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Oriing PIT. A. Elects
Mrs. Hewitt

Mrs.. ". Hewitt, ~ss rs-sise,sd
president ~ Oriing PIT. A vnsn
members met IN me auditorium
n the Orting grade schooi April
Il. Other new officers are Mrs
n. v. sodsn. vice prssldsnt. hrs-
II. Moe. secretary, and Mrs.. c. De-
Forest. treasurer Installation win
be held May 10 at tns Fellowship
dinner.
Named 10 ths auditing commit
tee sEere Mr.. r. Smith. chairman.
Mrs. Esther Whitley and Mrs. T..
Csxsman.
Mrs. y " sod~n VAS elected al
tsfnsts for the spoksns coSvsn-
ton.
Mrs.. Hewitt presided over the
meeting during which plans for .
banquet n bs gwen Nay IS during
the American Legion convention.
were formulated
Rsfreshmsnts ~srs SERVED ny sns
lin ard izth Trs1s nsosfsrs
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Convention Closes With
Luncheon, Supper Party

Following the final session ~
the wash STATE Nurse
Anesthetists Saturday the annual
red. white and blue luncheon was
held in the army and navy room
~ the winthrop. Decoration, car
ried out the luncheon theme. On
tn. program Miss Rose oSeii Of
Columbus hospital. Seattle, sang
a group Of numbers. The luncheon
preceded drive through Fort
Lewis and McChord field.
In the evening the delegates
were entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Henrietta Palmer with Mrs.
Nan Rowland as eo-hostess. Mr.
and Mrs. &. J. Cummings were
present also since Mr. Cummings
l. honorary president Of the Wash
ington State hospital association.
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F avoriie Comedy
To Be Discussed
Drama lsseueu 70 Study
Ny Dear Children"

An evening ~ delightful
comedy and clever satire win
bring "a a finale the popular
play discussion meetings Of
the Tacoma Drama league on
Wednesday evening in the
Little theA,er. No. I'd and |
SITS. when MY Dear Children"
is to be the play under dis
cussion.
Arranged by Mr.. Philip Garland.
this play which marked the return
Of John Barrymore 10 the New
York stage after an absence Of
IL years. 10 packed with many
amusing and exciting Incidents
Mr.. Garland viii BE- assisted nv
members az the Drama league.
with Claude Brennan leading the
discussion as John Barrymore. ss.
sisted by Misses Leons Turner and
Margaret Mcrsvtsh; Mesdames
CALVIN Hopper and Milton ketch.
um. Mezsrr. niller Pratt. Norman
Gordon. RAY Fisher. Wallace show
man. Preston Onstsd. Salem
Nenrse and A. deRssto Lslio.
Wednesday evening also will
bring To = close the fruit cuph-es "a
rattle which II under the chair
msnship ~ Misc Rs,is Walton.
Tho many friends ~ the LATHE
thea,er siii ee interested In shis
drawing which GILL take place dur
ing shs play discussion meeting.
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Dash Point Women VIII
Have Luncheon thursday

Women Of the Dash Point s<scisl
and Improvement club auxiliary
viii meet for II % luncheon Al the
community hall Tnursday after
noon. Hostesses will BE- Hrs
William Dayton. Mrs. Y. ". Allen
and Mrs. Frank Morgan.
Later in the afternoon there VIII
Dc contes, for floral display By
members Of various orgsnizzfions
in the district. There VIII be o
class also for individual entries ss
well. Another nighigbt Of the
afternoon will b. the sifensn
shower for the hail which has re-
Gently besn rs-finishsd
Al the business session and
.lee,ior ~ officers ynioh viii fol-
Nv Mr. c. A. LIndelI ~1Ii pre-
si1e.
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Congregational Women
To Hear Mrs. Hallen

