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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.


heat, back yard, fenced in: located in River
Terrace at 34th and Benning I'd. ne.
es esn MR 80 pascoE aeG5 AT amssse sno
NEW a-RooM HOUSE. 2 BATHS LARGE
garage: NV Section. Wo. 3947.
ARLNoToNMn;te PE1RqoMs' B;cE Sos IaiHnlss BATHS
from downtown in Aurora Hills. Vas finest
residential section near new Navy and
War Dept; Bldgs. $50 per month unfurn.
9Ol S. 26th pl.
SMITH SNIFF AltS 4s1s 18th 7th St TN NV. - 1e.
1925 47th ST ROOMS. 2 BATHS; FIN
lssss sssdSfRT5 sfp1 sst w6 6oNpEE f95a IldHrSo"N
$50 SIS per e m month. nth URcIoLo REALTY CO.,
6 ROOMS AND BATH, PRACTICALLY
new hot-water gas heat: available Dec. !;
$3.50. 900 varnum ST. ne. DE. 07O9.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 81, E. OXFORD ST
rooms, 2 baths auto; heat: 2-car= = gaTsge;
Sd1t, sl15 ma Rp WALKER & PRESCOTT
1929 RANDOLPH PL., NE, OFF BLAD-
shower bath, gas heat newly papered
MICHIGAN PARK-NEW, AIR coNDI-
ARLINGTON, VA. 9O5 NORTH MONROE
st.-7-room house, newly remodeled; ga
rage, near schools and bus: OIL burner: M $50
@ yees NEW RRIGk yIns TSom 5ioae kGE
fireplace, dining room. modern kitchen, 2
ssS monS o ss
room, room sos. Capitol Heights: Md-s rms,
b.. s75. FULTON R. GORDON, owner
Gasss EheS has aeaa sust Been
remodeled; rooms are small, but most at
kitchen. auto. heat; deep garden; 500
month Phone Monday. 1912. Dupont O2OO.
BUNGALOW, RMS. BATH; NEWLY
decorated; close to bus stores. Apply No.
S:RooM MODERN sEMI,pET; ; HOUSE,
| blk. bus; auto. ht: s55 mo: Ho. 3s44.
s1o9 PER MoNTHLNEw DETACHED
brick; BRIG rooms, ? baths recreasion nm;
REALTY AssociATEs, 1905 H K 'st' St. NV. NV.
MA. 1898
VICINITY 18th AND ALLISON SITS. NV
cd bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, oil heat;
Dee Doo See pSons BY %A sea only Available
3425 14th ST NE-S RMS, 2 BATHS,
oil heat: 2-car garage: $50.
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD.
2024 R. I. Ave. NE DE. 03l7.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 1928 LIVINGSTON
| st.-Large, detached. center-hall home,
consisting of 3 rooms. . baths. 2-car ga
rage, automatic heat: lovely grounds, lot
SPECTION BY PERMIT ONLY. LINKINS
CO.. 1922 H st. NV.
SILVER SPRING-RECONDIT s
rooms 4 bedrooms, l u baths. oil heat
porches. maids room, 2,ear garage: lot
50x125: bus service: 500. OWNER. CO.
1871; evenings. AID. 3S42.
NEAR DUPONT cRcIEsMALL NEW
fireplace: Sllo mo. Fefs!:T lease. no. 1851.
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That you seldom get. fre hors ,o--
slstlnE Of 3 bedrooms . baths ,rr-..
pIne lila DaHelsd den, special storm vlnao. ;
aIlu nanY o'Eer unusual feature Isrzr
gtdLtlttLy Shrubbed lot. all for only :. 49,.
N N convenient virginia suburbs substar,,-
Csah necessary. Glebe 1896 today.
WOODPIDGE-2-FAM. HONE
1hu4 Ism ST. ne-s rooms - ha.-e.
B." g. n; . .lL-t-!n garage; rented 500 r.e
wv -ryo7o,,
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WM. R TFOROWGOOD.
a r !. Ave NE TF
NORTHEAST HOMES

