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Evening star., 1941-12-17
Defense Sideights
Schools to Arrange to Shelter Pupils
In Case Of Daylight Raid on D. c.

School principals were making
plans today for mapping the safest
places in school buildings to shelter
pupils in case of daylight air raid.
They arranged to confer with Fire
Department officials and others.
Nation wide instructions issued
by the Office of Civilian Defense
calls for pupils to be kept in build
ings in an air attack. Supt Frank
w. Ballou, on receiving these in
structions, rescinded previous tenta-
tive orders to send them home.
While the memorandum from
Mayor La Guardia's Office suggested
lover corridors of school buildings
as probably the safest places, it was
pointed out here that Washington's
school buildings vary considerably,
and, in some instances, corridors
could not be used without causing
congestion.
Use of ordinary gum, industrial or
Scotch tape for taping windows as
an air raid precaution was suggested
today by the ONCE of Production
Management.
o. P. M. strongly discouraged the
use of surgical tape for the purpose.
ut is not only wasteful," said Will
liam M. Bristol, jr., head of the
Health Supplies Branch, Division Of
Purchases, "but unpatriotic to tape
windows with highly-refined prod
uct containing critical materials,
when the same purpose is served by
a less vital material. Surgical ad-
hesive tape contains three materials
need for defense-rubber, zinc and
cloth. 1t seems hardly necessary to
point out that in the event of
bombing such tape might be needed
for surgical dressings"
Mr.. Bristol said druggists could
cooperate by explaining the situa-
ton and recommending other ma
terial.
Protection of pets from air
raids Is the concern Of the local
chapter Of the American Air
Raid Protection Of Animals Com
mittee. Measures were discussed
at conference attended by C. B.
Porter, District director Of the
Red Star Animal Relief, and Mrs.
La Verne Beales. president of the
Washington Animal Rescue
League.
A salvage-for-victory campaign is
under way here at the suggestion
of the o. P. NJ, whose Bureau Of
Industrial Conservation appealed to
householders to turn in old metal,
rubber, waste paper and rags.
Declaring every pound of salvag-
able material was needed, the bu-
reau said: The sudden and drastic
change in the whole problem Of
scarce materials brought on by
Japan's attack now demands i'm
mediate action"
The District chapter of the Red
Cross is conducting short canteen
course to train women In emergency
feeding problems. The first class
last night was attended by about
125. Women who have had college
courses in nutrition or who have
managed tearooms, cafeterias or
church dinners are sought. On
graduation they will be made
Evening star., 1941-12-17

canteen aides and be listed for emer.
gency call.
The Greater Washington Accident
and Health Underwriters Associa-
ton decided yesterday to take an
active part in home defense. 1t was
thought the organization could per-
form service in helping to pre-
vent accidents and maintaining
health under conditions likely to pre-
vail If the city should be attacked.
The local association, a chapter
OF the National Association of Ac-
cident and Health Underwriters,
was organized recently with these
officers: Ivan Fuque, president; E.
G.. Needham, vice president; j. E.
Lynch, treasurer; A. A. Slater, sec
retary; C. C. Atwell, chairman of
the Executive Board.
Students of Macfarland Junior
High School were to make 4 de-
fense census Of the Petworth area
this afternoon. They will visit
every block in the district, OBJ
tanning data needed by the area
defense organization. Plans for
the census were made at q meet
ing Of the Petworth Citizens As
sociation last night.
Cooperation between electrical
workers and employers to hurry
defense projects throughout America
was urged on the Washington In
stitute of Electrical Contractors last
night by Edward J. Brown, president
of the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers. Robert McChes-
ney, president Of the National Elec-
trical Contractors Association, also
addressed the group at their an
nual Christmas dinner in the Carl
ton Hotel.
Clarke B. Payne, employe Of the
Census Bureau, today mailed Presi-
dent Roosevelt . check equal to his
pay for one day-$5.48.
please accept the inclosed check
a q contribution for the purpose Of
starting the purchase Of bombing
planes for Use in securing and main
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men will contribute labor without
pay, 1t was reported.
Mrs. Maria Yancey will be in
charge of emergency feeding; j. B.
Shumate, housing, and Harold B.
Chinn, information and publicity.
Patrick Tolliver, deputy air raid
warden, announced his 80 wardens
will hold an organization meeting
at pm. Friday and will meet every
Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
thereafter in his home, 1909 Sheriff
road NE.
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The old First Baptist Church of
Deanwood. now vacant, has been
obtained for use as an emergency
hospital and feeding station, it was
announced at a meeting of the
Eastland Gardens-Deanwood de-
fense area. Renovation of the brick
structure on Forty-fourth street
near Sheriff road NE. will begin
soon. Carpenters and other work
Evening star., 1941-12-17

