson is7s
> ROOMS AND KITCHEN. ALL MODERN;
at 40;I4 Georgia ave. NV.
6sdrm,; flt.. ft bath and Balcony. - An E Iss.
s47 80 uai Ra issS Sse' Bus at doos
ONE EACH OF ,, 3 AND ROOMS, KITCH-
en- bath, refg. Apply manager, Apt. /,
1871 Wyoming ave. NV.
a51a ai.,es cqND9T 6SE " Go6a RD ADULTS: Eo9Ms s2
e 551 RI k41 bos0Hoz aPS
oReEs s.strs, ST faTn:sss M fsT se.
Adults Adj sA0 AT 1e'sis4.' s4s4. tu'n'SfeD' =" ~
1900 FAIRMoNT ST. APT. "a ROOMS;
kitchen; bath: newly decorated; heat t and
es5 HessF is4 fsERsesa aoamsa sas ra co
rooms, ms Kitchen, bath, refriseration S45:
Open. FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN co. 500
II ST. NV.
ssa spa EacbsP sP .6d APT TarbSs ses :ee
janitor or phone WA 100,
1919 PIX. RID Nw.-s r.. K. B.,
62s Sth st. NE r, X, b.. refs.
"' THOMAS p. BROWN,
815 4th st. s.W. National 6s12.
421 Ilth ST sW-S4O.OO.
rms, kit and bath. Arcola heat: will
be redecorsted for suitable tenant.
1929 K EFoYR s, aW e DAVIS Nstto1s1 eo; osse.
3155 MT PLEASANT NV.
"a Block west 10th al Lamont)
,.s, 2 rms III kit 10 bath refs; heated. See
1929 K rEoYR g RM \ DAVIS asti91sl S9i osse.
1920 ST; NV; APT: 3i-a ROOMS.
Apt. FL room, kitchen, bath, reiriser-
~ c. W. SIMPSON CO:
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. NE. 5700.
2ii4 PA, AYE. NV, APT. a-2 ROOMS.
1924 Vt Ave NV ME. 5000.
MODERN IsS, APg 4 gr. Ng sE,l MY NJ a YARD.
9 rms. kit. dinette, bath; refg.; avail
1929 x rsofP s. NV. !. paws National iona oasg.
1888 IRVING ST. NV.
2 rmsii sHasSos M; ssta Z IucHs co'. $4,000
1908 H St. NV National a345.
THE PLYMOUTH,
1925 11th ST. NV
Rms, Kitchen and Bath SIS.
Cross ventilation: kitchen has inlaid |
linoeum. built-in cabinet, G. e. refg.; roof
sun porch, southeast corner, commanding |
''e" y RESIDENT MANAGER.
INTOWN H.K. APT.-$40. !
Elevator bldg. Large. bright rooms, big
S47.50-NEW BLDG,
"a 3ist st, se;-Liyin,ss room, bedroom.
available Immediately.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
1346 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
kit, dinette bath. screened porch and large
rear yard; utilities furnished by tenant.
$41.50.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
1929 st. NV. MA. 0352.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2
rms, kit, d. a. and bath
with screened porch:
2-410 Evarts st. ne. 90
1-l315 Bryant st. n.e.-------- $3.50
4-l223 Florida ave. n.e.--------- $500
The following are 3 rms,
kit. and bath:
UNHEATED.
2-941 MARYLAND ave. s.w. --$22.5 so
B. F. SAUL co.
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman
Moving & Storage Co. Georgia l4l6:
MOVING TRUCK. 300 cubic IT., for hire,
with driver, by hr.; long OF contract;
rnnd ref North O5SS.
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APARTMENTS UNfURNlsHED.

