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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
Judgeship Resolutions

The resolution naming Judge T. E. Conway judge of the Waterbury city court was starred for action on the Senate calendar today and re- ferred to the judiciary committee. Similar action was taken on resolu- tions for Francis Kreger, to be judge of the Wolcott town court, and Sen- ator Thomas F. Curtin to be judge of the Torrington city court.
 Tn the House resolutions naming Harold Logan judge and James V. Conway deputy judge of the Wolcott town court were also starred and likewise referred to committee.
 A resolution has been introduced in the Legislature naming Attorney Thoms F. McDonough judge of the West Hartford town court. Attorney McDonough is well-known in Water bury. During the conspiracy trial he was among the battery of defense counsel.
 Senator Edward P. Egan of Wa terbury had a conference with Gov. Robert A. Hurley at noon today, but there was no disclosure as to the purpose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
HOUSING PLAN
 MUCH IN DOUBT

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FRANCE REJECTS
 PIERRE LAVAL

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WILLKIE'S RIGHT NAME IS WILLICKE

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GOVERNOR ASKS
 MAYOR TO KEEP ON

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drink without smearing the cup smoke without marking the cig. arette kiss without leaving em. barrassing, tell-tale traces. Don Juan Iipsticks are neither greasy nor drying-give . natural effect, and warm, alluring freshness and charm which stays with you Soe hours Gs2 bosrs. Only 9l.00.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26

After Kiss
In Public

HnKEinx and hlsssnK may - ~
right under certain circumstances
Hut IN = parking lot II isth
and bfesd~sy hefnfs the inter-
Gated syss NJ approximately ~
spectators Il dsflaltsiy not the
circumstances. IN ths nplnsan ~
ast. E y Carnsil.an and rairel.
man " Futshsek. who Thurs
day placed andsF arrest Warren
i'issisos. . fuft Lewis soidi~r. ard
charged him with aisord<tty con.
duet
Tho salaistss companies. . ".
yesr-nld Tacoma Eift. was takss
10 the dstsnslnn home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Take Vows
AT Mt. View
Miss Preden, Mr.. Reeves
Establish Home in Puyallup

Returning TO the church
which she attended during her
early girlhood, Miss June Pre-
den, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gunnar Preden of Anacortes,
became the bride of Mr.. Erwin
II. Reeves of Sumner, at the
altar of Mt. View Lutheran
church in a recent evening
ceremony. Mr.. Reeves is the
son of Mrs. Jack leopard OF
Sumner.
The Rev. f. 8. Tollefson read
the services at the candle-hghted
chaneel. where many beautiful
flowers gave beauty 10 the set
ting.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. wore a princess gown
of white satin, trimmed with seed
pearls and lace. II was styled with
a court length train. She wore a
finger-tip length veil and carried
a bouquet of Gala lilies, white
sweetpeas and white roses with
ferns.
Her only ornament was cross.
the bridegroom gift
Attendants were Mrs. c. Sack
EFT. the former Marguerite Reeves,
niece of the bride, Of oregon, who
as matron of honor wore blue tar
feta; Miss Doris Torgerson, IN
blue net. and Miss Shirley Knud-
son, in blue chiffon. They carried
fan-shaped bouquets Of pastel
sweetpeas.
Candles were lighted by Miss
Edla Parsons and Miss Gloria OIL
son of Tacoma, and the flower
girls were two -year-olds
Beverly Lind and Karen Knudson
Mr.. Warren Query Of Sumner was
best man, and the ushers were
Merle Reeves. brother Of the
bridegroom. and Mr.. Robert Daw-
son OF Sumner.
Before the ceremony. witnessed
nv 200 persons. Elmer Stevenson
NJ Orting sang Because and
20 Promise Ne" accompanied by
Miss Agnes Thoren
The brides mother vas gowned
in blue lace. and the bridegroom s
mother chose old rose crepe for
the ceremony. Their flowers were
pink rose buds.
Masses Of roses decorated the
church social room. where the
reception vas held Assisting were
Mrs. Olson aunt Of the BRIDE. and
Mrs Elmer Lind who presided a.
the urns Serving we're group
NJ young friends ~ the bride. ana
the two flower giris passed the
brides cake
Misses Helen and Gloria Thorfn
and Mis- Carrie Svenson pers N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26

