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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Unusual Soup

COLD PINEAPPLE soup is a
grand starter TO pep up appetites
for a luncheon. To make it. boil
2 cups water with y cup sugar.
a pinch of salt, and rind of y
lemon. Add 4 tablespoons quick
cooking tapioca and cook until
clear.
Take out rind mix 2 cups
pineapple juice with tapioca and
stir well. Place in glass or
earthen jar and let cool.
To serve pour into soup plates
or bouillon cups and garnish
with a spoonful of whipped
cream topped with powdered
cinnamon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Lips+icks Are Liqhter

GENERALLY accepted fact is that lipstick is Of
womens greatest friends psck will almost
thing from broken heart Spring Fever Lip this Spring
are lighter in keeping with the beges and pastes shown II
you're in the mood for a lip lift, try
RASCAL RED stimulating color good for blonde
or brunei It's the right bracng tone for beige obue or black
HONEY FOR the golden-girl type. wonderful mixer
with yehows, lime aqua copper and all the browns.
HEARTBEAT a sentimental rosy blue-red meant for
the romantic violet blues and all pases
DARK SECRET aerng to ivory skin tones and luscious
brLnets VelVetY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Nut Fudge Cake

BRAZIL NUT fudge cake IS
as temptingly delicious as its
name. To make it, cream >
cup shortening. add 1 cup sugar
gradually, beating we'll. Stir in
/ well-beaten egg and 2 Squares
unSWeetened chocolate, melted.
Add IL cups -four sifted with
2 teaspoon salt and 2 teaspoons
baking powder, alternately with
. cup milk. STIR in / cup
ground Brazil nuts and l tea
spoon vanilla. Pour batter into
2 creased S-inch cake pans and
bake in moderate oven (3oO
degrees) for 30 10 Is minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
This Week S
CookbookIe+
On Pies

AMERICAS FAVORITE deS-
sert. pie, is the subject OF this
weeks cookbooklet release.
CookbooklelS. as you no doubt
know. are a series of 20 book
lets that cover every phase of
cookery and are released by
The Detroit Times at the rate
of one each week
Previous weeks releases are:
"Snacks'
Leftovers'
Cakes
Poultry. Game Birds
II you have not obtained these
cookboOklets as Yet, they are
still available.
BUT LET'S talk about the
cookbooklet on pies what
a special issue it is There are
the recipes for every type of
pie fruit combinations o..
fluffy chiffon pies and all Vari-
cites of cream and cuStard pies.
Included, too. are directions for
making perfect pastry, tarts
and unusual meringueS.
YOU MAY obtain cookbook
lets by calling for them at our
service counter in the lobby of
The Detroit Times Building or
by mail. The price IS always
the same: 10 cents each if called
for and Is cents each by mail
When ordering cookbooklets, adj
dress your request TO The De
troit Times Home Institute, 1925
Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Tuesday, April /, 1871
Don't Put Too Much Stock
Din Height-Weight Chart
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THE PENNY weighing ma
chimes tell your fortune, your
weight and how much you should
weigh for your height. It's
probably a fine fortune and
honest weight-but- don't take
too much stock in the height
weight chart.
Your ideal weight depends not
only on your height but on
whether your ancestors handed
along a slight, medium or stocky
structure. Your framework can
make a difference of 20 pounds
irrespective of fatty tissue
in the weight that is perfect for
you.
The big difference is made by
the bones and their relative
proportion in your frame. Some
tall people have large heavy
bones; some have long light,
narrow bones. The short, heavy
set persons are entitled 10 moro
weight than the slightly built
persons of the same height It's
in their bones,
STANDARD Charts
The standard weight charts
are misleading in another way
they keep on going up as you
grow older. That shouldn't be.
for the best medical opinion has
il that your normal weight at
80 is ideal for the rest Of your
life.
So the weight charts should
Stop al The age 30 and should
list four separate sets Of av-
erages for given heights-one
for the slight frame, one for the
another for the stocky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
RED CABBAGE sLAw

DON'T NEGLECT those red
cabbages. They make delicious
coleslaws, too. but have added
color appeal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Easter Gifts
For Pretty
Charmers
BY DONNA GRACE