MODERN 2 ROOMS ms K1TcHEM, Iafb H NV BATH
ae9 OWEN pL M Me- 90: .Fao Rooms; ms klT' s46
ssa f9s6sn bath AyF With entire
2nd floor: pvt entr.: hlsn eieIatiVaH6; Ha6 Sei'
reasonable: adults only HlllSloe Oo- -
1917 COLUMBIA RD. NV ROOMS. Rooms
ss7'5o. ss OWNER. co. 2675.
$50 MONTH BEDROOMS. LIVING
room, kitchen, dining alcove' pain, SCI.
porch, refrgerator' sas heat sIl oy tsRaaf auGH
MxRREN. 1s9R IN 81 Silver eiN:i :si15s, 81. s,-
o9O QUINCY ST. NW-CORNER HOUSE.
living room, bedroom, dinette, modern
equipped kitchen semipriyate eo1ns bath; onfS nfss
FYATTSVILE HILLS. 81 ARUNDLE AVE.
3 rms and bath, entire first hoor, with
lovely screened porch and yard. WA 4390.
1929 E ST. s.E.-2nd-FLoOR APT: 3
rooms bath, large screened porch; gas
eiec. and heat furn.; reas. AT. 0329-R.
47IOIz SHADY SIDE AVE. BRADBURY
Park-One room, unfur.; kitchenette. bath;
gas stove, water, cleo, SINK win cabinet.
ENTIRE End FLOOR, APT, PRIVATE TIE
si. pf'f NE gas Ar eitsi' tssoi'4sg 45A' ln'l. l'1 s
ITO HAMLIN ST NE LARGE RMS:
Ss2 SO mo. DU 5S9s.
LARGE LIV ROOM, BEDROOM, FOYER,
kitchen, dinette. SCI. porch, IN Chexy o
Chase. S67.5 513O Conn. ave. EN-. s432
ee26 NEWTON ST. NE-DETACHED. 8
large rms, kit, bath ami: desirable;
reasonable; nr. cars, bus; adults
2 RMS. BATH. SMALL HALL; REFG;:
only $3.50. Airy View. 24l5 goth st.
NV, nr. Calvert st. Bridge.
800 a ST. S.E.-2nd- FLOOR APT; WITH
separate entrance, rooms and bath: rent,
S35. Key at BIZ G st. sc. .
MT PLEASANT LIGHT. AIRY RMS,
kit, bath, End f.: adults; references, l704
Kilbourne pl. NV. $3.50. co. 1336-W.
1850 EMERSON ST. NE.-ENTIRE 2ND
floor, lovely kit. semipvt. bath; heat. gas,
light, incl; S45 month.
8 RMS semi-kit., bath; util, gar. included;
pvt. house: S45. Call TAYLOR 2213 after 5.
624 4th ST. sW-MODERN, APT. 3
rooms, Kitchen. bath: heat and elec. Apply
in store or NE. 2447. -------------
NORTH CAROLINA AVE; Sc, NEAR
Capitol, Library and Prov. Hospital-2 r..
kit b.: all utilities furn. JOHN F. DON
oboe & SONS. Lincoln 00s4.
DUPLEX APT, NEWLY DEC, 2 BEDRMS';
Iee. liy, rm., kit, dinette,. bath. Avail
immed; $3.50. 1929 3rd st. NV.
PACING NEW MUNICIPAL CENTER
large rooms, kitchen. bath, foyer. com
pietely redecorated throushout; rent
$3.50. INQUIRE ianito5A 4o1 srd st. NV
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5-ROOM BARGAIN.

Reconditioned like new; frame bunsslov:
near school. TRANSPORTATION and stores
OPEN SUNDAY 1877.
Must be- seen to be appreciated. Price,
~, 40; easy terms. BOGLEY REAL ES-
TATE. WI. 5000; II no answer. MI 1902
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DO
You want the benefit from q trans
ferred owners 1St depreciation on
house mos. old? Then you should
see what we have TO ofier you In
3-bedrm.. 2-bath home; finished 3rd
q. and recreation rm. double GARAGE.
2 deck porches. beautiful settins.
trees-adjacent to $4,000 homes.
Many details you will be pleased
with. Not q speculation house. but
built for its owner. You can't 30
wrong here in the $4,000 class.
Surprisingly easy terms. See 1919
Grace Church rd. Open Sunday.
Wocdside Forest, Silver Spring.
HELEN H. VEIT. RE. 4477. SH.
2I7I. SH. 1926 before 1920 am.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

