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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Wedding in Seattle
OF Interest Here

Tseomsns motored Ia Seattle
last Saturday evening to attend
the marriage Of . prominent ma
tive son and popular young Sc
attic girl. Mr. Paul ". scevs. Jr.,
and Miss Ruth Madeline Morgan.
The bridegroom IL the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul ". Sewn and the
bride the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David NJ Morgan and grand
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Bruce Morgan In whose home the
wedding reception followed . cere-
mony In Mount Baker Presby-
terisn church.
In q setting of whifs ehrysan-
themums. lighted beautifully by
triads Of candies. the Rev. A. Lorin
Rulings performed the wedding
ceremony.
The new Mrs.. sceva wore an
original gown Of white satin with
traditional sweetheart neckilne.
empire wsistline and gored skirt.
Her long Illusion veil was bordervd
with lace and caught In = halo of
pearls. She carried gsrdeniss and
bouvardi. centered with an orchid
Miss Jean Morgan was her Sis
ter's maid Of honor and the brides
maids were Mrs Lewis ID. Nor
man. Miss vinita Booth. Mms
Constance Conover. Miss vernice
Monsey. Miss Barbara Morgan and
Miss Dorothy Morgan.
Mr.. Burritt Anderson attended
Mr.. Sceva and the nshers were
Messrs. Stanley Mickelson. Philip
Olson. Carl Neu and Robsrf
Behnks.
Mrs. Morgan received at her
daughters wedding reception IN
gown Of violet crepe and Mru.
sceya wore black velvet with q
blue and silvvr lame bodice. The
brides grandmother wore aqua
crepe. Both mothers and grand
mother wore orchids.
The bride Travelled in . squirrel
brown covert cloth suit with
matching accessories and q river
blue top coat. collsred with Nor
wegian fox After December 10,
Mr.. and Mrs. scsva viii b. ai
home at Dash Point.
Mr.. scsya was graduated last
June from the University Of wash
ington where he wss . member
Of PM Delta Theta fraternity. He
Was particularly outstanding there
a. a skier. and previously repre-
scented the United States NJ the
winter olympies In Europe.
The bride. Also a University
alumna. was q member OF sigma
Kappa sorority and W-Ksy. Totem
club and Mortar board, campus
honorsf1es.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Dr.. and Mrs. leraes
Are Party Hosts

DR.. and Mrs. Harold J. Leraas
were hosts at a pre-holiday buff
fet supper Friday evening in their
new home at Falkland.
Special guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Young (Rhoda Ho-
kenstad), Miss Alice Kassen, and
Professors Keith Reid. Lowell j.
Satire and Gene Caddey. Holiday
decorations were used about the
room. Centering the red plaid table
cloth were tall green candles. The
evening was spent playing games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

Three delightful groups Of
poems will BE- given by Ruth Rad
ford Herman and there viii h.
harp intsrludss BY Mrs. Edith
Knapp LundErsn.
Mrs Reynolds vii present the
appropriate holiday theme for the
Afternoon, Symbols Of Christmas
Greens"
Al the tea hour Mrs. Harry
cowics Will BE- this chairman, as
sisted BY Mrs. n. X Reynolds.
Mrs. George Tar. Mrs. Samuel
stocking. Mrs. ssmusi sik<r and
Mrs. w. q. Cameron.
nea<1tssa Gsr1e~ Cub
A discussion Of Christmas
flower arrangements viii fsaturs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

veteen with which she wore a
Mary Queen of Scots hat and car
ried an arm bouquet of American
Beauty roses.
Velveteen in American Beauty
shade and in identical style to
Miss Coles dress was worn by the
bridesmaids as a delightful con-
trast. The trio, Mrs. Churchill
Griffiths. Miss Patricia Murphy
and Miss Marian Steere, sister of
the bridegroom, carried formal
bouquets of red roses and forget
me-nots. Their toques too were
Mary Queen Of Scots in style.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

As the bride came down the
aisle escorted by her father. she
was radiant in a handsome gown
of chantilly lace with long sleeves
and a scalloped neckline. From
a delicate tiara of orange blossoms
in her couture, cascaded filmy
full length veil of bridal illusion.
She carried a sheaf of white roses
in her arms.
Miss Natalie Coles preceded
the bride in the professional as
maid of honor and was pretty in
her dress Of powder blue vel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Or. Shelmidine 10 Address
Business Women