THINKING OF your Easter
gifts? You are if you have been
around the stores. They are full
of so many lovely things from
little packages to important bot
Ties Of expensive perfumes. Now
is the time to look them over
and select nice assortment.
The little fitted boxes and
makeup packages some of the
manufacturers have presented
are Just the thing for favors.
They are inexpensive and can be
used for luncheon and card
parties. Not only Mother and her
friends but the hone-from-school
teen age will adore them for
their courtesy gifts to friends.
Romantic
One little fitted box will in
trigue the romantic girl who
saves his letters. 1t is shaped
like a letter box and looks like
hand decorated parchment with
Post Box stamped on the out
side while on the inside is in
scribed with the verse, Write
me early. Write me soon, Post
me a letter. By the light Of the
moon. -
The fittings are a guest size
talcum and bottle OF toilet
water, a cake of scented soap
and pillow of saC11et. The sachet
is inscribed. Remember me
when far away" This, of course,
is left in the box so the love let
tiers viii retain the scent for
years to come.
Siren or Sweet
There is a new kind of Floral
Fantasies put up in smart
shaped pink capped bottles. They
are generous size and Siren and
Sweet Suggestion are two of our
fayorites.
The girl who plans on an
Easter costume Of fashionable
beige should know this is a tone
that calls for support. 1t can be
Ciraruatized to sheer SmartnesS
with correct makeup and we Sug-
gest the new Cinnabar. fhiS,
like many other makeup combi-
nations, comes in a little box
with lipstick. nail polish and
rouge. The deep red-brown ac-
cents the warm tone in beige
and completes the dramatic
challenge to Spring.
Fer the gay, young expeetant
feeling we like TO associate with
dew -drenched early m o min &
fields Of Kentucky. there is Blue
Grass perfume and toilet water.
Lifting Scent
Confetti Bouquet with its
lively sprinkling Of colored dots
and blown glass bows is the very
essence of Spring. This comes in
perfume and toilet water.
Sachet boxes in transparent
gift sets are lovely for remem-
brances. They are inexpensive
and the aroma will remain long
after Spring has blosSomed into
Summer.
OF all gifts, perfume is the
best for both Spring and holiday
time. These new scents are so
nice TO wear with flower hats
and the Easter corsage. There
is a scent for all flowers. You
DO not wear rose perfume but
use your favorite bouquet scent
when rose bedecked.
You" is ideal for expressing
beauty and personality: 1t has
that haunting melody aroma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

frame. and still another for the
very heavy frame.
If in doubt as to which type
your frame is, it's probably me-
dunn. You wear a size 6 TO Gig
shoe and glove, and are average
in build. You can figure yoHr
normal weight at los pounds
for the first 5 feet of height. and
allow five pounds for each inch
by which your height exceeds
5 feet.
With a slight frame, you can
start at 100 pounds for 5 feet
with five pounds for each extra
inch. If you have a heavy--or
stocky-frame, start with 10
pounds for the first 5 feet, then
add five pounds for each extra
inch. Even that may not cover
it, With exceptionally big bones,
your perfect weight may run 10
per cent more than allowed for
the stocky build.
Many Variations
TT you are less than feet
tall, allow the basic 100, l05 or
40 pounds your structure calls
for. then subtract five pounds
for each inch of height under
, feet.
When you come To figure out
ait the variations, q woman 5
feet 3 could be normal weight
anywhere from rs pounds 10
1877.
The average person weighs too
much after Winter Of soft
living. The Spring SHINING
Menus VIII help you 10 discard
that blanket of fat.
TOMORROW -Foolproof
Slimming.
Spring SHINING Menu
BREAKFAST
Tomato JUICE glass tdAsh OF
leuonA 50
CRISP bacon. 3 strips 70
Whole wheat toast slices, y I" thick 100
Butter, Pat. y Thick 90
Coffee, clear
20
LUNCHEON
Mushroom ornsie,. a eggs. chopped
mushrooms parsley 200
Fresh kpinRch lAN you Nlzhl D
Asiha toast ? slices 50
Sliced orange -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

The most important coats Of the season
in this sale tomorrow at very special
price =. The much wanted Casual Goats
in new fitted. swing and boxy versions
-. fashioned in the finest Of fabrics e..
striking tweeds, monotones. herring
bones, bold pIaids, shadow pIaids and
others-trimmed with beautiful, creamy
light, soft spring furs. The smartest coats
we've seen this spring.
Coat Sbop-KIine's-FOnrtb Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Y-Ed Club Extends
Dinner Invitation
Miss Lewis TO Be in CHARGE
OF tuesday Program

The Business Girls group of
the 1.W.C.A. extends an invi-
tation to all Tacoma girls for
their regular \ Ed Tuesday
night dinner meeting at els.
Dinner reservations may be
made by calling BR 41S1 by
10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Miss Helen Lewis, chairman of
this weeks program, will present
as the speaker for the evening.
Miss Helen Beavers, national Y.
W. c. A. secretary from New
York. Miss Beavers will speak on
Nationwide Observance. There
will also be entertainment.
March 10 TO Is is Nationwide
Observance week for Y. W. girls.
The Tacoma and Seattle girls will
hold a Joint banquet here in Ia
coma. Miss Helen Lewis will be
Chairman of this program
Y-Ed executive committee will
hold their monthly meeting next
Monday, Mesch 8. at the Dalhem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Miss Norton
Will Be Bride
June Marriage 70 Mr..
Moe Is in Offine