Cleveland Park. Silver Spring; month to
month or short lease. HO. 44S0, Ext. 219,
4-6; Sun. Oil pa
UNFURN. BUNG Allows OR RMS,
oil heat preferred: ami; (near transp0 /:
reasonable rent. Box ILL.,, Star. "a
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$12,950.
FORCED SAI,El

Here is beautiful det brick home In
the upper 18th st. area cont ainins 3 nice
size bedrooms. , baths, fln 3rd hoor:
large living room and dining room opening
onto screened porch: modern Kitchen with
room for dinette set nm. rec. room with
fireplace: auto, air-cond heat; lot is large
and tree-shaded: this splendid home is less
than 2 years old and is certainly q bar
Gain At the price. Call MR.. SABLOvE.
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1924 FRANKLIN NE.

Large Groom. new, brick, 2 bedrooms.
oak floors. hardwood trim, screens. weather
stripped. insulated furred walls. auto. heat,
fireplace, tile bath. shower; lots 404150.
Open Saturday and Sunday. H. c. MAYNOR,
2314 r. l. ave. ne. North 433S.
CLEVELAND PARKS, $50.
Semi-Det.. Rooms. Ia Baths, Garage.
SAM ROSEY AID 270O
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Due to Senator's Death

near Nebraska ave. is available Center
hall Georgian Colonial 1st-n. library. large
living room. dining room with corner cup
boards powder room. kitchen, pantry,
spacious screened porch: large bedrms.,
2 baths .2rd a: attic finished in knotty
pine and heated: air conditioned: 2-car
garage: maids quarters.
WI oR26 MI 1910
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5 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS.
S1CQ ON

Chevy Chase, Md.-New brick detached
Colonial home. Library or den frst foor
its true valve. Walking distance schools
LESLIE D. MEASE1L, WO. Abb. 1427 Eye
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BETHESDA, MD.
Bungalox, 8 large rooms. full attic with
heat. dry basement. maids room. detached
garage: beautiful lot, large shade trees;
Venetian blinds: auto. heat air cond;
L. q. WHITE, Real Estate.
71O1 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900: Ewes. WI. 1913
BUNGALOW.
IN THAT PRETTY WOODED gA-xgON BE-
KEY BRIDGE
In nearby Arlington. B rooms. cen, extra
large screened rear porch and insulated
attic: frame const.; h.:w.h;: saIsse: In
$3.50 cash MR. CARPENTER, DI. 774O:
evenings and Sun. EN-. 631b.
BRADLEY HILLS, MD.
Attractive brick home, painted white: 9
large rooms. 3 bedrooms, 21a baths: bed
room, bath frst noor: recreation room with
conditioned; large lot: reasonable terms.
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate.
71O1 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900; Ewes. WI. 1913.
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OPEN EVERY DAY.

New Groom Brick Home,
113 Hilton St., Takoma Park, Md
large roomss full basement, oii-nred air
conditioning. Must be sold. See it Sum
day Phone KESSINGER SH 4544
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EDGEMOOR, MD,
Q11 7En

Large corner lot with S-room and .
ba tn brick home; bedrooms, two on 2nd
noor:. recreation room; oil heat. Close to
schools, transportation and stores. Imme-
diate possession. E. M. FRY, INC, 6S40
Wisconsin ave WI 6740
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BLUEMONT BARGAINS. SETTLE ESTATE
= cottages, . rms. acres; : rms,
acre; well at door. PURCELLS STORE.
1904 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc, y SO. MARL-
boro pike; bungalow, +, cellar; large lot,
gar: corner; worth $500, take $3.50.
Owner. Trinidad S34l. Open. MR.. WILSON.
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REPOSSESSED BARGAIN.

large rooms. maids room. porch at
tached garage; lot rs feet wide: exclusive
section: terms, S1.4O0 cash, SIS month;
reconditioned like new. This won't last
BOGLEY REAL ESTATE, WI. $500: if
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BEAUTIFUL STONE.

