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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09
(Too Late for Last Week)

All of the young folks who attended
the party given Friday. December u. ny
Peggy Billman at the Billman G nome:
were played and a luncheon was served
which was enjoyed.
Earl Andrews. who Is at Detro.t'
Michl had a vacation of five days re-
Gently. He and his uncle. Mr.. Chand-
ler had Christmas dinner at the
Floyd Cahoon home.
Vern Gage and family spent Christ
mas at the E. =. Gage home and en-
joyed very nice Christmas dinner.
Fred Babe visited at the e. p. Gage
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pugsley and little
son and Mrs. II. High of FoXboro. Wis;
drove to Bruno early enough to attend
church Sunday, after which they went
to the Floyd Cahoon home for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Pugsley returned to
their home Sunday afternoon while Mrs.
her sister. Mrs. Floyd Cahoon. until
Wednesday. January l. wa
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz of FoXboro, Wis.
visited at the F. Cahoon home Monday.
Mr.. Putnam and son Eugene called at
the Cahoon home Monday.
Mrs. Floyd Cahoon and son DeiWdn;
Mrs. Hiding High. Miss d. Gage and
visitors at the Ed Rupp home.
Among those who visited at the Ed
Rupp home December 25 were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Torell and daughter
Helen and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Melan-
con of Duquette. they We're dinner and
luncheon guests. Evening guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osterkamp and
son Harry Miss Edna Zern. Mrs. Nir-
ainia Gross and three sons. Mss Rose
Mary Vingar and Miss Alice Smith or
Bruno. Those of the last party brought
their own lunch which was enjoyed by
one and all. 1t makes it very bad for peo-
Pile who wish to travel on the Cahoon
and Ed Rupp roads as they have to
park their cars in at the old Leroy
Miller place and walk the rest of the
way on that road. One young man was
stuck on that road all day Christmas
The next day the mail man had his
share.
Harry Osterkamp spent from We'd
| nesday until Saturday with his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rupp.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09
Fifteen Years Ago.
(January IA, 1926

1OHOI
Fire Tuesday evening in Sandstone,
destroyed half the main business block
causing a loss of about 100000 in
property The following businesses
were completely wiped out: Hans
Halvorson, grocery and confection-
cry store; Geo. Wolf, barber shop;
Frank Smith, pool hall and soft
drinks; DR.. Ernest Bertels, dentist;
M. Bulls, real estate; Bell Telephone
Co, central office and miscellaneous
records and supplies; Harry Madison,
furnished rooms; Kimball Meat Mark
ct, meat and groceries; Chris Rudi-
suhl, tire repair shop and auto re-
pairing; Mrs. Smith, restaurant.
Harold Underhill of Rutledge, has
gone to Duluth to accept a position
in a Standard Oil filling station. He
will remain there to get experience
IN the work and will return to his
garage when the season opens up for
the work.
Otto Madsen and Miss Elsie c. An
dersen, both of Askov, were married
Saturday afternoon by Judge of Pro-
bate Wilcox at Pine City. The wit
nesses were VIM. MadSen and Viggo
Andersen, brothers of the groom and
bride respectively.
Miss Sophie Will, II years old, was
badly injured in an auto accident
west of Sandstone Sunday evening.
Others hurt in the same mishap were
Clifford and Alfred Watrin of Grind
stone Lake, and Edwin Mckay of
southern Minnesota. Miss B r t h a
Larson from east of Sandstone, es-
capped almost without bruises or in
jury of any kind.
The fire department was called out
early Tuesday morning when CHM
ney fire ignited the shingles on top
of the Cunningham Mercantile Com
pany's store building. There was
no wind to fan the flames and it was
very easily extinguished.
Axel Berg left for Rock Island, ILL.,.
Monday after having served the
Swedish Lutheran church of Bruno
Oak Lake and Vilstad since before
the holidays He made many friends
while here who hope to meet him
again.
J. R. Petersen and c. Sebald Of
Askov, left Tuesday night for st
Paul, to attend the annual state meet
ing of mutual fire insurance COM
panies Wednesday and Thursday a:
delegates from the Pine county COM
pany.
George Klein of Kerrick, has in
stalled in his barn the most com.
plete watering system in the neigh.
borhood. John Pilrain and Henry
NyuuiSt assisted him.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09

The Emanuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl
Enstad Friday afternoon, January 10.
The flu seems to have hit Bruno.
A doctor was called to see Mrs. Pete
Peterson Monday. She is somewhat
better at this writing.
Mrs. Lloyd Bates spent several days
last week at the bedside of her broth
er, Gale Fletcher, who is in the Moose
Lake hospital.
Mrs. VIM. M ar h a TT entertained
several friends at New Years eve
party.
Elaine Fairchild returned to her
school east of Beroun Sunday.
The Abe Markus family and Bert
Rose were in Sandstone Monday eve
ming.
It is reported that Andy Traxler left
Friday for New York city where he
will attend school for mariners this
|~Winter.
On New Years eve, as Gale Fletcher
was walking across the pavement at
Willow River, he was struck by an
automobile, suffering skull fracture
and a broken leg. He was taken to
the Moose Lake hospital and at this
writing is somewhat better.
Mrs. Chas. Hoaglund of A n k a,
spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs.
Lingren. On Sunday they and Nor
ma went to Finlayson to spend the
day.
Kenneth Plaisted and Bill McCrea
of Mora, spent Sunday with the for
mer's grandmother and sister, Mrs
Sprague and Phyllis Plaisted.
Friends are very glad to hear that
Mrs. Chas. Marotz is much improved
at the hospital in Duluth and ex-
poets to return home sometime this
week.
Buddy Elwell and VIM. Roth were
in Duluth Sunday.
Alma Storebo is suffering an at
tack of the flu and is spending the
week at home.
John Walsh and Clifford Storebt
returned home Friday from trip t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09
When You And
l We're Younger
Twenty five Years Ago.
Items taken from the Askov American
of rs and Is years ago.
(January Is, 1916)

(Janudry Id, lS1O)
At the annual meeting of the Pine
County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, held in Askov Saturday, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, c. Sebald; secretary, j. P. Sor-
ensen; treasurer, Fred Degerstrom;
directors, E. A. E. Laage, L. Mosbak,
Hans Clausen and Johannes Juhl of
Askov, H. A. Parsons of Brook Park
and John Won Rueden of Hinckley.
The farm house of Charles Chris
topherson of Norman township, was
entirely destroyed by fire early Sat-
urday morning, both building and
contents being consumed by the blaze.
a shack" has been built and the
family will live there until new
house can be constructed.
Niels Miller of Askov, has rented
the Thomas Christensen place just
north of town, and will soon move
onto it. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jacob
sen of Farwell, Nebr., are expected
here next week and will occupy the
Miller farm.
Jens H. Jensen of Askov, sold his
30-acre tract just east of ASkov Mon
day to Morten Christensen, through
the First State Bank. The considera-
ton was SLABS.
Miss Mary Murphy of Bruno, re-
turned home Tuesday from Mora
where she had been visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Murphy.
Jake Work of Sandstone, is spend
ing a few days in Bruno with his
sister, Mrs. Fred SaaSted.
Sigurd Miller of Midtown, Wis,
was in Askov Saturday and visited
at the home of his brother, j. j.
Miller. He had driven from Midtown
to Hinckley and from there shipped
mis- team and wagon to Cottonwood,
Lyon county, where he is to haul tile
for Andrew Henriksen on ditch
contract.
At the annual meeting of the coun-
" commissioners last week, F d
Degerstrom was reelected as chair
man and Robert Derr as vice chair
man. The county printing for the
year was let to Howard Folsom of the
Pine Poker, delinquent tax list and
financial statement supplements to be
inserted in the several papers OF the
county The board made an appropri-
alton of $1,000 to the Pine County
agricultural society. Salaries for the
various county officers were fixed
and committees appointed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09
Pleasant Hill