In several Northwest spots
there is interest in the an
nouncement today of the en-
gagement of Miss Annabell
Norton, attractive daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Nor
ton, and Mr.. Carl Moe. grand
son of Mr.. A. Moe of Tacoma.
Miss Norton makes her home
in Seattle at the present time
and her parents, former Ia
comans, are now located in
Brooklyn, Wash.
The young couple are making
plans for a June wedding.
Miss Norton attended the Col
lege of Puget Sound where she
affiliated with Kappa Sigma
Theta sorority, and was gradu-
ated in bacteriology from the
University of Washington. She is
now associated with the state
bacteriology laboratory in Seattle.
Her fiance. who also attended the
University of Washington. Is also
located in Seattle.
Friends OF Miss Norton in Sc
attic learned informally of the
engagement recently but this is
the first formal announcement in
Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Visitors Reveal
Daughter S Troth
Havre Girl VIII Wed
Mr.. Michael Aquino

Terminating a short visit in
Tacoma with relatives and
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Dodaro of Havre, Mont, an
nounced the engagement of
their only daughter, Miss
Erma, to Michael j. Aquino,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Aquino of Tacoma.
The engagement news came as a
surprise TO relatives and friends
who gathered at the Aquino home
to bid farewell to the Dodoros.
Among the guests present, be-
sides the honored ones were
Messrs. and Mesdames J, Aquino.
Louis Mayzuca, Caeser Mayzuca,
A. l.. Messina and Fisher Messina.
Present also were Messrs. Saverio
Dodoro OF Havre, cousin of the
bride-eleet. James Louis and Sgt
Frank Aquino and Joe Lupo.
Guests were entertained by Mrs
Helen Msyzuoa who sang several
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Tabitha MEETINGS.
Are Announced

Circles of the Tabiths Society
OF the First Lutheran church will
meet next week as follows:
Circle 2. Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. as guests of Mrs. l.. Hol-
lingen. at her home. 1928 So. 56th.
Wednesday afternoon. at / 80,
Mrs. l.. Ceder will be hostess at
her home. 232 So. 54th st, to
members of Circle 3: and members
OF Circle will be guests at the
home of Mrs. Hulda Anderson
1920 So. 9th.
Mrs. y. Dahlin will entertain
members of Circle s at lunch on
Thursday afternoon. at 1890
o'clock. at her Vickery road home.
and at o'clock. that afternoon.
Mrs. Floyd Anderson will be host
ess to members OF Circle 8. at her
home, e23 No. Junett.
Wednesday evening. at S o'clock
the Mesdames Glare GRAIN. Ches-
ter Hamilton and Clayton Kassa
are entertaining the members of
the Dorcas Society and their
friends at the American Lake
home of Mrs. Grain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Yearly Affair at Hotel TO Open
Season S Social Activities
Mr.. William 6. Woof Is Chairman OF Party Which VIII
Have Fashion Parade as lniernission HehGeht

Now that spring has given promise Of arriving at
moments notice. attention of the set eenered on
the plans which are rapidly taking shape for another spring
Bachelor club cabaret dance and style show which annually
sets pace gay spring frvoty The affair planned
Saturday evening March and the theme will be Amer-
cana Decorations in the currently popular mode being
carried by Mr.. Ward Alvord and his assistants.
Close the heels Of the Bachelor dance will be number
of predaffod festival affairs headed again by the COED
club dance on the evening of March %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Scouts 10 Take
Spring Camp Jaunts

