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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Daily Quiz

Blonde hair, ordinarily i'm
ported from Sweden, is not
only preferred, but in great
demand by gentlemen engaged
in what industry?
The State of Franklin is no
longer in existence but the
Provisional District of Frank
lin still covers a huge area in
North America. Where is il?
Here's double trouble. Which
I of the I following Il city COM
binations is known as the
Twin Cities? Trenton and
Philadelphia. Kansas City. Mo,
and Kansas City. Kan; Mime
apolis and St. Paul?
A little orchestral knowledge
might be instrumental in help
ing YOU answer this question
What Is the musical instrument
at which each OF these BAND
leaders Is an expert; Benny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Pitfalls Of Love

bit" he said. "but I won't be
long. The police want 10 know
about the armored car the gang
sters have left In the street,
and shall have TO enlighten
them a bit.
"Please put up that night
chain after I go out, then find
yourself a chair and wait until
I knock upon the door, two
short raps and two long, re-
peated three times. /II,/||
"Then open the door only TO
the length Of the chain. TO make
sure that I am the person
knocking"
'Tll obey you exactly" I told
him and sudden quiZzical
smile touched his lips.
Even n YOU do think I'm an
old fuddy-duddy," he said.
1 was so aStoniShed at This IN
Continued on Page Az
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Goodman, Harry James, Kay
Kyser?
5-Both Sage Of Monticello" and
the Fox Of Undertook" were
noted for their political sa-
gacity, and each aspired 10 the
highest office in the land. Can
you name them?
6--All these cities are capitals in
Australia, but which one is
Australia's capital: Adelaide,
Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne ?
no cause 10 swoon on
this question on swans. What
is the name given to the:
mama swan, papa swan, baby
swami 4 Y
ANSWERS on Page 47)
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Damage Done by Bombs
Repaired Speedily

There are also other kinds Of
civilian bomb-removal squads and
in fact the German ARP is organ
lied 10 the highest degree.
II takes months 10 get window
pane repaired ordinarily or TO have
office or house repairs made but
lct a bomb bust glass or chip Oft
plaster and they get you out OF
bed at dawn and have il done.
Families surviving in bombed
houses or apartments are housed
elsewhere by strict rule. That
keeps the grumbles in cold storage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Average Loss of Sleep
Is 5 Hours Per Raid

Actually. ! have counted since
the war started up 10 now about
100 raids with bombs on Berlin,
some leaving much to the magma
ton and others leaving nothing at
ALL
Take an average loss of five
hours sleep per raid and you get
an idea of the fun you're missing.
A dozen times the screaming
half-ton or even ton OF high-ex-
plosive from the humming bird
above came close enough 10 knock
me over by the very force Of air
pressure or shock, and three times
the ms office has rocked like an
earthquake, once remaining out OF
business for 10 days.
A time bomb which didn't 60 off
lay far below the surface just out
side and only after eight days did
four convicts get 1t out and haul IT
off. They knock two years of
their sentence, if they live.
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By Hof
By Billy De Beck

Einstein; OBJ Noah Webster;
(c) Cotton Mather?
I'm what books will you find:
(a) Carol Kennicott; OBJ Scar
lett OHsra; (c) Wolf Larsenf
'-From what Shake speareen
plays do you get these lines;
(a) Every inch a king; (b)
Sweets 10 the sweet; (c) "Oh,
beware my lord Of jealousy"7
lin what century: (a) Was the
Tweed Ring overthrown; (b)
was the Go founded; (c) was
the Battle Of the Alamo! 4
S-What Eve presidents Of the
United States had James for
the first manner I
S-What is meant by: tO An
abridged edition; (b) a petri-
fed forest; (c) a howdah Seatf
What is the country: ta) the
Land Of the Midnight Sun; OBJ
the New World; (c) Stewards
Folly.
ANSWERS on Page az a
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(Here is the eighth article in
. series on Inside Germany
Today" written by Pierre J.
Huss, Berlin correspondent of
international News Service who
recently arrived in this country
after two and a half years in
Axis EuTope) n
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Nuisance Raidine
Strains Nazi Nerves

Last year, during September
and October. one could set his
watch by the regularity of the
nightly Raj raids on Berlin. As
nights got longer. they stayed
longer. In November they set
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knowledge Test

BY DIR. s&BINA II. CONNOLLY
Copyright, 1881, ey King Features
What colleges do you connect
with these men: (a) Albert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