Members ~ the Church ~ Is~ss
Christ ~ Latter Day SANTA IT Ts-
coma viii Ioin with The seattle
stake al Hedonao heaeh. Saturday
afternoon 10 commemorate tho
annual rInnssr day of the church.
Ninsiy.flvs years ago Brigham
Young and hls followers arrived
al tbs sslt Lake valley altar q
Thousand mile trek scsnss th~
plains Each yssf since that time.
July "a has besn observed a. the
day n honof these pioneers
Al Itsslgusio. there will h~ mt.
deor activities for youns and old
and IN ths evening silI bs fss.
i,irsd . pioneer pageant. Several
hundred young mss wha bsianx 10
the church and are nov ~ Fort
Lewis have been invited a. E1szts
for this special occasion,
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Baby Daughter Arrives
On Birth Date OF fsihs

usnesi0fth July ~ sin an
occasion for doubts celebration in
the d ~ DyokmAn family. Nj
and ars. pyekman heeams me
pafsnls u baby giFi aa that day.
shleh IL also ihs birthday of NJ.
Dyckman. The child was harm 81
A. Jo~phs hospital. ana has bssn
named Mary Kay.
Resides her parents shs IL being
welcomed by an older brother.
Douglas. IT,. a sister. rita Clair.
and grandparents. Mrs.. Nsiiis
Dyekman ~ Portland. formerly ~
Tacoms. and Mr. and Mrs.. ,. D.
MalensY ~ Tacoma.
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I;censes

Marriage license applications
were made with The county auditor
Friday nv Glen Aifrsd Harris. a.
and Flsreues Rulis Hing. -. hoth
~ seattle. Edward .. nFehFn. "a
and NlrEinla LOUISE Grant. "a
hath II seattle Clarence HERMAN
HFekks. "a and Fiarsncs lana
kittnes. - nath ~ Olympia
Lieut. Hafnld "a rhals. "a. Fort
lewis. and Hildsgarsls Miller. Is.
Minneapolis. MINI Hohert Lees.
81. and Ann q Laieas -. e.ih
~ Carlton hatsi, Edward Jsffss.
son NaEisy. a.. Aberdeen. and
Anna Marie klsv. "A. seattle
Carl Dan -. Fort Lewis ard
Anne Marie e.ourisy. ~. ssig 50
Hood II
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ToPicnic
200 70 Attend Annual
Event ~ Trout LsLs

4Nu hundred members NJ
ne Cardinal club and their
guests will gather Al Fifrruve
Trout lakr. Sunday July u
for the annual mid summer
club ntrnir vr af,~h..f 60
mInn "a ~. ~.r.~., ~h-.---..
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LA. -....s -. "
= - '"..ks Isolhks oe~r
- snu Gamers contest
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japanese Youth
Struck by Auto

bobby tshihashi. io-year-old
Japanese hoy. ~ NJ. 10. Hos TAT
ruyaiiup, was being treated IN tho
ruyallup hospital Friday Tor ros-
fible brain conclusion received
when struek by an Automotlis
four mlles east Of Tacoma On the
Ardsna Rad Thursday Afternoon
Driver of the car. Walter Tea
Arnold ~ Company q. 18th In
fantry. Fort Lewis. told lnvssii.
eating state patrol offlcsfs ina,
tho lad. riding = bicycle. came
from a side Rad just az hs oams
over the 'op ~ high railroad
oroaaing. and that he didn't see
tho youth until moment bsf0fs
The impact
Attaches of the hospital said the
hoy MAS responding 10 treatment.
bat that ne was not yet out 81
danger
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Large Shower
For Miss Beck
Miss OriscolI Entertain,
Az Pre-Nup'isl Party

