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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
MeMiIIin Gives
Titdns a Good
Chance TO Win
Bemoans Injury
of Three Stars
of Indiana Eleven
BY HAROLD KAHL

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. %
IF ever there's question mark
in the Western Conference foot
ball race it should be Indiana
University
30 McMillin. the Hoosiers' head
coach. expressed that opinion al
the All-Star game in Chicago
nearly a month ago. He repeated
il again here today.
Furthermore" he added in
the next breath, "lf ever team
has a good chance TO win, De-
troit has tomorrow"
This statement was prompted
by the fact a series of injuries
makes il doubtful whether three
OF his best backs VIII see notion
in the opening game OF the season
against the Titans here tomorrow
afternoon.
holloway Is definitely out
with n leg injury" 30 went on
say. "Swlhart has the same
trouble, while Billy HilIenbrand
has a ssre foot. Unless there Is a
decided Improvement, neither
Swihart nor Hillenbrand will be
In the starting lineup"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Probable Pitchers
TODAY

TODAY
BY international News Service
AMERICAN LEAGTE
washington A. New York--Chase are
Wynn Russo ard Chandler u gan,esl
Chicago A. Detroit Rigney and benton
Cleveland ~ 81 louis Teller and Mi.
mar Smith and Auker q gamesl
Other clubs mot schefuled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Riddle ard
Brandt
only Eame scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
PICKS ALABAMA
MISS SHOULD WIN

In a nip and tuck battle,
Harry Mehre's nicely balanced
Ole Miss team should edge out
Georgetown. With only the
remnants Of his great 1910 squad
left. Jack Hagerty will find IL
difficult TO field a team strong
enough 10 stop the thruSts Of the
talented -fI=nen=ffovious and
Hapes. These backs are two Of
the finest runners in the nation.
1t will be well-fought game,
but we look for Mississippi 10
win.
In a well contested game.
Indiana WIll- probably nose eat
the University Of Detroit. Gus
Dorais athletes will throw a lot
Of passes and will register plenty
Of first downs. Yet, the Hoosiers
will have Bill Hillenbrand the
great sophomore back. and we
look for HIM 10 be the difference
In very interesting clash,
which will feature lots Of Of
fenSlve football.
The last time that we saw
Holy Cross play Boston College
z. Holy Cross o. the Crusaders
looked awfully good 20 US. If
Joe SheeketSki's boys start off
this campaign where they fin
ished their 40 season. then they
will be hard 10 beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
BEST OF ALL

Earl Doloway. IL should be ex-
planned, was counted on as an al
ternate with Hillenbrand az left
halfback. He proved in Spring
drills what many suspected a year
ago, that he is the best all-around
back on the squad He's the best
punter on the team and can run
and pass.
Doloway also can play fullback
and when Hiilenbrand, sophie
more touted as another Tom
Harmon, showed up so well this
Fall. he was shifted Dale SWihart.
a junior Ike DoioWay. is the best
OF the right halfbacks.
McMillin made sure il was un-
derstood that % members Of his
squad Of Al never played varsity
fnalhaQ r--.-----4---,. -..-..--,---s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
HELPS DEFENSE

Also important 10 the offenSe
Will be the rule permitting the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
E. E. Richards
Dinner Hosts
Party Wednesday Evening
Fe.es Two Couples

Mr.. and Mrs. +. [. Richards
entertained Al dinned Nednes-
iay evening honoring their
son and dsughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Riehardn Of
Honolulu. Hawaii. who came
10 the mainland on q business
and pleasure trip several
weeks ago. Comnlimented
also were her hrother-in-law
and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. {. Richards who have just
returned from a tour of the
United States.
Dinner vii be served At :
o'clock with nr. and Mrs. d J.
Rlende and Nj and M Robert
Hendricks ,oining them for tho
occasion.
The visitors frnm the island viii
say aloha Ia their Tacoma rel..
tives and friends on Sunday and
viii so 10 san Francisco Tor a
week before sailing for Hawaii
where their two daughters. Rar-
hsra and Dolores. VII greet them.
The girls are students ~ rnnAha.
prominent girls private school In
the islands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