Last of q group of 3-317 E. Thornapple
St, Chevy Chase. Md large rooms 2Iz
baths, rec. room, maids room and bath.
porch; attached garage; many unusual
features. Sl1.950.
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ARLINGTON
STUDIO TYPE.

ment: oil heat nreul, scr. porch; quiet
paved street: mr.. 9 buses: 10 min Wash
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DET. BRICK-S7 e5O

Md,-Attractive 6-room Cape Cod brick
home with slate roof and btilt.in garage:
oil heat: large lot with 3 very big shade
trees and surrounded by pretty white picket
fence. Eve. phone Mr. Lewis. WI. T731.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
s2s 18th st. NV. Realtor. MA. O753.
Evening star., 1941-08-23

A BUY IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$12,500.
Beautifully planted gardens surround
this English-type detached brick home; 4
bedrooms and baths on 2nd floor; auto.
closets, all cedar -lined: stairway to foored
attic. Really worth your while to inspect.
Evenings, phone Mr.. Benz. CH. 1000.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
12Q 18th ST. NV Realtor MA O153
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
S12.75Q

Large corner brick center-hall home
with den and screened porch; bedrooms,
:, baths on 2nd floor: bedrooms and ba tn
3rd floor. Oil hot-water heat Property
is clear and owner will make splendid terms
to close estate. Inspection by appointment.
NJ: FRY, INC. 6840 Wisconsin ave.
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THE COTTON.

40 Eye st. NV
Very cool. southern exposure; . rooms
kitchen BATH walking distance of down.
town and Govt. ofices; nicely furnished.
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TAKONA PARK. lib PHILA. AVE-BUN-
galow. rms, b., h.-w.h.. fireplace; gar;
lot 50x225 #; S6,65O for quick sale.
Open. II. F. BIEBER. SH. 1865.
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NEAR TECH HIGH

Five rooms, bath, sleeping porch; brick;
reasonable; terms to suit. OWNER, SH
6S36-J 26s
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9 rooms bath, porch; attached garage:
air.conditioned heat Brick with slate
roof. New home in restricted Bethesda
R1Qo EM Q220 "a -
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Facing blvd in Rock Creek Hills. most
sttractiyS setting. Bedroom and bath
down, 8 bedrooms and bath up. real
buy for the discriminating. S14 500: terms
Call Mr.: Smith. ALLIED REALTY CORP
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ROLLINGWOOD.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.

1889 MASS. AVE. NV.
On large lot, bedrooms, 3A baths,
maids room and bath, recreation room:
2.car garage. Center;han plan, spacious
dining room and kitchen: Builder con-
S27.5 Will consider smaller house in
trade. Call District 2724. Evenings
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. 2: e. only; This ad is rot
GARvEY. DI 450s: eve. and sun, GE
66QQ. 1926 VT. ave.
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ATTENTION,
Printing ONCE Employees.
OPEN TODAY 2-6 PM.

lzO 1oGIl - /. o.G.
Near Eastern High School-Attractive
brick, rooms, bedrooms. screened porch,
$40 per year,. Unusual circumstances
permit us to sell this lovely home, COM
PIETELY FURNISHED, ready to move
into, for only $3.50 complete See Mr..
Sparks (Sun. and eves.). NO. 3179. DIXIE
DEATTv MA 2S20
Evening star., 1941-08-23

Attractive brick home, 8 rooms and
bath g bedrms.), insulated. weather
stripped, eaulked, copper pipes. Lot 55x
$50: For Sale by owner-builder, 63l
TAYLOR road, Riverdale. Md. WA 1884.
SS,95O-CHEVY CHASE, MD.
8 rooms, modern bath, 2 porches. full
attic; insulated and weather-stripped: new
Call Wisconsin 1870
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Party Is Given
For Miss Butler