TO overlook a hole or two caused
from above because Of the many
cavities already around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Mrs. Hoyt 70 Speak
On Founders Day

Mrs. Elwell Hoyt Of Tacoma viii
be guest speaker at the Founders
day meeting of the Fife PIT. A.
Monday evening at = o'clock. Mrs.
Walter Heilig IL local Founders
day chairman.
Miss Sally sicads, whose father
was one OF the founders Of Fife
school, will appear in group OF
vocal solos. accompanied by Mrs.
Helen Nancy Congdon.
A report OF the Pierce county
council meeting al Sumner and
community singing viii conclude
tn. program. Mothers Of the
fourth and fifth grade pupils will
be hostesses az the social hour
following the business session.
At recent meeting of the
executive committee u vas de-
cided 10 serve luncheon at Sstur-
days meeting Of Pierce county
school directors al Fife. Mrs.
W D. Vinson Ia In charge.
New committee chsirnsn APP
pointed are Mrs. Allan Finstsd.
recreation. Mrs NJ Calligsn. so-
cisl hygiene. Mrs. A. J Karpaek.
publications. Mrs. o Hagsness.
spiritual education. and W. ID.
yinson, alcohol and narcotics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Kansas Couple
Married in Tacoma

In the parsonage of First Meth
odist church. Miss Rose A Bennett
and Mr.. DeLloyd f. Gantz. Jr.
both Of Holton. Kansas. were mar
ried quietly Friday evening The
Rev. Cyrus Albertson read the
ceremony for which the bride
groom's uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. fsaacs were the attend
ants. They were joined at the
Tsaaes home for a wedding supper
by Mr.. and Mrs n. c. Isaaes
Mrs. Gantz Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Bennett and
her husband the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. d. r. Gantz. ~.
For her marriage the bride wore
black ensemble with an attrac-
tive brooch of pearl and gold. She
wore a black chiffon velvet tur-
ban with red trim and carried
white gloves Her top coat was
dark with fox trim.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Gantz are making
their home at So. 3ath and
Yakima
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Speaker TO Be
Presented
Presidents Council 10
Hear Or. Frsnt Clancy

Members Of the Presidents
council are eagerly anticipat-
ing the informative program
which is scheduled for the
meeting Thursday morning
in WeyerhaeuSer hall at the
Y. ". c. A. Facts. Fads and
FollieS in Medicine" will be
the subject of the talk by DR..
Frank j. Clancy Of Seattle.
Or Clancy. who spent two years
in Chicago as investigator for the
American Medical association. Is
particularly well-quslified TO speak
on patented medicines, nostrums
and radio -therapists
When he gave this same lecture
in Seattle a short time ago IL was
pronounced combination Of in
spiration. information and enjoy
ment He has clever way Of
putting across his point by hu-
morously giving long names for
commonplace drugs as well as ex-
posing the ohslky contents Of
many panaeeas or "cure-alls
His discourse was INTERCEPTED
with recorded reproductions of the
bombaStic claims heard daily on
radio programs. In conclusion he
presented an original. hurlesqued
radio interview brief. logical and
packed with laughs
Preceding this talk there will nv
y business meeting at 10 o'clock.
Al 1918 Mrs. n. J. Flagg. legis-
lation chairman. will present leg
islative measures Of interest To the
council and at 1925 Mrs. Farlin n.
Nye. program chairman for the
Mason district committee, will
speak on Girl Scouts Prepared TO
Serve"
Mrs Guy Thompson. new Com
Chest executive. will pre-
sent a short resume of her work at
1O.45
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Before the wedding Miss Vir-
einia Fry and Miss Pauline Nash.
wearing dsintily lowered green
lawn with wristlets Of violets and
rosebuds, lighted the tspers which
provided the illumination for the
pretty ceremony. They wore
matching flowers in their hair.
Miss Janet Ferris was her sis
ter's maid of honor and was
charming in pink orgsndie over
tsffeta. Betty 10 Fry was an
other attendant and wore blue
chiffon. Both carried colonial bou-
quets of violets with centers of
Talisman roses.
Mr.. Gullett was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Glen Gullett. and the
ushers were Mr.. Donald Ferris
and MIR Bruce Outlet. brothers Of
the bride and bridegroom.
Miss Jane Powers PLAYED the
wedding music and accompanied
Miss Janice Green who sang Il
Love Thee" and Because.
At the reception which followed
In the Ferris home, Mrs. Ferris re-
oeived in rose taffeta with which
she wore violets and white freesias.
Mrs. King wore pink chiffon with
a corsage Of gardenias.
Mrs. Flora Smith presided at the
coffee urn at the attractive col
lation table and Mrs. c. w. Jones
poured the tea. Mrs. George Fer
ris cut the wedding cake and Miss
Betty 10 Fry was in charge of the
Ices.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Gullett left
on their wedding trip the bride
wore a silk-figured dusty rose and
white dress with matching top
coat of dusty rose. Accessories
were rose and black. They will at
al home in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
New Students
To Be Honored
Sororisies 70 Entertain
Colds Tues.. Wed.