A miscellaneous shower
Wednesday evening honored
Miss !. Nancy Beck, who on
August Il will become the
bride of Mr.. James r. Holmes.
The hostess was Mr.. Holmes
aunt. Miss Catherine Drisooll,
who entertained at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Edward
]. Holmes, mother of Mr.,
Holmes.
on the buffet table. from which
late supper was served. pastel
gladion. sweetpeas and nsstur-
tiums wer. used with a miniature
bride and groom and white tapers
set in crystal
Honors for games were won hy
Miss Mary Baker and Mrs Ahra-
ham Cohen.
Present az the party were Mrs.
. l. Martin. Mrs. James nris-
coll, Mrs George Radonieh. Mrs.
l. Lawrence De Graief. Mrs. Ed
ward Goodale. Mrs. Herman Nc
Doweil, Mrs. Harry Franks. Mrs.
Richard Fellows. Mrs. William
Requs. Victor Corners. Mrs. Har-
old Evans, Mrs. Alfred Copp. Mrs.
Charles Perkins, Mrs Phyllis
Crews. Mrs. Joseph Mcdowell.
Mrs Abraham Cohen. Mrs Ed
ward J. Holmes, Mrs. A. V. Rcck,
mother Of the guest Of honor. Mrs.
John Huntington, Miss Mary Bak-
er and Miss Mildred Olsen.
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Farmer Falls 10 Death
Beneath Mower

srOkAsE haftin DrHnssi.
~. pioneer farmer. as found dad
ate Thursday under M snssls -
his moving machine On hls farm
near mere
Deputy sheriff George L<gas.
NhS Investigated. salf Dfunsfl
may nave suffered a stroke Nhis y
Killed bln before he fell DsDsash
the heavy hof~ drawn mower
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Miss Childress
Enterfains Visitors

For Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Evans.
who are in Tacoma from Chicago
and Des MONIES, en- route to Los
Angeles. Miss Elizabeth Childress
entertained at dinner party
Thursday evening at Hotel Win
throp. Present for the charming
affair were Mrs. Mary Greswell,
Mrs Louise Childress, the honor
guests and their young daughter.
Carol Sue
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HobifuoI Criminal
Conviction Upheld

OLYMPIA Tho aslpfsms eotfft
Friday affirmed Ihs nahsfasi
criminal conviction and lifs sen.
tsHes given in King eaantY ~
Aiss Domanskl Seattle hnFKisf.
In q previous decision 4 rad
ruled hs Nss entitled 10 Hsfy
trial On ths hapstuai criminal
charge. This ass given him and
he 4as convicted again bsesAss a
previous fsionis. in Utah. Cali.
f0fnlA and seattle.
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Son Born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Estes

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest J. Estes
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of son born July IL
at Tacoma General hospital. The
child has been named Gerald Fred
erick. His brother, James. grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Morisse and Mrs. Maude Estes OF
Seattle. and an aunt. Miss Lillian
Morisse, are welcoming him.
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married ~ Lieut. Orsills " Robin.
Aon ~ Acchord Field IN another
gracious ceremony hsid IN the
chapel on the same day AZ =
n'eioek
The matrnn ~ h0nnr VAS Mrs
Sidney y. Richards. and thu beat
man was Lieut. Elmer l.. Tarbos.
Mrs. Robinson had bosn q brides.
maid for Mrs Richards IN May,
and Lieut. TaTboS had Been besi
man.
Chaplain cordlli performed the
ceremony.
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Announce Birth OF
First Child

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Roth
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of their first child, a
son, July 10 at Tacoma General
hospital. The little boy, who has
been named Terrence Benjamin, is
being welcomed by his maternal
grandmother. Mrs. Nina Gasloli,
and his paternal grandfather, Mr..
Benjamin Achziger. all Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Ethel FuIlseer Circle
Plans Silver lea

Mrs. G. W. Burroughs will open
her gardens ~ I'll No. Lawrence
Aug To members Of Ethel Full
lager circle Of the First Methodist
church. The occasion will he =
silver tea Mrs Hereford G. Fitch
will be the speaker OF the after
noon. using as her subject old
Glass Those planning to attend
are asked to bring pieces Of old
glass for Mrs. Fitch's inspection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
White Clover Assembly
Plans MoonIioht Cruise