tanning peace for humanity" Mr..
Payne wrote the Chief Executive.
He lives at Berwyn, Md, and is a
member of the District bar.
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Fire faces an egg shortage.
Evening star., 1941-12-17

To secure refund, simply write your
name and address on a piece of paper
and take it to the Safeway market where
you bought the meat. This offer holds
good on all meat purchases at Safeway.
Evening star., 1941-12-17
A*>.a e'". M*:

COOK any cut Of
Safeway meat the
way you prefer it.
SERVE and eat it all
up. If you don't like
it for any reason
whatsoever - your
money back, without
fuss or quibble.
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Miss Beegle Is Honor
Guest at Shower

Miss Lois Beegle, bride-elect of
Mr.. Stanley W. Sharpe. was COM
plimented Friday evening. March
81. with a linen shower given by
Mrs Harry Sharpe at her home.
The evening was spent in playing
court whist, honors being won by
Mrs. Guy sheehan and Mrs. J.
Graham. A bouquet of daffodils
and greens conferred the supper
table and the living room WIS
gayly decorated with balloons,
each containing clues as to the
hiding places of the gifts.
Guests were Mrs. s. II. Craig,
Mrs. F. C. Thornburg. Mrs. r.
Moyles. Mrs. A. r. Hodges. Mrs.
G. T. Winslow, Mrs. Henry Wallen-
meyer, Mrs. Guy Sheehan, Mrs.
Martha Conright, Mrs. Lue "a
Plowman, Mrs. Stanley Spring,
Mrs. Fred Ploeger, Mrs. C. Roll
stad. Mrs. o. Brunswick, Mrs. A.
Steidel, Mrs. w. Strong. Mrs. A.
Hart. Mrs. r. Henderson. Mrs.
J. Graham. Mrs Harry Sharpe.
Mrs. p. H. Beegle. Mrs. Atkinson.
Miss Pearl Sharpe and the guest
of honor.
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Ortine PIT. A. Anticipates
District Convention

Members of the orting Parent
Teacher association are looking
forward to the spring county con-
vention Of PIT. A. TO be held in
Orting on April 3. Delegates from
the Orting group will be Mesdames
W. Hewett, Kenneth Owens, Stew
erson and Aurvin.
At their last meeting members
presented gayel to Mrs. Kenneth
Owens, president of the newly
organized Preschool association.
Those elected TO a nominating
COMMITTEES were Aesdames W.
Musgrove. z. Kruger and J. Adler.
Pro America members will meet
for luncheon Friday at II o'clock
at the Bonneville hotel. Mayor
Harry Cain will b. II. speaker.
His subject 10 What Our Ma
tionsl Defense Program VIII Do
TO You"
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Date Announced
For Spring Dance
Yacht Club Members 10
Frolic al Clubhouse

Wives of members of Ia
coma Yacht club will be busy
in the next week and half
arranging details of the an
nual spring dance which will
be held at the clubhouse on
the evening of April 5.
Mrs. E. c. Cooney will be chair
man of the affair and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Herbert =. Satter-
lee, Mrs. r. j. Rybin. Mrs T. z.
Worthington, Mrs. J. f. Lerum and
Mrs. W. d. Woodburn.
The spring affair is to be sup
per dance. Numerous parties are
being formulated among members
and their friends for the occasion.
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Mrs. DAVIDSON 10 Talk al Talent Tea