The Nomen's Association n he
First Congregational church V
presenting Junls Tedd Halien IN
ono ~ her inlmitshls hoos Isihs
IN The soclal hall n the church
"Wednesday evening Al o'eioeh.
Mrs. Iisiisn's sparkling vii and
keen svaiuatlen % literary merit
and subject values hss made her
nns ~ the most popular speakers
among womsns groups over the
state. More rarely 10 u possible
for ths men 10 hear her. but this
evening program offers such IN
opportunity. Five hooks NJ varied
interests have been selected for
this program.
Central America by Charles
Morrow Wilson and Turkey" ny
Emil f<ngyei wiil cover two vital
topics in the political field. the
American Primer by pospha
Hayes takes It's place by eomrars-
son and contrast with the Con-
munisi Primer and the Nani
Primer. "kshloons" ny unntrsn
De roneinf. . scientist seat out
by the Canadian government. De-
piets the life OF . primitive Esqui.
maus colony north ~ shs Arctic
circle.
Mrs. N. l. Parker. president ~
the association. viii preside for
tiw program. Mrs n J Whit
acre VIII INTRODUCES tho speaker
Decorations In . spring motif will
hs arranged by Mrs ~ .. whit.
acre. Mrs Albert sutton and Mrs.
a. y. TsFr. fishers viii 10 Miss
cors Adams and Nj and Mrs
Richard Hedge
Tickets viii be sssilsbls ~ the
d"or 81 . nominal charge sad the
general public 10 cordially lnvifsd
IN eoms and ENJOY this program
Stfh the association.
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Vows Exchanged
AT ST. Anne S
Snohonish Girl Weds
Tseomsn in Seattle Church

s.. Anne's Catholic church.
high on Queen Anne hill in
Seattle. was the scene Sstur-
day morning at 10 O'Clock OF
. wedding ceremony and nup-
tial mass in which Miss Mar
garet E. Harmon. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Harmon
of Snohomish, became the
bride of Mr.. Harold L. Har-
kins. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
V. Harkins of Tacoma.
Carnations and tulips were
used on the altar and down
the aisle were bouquets of
bridal wreath and snow balls.
The Rev. Gsffney of Seattle coll
iege performed the ceremony for
which the bride wore point
d espirit net wedding dress fash
toned over taffets with square
yoke and puffed sleeves which
we're styled long and with glove
effect. At the waist was a lace
inset girdls from which the fun
skirt fell TO a snort tram. The
rev Mrs. Harkins wore finger
tip length veil which was drsped
from beaded halo. and she car
red an ivory prayer book. gift
from the bridegroom. Her flowers
vsrs orchids and frsesiss. The
hr,ds's only Fwelry was = cameo
brooch, q family heirloom.
Miss Martha Harmon, twin ns-
ts~ of the bride, WAS the maid OF
honor and wore hyacinth blue or
sanza with a halo cap Of matching
petals. She carried a bouquet of
pink roses and pastel sweet peas
tied with large tulle bows. Attend
ing the bride aaso was Miss Neva
Eunnelee who wore a similar dress
and cap Of rose. Her flowers were
the same. Both attendants wore
gold pearl lockets, gifts from the
bride.
Mr.. Vernon Harkins. brother of
the bridegroom, was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Joseph
and Mr.. Jack Harkins, two other
brothers.
The bridal party and immediate
members of the family attended
a wedding breakfast at the Ed
mond Mesny hotel after the we'd
ding. Mrs. Harmon received in
navy sheer redingote with a cor
sage of talisman roses. Mrs. Har-
k.ns' choice was also navy with
q corsage of gardenias and roses.
The table was centered with the
wedding cake and on either side
were white vases of rose buds and
lilies of the valley. Miss Charlotte
Facey and Miss Julia krafczyk
served.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Harkins left
on their wedding trip to Oregon
the bride wore an Hawaiian PRINT
dress of British tan ana white
topped by a beige coat. Her acces-
suries were British tan.
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Plans Made for Left Erickson
Memorial Observance