In honor Of the women who
are entering the College Of
Puget Sound this semester
for the first time. each Of
the sororitieS on the campus
il giving a tea this week
Tuesday afternoon Kappa Sig.
ma Theta and Delta Gamma
are hosteSscs. and on Wedncs-
day Lambda Sigma chi and
Alpha BETA Epsilon are to
entertain.
The sorority color. 81 Kappa
sigma Theta win 10 carried out
in tho decorations for their tea
hour from ais until Miss
Betty Hcaton and Mls. Mary
katherine Hsger ARE eo-chsir.
men Mrs Edna Cheney. sorority
adviser. will preside
Tho theme ~ Spring Fever"
vii be carried ont during the tea
hour nom us until BY the
Delta Alpha Gamma sorority
There viii he plum blossoms. a
China EiFl and hoy. and ofEandy
napkins IN spring eelers. which
will serve a. the centerplees Ar.
rsngemrnts are being made by
Miss Miriam Gibson and Miss
pnr~e Sacks Miss Linda Van
Sorden. sorority adviser siil pour
The members Of Lambda sigma
chi will greet each guest with =
dainty nosegay "Wednesday In
colonial costume The tea tlmr 10
ais until 4 Miss sylvia LAngion
IL general chairman Working on
her committee are Miss Marian
Roistsd. Mfss Mary Frances John
son and Mlas Gertrude Itlncaid
The table decorations viii be COM
posed ~ pastel nowgay shades
with colonial figurines Mrs pcna
Taylor. sorority adviser. and Mrs.
Harry Davis. paironoss. will
pour
The red. white and blur d.cors
tons 81 a patriotic theme will deck
the Alpha Beta Epsilon room dur.
ing their tea hour. Wednesday Al,
AS until 3 Mas kathsryn Evans
IL general chairman with Miss
June Westerman. Miss Lois I'm
and Miss Shirley Roberts assiHting
her Mrs. Raymond Seward. sor.
ority adviser. will preside.
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Benefit Tuesday
Much Anticipated
Brilliant Audience 10 Hear
Portland Women

Reservations are mounting
for the benefit TO be given al
the Annie Wright seminary
Tuesday evening when Mrs,
lvison MacAdam and Mrs.
Mortimer Hartwell will give
dramatic readings for the ben
eft of the British American
War Relief association.
Among Tsoomsns planning to
attend the affair are:
Gen. and Mrs. David L. Stone
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Griggs. Mr..
and Mrs F. r. ritcomb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Minot Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gilpin. Mr.. and Mrs. George
osgood, Miss Elva Hudson. Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Lea. DR.. and Mrs.
c. Engels, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Shaffer. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T..
Howell. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs
Garrett Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Andres
deHaseth, Mrs. Graham Powell
Miss Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stickney. Mr.. and Mrs. John Prins.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Mackle, Miss
Turrell. Mr.. and Mrs John Arkley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Calkins. Mai.
and Mrs. John Brady, Nj. and
Mrs. Charles b. Hurley. Or. and
Mrs. Christen Quevli, Mr.. and Mrs
Richards.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Minton. Mrs
Harbine Monroe. DR.. and Mrs.
William McCreery, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frost Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rhodes, Mr.. Lester Ward Hensen.
Mrs. Henry o. Wheeler. Mrs.
George Hellar. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Whitehouse. Mrs. G. c. Hunt. Mrs
Sax w. Mowers. Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Haynes. Mr. and Mrs.
M. Saxton. Mrs. A. J. Gritty. Mrs
w. J. O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs
Audsley Fraser. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ingram. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry b. Cowles. Rev. and Mrs.
Harold b. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
George 3. Guyles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hooker, Ir. Mrs. Clark
Huthes. Mrs F.. L. Slipp, Miss
Frances Slipp, Mrs. Harry B.
Smith. Mrs Stewart Davies. Mrs.
j. Frank Liby, Miss Betty Liby.
Mrs. NJ. J. Clary. Mrs. A. II.
Dahlgren.
Mrs. Curtiss Hill. Mrs. Lyle Ash
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Montgom-
erie. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morley, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles orion. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arendt. Mrs. Gordon May.
Mrs. j. Morris. Mr. and Mrs.
Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
George Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Guth-
RE. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Comber,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. G. T Underwood. Mrs.
Catherine Jones. Misses Isobel and
Gwen Jones, Mrs. J. H. Rugg. Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Price. Mr. and
Mrs. William Baker. Mrs John
Gilchrist. Mr. and Mrs W. NJ
Schamerhorn. Miss Susan Smith.
DR.. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs Carl S.
Nilsson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
ST. Benedief's Women
10 Entertain tuesday