DR.. Lyle S. shelmidine of the
College of Puget Sound will ad-
dress the Tuesday noon luncheon
of the Business and Professional
Womens club at the Model Grill
on the subject "Westernization Of
the East" DR.. Shelmidine is an
authority on this subject, having
taught for several years in mis-
sonary school in Turkey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Cedar Auxiliary TO Have
Christmas Party

Mesdames Darth Ludwick. Chris
Madison. T. stickier and Emma
Libby will entertain Cedar suxili-
AIRY. o. y. s.. at Christmas party
and exchange Of gifts Tuesday in
the Cove Masonic hall. SO. 3sth
and Sheridan ave. Members are
reminded OF their canned fruits.
jellies or jams for the home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Sorority Alumnse TO Meet
With fhe Misses Granlund

Delta Alpha Gamma slumnae
will hold their regular meeting at
8 o'clock Monday evening al the
home Of the Misses Doris and
Ksthy Granlund. Ills No. Law
renee. A social hour will follow
the short business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

. meeting ~ The Madam oareen
club 20 b. hsid Tuesday ~ ~
home u Msn vsisrfa p~emcad,
l3li IN. Puget Nsund ave. \
luncheon a. izfso Will psse~ds ~
discussion. 10 ~ followed ~ .
business msestns whteh VII -
prsst<jsd over BY Mr.. ". J. An
son. club president
ss.s~sssy 6ssiss cs~s
winter BouqssetS' viii ~ tbe
topic Of dlscstnsiou ~ The m~efiaG
and l o'clock luncheon Tuesday ~
Hosemary Garden eiub 81 th&
hons Of Mrs. Alvin Aiiasd, S1oe
stb ave.
Mrs. AIlsrd viii b. ths spsah~v.
Mrs. f<snDon viii read Ne flower
legend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Woodworfhs Entertain
Before Football Game

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold s. Wood
worth of the Ansonia entertained
more than forty friends from Ia
coma, Seattle and Yakima, at
cocktails Saturday preceding the
". 8. C.-Texas A. & NJ. game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Mr.. Steere WEEDS Seattle
In Ceremony Friday Eve
Miss Mullen Is Attractive Bride in University Baptist
Church; Home TO Be Established at Redondo Beach

In the simple yet beautiful setting of woodwarda fern
and the light of myriad Pickering candles nupta were
exchanged by Miss Nancy Mullen daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G. Mullen of Seattle and Mr. William Hogate Steere
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard F Steere of Tacoma.
The pretty ceremony in University Baptist church was
soemnzed Friday evening at half after o'clock with
the Rev. Alexander Winston officiating
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Gray Ladies Provids
Programs loT rori

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Tacoma Garden Club to
Mark Yuletide Tuesday


Youthful voices will blend closely In Of the Christ
when girls In the first 10 sixth grades 1t Annie
Wright seminary carol for Tacoma Garden club members
At their annual holiday meeting ut o'clock Tuesday affair."
noon in the seminary Great Hall
Mrs. Clinton Reynolds Is chairman for the afternoon
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Mrs. Tsschner TO
Entertain TRIANGLE

L.ncoln-Gault Triangle Mothers
will meet Tuesday for potluek
luncheon at the home Of Mrs Pc
ter Tsschner. $50 Ia. 4sth. Mrs.
!. II Kitlsr will speak on Deem
Der Birds
Puget Sound Tent Hive. Haeea-
bees, vii meet Monday evening.
December s instead Of on Deem
Der % as previously announced
Regular business and an election
q officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Over 40 Promoted
In Sunday School
Glasses Rally Day

More than 40 Presbyterian Sun
day school students were promot-
ed TO higher classes on the annu-
al observance OF Rally Day at
Community church Sunday morn
ing. The theme OF the service
was "The Building of Christ's
Kingdom on Earth"
The Reverend j. ID. Easter was
acting superintendent Mrs
George Truitt and Mrs. Max An
derson had charge OF the presen-
tation OF diplomas TO children OF
the Beginner and Primary Depart
ments.
Those promoted from Junior TO
intermediate Departments were:
Jackie lies. Helen Wuertz. Leota
harrington. Alice Loucks. Mary
Jean Ford. Helen Hardaway
James Alexander. Boyd Clements.
Tommy Clark. Wallace Walker
and Earl Bracy.
Those promoted from Intermed-
fate to High School Department
were: Louise Irwin. Betty Clark,
Betty June Yates. La Verne Odom.
Floyd Harmon. Jack Havens. Lee
Lindemann and Guy Winkler.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Indian Wagon
Struck By Car
Sunday Night