A meeting ~ tho Left Erickson
Memorial committee will be held
1T Normsnna hall Tuesday evening
at q o'clock These meetings are
planned 10 include anyone who
In interested In attending. Last
month committees were chosen,
and work has already been started
on the program 10 b. held on
Oct. 3.
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The women OF Tacoma have
served faithfully during the last
year 10 produce thousands Of items
II clothing. knitted wear. surgical
dressings and Brsilie transcription
and have also participated In FIRST
Aid work" according to q report
made today by Mrs. A. u. Fay.
chairman Of the wom.n's division
Of the Red Cross Roll Call
First aid service. accident pre-
vention. life saving. war relief pro.
duction and home service 10 only
part of the services OF the Pierce
County chapter Of the Red Cross"
said Mrs. Fay.
We have found an svergrow.
Ing response by women here who
want To do their share In the work
made necessary ny war and other
reasons. For instance. today We
have nearly 800 workers who have
volunteered 90 start work Thurs
day In active solicitation for the
Red Cross memberships In tho
annual Roll Call. May l To 10. n
raise the ip4i quota az $4,000
members
The records show that war re-
lief production In which 30 many
women willingly took part was one
If the major tasks performed dur
ing the year A total Of 7,03i
garments were produced with more
than 300 women doing the work.
More than $50 volunteer workers
made +6.7s3 surgical dressings.
The garments included sweaters.
dresses and lsyettes
The work Of the Gray Ladies'
unit 10 most admirable and the
OF members have bern working
overtime at Fort Lewis. hechord
field and Camp Murray. Mrs
lay explained
In the field life saving and first
sid work has expanded There
were s27 persons In life saving
courses last year and 40 persons
In first Aid.
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The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Everett A. Morse
and her husband the son of DR.
and Mrs. Ronald A. Mcdonald
Before the wedding Mr. Frank J.
Nurding played the organ and
accompanied Mr.. Harry Wade, who
sang 20 Perfect Love" Later In
the ceremony he sang For You
Alone"
The bride was gowned in white
satin. made on princess lines with
long tapering sleeves She wore a
long flowing veil which was fss-
tened TO a tiara embroidered IN
seed pearls and carried kerchief
which belonged 10 her gland
mother. On the gown she wore
carved ivory brooch. q gift from
the bridegroom. In her bridal
bouquet were pink orchids and lily
Of the vsey with white satin
streamers.
Mrs. Clifford Wiley Was Mrs.
McDonald's matron Of honor and
wore a debutante blue gown of
blue MORE taffeta with a matching
tiara in which were pink and
white sweet peas. She carried pink
and white sweet peas. pink rose
buds and pink lsrkspur Gowned
identically were the two brides
maids, Mrs Robert Brsmsche, and
Mrs. Ernest Title, who carried
similar bouquets. The candle
lighters. also wearing deb blue,
were Mrs. Dee Kay and Mrs. Lon
ard Willis. Their corsaEes were
Sv'eet peas and rosebuds.
Mr. Mcdonald, best man was
Mr.. Elmer Gentle and the ushers
were Mr.. Walter Geehsn, Mr.. Rob
ert Brsrshe. Mr.. Fred Buokhoitx
and Mr.. Glen Wyehoff.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Morse wore orchid-blus lace ard
MAO COT rHEF % ErtlrIA0s anu
Cecil Drummer roses. Mrs. Melon
aid wore pink jersey with . SINH
lar oorssgs.
At the reception which followed
downstairs in the church white
n>rcissi, Gala lilies, and white
larkspur were used on the tables.
nanked By tail white tapers. One
Of the silver coffee urns was an
heirloom more than 100 years old.
Mrs. Leonard Hegbloon. cousin Of
the bride. Mn. Walter Coblsntz
and Mrs. Fred Bucholtz presided
al the tables and those assisting
were Mrs. Elmer yergoWe. Mss
Helen Hickey. Hir Marjorie
copeland. Miss Lillian Aorsse.
Mrs NJ. Michael Yusko. Mrs. Ear
Heltzey. Mrs. Peter Pslegruiti and
Ms. Lyle Cope
For her honeynnoo, tho br1ds
wore q rise 1ressmsksr suit with
beige accessories s1d . beige tnp
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Mrs. Ritz TO Entertain
Elufa Club Member.

Eluts club will meet with Mrs.
X. p. Ritz. 1924 9th ave. for q
1890 o'clock luncheon on Thurs
day. The program for the after
noon win include a paper on the
advancement of the Negro. TO be
given by Mrs. A. y. Burnett Roll
call will be answered with names
OF prominent Negroes.
New officers elected at the
groups last meeting are Mrs. A..
y. Burnett. president; Mrs. w. w.
Clabaugh. vice president: Mrs. c.
A. Anderson. secretary. and Mrs
T. r. Landers, treasurer.
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Miss Shenehon
To Speak