Members of White Glover as
sembly. Order of Rainbow for
Girls. will gather for moonlight
cruise Saturday on the Concordia.
The boat will leave the Municipal
dock at s o'clock and cruise
around the bay until II o'clock.
Dancing and refreshments are on
the evenings program.
The committee planning the
cruise consists of Miss Joyce Pc
dersen. chairman, Miss June Wes-
terdahl and Miss Marian Bryant
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To Take Bride
In Bay City
Mr.. Richardson VIII Wed
Miss Naomi Pine Aug. Z

Persons IN Tacoma. San
Francisco and Detroit alike
find interest in the marriage
ceremony which will be per
formed on the morning OF
Aug. . at s.. Msry's Cathe-
dral. San Francisco. The
bride-to-be Is Miss Naomi
Pine. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Pine Of De
troit and the bridegroom-eleet
Mr.. Charles Albert Richard
son. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Richardson Of Tacoma.
The ceremony viii be a small
one with only relatives and few
close friends present Mr.. and
Mrs Richardson plan To leave Ia
roma on Tuesday evening 10 attend
the ceremony. which Is to he read
a. 10 o'clock Among Tacoma
friends who will be present for
the ceremony are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Soaring. who are now IN
San Francisco.
Mr.. Richardson is graduate
Of Washington state college and
for the past three years has been
doing advertising work in san
Francisco. Miss Pine was edu-
Gated in eastern schools.
On their wedding trip the young
,ounls will come north and will
visit friends and relatives mere ana
IN Bellingham.
Ladies' Aid. Olivet Lutheran
church. viii meet with Mrs {.
Holland at 2 o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
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Arrive From Kentucky
For Months Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Weaver and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lowell.
arrived yesterday from Owens
boro. Ky, To spend a month here
with Mrs. Viewers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Lindgren, and her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs, Mark Lowell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Vows Are Read
BY Candleliqhi

The marriage Of Miss Funice
NJ. Mcleod. daughter OF Mrs. c.
W Abingdon. to Mr.. Carl V.
Anderson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Carl j Anderson. was an event Of
Sunday afternoon in the Temple
Baptist church. The candielight
ceremony VAS read at $50 o'clock.
Or. r. l. Powell officiating Two
hundred and fifty guests attended
the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Warren Mcleod. the
bride was charming in a gown Of
frosted organdy made princess
style. Her net veil. which was
fastened 10 her hair by a coronet
Of gardenias and sweetpeas. was
trimmed With embroidery from
Scotland. She carried white
Bible to which were fastened
sweetpeas and an orchid. Her gift
from the bridegroom was an Ital-
ian cameo.
Maid OF nonor was Miss Mary
Louise Paine. who wore an old
fashioned gown Of frosted blue
ofgandy About her throat was a
cameo on band Of black velvet
ribbon. Her flowers were n
colonial bouquet Of pink rosebuds
and blue and white sweetpeas
The Misses Bess Williams. Mar
garet Hart. Elisa McKernan and
Dorothy Swsrtz were the brides
maids All were dressed alike IN
lowered orgsndy. two with pink
flowers on white. two with blue
on white. Like the maid ~ honor.
they all wore canoes on black
'ibbons Miss Fern steltz and
Miss Madeline Psulson. wearing
peach lowered orgsndy, Uers the
candlelighters
Mr.. Frederick Axlund. cousin of
the bridegroom. served As best
man and ushsrs we're Messrs
Robert Williams. Arthur Hart.
Dale hcKernan. Hubert sWartz
and Warren WINSTON Music in
cluded Because" and 4 Love
Thee" sung by Mss Josephine
Lindgren. accompanied BY Miss
Olivia Sundberg
A reception in the adjoining roof
garden foil1ped the wedding esre-
mony Mrs Abingdon welcomed
guests in = gown of lgnt PINK lace
Nth when she wore = corssgs ~
gsrdeniss and PINK fosebuds.
Mr.. r. " Winsiow and Mrs..
~ WinsloW. sunts ~ the bride
and Mrs s. MstoussE and Mira.
! Lindstrom presided over the
wedding collation. which ~as served
from a table which was esntsrsd
With large sUsetpeas and gladioh,
thanked on each sids BY heart
shaped bouquets
Assisting were Afs " Lind
grsn. Mrs. " Barger. Airs y W
foaRiand and Ms y Aei-sDd
Mr. 4. L. Powell and M Pes
Archer cut The cake. Mr.. Herbert
HzH Nss nostess n the dining
nom Mss Daisy Ls21s tonk care
- fns guest oook. nrs Lloyd Hsr'
snd Nh 1onn NORRIS managed
n. zift table. sna Mrs. Audrey
Keen and Miss Helen Cois served
ne groom cake
Others VINO assisted acre ne
Misses Helen Irene Ostneas. shir-
'ey Vixen. Mary Bargek, VIVIAN
Cruyer. Ruth Dzyy. Ruth Down
ton. Margaret Hunt Jossphins
Clifton, Dorothy Peters and Jo-
sephine Fletcher.
For going-aWsy. the bride wore
black and white suit with an
orchid eorssge. Her accessories
acre slso black and white NJ.
and Mrs.. Anderson vii 70 a.
home - tss Granada apartments
fer Juiy "a.
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Flying From Portland
For Weekend