Woodridge, near 2Ist and Perry SIS n
E1-A.ITact!ye bungalow, room and bar-
front porch, oil heat, large lot garsce.
price, - $50
Near Ian and Kearney SIS. re-ser-
oeLached brick home, 5000 condition
looms; TIE bath. OIL heat, ga-aEe. pl.-
-. Near 10Th and Irving SIS. re-Recon5
toned br4ck home. : rooms, tile bath. G
.ot. garage. price $3.50
W0oCrldge. near 2@nd and Lawrence
--Det tached seul-bunGa.ow q ----
and bath. h.-w.h-. Earaec: price 5.
Near Wooor4dPe Gardens - Be-
corner BRICK bunga low. 3 rooms and e.
fireplace, chestnut Trim gas hea-. lEs;-.
front porch. garage price. ~ qzn To
S's'' ''i WH NJ 20 TE9R 25Pe oyyr;901 r;52T l-5
opo4 D -. - "SS-SLC ,,,.-
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OPEN TODAY, 12-5.
2d01 1eth CIT MI

AtuactIye det home, on large, SPACIOUS
porches. cozy fireplace, etc. small. d6V1
payment. balance like rent buys TINS out-
1-aHoIng value for only >6@5O, on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54O0
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DOWNTOWN BARGAIN
OPEN TODAY l2-5

Fully fUrn. 1O-rm. o-bath home. in eY
cH. rooping and boarding section OF n ".
easy walking distance TO Govt Gepts.
nOrey-T1 aker. Ma 356O
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SHEPHERD PARK
KENT

I Lovely det. home, Z rms, fnishrd 3rd
| floor fine condition. oil heat: exclusive
| section. cony. trans. and shopping center
| S9.5OO. MSS REED. Sligo 1O13. NO. 4SS3
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Large lo-room home. completely mod
erhizeo. beautiful grounds oil heat: conv
10 Lransp' churches. schools. 5IlO I4th
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE d
OPEN TODAY. 1875.

oJU3 EIGHTH ST. NV.
Attractive Colonial brick delightfully."-
situated n the HEART OF BETTER
BRIGHTWOOD; large rooms. tiled bath.
porches, garase, etc; conveniently located
near everything. To be thoroughly re-
conditioned and priced unusually low for
only $3.50, on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 540e.
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WOODBRIDGE n r

3lOl TO, 3113. Chestnut st. ne-4 new
broom brick houses. nearing completion
kitchen with Murphy cabinets, ) IsTre
bedrooms with plenty of closets, beaufifTIl
tlle path and shower large bright celia
Win laundry and toilet These are we'll
Dullt MONIES. Come aud see and select
your paoer and fixtures, Price and terms
Ee3Sonapte open from 10 TO 6 pm
Out Rhode Island ave. to Monroe st
turn right to Chestnut ST
700, B. HOLMES.
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WEST CHEVY CHASE

These. new houses nearing completion.
one with bedrooms and ~ baths one
Rlth 3 bedrooms and complete baths
Located in this exclusive Nd SUBURBAN
Itsloentlal area are outstanding values
oaSeo on present-day prices Easy terms.
Put these on your list 10 inspect
GRAHAM-EAIL WI aa5n
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1443 MARYLAND AVE. NE

POSSESSION DEC. 1st-MAY LEASE
Semi-detached S-room brick home. all
modern Improvements. 2-car brick garage
double lot. private parking; unusual oppor-
tunity: LLOYD R. TURNER, 600 eth St
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5-YEAR-OLD HOUSE.
7 ROOMS 0lo RATuC

Plne-paneled recreation room maid s
room and lavatory In basement in excel
lent suburban area; cheap for quick sale.
no agents. SH. 6969-J.
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HURRY, HURRY,
OPEN ALL DAY

II wont last long. one of the most beau-
100, Quebec pl. w rooms 4 bedrooms
modern bath and shower. h-wh For in
formation call D. J. O'Connor. RA OO61
with J. J. OCONNOR. DI 5.,52
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1892 BLAINE ST. NE.
MICHIGAN PARK,

/. s6'23u-New; SIX large rooms, beautif,
XII, auto heat. immediate poss; cor
ven .PNf- N'' N'''
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hEN
OWNER ANSEEPPED

Attractive red brick home on wide 10.
in this desirable restricted community.
conveniently arranged for comfortable liv-
ing. Has living room. dining room. kitch-
en-, frst-foor lavatory, bedrooms, =
baths, maids room, auto. heat: 2-car ga
rage; priced less than surrounding homes.
G. H. HILLEGEIST CO.,
1921 K St NV National 500.
Eve. and sun Gail Mrs WOOd. No O3O4
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THE BREAK