Tho Third Annual Public Health
Institute 10 he held Wednesday IN
wsyerhssussr hall. v W. e. A..
will bring many interesting speak.
srs IN those attending thu sll-dsy
meetings
Tho morning session ~fil begin
st 10 o'clock. with Mrs l. n
Barton presiding Rev Walter o.
Msoosksy Will give the inyoes-
ton. which will bs followed by .
skit arranged BY Mrs. Homer Hart
wich and Mrs. Joseph sommsrs Of
A. A. u. w.
One Of the hlghIlsb,s ~ the In
siItuts will be ths presence Of Miss
Eleanor shsnshoS. ~ New York
city. who IL ,hs assistant director
81 the American Social HyFisns
association. she will talk on 30
eisi Hygiene gduestloa In ths De-
Tense Emergency"
Dr. ~ v. Hoover. tbs first
speaker. has chosen Posture" ss
his subject Dr. e V. Lalndyiek
viii follow ~1th = talk on Colds
Esrschs. hsstnlds
A panel dis<gssion on the sub
pct, Can q Democracy Me-, ths
Health Need. ~ fis Children >"
all n. nsx, 90 the program. Dr
u ~ Skinner. rsksns. Washing
Tn White House confsrsnee com-
uiitss m Child wslfsrs. viii se,
~ chairman. otnsr members ~
the panel are Miss Clare Hartnst.
eonsultsnt on nutrition. state
health department.. Miss AIMS
Halliday. supervisor. child ~sifsrs
department.. Pisres county.
me session viii b coneiDdsd
with Mental Hygiene and ths
Home with nra. d. c. Baldwin.
Milton PIT. A. assisted by Mrs..
Ralph Willard and Mrs. .. Cal
lshan.
Luncheon ~fIl b. served 81 noon.
Al is5 tbs Afternoon program
viii begin. using - . theme In
Defense Of ths kstion@ Mrs. john
Arnsson Johnson viii preside. and
Rev. J. e Cunningham viii give
the Invocation. Another short ssif
y1il prsesde a speech n Dr. Lee
Powers - ths Tseoms city health
department
Mrs. Jsnss Wy vsai ssn~ eams
e1>itied GAMER Control" and
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Gould School
Plans Program

Fisss. Second essdss.
kirdsrssrssr 10 rsks PET
Msrrsrsf X. Gould school
announces "a 18th annual
spring program % b Riven
Al 4 n'rlc<k Friday afternoon
in tho lower hall II the First
Congregational church. Taxi
INC part vii ~ approximately
80 boys and girls from I % I
years of sse. members II N
kindergarten and first an1
second grades.
rsrafsy n ssssss ere h1se ~
land nnvheh. hln<1~rRnsssa. Nh
t.s<he Rlshi. evsmasses. tsnvw>o
terrun tkfrs Nespft As1ersnef.
dancing. go Nh rs~nn Asss'oA
psanc.
n prugvsa vsli eueelss = .
creative dvsma. ~naayssmsl- - -
presented n . vsn-nnrwn ''psno-
heass manner. "A sn<ps tsn1n9
part vsll sppear ~ usy en>sum>n
Characters ~sli ~ siv~a fAIsssek
fisweFs. nssssrsiiss. . fruIl< sn1
usyrals dance win hiring ~ pssy-
- -- =
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Dinner MARKS Anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellesfsd

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ellestad
celebrated their second wedding an
niversary recently at a dinner
party attended by the members
Of their wedding party. Included
were Miss Adella Sulkoski, Miss
Eta sulkoski, Mrs. Frank Sui
koski, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Sui
koski and Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
1asinski.
Red. White and Blue club will
meet for 1890 no-host luncheon
at the home of Miss Dora Sanford.
1l3 Es. 34th. Mrs. Mile Ball will
preside
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Taeoma Girl 10 Wed
In San Francisco

The engagement Of Miss hnf1sl
wilkinson To Mr. Emile LAssrsin
Of San Franeisoo was announced
recently at a reception given ny
Mrs. Robert v. Isvsrsin a. ner
home IN San Francisco. Tho BRIDE
elect Ia the youngest daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs Henry p wilkinson
II Tacoma shs will bs msrrieh
early IN is42. and mas named 81
Peters Episcopal church In San
Francisco as the setting
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PresbYisrid
viii Meet
Mssy Wsmss ~ Asssad
Ssssiss ~ ossks~y chsssh