Miss Martha Burkhart will fly
from Portland this evening to
.pend the weekend with her
sister. Mrs. Earl B. Stearns. She
will visit Tacoma friends until
Sunday evening. making the re-
turn trip by plane also.
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Tsconan in Seattle
Weddino Party

Mrs. James ?. Truscott ot Ia
coma was one of the attendants
for the wedding Wednesday after
noon of Miss Virginia Chatfield
and Lieut.. Walter Harold Skielvig
al the home of Miss Chatfield's
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett NJ. Lowman.
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Weddings Are Numerous
On Army Social Calendar

July Continues June's Traditional Parade OF Brides
Ceremonies Are Numerous a. Fort Levi, and MeChord
Maybe IL the weather. the war. but Judging from
the chaplan's marriage registry 81 Fort Lewis June
heretofore the month Of many hrdes-has become pker
and Cupid has outdone himself in July ceremonies
One Of the most impressive of the many weddings IN
army society during the month that 81 Miss Mary
Suzanne Pnkham daughter Of Mr. and Mrs J. H. Pnkham.
Fort Lewis and Lieut. Marley Cabraith Perry Of the
Third Quartermaster battalion, the evening of July y
IA trhan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Miss Gunther Returns
To Los Angeles

Miss Clarabelle Gunther Of Los
Angeles has returned south after
spending two and one-half weeks
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Gunther, and many friends
here
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An aunt ~ the bride. Mrs. Don
white. Of Glendale. Calf. was ma
tron OF honor and Lieut.. Wendell
Coates the best man Mr.. Pink.
ham gave his daughter away and
the Episcopal marriage service
was read by Chaplain J. =. I'D
wards.
Mrs. Perry attended Whitman
college. the University Of Washing
ton and the College Of Puget
Sound. She ~ a member 81 Delta
Gamma sorority. Lieut.. Perry was
graduated from the United states
Military academy at West Point IN
1910.
Another ceremony. held July Il.
united Miss Jeanne Durham of
Seattle and Capt. Paul n. Borko-
witz. commanding officer Of the
seth Engineer battalion. The cou-
pie Was attended by Lieut.. Alfred
NJ. Eschbach and Miss Frances =.
Grandy. Chaplain r. =. cordill Of
McChord field read the Episcopal
service.
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Mrs Cyril q tionson
vas Miss Arlene Carlson
before her marriage July
; in Asbury Methodist
church. The BRIDE IS the
daughter Of Mr.. ond Mrs.
{ Oscor Corlson ond the
bridegroom IS the son OF
Mr.. ond MRS. o. Z Hon
scr. The rev home IS n
Tocono.
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nfftfrfA ffem INC EakHat ttfI@
escorted the couple On . parade
about the post in . reconnaissance
car.
Lieut. Ralph u Hornbuckle ID
QuartermaEtcr regiment. and Miss
Marjorie Allan 81 Chicago also
Iwcre married in the chapel on July
n in quiet Eplscopsl service.
Attendants at tho wedding WIRE
Lieut.. Robert L. ingeman and Miss
Charlotte Field. Chaplain I'D.
wards officiated
The bride WIRE a tailored suit
with n eorssEe of gardenisH She
flew from Chicago for the cers.
mony on the day ~ her wedding
Two arms Of the United states
army we're joined July 10. when
Master Sergeant James Richard
stack. OF the ID division, and Miss
Elsa DIVA koskl Of the Army
Nurse corps at FORT Lewis were
married At Browns Point