FOR their annual week end cut.
Ing. members Of the Lima seeiesy.
science honorary organisAtlon Of
Pacific Lutheran college. ~ili ~
10 Hagum hay for . session II
boating. swimming. fishing and
hikes. this coming Saturday ana
Sunday. Accompanying the group
will be Df. Harold j L~rsas. sd.
wiser. and Miss Grace aiomqulss
Of the faculty Of Pacific Lutheran
college
Those In charge Of arrange
ments are Ienors Huntington
president. Luther pengtson. vice
president. Valerie Olson. secretary.
and Nina Anderson. treasurer.
Others assisting are Paul nrinksn.
Ruth slmonson, Fior.nos ilupp.
nal fslsenhsrs and Marx rtnsn.
Members planning Ia attend are
Mabel Scott. Virginia uendrishsun,
Valerie Olsen. Rhoda Ire. Nina
Anderson. Mark lowell. Goodwin
Olson, paul nrlnksn. Blll Foss.
Ruth nenktson. John I.srsgasrd.
Helen lowell. Alsiis woe~o. Alice
Ford. Roy Stevens. Lloyd Nelson,
Ruth simonson, Harold FsihsB-
berg. Jim Anderson. Ignore Hunt.
ington. Torgsr La. Lois Ludwig.
Luther Bengtson, Guttorm Greg.
erson. Hen Dahis. ksnneth john
son. Florence Hopp. Ellen swan
son. Phyllis Duncan. Bnd oaIhraith
and Msrh atuen.
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A E Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. u. N
A Williams. Mr.. and nrs A. q
necrsney. Mr. and Mrs. George
Griggs Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs.
n y. Love. Mr.. and Mrs. ". H.
hspinvsii. Mr. and Mrs. A. c
Snyder. Mr. and Mr.. " q Carl.
son. Nj and Hrs. 9 y. Hehsstsrs.
Mr. and Ars Tom Finn. Mr. And
Mrs. Berry hugg. Mrs. Frank Cline
Mr.. and hrs ". Grady. M. and
Mr.. = N ksnney. Mr.. and Mr.
J. J. Sheridan. Mr.. ard krs. d. -.
MARVEL. Mr.. and MR. a. ". Hol.
somb. Mr.. ard hrs y D. Kelley.
Mr.. and nrs Frsdsrses ~ Mad.
ssn and fourteen quests. Mr.. and
Mrs " NJ wethsrsil with a table
for six. Mr. and nrs Weston
LsEns. M. Leonard Iaptaes. nrs
Walter Dickson and ten sussts
Mr. J. W Rogers. Mr. v. NJ
Hayden. Miss May Russell. Mr.
Roy EDgsrs Mr.. u. " Cs.bmAn.
Mrs Otto Cshr5. Mrs. Albert gsbri.
Mr.. and kfs. A J. Kimpfiin. Mr.
and Mrs.. James y Dawson. Mr..
and krs. q =. Hsrsuarc. Mr.. and
Mr.. L. 9. shsnklin. Mr.. ard Mrs.
y. ". Bogrssixs
Mr. and Mira. e. y. Lynn, Mr.
and Mrs.. e J Cummings, Mr. ard
Ma Dale forssnDroes. MFs G. c.
hsillngsr. Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter Wal
lsries. Mr.. ard Mr. e. N. Shank.
Mr.. and Mrs.. q. ". syman. Mr..
and Mr.. q. kolts. Mr. and Mrs
= y Alien, Mr.. Ard Nrs. w. B.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs Eric Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence c. Weaver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Tally. all of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold y. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald c. crawforth,
Mr., and Mrs. Carl X. chrfstoferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Flaskow. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred {. Hansen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris \. Tween, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Dickson. Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith. DIT.
Bernard Ootkin. Miss Cecilia Ora
yinski. Miss Mildred Blessing. Mr..
Howard Lincoln. Or and Mrs. J. X.
Brooke.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Il. Dahl.
Mr. and Mrs " G. Pinoh.s. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert J Lowry. Mr.. and
Mrs Neal r. Nelson, Mr.. and Mr..
Frank e. carmody, Mr.. and Mrs.
William ". WsHhburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. John u. FAR. Mr.. and An.
h. W. Loren. Mr.. J. Robert Nor
r1sssy. Miss Eva Van Derits, Mr..
Melvin r.. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul r. Benson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Herlsy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Flanders. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Elsirom. Miss Pearl Garrison,
Mr.. Arthur Erickson
Mr.. and Ars A. J. Graft. Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Rogers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Welsh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Ladd Collins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick J. Achsnhsusen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Coz. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Haynes
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Mac
pherson, Mr. and Bfs. Douglas
Barlow. Mr.. and Mira Leslie Is.
suigroys. DIR. and Mr.. o. q. But
ton, DIR. and Mrs.. v. e. PsuhlmAn.
Lieut. Commander ard Mr. ". u.
AeAdsm. nrs Henrietta Palmer.
At table for twelve Hdll he Mr..
and Mrs.. Carl r ksdsen and their
quests
Reservations includ. alho Mr..
and Mrs. Holmes Eastwood. Mr..
and Mr. Oscar Wallln. Mr.. and
Mrs. William o. Dunes<y. Mr.. and
Mrs. FRANK n. Msrris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hagen. Mr.. and Mrs.
OBr1en Lava. Mr.. and Mr..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Anniversary Ball Will Open
With Festive Grand March
Dancing and Cards in Crystal Ballroom and Rose and
Gold Room Planned by Mrs. Nemeyer and Committee