The women Of St Benedict's
church. Spanswsy. viii sponsor a
card party and social evening
Tuesday at o'clock at the FRS
in Lovelsnd. The affair. which
will be followed by late supper.
a benefit for the decorating Of the
church.
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Mrs. Ramsiad
Will Entertain

Ms A y. Rsm.sd - Paris.
and viii - ha.ss.s u msmrrs
II N. Pacific I.n,hsraa normlserv
auxiliary NJ fcr ne s~enna
meeting Il ne year. Tuesday AFT
vrnoon. Feefuary Il Al tao
ascicck
Leading asvetion. for the after.
nson viii - Mr.. q. y Davidson
- Farmland A pFosfsm sFfsnrs<i
~ Mrs o A rinsslsisd. Miss
Grace niomauist. and Mrs. A ".
Ramstse. viIi include = paper en-
TITLED. Present nay Yeuth rrrs-
lena n - presented ~ Miss
6race nlumlnlss. assistant dean ~
women At tho college A maIs
quartet consisting ~ members #
The Pacific Lutheran eellsxe chcir
q tho West. osssid taa<r. Harvey
roilfelds. t.yie Nyisnd. and Roy
sssvvn.. vii sing several musical
numbers.
During the afternoon the pro-
gram COMMITTEES viii distribute
hsoklet. containing . schedule ~
programs which viii inelua~ the
names % the hn.,srse- ss well AZ
tho program outlined for zach
meeting II thls year
Membership IN DaFmstafy susil.
iaFy No. I consists u women faeui.
~ members ~ the college. faculty
wives wives u Lnihsraa pastors
IN Tacoma and FARMLAND. and
wives ~ enafd members ard tins
mvn connected w,th the cellsse
The auxiliary which na~ has q
membership n fifty-twe includes
Mesdamss q A rinF.lstad. Jesse
fflueEvr, Paul A rfsus. q J.
naimin. y 4 Tollofsan. George
Laftness. G q. Olson. = y Haaxs.
NJ ~ Frsnok. Fiissbssh Handy. r.
" Akre. ~ y Anderson. Hsrhert
Ransom. Arthur sydnw
Meshamss Theo O ~ Kart q
n Iordahl. y. " Inff. ~ A
Christensen. u 1. J Dahl. o X.
Davidson. Heynoid Easvaii. Cart
Fynhos. Warren Hanson. J NJ
itaviina. J A Johnson. q. J.
Johnson. Laura kressiIsf, LsidvlK
Larson. y A Larson. Thee Nsls.
Han, Claude Pellet. u , Lsraas.
Mikkol iano, A. W issmsiad. J. l..
Rsdal. W ~ Reid. Harold Ron.
ming. Carl " Rydell. A. q. Same.
rud. e. A aorhness o. ! Hinen.
r o ssafe. Edwin ringeIstad.
Kari Weiss. J. q Xavier. ELLEN
Hunter went The Mls-es Dora A.
Berg. Grace Hlomaulst. Mary not.
ten. Rhods lfokenstsd. Anna NJ
Nielsen and Geo nsnsau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Pre-Lenten Party
To Be Saturday
Tacoma Chapter DCCW
Plans 4th Annual Benefit