The first week in March sees
number Of Tacoma Girl Scout
leaders vending their way to st.
Adams camp on the Peninsula for
a camp-hcensing course conducted
by the staff director, Mrs. Murch
Thompson.
II is the purpose of the Girl
Scout council to have their big
camp given year-round use. and
the leaders who are licensed NAV
take their troops up 10 the camp
for week-ends II swimming IL
part Of the program planned Red
Cross life-saver is always included
in the party.
The big lodge and its equipment
is always ready in case Of bad
weather and otherwise the unit
shelters with their out of door
kitchens are attractive features Of
weekend trip.
Between now and the time ST.
Adams opens June 25th for its
regular ping period. the
grounds will see troops at every
weekend. making use of the equip
ment, and taking advantage Of the
mild winter climate.
Reports from the Cookie Crunch
show big sale OF tickets. and
much OF the proceeds from this
annual bakery-goods sale go 10 the
equipment and upkeep Of the two
camps, the other one being at the
Point for daytime occupation by
any Tacoma girls.
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Models viii include Mrs. Nor
man Runions. Miss Frances Miller,
Mrs. Elmer Hagen. Mrs. Charles
Stipanich. Mrs. Elizabeth Keller
Tulls. Mrs. Kenneth Chppingdale,
Mrs. Robert Jackson. Mrs Milton
f. Gaetz and Mrs. Frederick
Hsines. jr.
Mr.. William Wolf is general
chairman for the affair and Mr..
James LePenske IL in charge Of
the reservations which are grow
ing each day.
Miss Helen Davis is arranging
the scores of spring gowns which
will be modelled by a group Of at
tractive young Tacoma girls
Shows will be presented at both
10 and II o'clock
Included in the parties for the
evening will be those of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Jewell. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Vineyard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs H
Kent Rothermel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Giltner. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Alvord. Mr.. and Mrs. James lie
Penske. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. William
lie Penske. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
Paskll. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Vineyard. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hart
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
crocker, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Vine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Gordon.
Messrs. William Jepson, Robert
Jepson. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mel
son. Thomas Lyman. Jack Jewell,
Robert Barnes. Reginald Johnson,
Phillip Poole, Dick Slavery. Tetcr
Wilson. Carl Mann Kenneth
Sehilling. Richard McNerthney.
1t. W. H. Stewart. 1t. Donald
Brown and 1t. Donald Baker.
Entertaining before the dance
will include cocktail parties to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. William Win
gard and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Taylor, and a dinner party TO be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kent
Rothermel.
Additional reservations for the
dance may be made with Mr. lie
Penske at MA 1897.
Arlington Improvement club will
sponsor a card party at the hall,
I'D and South Pine SITS, on Fri
day at S o'clock. Pinochle and
500 will be in play. Mrs Nelson
is in charge OF this party. the
second Of a series to which the
public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Miss Poulter Is feted
Al Bridal Shower

Miss Geraldine Poulter. who is
10 become the bride of Mr.. Emmett
Nymsn in the early spring was
guest of honor al a miscellaneous
shower Tuesday afternoon. The
party Was given oy her grand
mother. Mrs. r. n. Dycs
Guests present were Mrs. NJ 3.
Walker. mother OF the bride-to-be.
Mrs. J. A Hansen. Mrs. Bertha
Wymsn. Mrs Cora Imhoff. Mrs
Evans. Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. Scid-
more. Mrs Mile Barker. Mrs
r H Dyee. Mrs Philip Miles. and
the guest Of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Ladies of Talm,,d Torxh

The Ladies auxiliary OF Talmud
Torsh congregation is planning
a card and nah jongg party Sun
dsy in the vestry rooms OF the
synagogue. Midnight supper will
be served by the following host
esses, Mrs. Sam Brotman. Mrs.
Morris Warwick. Mrs. Ben Slot
nick. Mrs. Charles Sussmsn and
Mrs. Robert Tone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
R,sss~ll-Johnson

A unique home wedding WAS tina
of Miss Florence Elizabeth Russell.
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis
G. Russell. and Mr.. Charles NJ.
Johnson. jr. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. johnson. The ceremony was
read In the couples new home, 3002
So. Proctor. In the presence of i'm
mediate members of the two fam
lies.
The bride wore q gown OF white
chiffon with lace bolero and car
ried a bouquet Of gardeniss. fresias
and rose buds. Miss Catherine Tay-
lor Of Portland. a cousin OF the
bride. sang Because" and II Love
You Truly before the ceremony
which the Rev. Harry Bundy read.
At the reception which followed
Mrs. Clifford Messenger. sister of
the brideg room, and Mrs. Harmon
johnson assisted In servig
The bri1e has been n member of
the office staff at McCsrver Junior
high school for the past four years
and WAS recently guest of honor at
luncheon given by the faculty
members of the school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Chapter BA +. r., d.