An accident on Sacaton bridge
in which a car struck wagon
filled with Indians. Sunday night
resulted in the injury OF Justin
Ramon, 6, his sister Anna, II. and
the complete destruction of the
wagon.
The car was driven by Louis
Mendoza OF Tolleson. The wagon
was driven by John A. Ramon OF
Sacaton. His wife Suzana and
four children were passengers.
Maria, l year. and Francisco. 8
escaped uninjured. Justin and
Anna received cuts and bruises
and were given first aid at SAGA
ton hospital.
All others escaped uninjured.
The wagon. according to highway
patrolman Roger Gates, carried
no light.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Junior Woman'S
Club Gives Rush
Party Monday Mite

The Junior Woman's club rush
party Monday night at the club
house was a delightful affair. Buf
fet supper was served at seven
o'clock. the guests being seated
at small tables. Fall flowers were
used in decorating the clubroom.
The executive committee arranged
the party.
Miss Christine McDaniels. pres
ident. gave the address of wei
come. She particularly welcomed
the prospective members. The
club will encourage memgership
TO other eligible women whom
they have not been able TO con
tact so far. Mrs Arthur Kempton
sponsor. and Mrs. A. l. NOVEL;
Senior club president. were special
guests. After dinner the guests
played bridge and rummy.
Three other club officers were
present. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cooper. vice
president: Mrs. Marshall Bracken.
treasurer. and Mrs. f. c. Ford.
reporter. Other guests were as
follows: Mesdames Cecil England.
Phil Neese. Edgar Perham. Earl
Hicks. Phil Claridge. Glen Walker.
Robert Springfield. Helen Hay
duke. Florence Wilson. Garrison,
Winter. VIM. Mcconnell. Tommy
Edwards. Paul Chambers. Frary.
John Burke. Strickland. Helen
Kroger and Edith Sasser and the
Misses Adelaide Lomen. Eva Har-
ris. Audris Birchett. Helen Burns
Janice Moreland. Mary Matthews
Lillian Wynn. Lucille Briscoe and
Dorothy Myers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Mrs. Leon Smith
Is Honored At
Nursery Shower

Mrs. Leon Smith was honored
with a nursery shower given In
the home OF Mrs. Y. c. White
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. w
III. Farnsworth. Mrs. Joe Sheriff.
Mrs. A. ID. Tyler. Mrs. Katie Har'
rold. Mrs. Roger lies and Mrs.
George Truitt were co-hostesses
with Mrs. White.
The guest OF honor was sent on
a treasure hunt" through the
house. guided from one room to
another by written clues hidden
in small envelopes at each desti-
nation. until at last she came to
a large blue bassinet heaped high
with gifts. Among the packages
was a satin quilt. bed jacket. a
hand made comfort. and innumer-
able nursery gifts.
A contest game OF Telegram"
In which the letters of the honor
guests first name was used was
won by Mrs. Smith herself. with
second prize going to Mrs. ]. d.
Easter. Prizes in the Nursery
Name contest were won by Mrs.
George Dempster and Mrs. Matt
~ Dodge.
A pink and blue motif was car
ried out In gift wrappings, nur'
sery cards and refreshments.
Sherbert and individual cakes
iced In pink and blue were serv-
ed TO over so guests.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Local Fire
House Gets An
Overhead Door

A Stanley overhead door. spec
tally ordered from the factory.
was put up at Coolidge fire house
by members OF the fire depart
ment over the weekend. II In a
new type door that opens upward
and is OF three ply plywood with
steel angle iron braces. The door
is "a feet wide by feet inches
high and weighs approximately
$50 pounds. according TO NJ. M.
Cooper OF FoXworth Galbraith
Lumber Company. through whom
II was ordered.
Work was also completed on an
outside light at the fire house.
that is wired so that the light
goes on automatically when the
fire signal sounds.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Odd Fellows Annual
Picnic To Stafford
Set For October IL