Honoring Miss Margaret Butler,
whose wedding to Robert Spring
will be an event of late April, Mrs.
Stanley Spring entertained at her
home Saturday evening.
An evening of cards was enjoyed
after which the honored guest was
presented with shower Of gifts.
A late buffet supper was served
from table decorated with spring
flowers.
Guests included Messrs and Mes
DANES f. H. Butler. James Butler.
William Sommer. sr., F. r. Ploeg-
er, Henry Wallenmeyer. 3. II.
Beegle, Harold Sommer and STAN
ley Spring; the Messrs. William
Sommer, Ernest Fox, Stanley
Sharpe and Robert Spring; the
Misses Betty Butler, Winifred
Sommer. Doris Sommer. Janet
Sommer. Edith Ploeger, Lois
Beegle and Emily Spring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Arlington PIT. A. Sponsors
Program on thursday

Arlington Psrent-Teacher Asso-
citation is sponsoring program
by children Of the school Thursday
at s o'clock in the school audi
forum. A playlet. Heart Of Gold. >"
by the first three grades.
Members Of the fourth. fifth and
sixth grades viii present a cantata,
Woodland Zephyrs." To close the
program the audience will sing
The Star spsngled Banner" and
God Bless America"
Mrs. II. c. Hatley. ways and
means chairman. Will be assisted
by the board members in the sale
Of ice cream. candy. cake and
coffee. Tickets viii be sold by
the Girl Scouts. under the super
vision of their leaders. Mr.. A. r.
Smith, Mrs Delbert Parrish and
Mrs. William Fsntz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Attendants Named
For Wedding
Miss Morse 10 Wed Mr..
Mcdonald April Is

Plans are nearing compile
ton for the marriage on April
26 of Miss Bernice Morse.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Morse. who is be-
trothed to Mr.. William Nc
Donald. son of DIR. and Mrs.
Ronald Mcdonald. The cere-
mony will be read at half after
s o'clock in Falkland Trinity
Lutheran church by the Rev.
T. o. Svare.
Miss Morse has asked Mrs.
Clifford Wiley to be her matron
of honor with Mrs. Ernest Title,
cousin and Mrs. Robert Bran
sche as bridesmaids. Tapers will
be lighted before the ceremony by
Mrs. Leonard Willis and Mrs Dee
Key. Darlene Spangler will be
the flower girl and Mr.. Elmer
Gentili the best man.
On Wednesday evening Mrs.
little, cousin of the bride-elect,
and Mrs. Robert Bramsche enter
tanned at a shower in her honor.
During the evening court whist
was played with honors going to
Mrs. Richard Niesen. Miss Morse
and Miss Lillian Morisse. A Dutch
lunch was served late in the eve
ming.
Guests were Misses Betty Dona-
hue. Marjorie copeland, Camellia
Batinovich. Lillian Morisse. Eunice
Washburn. Bette Stringfellow.
Mesdames Harold Heisermsn. Clar-
ence Killing. Fred Bucholtz 1r.'
Lyle Cope. Michael Husko, Earl
Heltsley. Clyde Alexander, Edwin
West, Robert Vandenberg, Peter
Pelegruti. Harvey Braga. Walter
Weller. Richard Niesen and Nor
man Kelly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Past Presidents 10 Lead
Auxiliary Meeting

Past presidents OF the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Eagles will con-
|duct the meeting Tuesday evening
Pr Eagles hall. There will be a
complimentary dinner for members
|bnly. served from $50 until 7
b'clock.
The program will be under the
direction of Mrs. f. Morris. Mrs.
a. J. Hermsen will preside. assist
ID by the following past presi-
hents: Mesdames Robert Nielsen
|5hrg. A. H Mccoy. I. Jensky. Earl
Robinson. Claude Seagrove, Nick
Nelson. T. J. Drummer. Harry
Hpodrick. Ed Norris. Peter sele.
DR. saverson and Clara Simp-
6Dn.
Cards will be played from $50
- 7:30 O'Clock. with Mrs. Nick
Nelson in charge. There will be
he regular three-handed card
party in the afternoon with Mrs.
Lundeen in charge.
Missionary Circle OF the Full
|cosPel Pentecostal chapel, So. 25th
Innd Tacoma ave. Will sponsor a
Imkey dinner Saturday from noon
enough the afternoon and evening
The dinner Will be al the church.
15o5 So Tacoma ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Charles Drew Celebrates
First Birthday