phony and ia" illustrating hsr
discussion with works Of Mozart.
Beethoven. Brahms ard sibelins.
Hhe will play several piano selse.
tons
Mrs. Charles ksil will lead tho
devotional service. taking az her
text The Parsbls Of the Talents e
Mrs ". ~. Toilsfson Will give .
financial and historical resums Of
the Service Talent tea.
Mrs. Thomss VI. Brown. pfssl-
dent Of the womsns guild. has
asked Mrs. J y. Grsig and Mrs,
W l.. Edwards To preside over ths
tea table Members of the re-
frsshmsnt COMMITTEES are Ma
danes Homer osIbrsith. Fred FAR
rsii. ID. N. Ferguson. l. o. Eslsfuk-
sr. Leroy Baxter and Miss Mary
Biack
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Miss Rexroth
To Be Honored
Tea Friday viii Be Given
By Methodist Women

A tea Friday at the First
Methodist church will honor
Miss Emma Rexroth. mission
airy to southern India repre-
senting women of the Metho-
dist church.
Miss Rexroth Is returning
to India in April.
She has been on furlough for a
year studying and speaking In the
interest of women OF India.
The committee In charge has
set the hour of the tea for 2
O'Clock. Miss Rexroth VIII speak.
and a money gift will be presented
To her for use In her work.
Mrs. c. G. Trimble. Mrs. ". Paul
Todd and Mrs l.. r.. fsaaes are
members Of the committee in
charge.
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Banquet 10 Honor
DR.. A. E. Reynolds
National Medical Officer
To Viii Local WA.

The members 81 the Wom-
ems Benefit association are
making plans for the visit Of
DIR. Annie y. Reynolds. su-
nreme medical examiner. from
Port Huron. Mich. She will
be in Tacoma March y and
~ ~ the health center. 1914
Fidelity building.
A banquet n being planned
in her honor Al the Hotel
Winthrop on the evening If
March %.
pf Reynolds. formerly - this
city. was . prsetseins physician
for many y~sfs up tn 1919. when
shs was appointed .. assistant.
under nr Ella J. F1nsld. who was
thsu supreme medical examiner
for the association
Reservation. may be made with
Mrs. I. " baird. Main s7ss. Mrs
Kathryn na~en. state field air~e-
tor. vii be in charge Mrs. y. w.
Jusimsn. district deputy. viii rive
the address ~ welcome Mlsa
noris Nohls ~ali give vnc.i NUM-
hers accompanied ~ Mas Jases
aerris. and Vale and vsrnan nur.
ser accordion dnets.
Members are expected frnm r..
coma and tinreln reviews. and
from Olympia, raysiiap Buckley
And Auburn Mr.. Han Ismin HE'D.
tsn. president ef Tacoma r~visw,
Mrs. Joseph Former. n Lincoln
Mrs. Carl kreuger. Pnysiiup. Mlss
EilxAbeth Iian.eom. health super.
visor. and Mrs. l.. ". Baird. cen.
trail financial secretary. Will a.
sist In the reception.
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Jr. League TO End
Tenth Season
Thrift Shop 10 Have Spring
Finale This Weekend

Tacoma Junior league will
on Friday and Saturday bring
to a close its tenth season
AZ the league Thrift Shop
where many prominent young
women of the city concentrate
their philanthropic efforts
throughout the year. The
shop is maintained for the
leagues welfare projects. best
known of which is their Well
Baby clinic at the County hos
pital.
The committee for the past
year has been headed by Mrs.
John Wood. jr., with Mrs.
Richard Bennett as assistant.
Mrs. Charles Lane, treasurer,
and Miss Presley Ellis. shop
manager.
The Thrift shop Is offering an
extensive clearance Of spring cloth
Ing Friday and Saturday, and fea-
lures Easter toys for children and
dainty garments for infants.
During the sale on Friday and
Saturday of this week. Miss Ellis
will be assisted by Mrs. Harold
Deering, Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs Paul Graft. Mrs. Robert Reed.
Mrs. Edwin J. Fairbourn. Mrs.
James Skewis. Mrs. John b. Rob-
erts and Miss Margaret Kelly.
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Mrs A. f. Long. the retiring
queen. will be the installing officer.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Thurman Givens. marshal: o. W.
Davis, chaplain; Stewart Perry.
musician. Margaret Kenrick and
Melba Kimball, attendants to the
queen.
The stage arrangements will be
under the direction of Walter SUIT
ter. who is we'll known for his real
istic ideas in arranging oriental
settings. Green and gold will be
the predominating eolors. with rich
oriental rugs and lamps being
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New Officers for
De Molav Mothers
Mrs. R. n. Wsldrip VIII
Head Activities OF Group