Twenty-Five years of Taeoma's leading charitable
organizations will be observed by Tacoma Day Nursery
Saturday evening at suspicious anniversary ball in the
Crystal ballroom of Hote Winthrop The spring cabaret
for which the flowers will be the seasons lovelies will be
preceded by grand march which will be lead by Mayor
Harry P Cain and Mrs Berry Sugg president the Bay
Nursery club.
Mrs Willis l. Niemeyer is chairman of the affair with
Mrs Louis { kusch working with her the general
mittee and Mrs Harry H. Sutton charge of decorations
Serving also the committee Mrs. J. OBren Laws
chairman of cards assisted by Mrs Calvin Stewart Mrs
H. F. Love and Mrs George Griggs Franklin and dance,
Mrs. Paul T. Benson, Mrs j. f. Herey. Mrs Harold +.
DAHL Mrs Herbert F Satteree Mrs Frederick H. Madsen
Mrs Charles Schleusner, Mrs. P NJ. kenney and Mrs
Howard
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Other officers of the club are
Mrs. Calvin w. Stewart. first vice
president; Mrs. Herbert F. Sat
terlee. second vice president; Mrs.
Frederick H. Madsen, third vice
president, Mrs. Willis C. Niemeyer.
fourth vice president. ways and
means: Mrs. Louis c. Kusch. sec
rotary; Mrs Harold E. Dahl. treas
urer, Mrs. Charles Schleusner.
publicity. Mrs. Frank Cline, tele-
phone chairman. Mrs. Harry II.
Sutton. chairman decorations, and
Mrs. A. G. Graft. coll. ave.
The board of the organization is
headed by Mrs. Llewellyn Wing
and includes Mrs A o. Burmeis-
ter. Mrs c. f McMasters. Mrs
J. D. REGISTER. Mrs II. r. Kill
worth. Mrs. Henry Skramstad.
Mrs. {. A f.. Naubert. Mrs Grover
Nolts. Mrs. Allen II. Johnson. Mrs.
f. f. Perkins. Mrs. George Griggs
Franklin. Mrs. Morton Gregory.
Mrs J. O'Brien Laws. Mrs o. G.
Button. Mrs. Donald c. Crawforth,
Mrs. C. J. Cummings. Mrs. II. r.
Love. Mrs. c. o. Lynn. Mrs Frank
r. Merris, Mrs. c. A. Miller. Mrs.
A f. Graham. Mrs. James r. Mac
pherson and Mrs S r. Allen.
Preceding the dance many of
the members nave planned dinner
parties in their homes.
The partial list OF reserva tons
includes.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry Cain
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Miss Fletcher
Becomes Bride


l.ilies. doTwood and apple
blossoms formed the back
ground for the pretty we'd
ding IN Central Lutheran
church chapel Saturday eve
ming In which Misa Jan
Fletcher became the bride of
Mr.. Jack Newton. The e~rv-
mony WAS read By the Rev.
=. u. Hoff nj \ o'clock.
The bride. daughter ef Mrs
Rachel Nielsen. WIRE . s.wn NJ
whlis chiffon for her wedding.
Ffom q crown NJ thu Same me-.
,srisi. fell her bridal veil NJ finger
Up length she carried Fosss and
lilies NJ the valley In her wedding
bouquet.
Attending the hrids. Miss Mari.
mn Mccormack wprs pink rhlffoN
with . bouquet Of sweet peas and
rosebuds. Mr.. wssisy Maitland
vas the hest man 81 the wedding.
The reception followed immsdl-
siely In the chapel Ths wedding
eshs vas cut by Mrs. Y, njsilsnd.
Assisting with the serving we're
Mrs., Randall Dahl. Mis- Apdsvs-
bee and Miss Virginia ttddss
ror iravsiIns lhs brsds woss .
beige three piece suit With hvywn
Accessories.
The young eoupis have sons
south Tor . week and ~iii he 81
home In Tacoma ~hsn they return,
Phil shssssiss k~lsef G.sps Ne.
- slil hold . card party and
luncheon ~ The sfmosy FRIDAY ~
izm tn. affair v open 10 ths
public.
Willard W. q. r. q. viii inset
for ~ 10 h.nshsan 81 IN hsms al
Mrs.. Arthur l<sehs. si0s IA yskl.
ma ave. Friday. 4 program -.
ginning ., . eeb<a wtII ~ led by
h,s n. w. Hamss. county director /
n tssnpsvsnes ard mlasisns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
District Meeting 70 Be
Held in Taeoma Friday