Miss Dorothy Berglund spent her
Christmas vacation with her folks
here.
Albert Kalafut visited in Mime
apolis and st. Paul last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kvasnicka were
Sandstone callers Tuesday of last
week.
Miss Agnes Myrdahl spent her
Christmas vacation with her folks
near Willow River.
Mrs. Mary Kvasnicka visited at the
Paul Kvasnicka home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kvasnicka hao
supper at the John Southerton home
Sunday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09
Rutledge

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wells of Wood
ward, Okla, Mrs. c. H. Frost and
H. R. Mills of Esbon, Kan, and Dave
Mills of Burr Oak, Kan, visited at
the Chas. G. Mills home for a few
days last week.
Leon Busse and Carl Wegwerth
were business callers in the Cities
Monday.
Mrs. George Watson, Fred Ander-
son and Ed Larson are all on the
sick list at this writing. Friends hope
for a speedy recovery for all.
Geo. Nelson left Monday for How
ard Lake to attend the funeral of
cousin at that place Tuesday.
Wayne Bowers enrolled in the CCC
camp in Mora Monday and the same
day was sent to the camp at Effie.
Word has been received that ]. L.
Brooks has arrived at GAINESVILLE, Fla,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson was Finlayson
caller between trains Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Meyers is the guest of
relatives at Duquette but is expected
home Wednesday.
Miss Louise Bennett who has been
employed in Sandstone, is the guest of
the Youngbauer family at this writ
ing.
Ernest Datko arrived home Sunday
after visit with relatives in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and
daughter Miss Leona and granddaugh-
ter Gloria all of Willow River, a
friend of Miss Leona's of Cloquet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Arramy of Will
low River, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nelson were New Years day dinner
guests at the A. E. Jones home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sparks and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith and
Harley and Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Han
sen were Sunday dinner guests at the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09
South of Bruno

Clark Snelson of Amboy, visited
his father here recently.
Fred Saastad and family and Clarey
Jensen and family spent Sunday at
the Harold Elwell home.
Stella Saastad of st. Paul, visited
friends and relatives here dur n 6
Christmas.
ORGY Plaisted of Bruno, was in
this vicinity recently.
Mr.. Eells and children were Sun
day visitors at the Claude Hammer
home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09
Duquette

The local PIT. A. meeting will be
held at the Duquette schoolhouse Fri
day evening, January 10. Mr.. De-
Long of Anoka, will show movie
in color of Yellowstone National park.
Miss Eva Anderson left last week
for Duluth, where she will attend a
business school for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Koecher and
sons spent New Years eve at the
Edwin johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivar Ellefson and
Eileen and Vern were dinner guests
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09
East of Bruno

Mrs. Chas. Southerton accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred Parker and Luz
verne to Minneapolis recently and
spent few days visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. r. E. Jones.
Glenn Jones suffered relapse
Sunday and doctor was called. At
present he is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnie Neuman and
Loretta spent New Years day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Damman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parker and
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09

of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Koecher New
Years day.
Miss Gladys Johnson of Duluth,
spent last week with her sister Mary
at their home here.
Mrs. Edwardson of Palisade, en-
joyed visit recently with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hedberg.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-09

the Pacific coast. They visited points
in Washington, Oregon and California
and over the border into Mexico.
The teachers returned to Bruno
Sunday after spending the holidays
at their various homes.
Superintendent and Mrs. Wood and
children spent the weekend in the
Cities and other points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
PIT. A. News