A pink birthday cake with one
candle celebrated IN. first birth
day 81 Charles Drew. small son 81
Mr. and Mrs Charles Drew last
Friday
Among his friends WIN shared
In the party we're Fioydstis ciif-
ton. nargsrY and Patsy BlodEett.
Dorens Andersen. Evan Ire Dali
berg. Cali Fornla. Sharon and Eva
Wilistt. Josephine Brown. Aax
Haywood, Duane and Billy Span
gler. John Arils Burnett. James
Brown and their mothers and
grsndmothers. Mrs. Frank Brown
and Mrs. Avon Drew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

Hounds viii he started on the
|hsse across the prairie promptly
b II O'Clock. Mr.. Cameron has
nnounced.
Il Among the local riders who will
Pip entertain the visitors and
Din them for the hunt will be
iss Bibbitts Strong. Miss Diane
ctrse, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Doud.
Ers. Joseph II. Gilpin. Mr. Don
cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Iannum. Mrs. Helen Neho Woods.
d Wallace Squires. Miss Iris
eysn. Nj Walter Green. Mr.. A.
plrwood Kennedy. Mr.. Gordon
kiry. Miss Marguerite Bonnell.
Numerous other members Of the
Pub. not riding on this occasion.
70 expected to join the throng al
b clubhouse following the hunt.
In the Portland delegation will
y Mrs. Zula Currin. Miss Marga-
kt Brugman. Miss Dorothy Faber.
fiss Ryts Esh, Mr.. Charles stock
bn Mr.. and Mrs Enroll Ostrum.
j. and Mrs William Wallingford.
piss Gen Eckelson. Mr.. Jack
toehr. president of Columbia Hunt
Dub. Miss Bee Maxwell. Mr.. John
Hood, Mr.. Clark Fay. Mr.. Gsddis
ravenah. Mr.. Fritz Noji. Mr.. Neil
friffin, Mr.. Frank McCord, Mrs.
telms Bree. Mrs. Wilma Burk-
holder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Club TO Meet in
cps. Galleries
Arts and Science Club 10
Hear Lecture on Painting.

The Art gallery of the col
ege of Puget Sound will pro-
fide the background for the
Arts and Science club meeting
b be held Thursday afternoon
u ! o'clock. Mrs. William
1awley, fine arts chairman,
Eill have charge of the ar
Judgements. Each member
I'll be privileged to bring one
quest. After a brief business
neeting Professor Melvin
kohler will lecture on the
Paintings which portray
Genes from American history.
Hostesses for the tea hour will
b Mrs. William Hawley, Mrs.
Emory Leamon. Mrs. Irving
Thompson and Mrs. Gerhard Bahr.
kilacs, tulips and daffodils will be
ned AT the tea table and through
bct the room.
The executive board will meet
~ the college from IL to p. m.
Instead Of the Women's clubhouse
Is previously planned. Mrs. Win
ield Sypher will preside at the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Miss Olsen Feied
With Parties
ofds- Elect of M. Mosssos
h t'ocossd oy Friends