The roth ssmi.annnsl session If
Reheksh District No. slll open
nj the Odd Fellows Temple. FRI
dny. 10 o'clock.
The president. Mrs John Ashton.
has prepared an interesting pro-
gram for the all day meeting and
400 Rebekah members from Ia
coma. kspowsin. Eatonville. Roy.
Nelm. Alder. Shelton and olympia
are expected 10 attend
MI Tacoma Reoekah 10 hoss ess
lodge and they have chosen their
noble grand. Mira. George Coetzks.
10 deliver the address Of welcome
The lodge members will serve din
ner at noon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Garden Club 10 spooso,
Luncheon rridsy

The AHdsson Garden rluh 10
sponsoring card party And
luncheon. 70 ~ hsld at th~ Broad
uaoof Friday. April IL Hridxs.
pinoehis and ro siil 10 playsd
ard Chimes checkers for those
who 40 not play easds Ess1rys.
iions may h made by Ealing
Garland sz7i OF Garland szTsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Mrs. Haakinson VIII Be
Y. M. B. &. Hostess

The general meeting luncheon
and card party of the Young Mems
Business club auxiliary will be
held this week at the home OF Mrs.
J. Marvin Lynn. e12 No. Tacoma
ave, Friday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock. Assisting hostesses will
be Mrs. John c Bjorklund, Mrs.
C. c. Knowles. Mrs. c. o. Lynn.
and Mrs Lon Allen. Mrs. Rene
Nelson and Mrs. Y. D. Patterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Bethany Presbyterian shure b
circle . will sponsor Junia Todd
Hsilrn In = book talk Friday eve.
ming oil q O'Clock Mrs.. Charles
ksll 10 chairman II iis program
which Will include In addition 10
MIR liailsn's reviews. whi~tiink
solos by Mrs. &. ~. ffslh.lf, ae=
oompsnlsd by Mrs.. D. christoffsr-
son.
Mrs y r Meet 10 In charge 81
the table decorations ard Mrs
Leigh Martin the ilck.ts. Mrs.. "
q. io~msn and Mrs. - ~
Fssrison hsvv kssn ASKED 10 pour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Church Groups 10
Entertain Friday

Ladies' Aid society and the
ladies auxiliary of the Messiah
Lutheran church. So. 18th and I
SITS. are sponsoring = dinner In
the church dining room Friday
evening at q o'clock On tho menu
Will be special Norwegian dish
called 'fRomm.grod
The COMMITTEES In charge In
eludes Mrs. c. Koolsy. Mrs. John
Rorem. Mrs J M. Marker. Mrs.
Palma Brynestad. Mr. Donald
jackson and Mrs. n. N. Hageness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Republican Women TO
Have Luncheon Monday

Womens L n [ 2 d Republican
club will hold its regular month
ly meeting on Monday, April 81
at the Washington apartments
DIS So. 7th ST.
Luncheon will be at 12.15
o'clock. A short business meeting
will follow, with Mrs. Ivan Wray,
president of the group, presiding
Mayor Harry P. Cain. the guest
speaker, will talk on the subjects,
Planning Tacomas Future" and
Tacoma and the Defense Pro-
gram"
Mothers club. Battery G. 25th
Coast Artillery will meet Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the City
hal council chambers.
RAY {. Roberts auxiliary. Y. J..
w, will sponsor a rummage sale
FRIDAY from p until I o'clock al
1881 Broadway Mrs L. W Craig
Is the general chairman and will
be assisted by the officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Nokomis 70 Meet
Friday Afternoon

