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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Quiet Ceremony
Read at Harbor
Miss Hunt. Mr.. Edwards
Take Vows Thursday

Only members Of the two
families were present for the
marriage Thursday afternoon
at 4 o'clock Of Miss Gladys NJ.
Hunt. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. h. Hunt Of Gig Har-
Dor. and Mr.. Donald James
Edwards. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. c. Edwards. also Of Gig
Harbor. The ceremony WAS
read by the Rev. A. J. knut-
zen At the Hunt home.
For the occasion the bride chose
. beige ensemble with brown ae-
oessories and . eorsags Of yellow
rose buds.
Mrs. Hunt wore . blue floral Alik
dress with pink roses and Mrs. I'D
wards was also In blue with .
similar eorsags. The rooms Of the
house were decorated with yellow
tulips and mixed spring flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwards have gone
10 Oregon on their wedding trip
and will be ~ home In Gig Hsrbor
on their return. Both are grad
yates Of GIG Hsrbor high school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
News and Notes OF Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
Y. W. Board 70 Sponsor
Tea TsIt Ner, thursday

Modern Women q Japan will
b the subject Of TAX to Be given
BY Zoe kinoaid renlington in
weyerhseuser hall q the Y. W.
c A at $50 ?. m. Thursday.
April 2ath
Mrs Pennington has very ~.
Gently returned from Tokyo where
for the better part ef the ls., 10
years she has had unusual oppor-
tunities to know the people. their
culture and philosophy and to OBJ
serve the effects Of present ma
tional and world conditions
The program and tea Is eeinr
sponsored by the Y ". c, A. hoard
OF directors. Mrs. winfred Price.
vice president. and Mrs. Roger
Chase. chairman Of the Public AZ.
fairs committee are in charge az
the arrangements. Tickets may
be secured in advance or at the
door.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Dsnforth W.C.T.U. 70
Hold Institute Tuesday

Mrs. J. J. Geehan. president 81
the Danforth w c. T. L.. viii pre-
side at the annual institute on
Tuesday. II will be an sll-day se..
sion starting al 10 a m. and the
group and their friends will he the
guests Of the Falkland Methodist
church with Mrs. Bessie Pea.e and
Miss Annette kiehlhach. the local
pastors. acting as hostesses.
An excellent program Ia heins
planned. After the flag salute Mrs
Wanda Buck viii lead in the de-
votions Mrs. Floy Bsrwick. presi-
dent Of the county. will talk on the
relationship Of the Institutes TO the
White Shield home.
Mrs. Barbara Eddie will discuss
the value of the national papers,
Mrs. Mary Bledecker win intro
duoe the flower mission and Mrs.
Rose Hamer will have as her topic
"Evangelistic Temperance an d
Missions
After Mrs. Selma Lindseth has
discussed Christian Citizenship"
and international Relations" Mrs.
Maude Richards will tell Whats
Going On in Washington.
Following a solo by Mrs Ern-
est Barbour an imitation radio
program VIII be put on by Mrs.
George Cole, Mrs. n. l. Yount and
Mrs. l.. h. Barton that viii por-
tray the value of health. member
ship and radio to the union Two
original songs will add to the at
traction of this number.
Scientific temperance instruc-
ton will be the topic OF Mrs. Anna
B. Moores remarks. then Mrs.
Josephine Sulstan of the soldiers
and sailors department will in
troduce Mr.. Everett n. Chane,
army and navy Y. NJ. C. A. secre-
tary, who will speak on "Our Re
sponsibility to the Young Men in
the Service"
Following this an offering will
be taken for the Bible fund for
Fort Lewis.
After the noontide prayer the
women Of the Y. L. A. will serve
the luncheon.
Mrs. Clifford Olson OF the Park
land Trinity Lutheran church will
be the soloist for the afternoon
session.
Mrs. Ella Booker OF Seattle
junior past president Of the state
W. c. T. L.. will talk on thu de.
partments and accomplishments
of the Union since its organization
Mrs. Lee Howes will give a book
review Of the Study Book of the
Women's Society Of Christian Ser.
vice which will he an inspiration
10 all.
Mrs. q l.. Yount will have
charge Of the music for the SEES.
sions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