tsrn uin rre.sha.i meets Tues
4 y Of 7 10 p. m. a. tho honas ~
Mrs. n J Hartley. ssos NJ Aims.
worth. shsn Rev. Arthur Hell ~iIl
speak an Censorship Heard. I"
MTs Roger Owens siil hs assisted
BY Mira Carl Williams IN . forum
on tn spank or Not % spank .
Games sIll bs played Mrs. l. n
Hall and Nj. Gerald Massey all
assist n. hostess
rArk Avenue pssr, 4. meets
Tuesday 81 J . M. IN the senaoi
annex afs Herman aordfofs.
prsslasnt II the Tseons coanell.
~ill speak On Why helonT Ia
P..T A Tho mother singers ~lii
furnish the music. An sefsstle
Founders Day ali bs given.
Past presidents for TIA pas, 10
year. sfil 10 presented. Mothers
~ Mrs. Gladys otfofdA roam will
bs hostess during ths soelsl hour
ssssmss r.-r. 4. nests Tues
day st = D m. In ths school =. ,.
Arthur will spsas on Satisfy
Dramatlxxd = nfs n . Arthur
ALL present several songs Mrs.
~ ~ Rice and nss. gnmsts
gFasg viii Lead ina group singing
MIS- John cl,snosish @IIi ~ N
ehsrEs II ths social bDyf and wlii
bs assisted by mothers ~ Mfs
gsftfad DoHds Faom. Mrs Earl
chustoffsfson ard Mrs Albsft
ciisties
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Margaret Oliver VIII
We'd William Bu',oh

Miss Margaret oliver. daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan.
,ho.. Valentines day 10 announce
Nav s tho date for her mar
riags 10 Mr william /. Rutsch.
son If Mr. and Ms William
nutxch.
Tiny scrolls announcing the
wedding date were hidden IN the
Colonial bouquets which ceniersd
each ~ the small tables from
which supper vas served after an
evening Of pinochls and ,npolis
Clos. friends 81 the hride.sleet
who enjoyed the merry evening
were Misses Lorraine Goohef
Athena cologron. Phyllis Buisoh
Marion = Davis and Betty Kelley
Messrs and Mechanics John
Mcdonald. Robert Weckman
Louis Caddy. Leonard Neudocfsf
Kari Tegtemeyer. OTIS Davis and
William Butsch. Meaars Edward
Reams. bud Berry. Robert and
Richard Oliver
The supper which was given At
the Hickey apartments At 8 10 On
Sunday was a Kitchen shower. fol-
lowed by an evening Of bridge
Favors were won by Mrs, Yandls
and Mrs. AeDaniels
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Worthy Advisors
Are Hostesses

Past Worthy Advisors club OF
Cedar Assembly. order Of Rainbow
FOR Girls, held tea at the home
of Mrs Cora Jepsen on Sunday AZ
ternoon.
The past mother advisors at
tending were Mesdames J. l..
Thompson, Darth Ludwick, lie Roy
Moe. Brown. Chris Madsen. Harry
Wiser. Guy Gordon and John
&attio.
Past worthy advisors present
were Mesdames Robert Pollock,
Jack Morton. Donald Monk. Phillip
Duncan. Oliver Lund, Harold Dun
can. and Richard Clarity Also the
Misses Lola Huff. Doris Sommer'
Rhoda Ludwick. Evelyn Moe. Ber-
nice Raids. Ruth Johnson. Betty
Evanson. Doris Bird. and Betty
Gallert.
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Wedding Plans
Are Completed
Miss tls'rom Announces
Attendant, 81 Supper

At a Sunday night supper
given in her honor by Miss
Joanna plowdcn. Miss Lsnors
Elstrom announced her 81.
iendants IN her marriage q
Mr.. Walter Eokhardt on April
Il. Easter Sunday.
NJ, John Faulkner tBaFesra
Ahrcns1 Ill b. mAtron ~ hcneF.
Mr. Robert Sanders II ccntrzAs
ard Mss Powder al he brides
maids Mss Elsirom hss asked
Miss Louise Terry ard Miss Nirz
slnis Bryan u light the tApers Ter
the afternoon wedding
Other guests were afs Roy ,
Elsirom. mother ef the homer
guest. Mrs y y. riosden. mother
~ the hostess and Mesdsmss
Jane. i<shsr. SIis- Mcdaniel. 81
Olympia. Herbert Ysndle - He
auiam. James Nss sghwsndsf
Marguerite Berryl ard Kenneth
Allen Jane Allstruml ~ seat,l.
Mise. Vera Jean Freeman
Mary Louise Monroe Louise
Gabriel. reegy Lou s'sehins
Mabel shaw. Shirley Taylor noro-
thy HAugen and Hops nilliard.
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Yll 70 Welcoms
New Members