The candle lighted ceremony was
held at 7a0 o'clock at the home
~ Mr.. and Mrs Charles v. Wolf.
Best man was Capt, Frank SHAPIRO
Of Fort Macarthur. Calf. and maid
~ honor was Mas Cudrun Hanson.
Ray koski. brother II the bride.
gave her away. Candle. lighter waa
Miss Marjorie Wolf. daughter ~
the Charles VOLTS. fishers we're
Mr. Wolf. Mr. Max Fralie and Mr.
Jack Brouillard
Attractive bride
The bride Wore a long gown Of
white jersey and = short veil Of
indain lace. caught At the head
With orange blossoms Alsa Han.
son wore pink lace. and little Mlss
Wolf white net Chaplain John r.
Kendall ~ Fort Lewis officiatsd.
Mrs stack ia the head ~ the
western division Of the Washington
State Nurse Anesthstists
Miss Janet R.frqs Dunsmors Was
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" cd In { haI,el

A McChord field marriage n
much interest vas that Of Lieut..
Wesley T. Carter Of MeChord field
and Miss Bula y. Ballard Of Long
Beach, Calf. on July IA IN the
chapel At Fort Lewis.
The couple Was attended by Mr..
and Mrs. NJ y Petersen. Mrs.
Carter flew from Long Beach for
the ceremony. Chaplain Cordili
officlated.
A wedding following army Gus
toms was held IN the chapel on
July IS. uniting Lieut. Walter u.
Wood. Jr. Of Chicago. and Miss
Virginia Raiser of Oak Park. III.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Oscar , Gilbert
son attended the couple. Chaplain
cordiIl officiated
Following the ceremony. fellow
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charge Of the gift table guest
book
For gong away. the bride wore
blue crepe dress trimmed In
white with blue gabardine coat
and white shoes and hat. Her
flowers were gsrdenias On their
return. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves will
be al home in the Quinn apart
ments, North Puysllup.
The bride Is a former Stadium
high school student but gradus ted
from AnAeortes high school
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Vacation With Parents in
Los Angeles Is Scheduled

Miss Ruby Tauscher Is planning
to leave Sunday afternoon for a
months vacation In Los Angeles.
She viii drive down with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Bennett. formerly Of Tacoma. who
now reside in the California city.
They have been In Tacoma TO at
tend the wedding OF their son. Mr..
Paul F.. Tauscher, next Sunday,
and plan to depart Immediately
following the reception.
Evening star., 1941-05-07
9. U. Class Sets Up
Endowment Fund

The 70 members Of the class Of
1941 of the Georgetown University
School of Medicine last night set
up a $4,000 life insurance endow-
ment fund for the school in appre-
citation of the Rev. David V. Nc
Cauley, S. j.. its dean.
Presentation of the medal and
symbol of the policy was made to
Father McCauley during the class
dinner at the Shoreham Hotel by
wallace H. Mathews. president of
the class. Other officers are Frank
v. Creeden, vice president: Ambrose
w. Barry, secretary, and Charles
w. Brown, treasurer.
The gift is to be known as the
David v. McCauley Endowment
Fund. It is provided by $4,000 of
life insurance maturing as an en-
dowment in 20 years, with the medi-
cal school as beneficiary. It is
being taken out on members of the
graduating class with premiums
being paid by all members of the
class through their individual con-
tributions now and through the 20
years ahead when in the practice
of their profession.