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~ seea Neu members az the
ehuFrh are especially wg~s q
attend fhis mcuthiy r~<tsna. ana
10 tsse rsrs N thss missionary
program carried 90 ~ ne ~emsn
~ the church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Mrs. Griffiths VIII
Conduct DeIphian MEETING

Delphisn alumnhs will meet at
the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday with
Mrs. C. Y. Griffith presiding for
the brief business session. Mrs.
c. A. Lund will be supervisor for
the continuation Of the study Of
Mexico.
Politics a. . Profession"
Wealth and Poverty" Youth
Movement in Mexico" cafe Life"
and "Progress in Aviation" will
be discussed by hesdsmes Lund.
r. J. Sanders. n. ". Elder. D. A.
Frmin and y. T Clifford Mrs.
Llnd will review Land Of Wonder
and Fear" by v. A. Mitchell
Hedges
IAdi@s Auxiliary IN tfs Order ~
Railroad Conductor will meet
Tuesday AFTERNOON a. 2 o'clock IN
the 1907. temple Nrs. lease
Humphrey will preside.
Cedar AuriiIsrs vii meet Tues
day ~ the 10. 3sth at Masonic
hall for q i2:4s luncheon. Busi-
ness meeting. cards and needle
work viii follow. Hostssses VIII
BE- hssdamss Y Z. Hagen. Ralph
Mcdonald. X. y. Craig. e. A.
Throdahi and Nellie Strickland
.
starr and strips. sewing Ciss
Will meet at the home Of Mrs.. Jim
Hill at LaCrands Tuesday for lz:so
potiuck luncheon Mrs v. Brown
Will assist the hostsxs. Mrs. Adslia
Harley VIII preside over business.
Cars viii leave ~ 10 O'Clock from
the home Of Mrs.. Charles Hoff-
man. ssis 30. n 81
CsatsaI ". c. 7. q. ~il meet
for q program Tuesday Afternoon
a, First nsthocist church. Taking
part In the program will 10 Mrs.
Thomas Ksin and Mrs. X W.
Hsmsr.
P,sres Count, w.C.T.U. -1il hid
us monthly executive meeting IN
day ID First BAptist eanreA-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Many Couples Take Marriage
Vows During Past Week End
Ceremonies Here. in PuysIup ard At For Levi,
Chapel Of Wide Interest Saturday and Sunday

Marked by its charm and beauty Of simplicity was the
marriage Sunday afternoon al o'clock of Miss Lorraine
Lundberg daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carl J. Lundberg and
Mr. Robert A. Barnes of Mr. and Mrs William A.
Barnes The exchanged in the Lundberg home
with DR.. Frances J. Van Horn officiating.
The setting most attractive. the wedding party
standing before the fireplace with the mante forming
improvized altar banked strkngy with greens and white
snapdragons. sweetpeas and stock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Tacoma Circle. NOW.
To Elect DeIeosiss

Tacoma circle No. Iss, n. q. w.
win meet In regular ses.lon Of {
O'Clock Monday evening In Eagles
hall with the newly Installed off,
GERS In charge. There will b an
election Of delegates 10 the district
convention In Olympia In Nay.
Serving on the refrsshmsnt com-
mittse are Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
White.
EAgies Auxiliary vii sponsor .
thrss-handed 500 party Tuesday
afternoon ~ O'Clock In the Eagles
hall. Mrs. hattie LsIndsrs serving
a. chairman.
IAd,s. Auxiliary Of the =. n. q
r. Bos Dnvess will meet Tlssds y
evening In the pythisn temple for
a social evening
Custer Relief Corps viii sponsor
luncheon and ,sro party In rish.
srs auditorium Wednesday o.,
1z:i5. Members ~ the COMMITTEES
are Hesdsnnss Fred Abhosi. James
Nichols. Thomas hoosrs. Howard
sioysr. Earl Williams. Gordon Rail
Lteils FOCAL. E,ts Beck. Walter
hsrdsn and Milford Orthiund
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
osssiny Auxiliary
To See Pictures