New officers have been
chosen by members Of the
Mothers club of Frederick
keator chapter. Order of De-
Molay. to head activities of
the group for the coming
year. Mrs. r. II. Waldrip is
the new president. and Mrs.
Ray Darling will be vice presi-
dent. They will be assisted
by Mrs. Dale Whitney. secre-
tary. and Mrs. L. s. Clark.
treasurer.
Mrs. waldrip viii announce her
committee chairman At the next
meeting of the club TO be held
April 81.
At the recent meeting. Mrs
Harold Meyers. junior past presi-
dent. Was presented with a lace
tsblecloth from the club a. a token
Of appreciation sor her services
during the past year
A birthday Of the eluh VAS oele-
brated with the boys Of the chap
ter as honored guests at refresh
menis after the meeting. A large
birthday cake was cut by the out
going president. Mrs. Harold
Meyers
Interest Of the Mothers club
this week In oentered In the
"Daffy- daffy-dill' dance to be CIV
en- by the chapter Saturday eve
ming at Lakewood.
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Annual parsnis' NIohi
Al u. Place

rhs twelfth annual -pneouou
Night IN ~ heid 81 the trnlveenuey
Place srhcci ~ rrsaav 81 : e'rlepn
was announced tn<iay ~ f1e~puo
n Curtis. principal AZ ne @nnnk
The pvuurnm wsli lneis1s -
Illustrated taIh. -Rs<iia 11I1nwnDu
II the Air given ~ usIie1 An
Lines pilot. special srrNnnemeueo
NJ beys ard giris sies stuaes
an .'a,a fsnhico~1's spellnuwns 3
musscai suis pvuerasu. ten aetian
pictures. "caast In caa6s ~ pioaes
ard Our Gang crme1y.- -
hashethaIi sortssss hsswese ~
mothers and daughters and fashevo
~. SIMS.
Mnthevs I'm ~iii piay hnehee-
hall are Mrs. Marry fisssrus. Mva
knrsisti Larsen. Mrs.. fxlev JneeA
Mra rv~d cardtr. Mrs. vetmA An
dress and Mr. - v esvsheI
noms n ihs fnthsvs wke 30
ehaiisnHs shstv snns srsi NJ nas-
dell Larsen. Mr.. nud nolsea1 -
Mr. q. v. ntrube.
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MIN 6riffish vsisino
From Seattle

A Taeems visitor IN. ~<es =
Nsss c.sh<rsn< tsrsffzfh 81 sesffl..
Nhe = spending - wexk ~sth
heF aunt. Nlss Mary oResllv ~
Ihe csnhFktEe apartment. Ma
Elaine Parker II EsreneFtnn = 80.
ting Thursday sIlh Mss Grimm
ard Mss 0Hesilx So = feIIsw
student - ~. uFIfNsh ~ Ene
University 90 Washington.
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Mrs. Marcus Davies 70
Address Goodwill Group

Pioneer chapter GOODWILL Indus
tries will meet for luncheon at
1890 on Friday in the lie Sourd
church social hall, No. 18th and
Stevens SITS. Hostesses for a
South American luncheon will be
Mrs. J. o. Hackard. Mrs. B. E.
Culver and Mrs. L. NJ. Dummer-
muth. Mrs. Carr Snowman and
Mrs. william johnson will be in
charge Of the tables.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Mar
Gus Davies. whose topic will be
Foods America Gave the World. F."
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Day Islanders
To Have Dance