Miss Alice o Vaughn will open
her nome at 1928 So 18th to men,
bers of Nokomis Study club Fri
day afternoon at o'clock Roll
call will be answered with current
events. A paper on Hawaiian vol
canoes will be presented by Mrs.
p NJ Bestler and book review
will be given by Mrs. Henry Glaze
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert =. Sattersee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard r jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Earl E. Arthur. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur sloyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Rathbone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Keihl, Mr.. and Mrs..
Ralph L. tombstone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
BJelland, Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith Mr. and Mrs. c X. Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. William G Mahncke,
Mr.. and Mrs A n. Gunderson.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Shields, Mr.
and Mrs. a. ". Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Carlson. Mr.. and Mrs.
". d Woodbufn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. e. Cooney,
Dr. and Mrs. Lee Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles schleusner.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brill. Mr.. and
Mrs O. A. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Rhode. Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Greenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Gazecki, Mr. and Mrs Calvin w.
Stewart. Or. and Mrs.. J. A. Erick-
son, Or. Leonard Morris, Miss
Eloise kharton.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis c. Kusch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Sutton, Mr..
and Mrs. George Wraften. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beckwith. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry p. kobervig. Mr. and Mrs.
Willis c. Niemeyer. Mrs. Roger
TAYLOR.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl r. stsarns
Mr.. and Mrs. J George Miles. r.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

The Tacoma Agate rub vifl hoid
an open meeting In the basement
~ tho Plymouth robgrsEs tlonsi
church 81 No. 18th and Park ave.
Thursday. sf a o'clock
Mr.. Milton Heed of ins Seattle
Gem club viii show hh large
collection III eolorsd slides ~ ysri-
Gus sgsiss ana minerals. and ~ili
display ths same stones. Members
II the Tacoma Agate Rub will sisa
display SONS ~ their collections
The public 10 invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Miss Herman WEEDS
Mr.. Stevenson
Ceremony In Bethesda
Baptist by Rev. Flint

In q sprinr-like setting of
dogwood and lilac blossoms
Saturday evening. Miss Mar
garet J. Herman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Herman
of Everett. and Mr.. Clifford
Stevenson. son of Mrs. Wayne
Stevenson. b235 So. |. ST. es-
changed their nuptial VOWS.
The ceremony was read by the
Rev. Marian Flint at y o'clock
with n wedding reception fol-
lowing Mt the home of the
bridegrooms mother.
For her wedding In. bride wore
a trim light blue ensemble with
navy accessories and a oorssgs Of
gardeniss Attendants al tho eere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth
Ferguson and Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Bishop.
Music for the wedding WAS
played on tho piano by Mrs.
Marian Flint.
At the reception Mrs. Stevenson
received In rose crepe dress and
Mrs. Herman wore peach lowered
print. Their flowers were sweet
peas. The collation. table was GOV.
cred with . lace cloth and csn-
tered with an heirloom blue and
gold bowl Of candy iuft White
tapers were placed In holders
matching the bowl Mrs. FRED
MaltzAhn presided al ths eoffss
service and tho brides mother cut
the wedding cake
Mr.. and @rs. Herman will be st
home nj b2ii No. /. 81
They met WHEN they were both
students at th. school for the
Blind In Vancouver.
hun Nay aitsk. ktsiaG tsa
spirit.ai,si church will spousof =
public luncheon Friday ., Ia 10.
sAsisrs If Herman viii sponsor
card party Friday evening .,
BIB In kormsnns hall. Mrs A.
Erickson In tho chairman, assisted
by Mesdsmss l.. Ebsrhsrdt. T..
Craig. N. Eekroth. and NJ Dorfnsr.
Jolly IL elUb viii meet Friday
for IL O'Clock luncheon at the |
home Of Mrs Ada Du Charms,
sIIs So 9th ST
Past Presidents club AZ The
Eagles auxiliary VIII meet with !
Hrs. Harry Goodrich. s314 Port |
land ave. Friday evening Ars Nd
Morris viii preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Miss Haney
Reveals Troth
VIII Become Bride OF
Mr.. Christensen OF Seattle