Chapter BA, PEG. will meet
Thursday for ! o'clock luncheon
at the home of Mrs. II. p. Selley.
1914 No. Monroe. Mrs. l. Wylie
will assist the hostess.
The program will be given by
Mrs. George Ward LAWYER who will
speak on the Welfare and Trust
fund
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songs and Mr.. Caeser Mayzuea
who played the guitar.
Late supper was served later in
the evening from buffet table on
which daffodils and ferns were
used as a center piece.
The date for the wedding has not
vet been set
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Clubs

Chiidren's Friend society will
hold a regular meeting this week
at the home OF Mrs. Jarnes Traver.
444$ Pacific ave The 10 o'clock
NEE ting will be followed by lunch
con at 1890. Sewing will be the
order OF the day. All members
are requested TO attend.
Mae Camp. Royal Neighbour.
will meet Tuesday, March II. in
stead of March 4. as the meetings
have been changed from the first
and third Tuesday OF the month
to the second and fourth.
Pierce County Republican Bust
ness Women's club will meet Mon
day evening at s o'clock at GIL
North Cedar at. A review OF
Primer for Americans" by Ryllis
and Omar Goslin. will he con-
tinusd. helen Reed 10 chairman.
Pearl Brett, hostess.
LAdss~ auxiliary Of Messiah I.u-
etseran church will meet Tuesday
for 1880 luncheon in the church
psrlors. Mrs. A. koolsy will be
the hostess. Rev. NJ. Tollefson will
give the invocation.
Nonsens society. Asbury Meth
o<iast church. will meet in the
church basement at 1918 Thurs
day for luncheon. business and
short play by Donna Young circle.
john X Thompson auxiliary will
hold . card party in the Veterans
hall OF the armory. Saturday eve
ming. Play will start at $50.
Refreshments will be served. Mrs
Belle Cameron Is chairman.
Sam Rise auxiliary IA Machinists
local will hold their regular bust
ness meeting Tuesday AT / o'clock
In Emerson hall. There will es
an election c< finance committee
officers. Mrs James N. kimose
will preside.
Circle 1. Otivet Luthersn church.
will meet wednesday at 1 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. Ysrberg. 1922
South Ainsworth. Mrs wickstrom
and Mrs. Caroerg viii be hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Chapter G p. T.. o.

Mrs. Dix Rowland will open her
home. 623 North Ainsworth. on
Thursday afternoon to members
of chapter c. PEG. for the annual
business meeting and election and
installation of officers. Mrs. F. F.
Sulliger will assist the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Chapter CA, y. r. q.

Mrs. J. d. REGISTER will enter
tain members Of chapter CA.
?. Il. o.. for ! o'clock luncheon on
Thursday at her home. SO01 No.
18th. Mrs. NJ W. Bennett will
assist the hostess. Mrs. r. A.
Mcmillan will preside over the
meeting during which there will
be an election of officers and
installation
Last Friday the chapter enter
tanned Mrs. Mcmillan at a dinner
party To which husbands Of mem
bers were invited. The affair was
held at the home Of Mrs. A. V.
Morris. The retiring president
WAS given an attractive guard for
her =. r. Q. pin.
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Mrs. Ralph Rogers will entertain
members of chapter OK. p. f. O.
at her home, $500 No. both ST
Luncheon at o'clock Thursday
will be followed by an election and
installatio of officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Daughter Is Born

Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Wilmington
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of their first child, a
daughter. Nancy. Grandparents
sharing the congratulations are
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Aeker OF VIII
hston. y. D. and Mr. and hra.
". z. Wilmington Of Salem, Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Libra Study Club
Day Nursery Club

The regular luncheon meeting of
Day Nursery club will this week
be held at the home of Mrs. Earl
b. Stearns, 2132 No. Steele st.
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles
M. Clark. Mrs. Leonard Coats
worth and Mrs. W. II. Price will
be the assisting hostesses for the
afternoon. Mrs. Berry Sugg will
be in charge of the meeting.
Alpha Study Club
Mrs. Victor Miller. 2115 No. 2eth
st. is 10 be the hostess for Alpha
Study club Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Mrs. J. d Smyth is in
charge Of the meeting and will
present q book talk. In addition
Mrs. W. p. Waglev will review
Swift Flows the River" by Nard
Jones.
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With Tacoma Club Women
Cosmopolitan Club

Mrs. F. W. Alborough, 420 No.
Yakima. will open her home to
members of Cosmopolitan club on
Tuesday afternoon. One o'clock
luncheon will be followed by talk
by Mrs. William Mahncke on the
Yangtze river of China Recently
Mrs. Mahncke and her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Young. made round
the world trip and in China gath
cred many interesting bits Of in
formation which will be of interest
Libra Study Club
THE Basque People. Romantic
Sons Of Brittany" will be Mrs.
Robert A. Huey's topic for the
meeting of Libra Study club on
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. G. b.
Utterback at Dash Point
Luncheon at o'clock will pre-
cede the afternoon discussion. Mrs.
Fred Mattson will review The
Crowthers of Bankdam" by Thorn
as Armstron.