81 500-New corner, { large rooms. r
LFr nail recreation room, Chestnut II
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..Ss,950-WOODSIDE PARK, MD
New 8-room and bath brick and stone
home. on large wooded lot. screened porch.
storm doors: block to bus. stores, etc.
ROBERT GAYLOR, REALTOR,
S955 Georgia Ave SH 2l45
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JNIH Military Rd. NV.
To Close Fstat~.
grounds Iot I05xl50- ; garages. near
Conn. ave 1--we IN lovely downstairs APT
- DedEms) Good income from other apts.
CLYDE HINES & CO.
lluI Vermont Ave PeDublc Ho0-
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NEAR DUPONT cRclEsMALL. NEW
hespi:es hess1 sifo no. Base. Ro ss5i.
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800 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Why pay rent when you can buy this
outstanding Colonial brick, located near
everything: 6 well-planned rooms, bath,
auto. heat, garage, porehes. etc. Tecondl-
| toned throuehout. A home that must pc
S6950, on easy terms.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
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CONVENIENT TO c. u AND TRINITY
College-Beautiful 6-rm. and bath brick
concrete front and double inclosed rear
porches. built-tn garage. etc: lovely front
and deep rear yard Price. Sc $50. Prop
ertv is clear. good terms: vacant z A
GARVEY. DI. 450s, eve. and Sun
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NEARLY NEW.

So 2.500-Atsractive detached brick hon.
in that better section Of Chevy CIps-
D. c. Center-han plan Of rooms end "
baths. recreation room, Gear garage: me-
ern in every detail. INSPECTION by appor0- =
ment. Evenings or Sunday, phone Temple
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OVERLOOKING POTOMAC.
a Aha the historic c: q o. Canal, in Brook
scfeeend porch. basement. fireplace. oil
hot-Water heat: conv. to car Npe; 81 500:
$500 down. $40 monthly
6l09 Broad St WI 4o53
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OWNER AND BUILDER
Will, SACRIETCF

3S43 MASS AVE NV
blocks from National Cathedral. on
ialse lot bedrms.. 4Iz baths. recreation
room. 2-car garage; center-hsU plan.
spacious lining room ana kitchen. cs1
Only appreciate by inspection. Call DI
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INVESTME 1T AND HOME, ONLY S5,500.
terms. 20 room apt. house INV n, oil,
cellar. block from r. l. ave. ne.
Income $1,000 per year; occupy one. rent
the other. r. T. VIOLET, 3s43 3ith ST,
Mount RalI Ter. Warfield 4542
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FACING TAFT PARK

3>l5 South Dakota ave re-A-.---
tive. detached home. 6 r ana b.. s-rer
porch. fireplace. recreation -oor1. OF h
insulated. screened from porch Or
oo,. VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
gH2i r. ! Ave n z DE O3T-
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st.-Large, detached. center-hau home,
consisting Of 3 rooms. 2 baths. 2-car ga
6Ox1 80; immediate possession: Sl50. IN
SPECTION BY PERMIT ONLY. LINKINS
20 1920 st NV
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HOUSES FURNISHED

rooms, recreation rm.: gas heat, grand
piano, fireplace. Avail. Nov. 10th for 6
weeks WI $40
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UNUSUAL VALUE. NEW BRICK. 5 RMS,
bath. full basement, latest kitchen, all
large rms: fenced yard; school. bus;
terms RA S1O0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Mrs. William Is
Complimenfed at Shower

Mrs. Alfred r. Hodges and Mrs.
william r. Corbin entertained re-
Gently at a shower for Mrs. Rob-
ert Williams. recent bride OF Corp.
Robert williams, at the home OF
Mrs. Alfred Hodges, 50o1 So. A at.
The evening was spent in play
ing games. Mesdames Z. o. Paul
son. d. B. Mcclinton. r. M. Rich
ards. John Barmmer and Robert
Williams taking the honors.
Guests included were Mesdames
Roy M. Richards (the groom's sis
ter, 4. o. Paulson. d. b. McClin-
ton (of seattle). J. o. Holmes. c.
G. Brammer Of Burton (the
Eroom's aunt. M. D. Hobart,
Charles Bates. M. Lopez. J. w.
Harvey. A. Gustufson, M. Rolfe.
r. w. Hoisington. L. s. Wise.
Harry Holingsworth. Charles scid-
more, Helen White. and Misses
Mildred Hobart. Jane Rolfe. Elaine
Holthusen. Virginia Lopez, shir-
ley Richards and Barbara Jean
Hodges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Wedding Set
For June Is
Bride-Elect Is Feted
AT Surprise Shower