Guests A. recent party
given By Miss Lorraine
Haney. daughter Of Mr and
Mrs. Homer L. Hanev Of Ia
coma. learned Of the hostess
engagement 10 Mr.. Ralph n.
Christensen Of Seattle. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Christen-
sen of Yoman.
The engagement was revealed on
tiny scrolls which were attached
Il carnation corsages presented to
zach guest as she arrived. White
and lavender hlacs were used
through the home The table was
decorated with white tapers and
eentered with bowl Of white car
nations
Friends Of Miss Hanev who at
tended the announcement party
were Mesdames Roger Cannon OF
Seattle. Nick Morris. Marvin Rice.
Leonard Berglund. John smithlin.
F L. Wynd. Earl Hartley. Carl
Sanbeck. Berry, Fritts. all of Ia
coma, and the Misses Lily Mauk
of Bismarck. y. Oak. JOY Ferris
n Aberdeen. Lillian Morisse. Eva
Dickens. NAME Johnson and Elsie
Anderson. Mrs Earl Hartley and
Mrs. Carl Sanbeek assisted Mrs.
Haney.
Miss Hsney is Stadium high
school graduate and her fiance is
. graduate of Lincoln. They have
not vet chosen their wedding date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Nusery,s Most Important Social Be Held Saturday
Spinsier Party
For Bride-eleCi


Mis- Geraldine EIshree
vii entertain Miss Madonna
Enrirhs and members NJ her
wedding party Al = spiunlor
dinner IN Thursday evening
Al The univernlty-union club.
Mise Elahree Il - ~ me a.
the bridesmaids II Miss En-
rights weddinR Saturday
morning IT . o'cInrk 1t s.
ratrick'a. She win hernulo
the bride nf DR.. bruce Web
.ser with Monaiencr Villas
]. NoonAn officiating.
Mr. Efwfa nnnnina u u -
matres ~ Arees fev IL ps0Hlos
Yaans hvsss-si><t and IL e<nw
A<sss>.mssss Oil - Mrs. Nssnnr1
riituN sussnldsns Hayxrafli. Nh
Iam>s l. sswsrhwanaes tnlnt
6asvsss narvy,. as1 No nlva
Mashsurn.
Friday evening amer IN ~
ding rehearsal ~ nvi1e nn4
hvsdearenw elert ~ memnesn :
their wedding passy Win - e~lew-
sAinsd - ~ h~ms n tnp b@s6ss
parents. ~. sca hlss = J -.
right
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Past Presidents club ~ the
Eagles auxiliary VIII meet with
hrs. Harry Goodrich. ASIA Port
land ave. Friday evening. Ars Nd
Morris viii prsslds.
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- will hold . card party an
luncheon ~ ths sfmmy FRIDAY d
~ no The affair " open 10 IN,
public.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-27
Delly has learned as much from her
pupils as she has taught them.

Delly has learned as much from her
pupils as she has taught them.
Delly Is working toward a defin-
ite goal. She wants to teach in the
little red schoolhouse, not far from
her home, where Christopher Low
ell went to school. Christopher
Lowell means a great deal to Delly
and and their relationship threads
tenderly through the story.
Here is book that is rich in liv-
ing. The country schoolma'am is
close to the heart Of community
life. Spelling schools and lyceums
enliven the hard fare of fractions
and recitations. Winter sleigh
rides, county fairs, church suppers,
Sunday night sings, make good
neighbors. And there is food-food
as only the author Of the Country
Kitchen" can write about it.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-27
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THE BLIND MANS HOUSE
BY Hugh WalpOle

In this brilliant novel, unlike any
thing else he ever wrote, Hugh
Walpole reveals the strange twists
and turnings of human character,
sometimes despicable, sometimes
noble, which played constantly be-
meath the inanities of the tea table
and the sewing circle in a little
pre-war English town.
In "The Blind Mans House. Wal
pole tells the story of Celia Crom-
well and her big, handsome, blind
husband, Julius. and their life in
the seacoast village of Garth, in
Roselands. The quiet lives of the
people Of Garth are disturbed by
the coming Of the Cromwells. The
ladies of the sewing meeting, who
lived by taking in each others Soc
ial washing, were the backbone of
Garth, and through the changes in
their lives wrought by the pres
ence of Julius and Celia, Hugh
Walpole has succeeded in giving
the reader full-sized portrait of
an English town in an intensely
readable and exciting story.
COUNTRY SCHOOLMA'AM
BY Della T. Lutes
This delightful slice of autobio-
graphy is an authentic picture of
life in the easy eighties when the
author, at sixteen, became a coun-
try schoolma'am.
Delly Thompson, as she was then,
is hired by the Grove School for
the fall term. The school Is seven
miles away from her fathers farm,
which makes it necessary for her
to board away from home. This
is her first experience with the
outside world and there are times
when Delly's confidence is shaken.
Delly is not very sure Of her arith-
metic, nor Of her ability to handle
the big strapping boys. But her
enthusiasm and warm interest kim
die the respect of even the biggest
boys and at the end of the term