WY "W ~ Hs~U
Ssssise - ostksey cksssh
Members of the Woman'e
society Of the First Prssby.
terrain church are planning -
attend the Prvsbytsrial meet
ING 10 h held on Wednesday
~ the BETHANY prsshyterian
church II No. <lst and Verbs.
Principal speakers are 70
be Miss Rachel Benner, field
secretary Of the national beard
Of missions Of New York. and
Mrs. y. q. Hsples. the ssw
synodical president.
Members ~ csrulies 4. fA<1
guild win ~ hnsssesss ssv : hone-
NJ spring iuaehsas. q s3sse. =
Monday. hsy IN nssas hail. ~
VII h . ssia affair NTH myvsa1s
NJ spring bIosesms uss1 shsus ~
room and on the isseAssn sshis -
. sssi,ss foe ths sain ~ ~ot1
wsshsnoed oar1sasr u - rtvu.
~ Mfa 4. 3 nts<h.
The music d n ehasgs ~ hesa
Frank >. Nnvss,ss whs wtii present.
Miss Marian ssttmas sa1 SGiss
Eiisshsth cssassii n sD,ss a.
dusss siih . spring motif.
Mrs , n Meats and Mrs. q. ".
squtrss ~ service and sseiai chair.
men are In charge ~ arrange
msnss and Mrs W. G p. ne1dlss.
president ef M guild. oil ~ss.
come th~ Gsssss Al sh~ wcmsa
and frisnds ~ sbs church ere In.
invited Reservations musf ~ 10
mot later than Saturday noss.
Nay : and asy ~ sivss 10 msns-
hers a. the guild ~ turned lnts
the church sssi<s
On Tsussday ths msmbsss =
Gfsie y oil mset o. the hss.e
~ Mrs. Lester n. tssyaer. No
No ints. for . t3see tBn<hsoa.
Mrs. Margaret dvshs@ vsil give
The plbis issnpn.
Tsss~. sssvs \. o. n. ssss<s,s
viii most Tassssy svsalns q ;
e'rsceh 81 IN hems - Mn. 4.
nssnssf. s7fs nosssh eeh =. A6sa
onissf viii - IT, sassssisg bose.
go Mrs James ovsa vii pssss6s
over The business ssnsses. asss,ne
Which . study - H. ritual wsii -
msds. 4 social hous vtli folbow
tss business msssins
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Miss Morse, Mr.. Mcdonald Wed
Saturday Evening in Church
Csndelsht Ceremony Read by The Rev. svare a.
Pa+Isnd; Reception Follows in Church Paron

Chimes high in the seepe of Falkland Trinity Lutheran
church peaed forth good tdngs Saturday evening when
arriving for the marriage of Miss Bernice
Evelyn Morse and Mr. William Waise Mcdonald The
church was lighted only by candegh the tapers in the
sanctuary and altar and the windows being lighted during
the organ prelude.
Baskets of Gala lilies, white snapdragons and white stock
used background for the ceremony read $50
o'clock by the Rev. T. A. Svare.
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Surprise Psr'y
For Lodge

North Tacoma Esbsksh lodge
members surprised the North Tia
coma Odd Fellows st thslr meet
ing on Thursday evening 81 An
deyrons hall After the meet
ina. games Ssrs played under the
supervision 81 Mrs.. DAVID Davis.
A late supper YRS served by Mrs..
Ernest Griffiihs and Mrs.. brenis
Gross
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coat. Her going away flowers were
orchids.
The young couple have gone TO
Los Angeles on their trip and will
be at home after May Il.
Both attended the University Of
Washington and the bride also the
College OF Puget Sound Mr.. Nc
Donald is member Of Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity and his bride of
Beta Phi Kappa
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Second Son Born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Huseby

Mr.. and Mrs Oscar M. Huseby.
9s1 So. 53rd. are being fehcitated
on the birth Of their second son,
a. Tacoma General hospital. The
httle boy is being welcomed by a
brother. Leigh, and grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Potucek.
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Baptist Women
Will Install
Ladies OF First Church 70
Hold Meeting April 80