Residents Of Day Island will
hold another dance nj their
clubhouse Saturday evening.
The affair Is 10 have a spring
theme and accordingly the
clubhouse will be decorated
with dopwood and daffodils.
Mr. and Mrs. W &. wiiioushny
are ehalrmen for the affair. and
assisting on the committee are
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Psnehot.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold l. Hagen
and Mira Jesse " brown.
Following dancing In the club
house, members and their fiisnds
VIII enjoy buffet supper At the
lntsrmlsHion Mrs. Forrest Rice viii
present AN Hawa allan dance
number.
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Clubs

ladies Auxiliary of the Police
and Fire Departments viii hold It's
monthly card party Friday at :
O'Clock at fire station No. at 9th
and A SITS.
Custer Relief Corps Will meet
for a birthday luncheon Thursday
AZ 1870 In the armory. Mrs..
hollie Layine viii preside over the
business meeting which will follow
Past Guardians. Tacoma circle,
n. o. ". Will meet Thursday eve
ming at the HON. Of Mr.. James
Oman. 4315 No. % 81 There y1li
De ritual rehes rsai.
Past rnstrons Of Corinthian chap
ter. o. y. y. will meet Friday With
Mrs. Jack Davies Luncheon wi
b. served At 1870. followed by an
important business session.
ladies Aid. Bethlehem Lutheran
church will sponsor dinner and
sale Friday evening at O'Clock
A program will follow with the
Rev. J l. Rsdal Of Our sayiors
Lutheran church singing
Fern hin RebelaA Past Noble
Grands will meet Friday for noon
luncheon al the home OF Mr.
Robert West, ar, president. The
meeting will Be the first under the
new officers
Pierce County ". {. 7. Z. sx-
ecutivs beard Will meet for bust
ness AZ IN. chapel Of First Bs piisi
church At 80 on Friday. Mrs.
Floy Barsack viii pre&ids.
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Mary rlests hzxe e<<n invited
- Hs=HA~Fs - re .zVs Al
naesns committee - n F.rie.
auxiliary n attend = dsffoeil dance
Narch - - fhs EaeIe. AL NJ
Ernest oHsiiorsn = chairman q
ths eSrnf
ffnesezis frnrh ths dance I'll -
sddea q ne fana e<luk prepared
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Several score members md
friends a ire organization have
already made reservations Tor the
dance Ter themselves and their
friends
Many members have planned t.
form their own partie. and attend
Among those vii BE hosts At their
tables are NJ and Mrs. Harold
Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. PM Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Raw Nrsman. Mr.
and Mrs. nan Williams. Mr. ard
Mrs. Curt Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Greenfield. Mr.. and Mrs
nud oiiiahsn. Mr. and Mrs. A ".
Reynolds. Mr and Mrs WAYNE
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. " ] Grigsi.
Mr.. and Mrs Shields wtdener. Mr.
and Mrs. Al Helmauist. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X Jordon. Miss Frances
slipp and Mr.. Al Van Trojan
Among the many who have
made reservations FOR the affair
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y Wolf
Mayor and Mrs. George saara Of
Anchorage. Alaska. Mr.. and Mrs
John Gushing. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Mccullough. Mr.. and MIRA I'D
Bonner. Mr.. and Mrs Bud Weller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee kress. Mr.. J. r.
stack and Miss Elsa koskl.
Others are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.
Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Gel.
ger. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Driver
Of Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Fegg.
Seattle. Dr. and Mrs NJ NJ. Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs George Waller. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Hart. Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Garner If Ogden. Utah
Mr.. and Mrs p. l.. Patel Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Pickett. Mr. and Mrs
Stan Williams Mr. Carl Carlson
of Seattle. Miss Mabel Mitchell of
Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Al culbert-
son.
still others Who will enjoy the
affair are Mr.. vsrn johnson, Miss
Ruth Raber. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Wood OF Seattle. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Robertson OF Seattle, Mr..
and Mrs. James Embres, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Boyee. Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Porter of Seattle. Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Shelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley sather.
Other reservations Tor the dance
include Mr. and Mrs. Vern Down
sy. Mr.. and Mrs. William whitloe.
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meldrieh
Sam y Smith and Miss Rernics
Griffiths. all NJ Aberdeen.
More who viii attend are Mr.
and Mrs J II Craft. Mr. and Mrs
Lloyd sellg. Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
Mclaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. A l..
Osberg. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Riohsy.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. y. Brsckeit Of
Seattle. and Mr.. and Mrs. n. r.
Conner. also Of Seattle.
Guests from Olympia include
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Mcdowell, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Williams, and Mr..
and Mrs Roy Weeks.
Others planning to attend are
Mr. and Mrs. Georg. Frady, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Llndholm. Mr..
and Mrs James johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert F'reiaheim. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wnshburn. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Robert Rup..
Reservations have also b~en
mad. for the Nsssrs. Dean Booth,
Robert Miller. Franz Cole. Edward
ploof. Robert Nottheut and Albert
Langssth. Also planning To attend
are Misses Phyllis Wilson. Allns
Johnston and Helen ssrsbit.
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10 take the driil team. degree team
ard officers IN the convention 81
Spokane In Inns.
Committee members who are
assisting Mrs.. o.Hsllarsn ~lth
preparations fer the dance are
Mrs Clarence whlfsford. deeors-
tons. Mrs George Bsfiand. check.
rom. and hrs Carroll lllll.
tickets
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Providing their own eolorful ell
mas To the annual daffodli fssti-
val of the city. members NJ kea.
tor chapter, Order az De Molay.
wili hold . paffy-dsffy -diIl dance
on saturday evening.
hundreds NJ biooms will b.
used In decorate the Lakewood
Center ballroom. where the dance
Will he, The theme viii eentsr
around ths dsffoslll.
Ths dance VIII bsaln 81 .
o'clock. according In members sf
IN. committee Donald Clark 10
chairman. assisted by Francis Ms
hogan. Charles Darling and Prank
Baker.
fark Avenue freseheoe meets
Friday If = p. m. II the homo Of
Mrs Nc. e. nlliifani. COS N. T7nd
IT. Mas Stella ksiioxs viii pre-
sent talking pictures. "cigid IN ths
shy and "on the rirfnH Lie"
Fathers arc urged To attend. Mrs
Arthur Strong and Mfs James
l.ampsan viii assist tbs hpstsss-
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Oman Member. VIII Meet
With Mrs. Jones FRIDAY