Coolidge Odd Fellows annual
trip to the l. o. o. F. home at
Stafford will be held Sunday. Oc
tober 18th. according TO Harry N
Shelter. committee chairman. An
old fashioned picnic with games
and contests will be featured and
all Odd Fellows. Rebekahs. their
families and friends are invited TO
join the trip.
Cars will assemble at the Ma
sonic Hall promptly at I A. NJ. SC
all may proceed in a caravan
Signs for each car will be fur
nished. Transportation viii be
arranged for those who wish IL
Anyone desiring further details
may obtain them from Harry
Shelter.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Don "Red' Barry
And Radio Girls
Visit Coolidge

Don RED" Barry. well-known
western movie actor now appear
ing in the Red Ryder" serial
thrilled youthful hearts. in person
here over the week end. Barry
viii also visit Casa Grande. Flor
ence and Eloy.
Accompanying him on the tour
were Dinky Stewart. champion
girl violin player and the Ranch
Girls OF National Barn Dance and
Grand ole Opry radio renown.
The group. who appeared al
San Carlos Theater. Saturday
night, are making the tour In a
station wagon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

Some Of the best students in
the music classes OF ire Tacoma
public schools-spproximstsly 50
are in Spokane preparing for
participation in the activities Of
the Northwest Music Educators
conference which opens Saturday
for = four-dsy session. Others
viii leave Saturday and Sunday.
bringing the number Of Tacoma
participants To about 40
Louis G. Wersen. supervisor Of
music. who will conduct the all
conference hand in a concert Mon
day night. left for Spokane Wed
nesday night. Mrs Margaret Co
heen, vocal instructor at Lincoln
high school and director Of the
cappella choir. and Frank Anarde,
instructor and director Of Lincoln
band, left Thursday with half a
hundred students. Also in the
party Thursday was Alfred Actor,
music instructor at Gray school,
with the boys quartet. Other rep
resentatives of Tacoma music
classes entered in the conference
events will leave Sunday morning
over the Northern Pacific.
Besides those who have already
gone, music instructors who will
have a part in the later activities
OF the conference include Ralph
Kechley, Miss Beata Just, Deliver
Jones. Victor p. Kestle, Clayton
Johnson. Mrs. Mary Smith. Miss
Dorothy Csdzo and Miss Beatrice
Long.
Tacoma students will be repre-
sented in the band, orchestra and
chorus events and the small en-
sembles. Largest Tacoma group
participating will be the Girls
Glee club of Stadium high school,
directed by Clayton johnson.
Mrs. Ross d. Wright kathryn
Bruner). former music instructor
at Jason Lee junior high school,
has been asked to attend the con-
ference and demonstrate the meth
DDS by which she obtained such
splendid results with the Jason
Lee music groups. Using a 40
voice chorus from one of the Spo-
kane schools, she will demonstrate
the classroom procedure, technique
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Start Sale for
Templeion

Tickets for the Alec Templeton
concert at the Temple thester
Monday evening. April 81, were
placed on sale Friday at Fraser's.
Templeton comes TO Tacoma as
the last event of this seasons all
star series.
Acclaimed as one OF the great
est musical marvels Of today,
Templetons concerts are said to
delight the serious musician and
layman alike because he has made
his art reach every taste and
desire. He performs phenomenal
feats Of memory as well as inn
provisation and mimicry during
his evenings entertainment.
The first half Of the Templeton
program is devoted entirely 10
serious music: the after-intermis-
sioin numbers are unlike anything
heard in concert today. The audi
ence is asked by the artist to
enter into the evenings fun and
IL Is hard to discover whether the
audience or the artist is enjoying
the humor the most.
For the convenience of out-of-
town patrons. mail orders will be
accepted and filled in order Of
their receipt. Orders should be
sent 10 the Temple thester. &C
companied by self "a dresse d
stamped envelope.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