Destiny aaxslwry. Hnsi nrfh.
~iil held . s.elAi ms~siax ~ . n
oeiosk Tuesday evening ~ rai.
mud ressh synagogue
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films all ~ sha~n NJ the ru.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
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To Msss "Wednesday

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J a.. viii np~n her home ~
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hers Of the Catholic wcman's
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
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Yakima Mrs Celwsii ~lll ns re-
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Langley. high school teacher at
karc~sln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

In the entrance hall a large hy-
drangea plant was placed and
throughout the rest OF the home
tulips and other pastel flowers
were arranged.
The bride chose a smart blue
afternoon dress for her wedding
and wore with II a crystal neck
lace. She carried q prayerbook on
which were several gardenias.
Miss Jane Lundberg was her
sister's only attendant and she Was
dressed in lighter blue dress with
Talisman roses, against white
background. for her eorsage. The
bridegroom brother. Mr.. William
c. Barnes. for whom Mr.. Robert
had been best man last year, at
tended the couple also.
Wedding guests were received
Immediately after the ceremony,
Mrs. Lundberg wearing navy net
with a Tslisman corsage and Mrs.
Barnes in a lighter blue with pink
rosebuds for her flowers.
In the dining room the collation.
table was centered with white
flowers which repeated the floral
motif of the fireplace. A lace cloth
was used on the table, as were
tall white tapers on either end. Mrs.
T. C. Johnson poured and Mrs.
Clarence Lundberg was in charge
of the dining room. Assisting were
Mrs. William Stixrud OF Seattle,
Miss Louise Bennett, Miss Myrtle
Jacobsen and Mrs. Alex Pozarich,
sister of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes left on a
short wedding trip and will be at
home in Tacoma on their return.
The bride wore a black and white
ensemble for travelling.
Before the wedding a telegram
was received from Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. P. Skottowe. brother-in-law
and sister of Mr.. Barnes. from
Los Angeles. extending their good
wishes to the popular young cou-
pie.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes are
Stadium high school graduates.
He was charter member of the
Bachelor club.
gan-Duncan
Fshorr, ~ n rad,a,. ,,o,,,o h,sa.
and beauty of the setting made
the marriage Saturday afternoon
at o'clock of Miss Mary Josephine
Duncan to Mr.. Dayton Finnigan
an outstanding event of the sea-
son. The vows were exchanged at
the altar of Christ Episcopal church
where the Rev. Robert F. Pfeiffer
officiated. Gala lilies and Jap
snese iris were used TO appoint the
church.
The bride is the attractive and
talented daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Duncan and her husband
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter F.
Finnigan.
Before the wedding professional
began Mr.. Richard Names sang
"At Dawning" by Cadmsn and Itch
Liebe Dich' by Greg. Miss Ma
ron Brush played the organ music
for the wedding.
The bride was picturesque in
her suit of waterfall blue silk with
full-length coat. Her matching
hat and veil had violet and pink
flowers and she wore a corsage
OF orchids and valley lilies.
Mrs. Frederick Kennedy was the
brides one attendant and she wore
powder blue redingote with straw
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-13
To The Local TheaterS

same name, the film features a not able group of supporting players along with a streamlined story and Hitting tunes that million have hum med. The picture opens three day engagement here on Wednesday.
 Miss Neagle's part of Nanette is that of a Miss Fixit" the niece of Boston millionaire who is kept un- der the thumb of his dominating wife. The millionaire unfortunately, has offered to help several mercen- young ladies with their careers, and when they strat coming around to claim the promised assistance, uncle is in spot.
 Nanette valiantly tries to help out and to keep it secret from her aunt. She enlists the services of a young illustrator and of a young theatrical producer, but in the pro- cess both men fall in love with her. The nesuing rivalry for Nanettes attentions motivates the fast-moy- ing plot and its romance.
 Miss Neagle has her best role to date in the title part, while Rich ard Carlson as the painter and ictor Mature as the producer share TO- mantle honors with her.
 Roland Young and Helen Broder- ick are cast as the uncle and. aunt, and zasu Pitts, Tamara, Eve Arden, Billy Gilbert and Stuart Robinson head the supporting roster. Three of ttan T1ancf YNNYN11lo1. Nr. iginal show are interwoven through the picture, No, No, Nanette," "Tea For Two," and T Want To Be Happy"
 On the same program is another smash hit, "The Saint In Palm Springs" featuring George Sanders in the role of The Saint, with Wendy Barrie as the leading lady Here you have the newest and most exciting of the Saint series.
 Attractions current at Loew's Poli include You'll Find Out" with Kay Kyser, Peter Lorre, Bella Lugosi and Boris Karloff, and ''The Girl In the News, with Margaret Lockwood and Barry Barnes.
 Movie Party will be played at Loew's Poi Thursday night and cash awards totalling $100 will be given away to winning members of the audience, so make up party and come on down.
 Gone With The Wind" is coming to Loew's for its first anniversary engagement, with noting cut but the price.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-13