Miss Geraldine Solely. fan
Gee of Mr.. Gordon Lockhart,
has chosen June Is as the day
for her wedding. She was re-
Gently surprised with shower
by a group of friends, which
was planned by Mrs. c. n.
Larson, Mrs. W. o. Kirkes,
Mrs. c. w. Neff, Mrs. B.
Campbell and Mrs. N. w.
Warrent.
Roses were used for the sttrac-
tive decorations, and baskets Of
garden flowers were used about
the rooms. High scores were made
by Miss Mary Alice Mcnghe. Miss
Esther Schwab and Miss Claris
Cairns. A late supper was served
after the gifts were presented.
Among those present were Mrs.
Orlin Krehbiel, mother OF the
bridegroom. and his aunt. Miss
Minnie Loekhart of New York.
Also Mesdames John Lodge. Henry
Hartly. Edward Waring. Gene Fell
Ter. Victor Lonegreen. Harold
Krehbiel. Melvin Weinhart. Ramah
Sullivan. stanly Hopkins. Floyd
Marcoe. Daryl Cook. Bert Mccoy.
Charles Clark and William Belden-
The Misses Lettie Larson, Lorine
McAfferty. Marjorie Hodney. Eula
Jean Mahoney and Ivadel Mahoney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
ather' S Birthday
Christening Date
Lynn Family Gathers for
Ceremony and Dinner

Robert Nathan Lynn, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nathan Lynn,
was christened last Wednes-
day on the occasion of his
fathers birthday. Rev. c. E.
Rydell performed the cere-
mony in the home of the
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. o. Lynn, for which the child
wore his fathers christening
dress. Mrs. Ray Kelley and
Marvin Lynn were sponsors.
Dinner was served, after thu
ceremony, from a buffet table CEN
tered with pink and blue flowers
and pink tapers. The colors wers
repeated in decorations on the
small tables about the living room.
Those present for the occasion
were Mrs. John Johnson and Mrs.
Evaline Cowan, great-grandmoth-
ers of Robert Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Cowan and Mr.. and Mrs. c. o.
Lynn, grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Nathan Lynn. Sue Marie Lynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Marvin Lynn, John
McCroskey Lynn, Marianne Lynn,
Harland Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Miller, Rev. and Mrs. c. e. Rydell
and Miss Elaine Rydell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Scout Council
Will Elect
Annual Meeting TO Be
Held Monday Morning

Plans have been completed
for the annual meeting and
election of the Tacoma Girl
Scout Council, to be held Mon
day morning, June 2, at 10
o'clock in Weyerhaeuser hall
of the Y. W. c. A. Mrs. B. E.
Buckmaster, commiss Toner,
will welcome the council and
all leaders and assistants.
Mrs. Harold Billie, Mrs. James
Endres and Mrs. Russell An
derson, accompanied by Mrs.
Russell Vognild, will partici-
pate in the color ceremony,
followed by the singing Of
America"
Mrs. Burns Poe will act as
u z Il Auf al lulcIP TcLhLlNc
resume Of 20 years in scouting,
dramatized by leaders and mem
bers Of the council which will
show the development Of the or
ganization in Tacoma from its in
ception in 1921-when there was a
total membership of $40 scouts
and adults to the present day with
a total membership of 1856 men,
bers. Annual reports will be given
by the chairmen Of standing COM
mittees, district committee chair
men, presidents Of the leaders as
sociations, and the local staff, fol-
lowed by a recognition service for
all leaders who have served the
organization for five years or
longer.
A luncheon follows this meeting.
after which Mr.. Frank Drake
DAWSON will be the guest speaker
for the afternoon program. His
subject will be Designs for
Living"
All troop committee members,
parents and friends of scouting are
invited TO attend the annual meet
ing. Troop leaders are the invited
guests Of the council for luncheon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Parents of June Bride
Entertain Fiance's Family

Mr.. and Mrs. Hans II. Satire,
whose daughter. Miss Clara Satire,
will marry Mr.. Earle w. Stuard on
June IL, entertained at dinner re-
Gently a group of members Of both
families.
Those present were Mrs. L. Ben
nett, mother of Mr.. Stuard, his sis
ter. Miss Jaqualine Stuard, and
brother. Mr.. Lloyd Stuard. Also
there were Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
Paulson and their daughter, Lau-
ann. Mrs. Paulson is the sister of
the bride-to-be. Miss Clara Satire
and Mr.. Earle stuard completed the
guest list
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Scout Troop 80
Plans Afternoon Tea