volos ond YoIondo. roted Americas
most fomous dance couple ond out
ssondinc concert direction. hove
been booked for on Appearance OF
the Temple sheoter Mondoy. April
81. Med Eors, general r,onooer OF
the horr,ck sheosers. announced.
They ore the first bollroorr doncers
10 hove oppeored with the Chicago
CIVIC opero ond o, Cornepie hall.
This famous couple has just re-
turned to the concert stage. after
becoming the parents of the much
discussed 500. 900 child. SO named
due to loss OF concert fees during
the parents absence from the con-
cert platform.
Included in the company will be
the duo-pianists. Lothar Peri and
Felix de Cola. VINO scored such a
popular hit with their Tacoma
audience several seasons ago as
accompanies for Trudi Schoop and
her comic ballet. Also with the
company Is Jerry Shelton, accor-
dion virtuoso.
Mail orders will be filled in or
der Of their receipt after April /
at the Temple theater. and tickets
viii 70 on sale at Fraser's April Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Sembrich, Eames, Homer and
Williams Among Great Singers

No list Of great singers who
were IN their prime around the
turn of the century would he COM
plete without the name of Evan
Williams, the great oratorio
singer, whose Sound an Alarm"
Judas Maccabaeus) and Thy
Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart
(Messiah) moved audiences as no
other singer did.
Others who should be included
in the list are Madame Schumann-
Heink and Enrico Caruso. Not
only are they the greatest Of the
past forty or fifty years, but they
should be numbered among the
greatest of all time.
In their particular realms they
had no peers. The next article
will deal with these two great
music personalities.
ITO be continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Men and Models Behind-ihe- Scenes
Story Of Lincoln Musical Comedy
After the Inspired Ideos There Comes
More Thinking and Hours of Hard Work

were written By the group. Phyllis
Field and Leroy Hale were named
student directors 20 help Mrs. Co
heen in producing. The Music II
class copied Come. Gilbert. Co
heen. KAY and Hale music. try
outs were held. and on March l
Act was in rehearsal.
Changes in the cast were ad-
justed and Ruth samuelson. Flu
nice VOTERS and Harold Freiter
were finally announced to play
the leading roles
Yes. ~ takes a lot Of work to
write and produce a musical com
edy. but who knows what fame
and success will come 10 these
musicians after their work Is
accepted?
There may even come q day
when they will have their own
first night on Broadway. and Ia
comans will think back to May l,
2 and 3, 1871, when the Lincoln
music department took great
pleasure in presenting the world
premiere Of a new musical COM
edy, "Of Men and Models"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Sibelians Sing
AT Falkland
Concert Sponsored
BY Dormitory Group

Sponsored by the recently or
ganized Pacific Lutheran college
dormitory auxiliary No. 2, the 81
belians. popular 16-man singing
group. will be heard In concert at
Trinity Lutheran church. Park
land. wednesday night. April 2,
ct s:15. Fritz Berntsen. who or
ganized the group several years
ago. will conduct. Gene Stacy will
be the accompanied.
Appearing as guest artist with
the Sibelians will be Mis- Jean
Montgomery OF Seattle. a marimba
artist Of note. who for the past
year has been soloist for the Uni
versity of Washington band. Miss
Montgomery will play two groups
and will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. 1. J. Montgomery.
THE PROGRAM
Dear Land of Home Jean Sibelius
Robert Henning. soioist
Noble Man Born to Sorrow
and 1ribulation 80. Jean Sibelius
sun as the Night s,s.i i,;...''Carl Bohm
Dark Eyes gypsy folk song)
- ............... arr. John B. Quick
lorna a Surriento ...E de Curtis
Abide With Me William II. Monk
Jean Montgomery. marimba soloist
Mrs. /. j. Montgomery. accompanist
Veni Creator Spiritus
tginginQ In Iatinl Ratll. Nouns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Tacoma Schools Well Represented
AT Northwest Music Conference
One Hundred and Twenty Leaders in
Junior and High Schools Go 10 Spokane

and stvle which she developed n
the work here. This vill ne = fea-
ture OF the general session Mon
dsy. Mrs. Wright left for Spokane
Thursday night 20 have some time
70 famiharize the chorus with the
methods % b demonstrated.
Participation n the Tacoma stu
dents In the conference events vas
made possible BY the leadership
of the Young Mems Business club
in raising the money for trans
portation and other expenses.
Principal source Of income vas
the University Of Washington
band directed BY Walter c. Welks.
which gave eight concerts here
and for which members of the
club sold tickets.