Tacoma chapter, Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women,
announces its annual pre-
Lenten party, a benefit for
the Semnarian Burse. will be
Saturday evening Mt Knights
of Columbus hall. Sixth ave.
and Steele ST.
Catholic women's groups from
ST. Leo's. st. patrick's. Holy Ro-
sary. Visitation. Sacred Heart. at.
AIMS. 81. Josephs and Holy Cross
parishes OF Tacoma. from the
Catholic Daughters. the Catholic
Women's club. the Young Ladies'
institute. aud from 81 John Of the
Woods parSh. Midland. are par.
ticipating In plans for the big
event, and several hundred guests
are expected
lngtons birthday, the hall viii he
decorated In red. white and blue
flags. bunting and lights. Tables
viii be set for cards In the hall and
there will be other games In thu
club rooms. A program and re-
treatments will close the evening.
A handsome cedar chest, filled
to the brim With fincry dear 10 the
heart OF every woman. and with q
few gifts for the man Of the house
Will be on display ali evening and
Will b. given some patron Of the
party a. the close OF the game.
Miss Sadie Foye. desnsry chair
man OF ssmluarlsn AID for the
DCc.W. IL chairman Of party arr
engagements. Assisting her are
Miss Jane Murray. Mrs. !. Peter
+. Hsaly Catholic Daug Mrs
Helen HUT. Mrs. George W. Cook
son. St. Lsos. Mrs. J y. AeI.sugh-
lin. ST. Pstricks Mrs. Andrew
Benlls. Catholic Womsns club:
Mrs. NJ A. Fslksr. Miss Ann Holt.
Sacred Heart Mrs. n. ~ Ssukum.
Mrs. Martin Rsnggh. Visitation.
Mrs. A. l.. knsllsksn. Mrs. Frank
Meyer Holy Rosary. hiss Nans
Brunsr. Mrs. Arthur casdstts. Y.
L. l. Mrs.. George LsRoek. ~
AIMS Mrs. John Hurnsy. H. 10
sephs. Mrs. George Lsshy. Mrs
A. b Comfort. Holy Cross. and
Mrs.. o. J. Nsarns. ~ Johns
Mrs J. J. siedingsr prssidsnt
Of the western dsansry u cc.W..
- assistant chairman. Mrs. eau
dstts and Mrs. Hssly are srrsng-
inx the program. and Mrs. James
II EEsn. diocesan Chairman 81
pre-. IA In charge Of publicity.
This will b. the fourth annual
event ann "a expected 70 10 the
usual success All proceeds u1ii
20 ~ Ire D.c.C.w. burs.. a fund
winch 10 rsissd BY the Catholic
women Of ths diocese n sssitis
for me sdgeaiion ~ poor young
men N the priesthood.
Honored guests a. tbs party
NIii b. Mrs. y. c. Shank Of Seat
lie. president u the diocesan coun-
ca. Mrs.. Charles -. Smith. do
cssan chairman q seminarizn aid, /
and Mrs Daniel y. Flynn. Seattle. /
Of special Durses.
Hsliist~r W. {. T. 4. Nill meet
Tuesday afternoon at 30 ct the
home Of Mira. william {. Roifs.
s4zs 50. Puget Sound 81. Mrs
Vera Taylor viii discuss Mar
aotles in Medicine" and the Rev
J. y. McDzni.s win be guest ]
speaker Arrangements xiil 10
made for an institute In March
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Hosfesses Named for
lea Talk tuesday

For the tea hour which will
follow a talk at the Little Theater
by Prof. Edward Zillman, Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Mrs.
Walter Smell has been named
hostess chairman.
She will be assisted by Miss
Marian Seymour, Mesdames John
Chapman, j. L. Young, A. Man
dies, John Monroe, Abner Berger
sen, Del Caldwell. Mrs. John S.
Steele is in charge of the decors-
tons and stage setting, and Mrs
F. F. Meeder the food cabinet
tickets.
Julia Dent Grant Tent No.
will meet Tuesday in Carpenters
hall for a 1:30 business meeting.
Plans will be made for party
March is, celebrating the 2sth an
niversary Of the tent. Mrs. A.
Woefel will preside.
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Miss Ferriss, Mr.. Gullett
Wed in Bethany Presbyterian
Popular Tacoma Couple TsLe Marriage Vows Friday
Attractive Bride Wears White Chiffon Gown