In the Army and Navy room n
IN. Hotel Winthrop ~ Monday
evening. Tshoms Institute Of the
Y. l.. I. will welcome . large group
Of new members with an impres-
sive initiation ceremony.
Following the initiation and IN.
business meeting the members viii
be entertained and have q late
supper. Miss Irene RihAr 10 chair
man for this social hour and will
he assisted by Mesdames Edward
Breite. r. = Qulnlsven. J y.
Megary; Misses Mary nuz, Margs-
ret Barry. Helen Moran. Angelina
Guis and Katherine swartz
Tho following members with
birthdays IN February Will he
honored during tho evening Mes
danes Joseph Antush barbara
BlsuD. ~ NJ RAdke. J Nearns
Donald Gedds Of Seattle Misses
Mae Meyer. Dorothy Dzivak. Helen
Reeves. Patricia Flynn. Elizabeth
Flanagan. Ethel Nee. Mariaiyco
johnson. Alice zelenak. Shirley
CONSTANT. Helen Smith and Violet
Vineyard.
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Mrs. Gsshsn 10 Be
Luncheon Hostess

Dsaferfs ". C. r z viii rns@t
Tuesday for ~ O'clock isanshspn
At ths hams II Mrs. !. . essh.n.
s<is e<ss1ih Thompson Preceding
ihs sftsfnoon vsosrsm theirs usii
- . stssft business nesting ~
1hisb Nfs gssnan 9in preside
Dsvotio0s will 10 lsd ny Mrs
gua Buck Mrs. alek ssisoa ali
give a tsls 90 patriotism. Mrs.
csfoiins Wa<sa Nisi aisea.z Afnsf.
e=nixstlon. Mrs. Fi0y barsl<<.
County VI G. r 4. prssi<isnt. vii
SPEAK ga cnrlsiisn citizenship. snd
Mrs Amsiis Andsfson s1ii .lns.
accompanied ~ Mrs hsfsha
Hagbs..
There Will h~ a rsaiinG by
hssdsnss J ~ iatshae. AIstns
hahood. q J. fs.beoek and hfs
Edna Pstsf~oa vii ssxis, fhs
hostess
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Miss kesn Is Program
Chairman For Y-ed Club

The weekly meeting 81 Y-Ed
club viii be held Tuesday in
Weyerhaeuser hall. Dinner win be
served Al Sis for which reserva-
tons must 10 made by 10 on Tues
day. Miss Geraldine Kesn. pro-
gram chairman, has planned az
interesting program for the eve
ming She Will present Mr. Everett
II. Craven. army and navy Y. NJ
c. A. secretary for Tacoma
Mr. Craven Is also the executive
secretary Of Mayor Gains ooordi-
mating committee for Tacoma. lie
will talk on the national and local
program for defense. what IN be-
ing done and what can be done
Miss Martha Lou Falknor Will
present several humorous read
ings Miss Florence liner. chair
man Of the book review elas~. will
present Mrs. Ethelyn Hsrtwiek
this week. teacher Of poetry
technique IN Tacoma for a number
Of years. who will talk on the Art
Of Approaching Poetry"
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Mrs. Suffer Is Chairman
OF Rainbow Benefit