hair and sleeping in the Shel- ter with their hair in curlers. By day they helped prepare food and get ready trousseau of sorts. And three days the men spent discuss ing the outlook for the soon-to- be-married couple.
 Finally, with an air raid in progress outside, the young East End couple marched down an aisle bounded on both sides by three-tired hunks and mattresses spread along the cobblestones of the shelter. The shelter marshal was there, reSplendent in clean collar and new tie. Father Gros- ser, padre of the East End, was there, waiting to perform the mar riage ceremony. The men and women of both families, three po- licemen, two policewomen, two nurses, doctor were there. In fact 5000 people were there, although only few hundred saw the cere- mony.
 The little shelter queen, dressed in a freshly starched street, dress, and her husband, solemn-faced in a blue serge suit, moved down the aisle to the tune of the Wedding March by two out-of work mu- sicians playing on violin and &C., cordion.
 They reached Father Grosser, who, in a short but solemn cere- mony, joined the two together as man and wife. During this cli- max the silence was so great you could hear a bomb drop. The women started to cry and then 1t was all over. The musicians broke into what they thought was Sand Street live and everyone swarmed around the couple and started celebrating.
 Next day the couple had the ceremony legalized in church. Then Death
 Along about o'clock in the morning a fight broke out down at the other end of the shelter. Two cockneys from Limehouse were cir cling around a 10-foot open space for an opening. One lowered his guard, the other moved in and from then on a Canadian backwoods fight had nothing on this. It was to the finish in the best Jack London man. ner except that neither man wore hobnailed boots. But one carried knife and when it was over in five minutes they hauled one away to the first-aid room, the other to jail.
 The nurse said the man who had been badly knifed died at 3:24 a. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-13

Strand theater when "Tin Pan AL ley" widely heralded musical opens a four day engagement at that theater starting Wednesday.
 Stirring with the romance, laugh ter, memories and melodies of the unbelievable street that makes the nation sing, the picture has been hailed as surpassing the memorable "Alexander's Ragtime Band" and is judged as one of the finest musicals ever produced.
 Its story, great star power and magnificent assembly of old and new hit songs are just some of the elements which make it a picture which should appeal to everyone.
 Jack Oakie and John Payne head the brilliant featured cast of the film which also includes Allen Jenkins, Esther RalSton, the Ni- cholas Brothers, dusky dancing stars and Ben Carter.
 Co-featuring the program is Charter Pilot" gay, rollicking thrill packed film starring Lloyd Nolan and featuring Lynn Bari op- posite him at the head of a strong cast which includes Arleen Whelan and George Montgomery.
 Coming soon to the Strand are such hit pictures as Texas Ran gers Ride Again" "The Marx Bros. Go West" South of Suez," Santa Fe Trail" Love Thy Neighbor," Flight Command" Four Mothers" and among others "Comrade K"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-13
MUSIC.
 TO BE FEATURED
 Learning-tO=Listen Course Opened to Public at BrOn- son Library