Mrs. Fariin B. Nye win open
her home Monday afternoon 10
Senior Scout troop 50 for q tea
and art appreciation exhibit. Hours
win b from until 8.
Hostesses win b members Of
the troop: Shirley Abel. Mary Lee
Burrows. Beverly Lindquist. Pa
tricia Lund. Janice Nye, Shirley
Tuttie. Janey votsw. They viii
be assisted by Mrs. Nye. Mira
Lester Doud. scout leader, and
her assistant. Mrs. Walter n.
Smell.
Guests are to Be Mesdames b.
Z. Buckmsster, Roderic Olzendam,
NJ A. Thompson. Z. A. Turner.
Il. w. Hilton. Lee Carter. Fred
Conrad. Robert Abel. w. L. Bur
rows, c. T. Lindquist. Charles
ruttle, c. II. votaw. Others win
be officers Of the Arts and Science
club who are interested In further
inK youth cooperation. they are
Mesdsmes winfield sypher. Emery
Lesmon. Walter sivertson. Carl
Meszner. IL Devote. John 3.
Smith. Herbert Love. and w. +.
Hauley, art chairman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
SChmitzeS F eted
On Visit Here
Famous Pianist and Wife
Enroufe TO California

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Robert
Schmitz were in Tacoma brief
ly this week, on their way to
their home in Berkeley, Calf.
They have been travelling in
Canada the past weeks, where
family relatives now live. An
informal luncheon given at the
University-Union club honor
ed the distinguished pianist
and his wife, German Schmitz
who is a lecturer and a mu-
stefan in her own right.
Mr.. Schmitz delighted Tacoma
audience last year when he ap-
peared as soloist with the Tacoma
Philharmonic orchestra and will
also be the guest soloist again
this year for the November con-
cert.
The luncheon meeting at the
club was arranged to allow dis
cussion of program and tentative
plans for Mr.. Schmitz' concert
appearance here.
At the luncheon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Schmitz were Mayor Harry
Cain, Mesdames Mary Humphrey
King. program chairman, Charles
Orion, chairman Of the contact
committee Of the Philharmonic.
who arranged the meeting and
luncheon, Byron Foreman, q board
member and friend of the honor
guests, Mr.. Axel oxholm, president
of the orchestra, Eugene Linden,
conductor. and Howard Oiseth of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Birthday Celebrated
By Small Friends

Little Miss Elaine Hurlbut was
honored on her seventh birthday
by a dinner party recently. The
table was centered with an attrac-
tive arrangement Of pink roses and
pink candles. and the birthday
cake was also in pink and white
The evening was spent in playing
games.
Friends Of the diminutive host
ess who were present included
Joyce Ostlund. Barbara and Berry,
Thrasher, Mary Ann Norton, sally
Nelson. Janet Grove. Merilyn
Cady. Leota Thorsen. Nan Hurl-
but. Ronald widener. Kendall Fer
guson. Charles Ssndberg, Wayne
Willis and Jack Church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Mrs. Murphy TO Entertain
Better Gardens Club

Members of the Better Gardens
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. James Murphy, 4124 Sixth
ave-. Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Members will respond to
roll call with the name Of a rose.
Mrs. Lena Roberts will conduct the
business meeting to be followed
with a demonstration Of the Right
Combination Of Flowers in Ar
rangement" by Mrs. Walter Berg.
There will be an Information
Please" and Mrs. II. N. Van Voor-
his will conduct a Garden Quiz. !"
A treasure chest will conclude
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02

Past presidents are Mrs. L. NJ.
Blankenhorn, Mrs. Lambert Davis
OF Evanston, Ill. Mrs. Harold
Allen. Mrs. William Mckinley
Davis of Seattle. Mrs. Lowell T.
Murray, Mrs. Byron d. Scott, Miss
Margaret Long. Mrs. Rodman Tit
comb, Mrs. Everett Griggs II, Mrs.
Frederick Shaneman. Mrs. Reynal-
dine Sandal, Mrs. Corydon Wag-
ner. Mrs. Charles Ingram. Miss
Presley Ellis. Mrs. Thomas Moffatt.
Mrs. Roger Peck. Mrs. J. P.
Weyerhaeuser, Mrs. Paul Savidge
(Cornelia Marie Cardin), and Mrs.
Charles B. Hurley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Alphs Study Club
To Close Year