The Mothers club of Tacoma
Assembly Rainbow girls will spon-
sor a benefit bridge luncheon on
Tuesday at 1880 al the Broad
moor. Mrs. w. II. Suffer is chair
man Of the affair and will be as
sisted by Mesdames Roln Dennis,
George INSTEAD. G. l.. Finch, J.
A. Schroedel. J. NJ. keil. Reser-
vations are 10 be made with Mrs.
II. w. Mierow. Proctor 1929.
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Past Councillor. Daughters of
Kappa Phis Honor
Prospective PLEDGES

sunday afternoon mem btrr OF
Kappa Pm ~ &. p s. enter
tanned prospective pledges with a
fireside a. the home ~ Ms.
Christine ThNsites. 3O2 North J.
Miss Betty Bradley Vas general
chairman and on her committee
we're Miss Betty Bunker ard Mis-.
Christine ThWsitss
The patriotic motif was used
COMMUNICATING Washington and
Lincoln. IN. refreshment. and
table decorations carried out the
red. white and blue design. with
cake decorated as a drum. and
ice cream and candy cups In the
same coloTE
The program included . piano
solo by Ruth HeCras. an accordion
solo by Miss Betty WazserTnsn.
a reading by Miss Anita Hlsener
on Washington. a vocal solo by
Miss Lola Hughes. q reading on
Lincoln By Miss Betty Bunker
and a talk on Kappa PM by It's
president. Miss Lola Hughes
Those present were the Misses
BettiAnn. Was~rmsn. Bsrniecs
Dole. Betty Cook. Lola Hughes.
Anita hisener. Enid Miller Lucia
Gjuks, Louise Dursnd. Dorothy
Howard. Grace Howard. Ruth Nc
Crss. Mildred Blaze. DIV. Eden.
Betty Thrsll,. Betty Bunker.
Betty Bradley and Christine
TnNsitss.
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Reservations for the affair are
being taken by Mrs, York at PR
6s7e and Mrs. Philip F. Farmer
PR 3015. The evening card party
is new endeavor by the club and
accordingly husbands Of members
and their guests have been invited
to attend.
Drama Night
Mrs. J. II. Hendry will open her
spacious home. located on the
grounds OF the L. s. Tacoma
hospital, 10 the regular monthly
meeting OF the Fine Arts group
Of the Junior Women's club. We'd
nesday, at o'clock Arranged by
chairman Mrs. A w. Opperman
and Mrs. Howard v kohr. the
program will be presented by
talent from the Tacoma Theater
guild. The repertoire. directed by
Philburn Friedman, Theate
Guild director. will consist Of
humorous readings by Miss Do
lores Wsshburn and play con-
corning three women whose desti-
MES are enmeshed with the out
come Of the present war. Charac-
terizations Of these powers Of fate
Will be portrayed by Mrs. Owen
p Hughes, president OF the
Theater guild. and the Misses
Edith Daniel and Virginia Shack
elford. Program narration will be
given ty Mrs. Ellsworth c.
Power.
Mrs. A T. Dockeray. president
OF the Junior Women's club will
pour during the tea hour. Hostess
Is for the evening are: Mes1ames
Lloyd Sell Charles J. Weller.
Donald DeLisle and Louis A.
Misener
Specially invited guests include
Mesdames william Command
Burritt Anderson. Ralph Keckley.
John Mead, and Louis Burnett.
Mesdsmes Oliver Malm. state
Fine Arts chairman. and assistant
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Janet Thompson
To Wed in March
Marriage 70 Mr.. Seudder
VIII Be in Hs~sii

Miss Janet Thompson OF
New York City. who has been
visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Maybin. for
the past fortnight. will leave
on Thursday morning for San
Francisco where she will sail
for Honolulu on the s. :. Mat
sonia Feb. 2s. In early March
Miss Thompson will become
the bride of a former Taco
man. Mr.. Roger Scudder. who
has been established in Homo
lulu since the first of the year.
II will be there the new home
will be made.
The engagement was announced
Informally at the recent salon OF
the League Of Western Writers at
her grandparents home and since
there have been numerous small
affairs in her honor.
Miss Thompson is the daughter
of Mr.. Oscar Thompson OF New
York and the late Janviere May
bin Thompson Mr.. Scudder IL
IN. son 81 Mrs. Blanche Seudder
of Tacoma Both young people
grew up in Tacoma and have
scores Of friends here.
Until the wedding Miss Thomp-
son will he the guest ot Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Mshs'fey peggy
Scudder) in Honolulu.