In setting Of white spring flowers at Bethany Presby-
terrain church Friday evening Miss Barbara Catherine Ferris
talented and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clarence
William Ferris. became the bride of Mr. Harold l. Guett.
of Mrs. George King and Mr.. John l.. Gullett.
White chiffon the brides choice for a wedding
She her only ornament gold given to her
by the bridegroom Her quaint bouquet composed Of
rapture white eesas and orgetmenots The flowers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Tacomans 10 Attend Pro
America Meeting in Seattle

Mrs. c. A. Strong, local presi-
dent OF Pro America, and Mrs.
Henry Ref will attend the Wash
ington Pro America board meeting
in Seattle Tuesday morning at
1890 o'clock in the New Wash
ington Hotel.
Instructions will be given dele
gates who will represent the state
at national Pro America meet
ing in Los Angeles Feb 2t-27.
Mrs. Strong will be included In the
Washington delegation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Guild Will Give
Colonial Tea
Ines Weysv Group Pssrs
Affair For Wednesday

Ines p. weyer suild Of the
First Presbyterian church win
have 4 Colonial silver tee 1t
tho home II Mrs J. Renwiek
Mccullough. 6is No. Stadium
way. on Wednesday from 2
TO 4 o'clock. Tho program viii
include surprise stunts H.
plotting the different months
Of the year. put on by NOM
hers ~ the guild whose birth
DAYS occur ~ that time.
IN ehsrus ~ the pruavem aso
ussismss ncrss Nsisna. h1svjrry
Alehssisnr. Kvma svpsm. uoe>ea
Hsnwn. ksshsvsns NAnpe. Jesn1e
isscrn. nsha tsays~N. nuSh Nsl-
~en and t.ssrsie ttcssGarn.
Mrs. J. -. Hssuts ss1 Mo ~
culiouGh. savsspss far ths Gukb4I
wlli pear. Mrs n n Ns,scs. ~
president. ana Mrs ttsvvsy Nsyn-
nl.is. tee eh.lrmss. sxfsad . CO.
dial lnvitasier 20 eli wemss ~ ~
church
Also sehsaslsd fos sks wssb 80
The circle mseilnus On nseeoav
Circle v oil meet with Mrs. msmev
illvh. isin ssssh svs. fes . isw
luncheon Members ere sshed ~
brtnE sandwiches Mrs. r. l.
paslds .na Mrs.. Wesley h1coss 9TH
10 ssufs leaders.
On "Wednesday cirrie n sseese
with Mrs. J q psessn. 40 M
cushmsa svs.. f.v : s'siesh -
art mnshsaa Mr.. Noy t. pw6<o
wiii lesd the minis ssu1y and neva
George nupr~s vii isad the mse-
slnn issson.
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Mrs. Weyerhaeuser VIII
Speak Tuesdey

Guest speaker at the meeting Of
the women of Oakland Presby-
terrain church Tuesday will be
Mrs c. Davis Weyerhaeuser. Her
talk will follow II o'clock luncheon
which the Marie Louise Franz
guild will serve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Mrs. J. n. Menley
To Be Hostess

Mrs. Joseph II. Manley will en-
terrain Tuesday evening at her
home. el6 No X st. for members
of the Tacoma Siena club.
The program will include a dis
cussion Of current topics Of special
interest 10 Catholic women and a
review of John Farrow's Damien
the Leper," by Mrs. Lawrence T.
McNerthney. The hostess will
serve a supper at the evenings
close.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

Eagle. auxiliary will hold a
three handed 500 party Tuesday
afternoon at ? in the Eagles hall.
Mrs. Hattie Lundeen viii be chair
man. The regular auxiliary meet
ing will be held al s o'clock with
Mrs. Clinton Clark presiding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
First Child Is Born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon

Publications. are numerous for
Mr. and ars Mark Mcmahon
dorothy Wasnbsrgl wha are
parents II their first child .
daughter. born February Z at NJ
Joseph's hospital. Grandparents
sharing the congratulations ere
NJ and Mrs. A. ~ Wsssbsrg Of
Tacoma and Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Hobby ~ Dresser. Wisconsin.
Hfss,srsndpsrsnts
Tseems esrris. selghhess ~
Weosierssi. will meet Monday eve
ming ~ o'clock In the E.Gies
hall. Mrs c. 4. white presiding.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Hiii siii serve
tho Ists supper.