A busy round of parties has
been arranged for Aiss Violet
Olsen. who IL soon 10 becofns
The bride Of Mr.. Gordon Mos~-
son Of South Dakota. Miss
Olsen In the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Olsen Of Puy-
aIlup.
Mrs. Chris OLSEN a ssekIsv.
aunt ~ ths bssss .to-t>. sssssssla-
sd recently .ith . I oseIsek hsn<h-
.on and sbo~sr In Mlss oissu's
honor, Mrs w. cnok NJ N~etfis
~ss a~l~ssax hostsss
Tho sffsFnoan uss spenf in
playing ooars whist. ~ith hsnoss
going % Mrs y " ssai. Mrs. 4.
redsrs~n and Miss vlnlss Olsen.
Quests from Tseams wbs sf~
tended the luncheon ssrs the
us-sismss Norman hnssssn. rfss
Jensen. Herbert Haynes. y ~
soai A. Petersen. Mary Jensen.
G " Yuehsrs. Mary Weston.
Martha Peterson. ntsnisv wnid
snd rrsd Msnks~sky
Mira rsed Mosfaeii. Mrs. rets
Haikl.f and Niss Hslsn usihiss
uosorsd from Enunela~ To sstsna.
Afa w. Cook vss . quasi from
Seattle. Thos~ from tsuskl~y ~bo
attended we're Mssdsmss Clarence
Olsen. STANLEY Olsen. CHRIS Olsen.
fuysIiap guests Included Mas
iAssiis f>saxhiln and Mira Pete
Olsen.
A second bridal snossf in Miss
Olssns honar ~ss given recently
by MFs Stanley Void Al her home
IN Tafoms.
Lanai son sshlss we're decorated
Nith miniature palm trees GUESTS
spent the afternoon in plsvtrx
uhls,. eish honofx goans 10 Nss~
aamss y ~ Seal and Fred Jensen
ara Miss LslsiIx Lssizhiln.
Guests fof th< afternoon sefs
Msssismes sidney Peterson. Her.
b~st Haynes. fred Jensen. y n.
soail. Fred Msnkoesky, Clarence
Yuehsrt. A. Psasfs~n. Norman
Moseson. Martha Peterson. NeIvia
chfis,snsen. Psts ctz<a and Mlrs
Lsisils Losghlin.
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Tabiiha Society Circles Plan Meetings

Circles Of the Tsbitha society of
First Lutheran church will meet
next week as follows
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Circle 2 will be entertained by Mrs
G. Lndberg at her home in the
Ansonia, 2l9 No. Tacoma ave
On "Wednesday afternoon At 30
o clock members Of Circle 3 will be
guests of Mrs. A. n. Haglund. 45is
So. Park ave Mrs. Olof Bloom
will he hostess at her home. 23i6
So. J st, 10 members Of Circle 3
at the some hour.
At O'Clock on Thursday after
noon Mrs. Carl Swanson will enter
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P. E. 0. Chapters
Meet Thursday
Luncheon Plans Announced
BY Local Groups

Chapters of ?. +. o. of the
city have announced their
meeting places and topics for
the coming week as follows:
Chapter BA will meet for a 1
O'Clock luncheon Thursday at the
home of Mrs Charles Stevens.
1902 No. 2lst st. Mrs. l. Wylic
will assist. The program will be
given by Mrs. Charles souls, who
will speak on Educational Fund,
and Mrs. Harry Mertz. WHO will
give "Cottey College"
Chapter c will meet THURSDAY
at las o'clock at the home {.
Mrs. r. c. Richards. Miss Estellr
Purinton will be assisting hostess
The program will be a roundtable
discussion Of the ?. K. o. yard
stick, with Mesdames George Will
son. J. II. Gordon. Fred Griffin
and J. C. Haley leading the dis
cussion. Tea will be served
Chapter OK will meet with Miss
Ethel Cotter Thursday for
o'clock luncheon at her home at
2501 North Lawrence. The speak
or will be Mrs. Everett c. Riser
on "P. +. O. Ideals"
Mrs. A. V. Morris will entertain
members Of Chapter ca Thursday
for a l o'clock luncheon at her
home At 2i24 No. Proctor Mrs.
Fred Mcmillan will he assisting
hostess.
Women's Societ ~ Asbury
Methodist Church will meet Thurs
day at 1890 o'clock for luncheon.
There will be business meeting
and program under the direction
of Mrs. John Halssth and Mrs.