Because a number OF its
members will be attending the
state convention in Walla
Walla on its regular meeting
day, the First Baptist Wom-
ems society will hold its May
meeting April 80. Mrs. NJ. ID.
Cheney will preside over the
business session at IL O'Clock.
at which time annual reports
will be given.
Mrs. y. r. watts and members
Of Florence circle will be hostssses
for the IL 30 luncheon following
which Mrs. W. n. Rsnbsugh will
install newly elected officers
Mrs. Thomas p. Hanson 10 tho
new president Vice presidents
are MI, Walter o. Aseosksy. Mrs.
NJ. d. Cheney. In charge Of miss
ionsry WORK: Mrs. r. o. Dewey
industrial. and Mn v. G. Plan
cyan. social Mrs. Harold Fisk In
the new recording secretary and
Mrs. Robert Hsnning. correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. Deloss Wads-
worth In treasurer.
Circle chairmen 10 Be Installed
are Hesdarnes Charles Thomas,
J. y. Gregg. Joseph Potucek, Eu-
gene Parsons. George Hoskins;
Miss Florence Danforth; Aesdzn1ss
w. l. Quest. H. n. Carretson. "
H. Robbins and Misc Irna Hszen.
Mrs. A X Beutei will give the
ceyotionsls and Mrs. Jesse Jones
will sing. Members Of Circle 7.
hr. Henry johnson. chairman,
will extend hospitality.
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Mrs. Reynolds 10 Be
Day Nursery Hostess

Mrs r. X. Reynolds Will open
her home at Rosemont Way TO
members Of Day Nursery club for
their IL 30 luncheon on Thursday
afternoon. Assisting hostesses will
be Mesdames r. r. Perkins. r. w.
Bourgsize. Milton A. Allen, and
Harry W. Naubert.
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Hsnsons Return From
Soiourn in Southwest

Mrs. G. Edward Hanson and her
son, DR.. John Hanson, returned
late last week from a months
motor tour in California and
Mexico.
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May Bride-elect
To Be Honored
Mis- Morton inspires Perry
To De- Given Saturday

In honor Of Miss Annabell
Norton. bride To- be Of Carl
Moe Of Tacoma. Miss Ruth
Moline. assisted by Mrs. War
rem thinner tDora I.snstonl
and Mrs. Jack kimbsll. will
entertain At her home Satur-
day evening with = bridal
shower.
spring flowers ~iii Decorate fss
rooms and sasr ssmss. rsfrssh-
msnts vii b. served from . Lace
covered table esntsfsd ~ith .
floral arrangement 81 brightly
eoiarsd t.lips
Invited guests lnsl1as Nssdsmss
August MOTHS. Fred Lsnxton. ~.
ain ksnrics. William L<vsaus.
Charles c1rrsn. g1ssr Merton.
Donald sn.1. Res wsses NJ Sum
n<r. ard Mrs.. Van Elits ~ Seattle.
ami the Nlssss Ruth Merton. Gail
Day. Elizabeth Mann. Alse@ fsfsmss.
Doris Mcciymons. Juns sshlxseh.
EmmsIlns sehlsseh. Martha Boes-
isy. Mary Boreh~rt Lucy MAJ
sp~nesr and sIrxlni< Gardner.
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-choDss 70 Lsys.~ Mr.. bert
iisxu, director ~ physical ssiv.
cation IN the Tasema psblie
schools. ~ii close ~ish . speech -
sThs Effscss of Alcohoi~
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Lincoln Social club Eill meet for
II 30 luncheon and cards a. the
Masonic Temple No. ssth ard
Yskirns ave TUssosy. Mrs. Harry
Dryznt u esssynsx ~ lns a<tsv-
noon
Evening star., 1941-07-04

tional bird emblem, he stands for
loyalty, dignity, fearleSsneSs and all
the qualities We admire. He does
not confer any special benefits upon
us, for his activities do not have
economic Importance.
AS a rule, he loves to station HIM
self in the tallest tree not far from
the shores of lakes and rivers. His
food consists mostly of fish, though
he kills many rabbits, squirrels, mice
and snakes. Eagles are not expert
fishermen. Indeed, most of the fish
they eat are the dead ones gathered
from the surface of the water. They
are not above robbing the osprey
a fisherman in class A. The osprey
rising from the water with a fine
fresh fish. is not aware of the pres
ence of the eagle until it is too late.
The eagle, sWooping toward the sue
cessful fisherman. catches the fish
as the osprey drops it in order TO
escape from the larger bird.
Eagles mate for life. They find
their life partners when their third
birthday has passed and are very
fond of each other. Together they