Continuing with their study of the classic period of music, this eve- ningis "Learning-to-Listen" audi ence will be introduced to the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mo zart. A biographical sketch of the composer will be given, as well as his Symphony IT D Major ("Prague") (K 5OH, recorded by Bruno Walter and the Vienna Phil harmonic Orchestra.
 The program will open with von Weber's delightful Invitation to the Dance," as interpreted by Arturo ToScanini and the British Broad casting Go. Symphony Orchestra. The class will reveiew the string section of the symphonic orchestra, particular attention being given to the double bass and harp.
 The "Learning-to-Listen" class which meets at 7:15 in the music room of the Bronson Library each Monday and Tuesday night, is of- fered without charge through the cooperation of the library and the WPA Adult Education Program of Waterbury.
 All planning to enroll in the be- ginner'S course, which is presented each Tuesday night, are urged to do so this week, as there is still time to get general survey of musical development in the Tuesday class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-13
STATE

If you intend to see the mammoth double hit bill currently at the War ner Bros. State theater you'll have to hurry as performances tomorrow evening positively conclude its en- gagement. Headlinirg the show is the technicolor production North West Mounted Police" starring Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll with a giant cast. On the sams program is Where Did You Get That Girl?" starring Leon Errol and Helen Par riSh.
 And then starting Wednesday the State will present one or the most uproarious comedies the screen has ever known. This Thing Called Love" co-starring Rosalind Russell and Meivyn Douglas.
 The picture has been hailed as sur passing Tt Happened One Night" for laughs and boasts stellar SUD- porting cast which includes Binnie Barnes, Allyn Joslyn, Gloria Dick son, Lee J. Cobb and Gloria Holden.
 "This Thing Called Love" is a wacky, gaily unroarious marital comedy in which Rosalind insists upon being the platonic bride of Melvyn Douglas, who loves her madly. She loves him just as madly, and she doesn't want their marriage to go on the rocks. She therefore insists-to Melvyn's indignation and digust-that they learn to live to- gether peacefully in the same house before they even attempt to share the same room.
 From the opening scene until it's final hectic fade-out, This Thing Called Love" is said to be swift paced and hilarious a fit successor to '@The Doctor Takes A Wife" and "He Stayed For Breakfast" both of which starred Douglas; delightful and more hilarious then His Girl Friday" and Hired Wife" both of which starred Miss Russell. In short, the co-stars have topped everything they have ever brought to the screen.
 The second big nit will bring to the screen the celebrated sleuth of radio and fiction, Ellery Queen, in the first picture of a series "Ellery Queen, Master Detective" Ralph Bellamy plays the title role with Margaret Lindsey taking the part of Nikki Porter. Others in the cast in- clude Charles Grapewin, James Burke, Michael Whalen and Kath- crime DeMille.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-13
I-C CREDIT MEN
 TO MEET FRIDAY
Diversified Schedule of Activities at Downtown
 Church This Week

The annual meeting of the parish credit union will be held Friday evening of this week at 2 o'clock in the basement of the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
 The schedule of events carded at this church for the next few days follows:
 Communion Sunday
 The Third Order of St. Francis will receive Holy Communion next Sunday at the 8 o'clock Mass.
 The Boys of the Parish will re- ceive Holy Communion next Sunday at the o'clock Mass.
 The Waterbury Council of Catho- lie Women will receive Holy Com munion next Sunday at the o'clock Mass.
 Meetings And Instructions
 Religious Instructions for the High School freshmen Monday evening at 2 o'clock.
 Religious Instructions for the High School sophomores, juniors, and seniors Monday evening at o'clock.
 Meeting of the Junior c. Y. O. Monday evening at SIS o'clock.
 Meeting of the Senior 0. Y. O. Wednesday evening at 800 o'clock.
 Meeting of the Holy Name Society Tuesday evening after devotions.
 Meeting of the League of the Sacred Heart next Thursday evening after devotions. ...... DevOtiOnS
 Devotions and Novena in Honor of St. Joseph, Tuesday morning during the g o'clock Mass, Tuesday noon at 1910, Tuesday afternoon at AIS, and Tuesday evening at 7:30. Favors reported since last Tuesday: Elm ployment-2; satisfactory physical examination-1; peace in family-1; raise in pay-2; improvement in health-2; special intention granted 1; not classified-1.
 Exposition of the Blessed Sacra- ment all day Thursday, after the o'clock Mass, closing with Holy Hour in the evening at 7:30. Novena in Honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Saturday eve- ming at 7:30.
 Bingo Party, Friday evening at 8 o'clock.