Members Of Alpha Study club
viii hold their last meeting Of the
year when they gather for a 1880
O'Clock picnic Monday at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. George Brewer
on Spanswsy lake
The committee in charge Of the
affair consists OF Mrs. w. p Wag-
ley. Mrs. Sherman Ingels and Mrs.
+. L. Hsmpson. During the after
noon a new member. Mrs. W. c.
Boynton. viii be greeted Mrs.
James Smyth will speak on her
recent trip TO southern California
and New Mexico.
Members planning TO attend
may take the 1850 O'Clock Spana-
way bus At 11th and Pacific
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Fora Temple Sewing
Circles to Meet on tuesday,

Mrs. c. o. Lynn will open her
home at 702 No. c st. Tuesday
morning at IL o'clock for a meet
ing of Fora temple, Daughters Of
the Nile, sewing circles. Assist
ing hostesses for the affair will
be Mrs. c. d. Eshelman of the
North End circle, Mrs. Katherine
Neff. Central circle; Mrs. o. T.
Mccall, South Side circle. This
will be the final get-together OF
all the sewing circles before the
summer vacation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Doctors Wives
Make Plans
Tours and Boat Trip on
Program for Convention

Elaborate plans have been
made for entertaining the doc
tors wives attending the
Northwest osteopathic con-
vention to be held here the
fore part Of next week. Mrs.
J. Henry Hook. wife of DIR.
Hook, president of the WASH
ington 0steopathic associa-
tion, Is chairman Of the wom-
ems auxiliary, and has charge
of the entertainment. Assist
ing Mrs. Hook are Mrs. Clar-
ence Utterback, Mrs. Elmer
Peterson and Mrs. H. v.
Hoover.
After registration at the Win
throp hotel Monday morning,
luncheon will be served at the Dali
hem. followed by . drive around
the waterfront and . trip to the
Utterback log house at Dash
Point Tuesday morning q drive
to Fort Lewis, McChord Field and
Fort Nisqually win be In order,
followed by a no-host luncheon at
Point Defiance park. The after
noon win b spent touring the
park and visiting the deep sea
aquarium
At 3 o'clock Tuesday evening
boat win leave Point Defiance
pavilion bearing all participants
IN the convention on q cruise OF
Puget Sound and an old-fashioned
Indian clam bake. Wednesday
morning win be devoted to shop
ping tours. and q joint luncheon
has been arranged for the doctors
and their wives for Wednesday
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Schedule Annual Meeting

The annual stockholders meet
ing of the Woman's Clubhouse as
ISOLATION will be held at the club
house at 1 o'clock Tuesday. Mrs.
William F. Dodge will be chairman.
The session will be preceded by
the usual monthly board meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02

Industrial art and art craft show.
picture portfolios. table and flower
arrangements. Mrs.. Nesmith An
keny of WaIla Walla, state chair
MN Of Ar IN Home 4 Garden.
win set up an original and inter-
esting display Of . model living
room. and win show slides on art
IN Home 4 Garden .ours 10
Share" the poetry book Of wash
ington elubwomen. arranged by the
division Of literature. win be en-
hibited. together with manuscripts
and q Book fair. Rose Jane Ward
Of Seattle win show water coiors
and . book Of manuscripts. The
music division viii display q num-
bsr Of original music manuscripts,
and the fine arts division win ar
range the exhibit Of scrap books.
Mrs.. Charles w. Prowse. Seattle
Fine Arts chairman IN charge Of
exhibits. together with q bevy OF
Juniors. viii b In attendance 1T
al times TO greet delegates and
give out information pertaining to
the displays.
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Tacoma Junior League Mark Twentieth Anniversary 7uesda,
Full Program in 0ffing Next Month
For State Club Federation
Mis- Sally siesde Is Chairman Of Music Lovers
Breakfast: Shopping Tour WI Include Showing Antique.

Special events win be for delegates to the
annual meeting Of the Washington State Federation Of
Women Clubs to be held in Seattle June 1919 the 45th
meeting Of this kind since the inception Of the federation
Since the distance short many Tacoma clubwomen.
Of the events.
or special interest to the guests for distance towns
win Be the sightseeing tour which follows Immediately the
session Tuesday afternoon the Moore theaer The
win be conducted through the beautiful University of WASH
neon Abotum proceeding to Volunteer park where dele
gates win the famous Fuller Art Museum with Mrs
A. NJ Young. director. welcoming them personally.
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the College of Puget Sound and q
! board member Of the group.