For 100 o'clock luncheon. Mrs
VIVIAN Jones. 340s No. 3Sth Ut :.
will open her home to members
Of Oman Study club on Friday
afternoon. Co-hostes~es for the
afternoon will BE- Mrs. Kermit
Heggerness and Mrs. Y. y. Lew
ellyn.
Mrs William Arid johnson will
have the afternoon discussion OF
interior decorating.
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Castle Rock Girl
To Marry Here
Mis- tieHsr - ooeemo
Bride OF Alss fsker,setoa

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hirnrh-
korn ~ Castle Rock. WASH
ara announcing the engage
ment nf thar daughter. Mss
Marsie Heller. 10 Mr.. Alan -
Etherinrtnn At rscoma. -
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. Ethov~
inKtnn of 22i6 East Wrioho
street.
rne wedding date rs - -
fas April - The NV reuI neon
nm sili r>rsarsn tns neremonv ~
ne Roosevelt H<srnfs cnrne1na
church Only relatives and ri1no
friends yin sfsena.
After = shevs weser TRIP ~ -
trne wtIl - rneds IN TnenN1n
where NJ. Rsh>ssnGsns y en-
played
Niss Heilex 10 . nrnduoee -
rnalstus Atxh s<seei. se6 h1v. ~
eftnxsnn ~ss graduates frwm L.
rnIa hlsh sfhesi.
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Mrs. MieroW TO Be Installed
Al Ceremony Saturday Evening
Special Committee Appointments Made by New
Queen of Fora Temple. Daughters of The Nile

The coming installation of Mrs Walter II. Mierow as
of Fora temple Daughters of the Nile and her court
of officers centerng the attention of members and invited
Saturday evening At o'clock several hundred
friends will gather in Fellowship hall of Masonic temple to
enjoy the brilliant beauty of this occasion.
This is always outstanding the decorations
carried out in Egyptian magnificence.
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Mrs. Ralph DAVIDSON will be
guest speaker a. the annual sery-
Ice Talsn, tea Of Bethany presby-
terrain church Friday si o'clock.
Mrs DAVIDSON will speak on Sym