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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Scouts Will Hold
Smoker on Friday
AffUir 10 Be in
High School Gym

GIG HARBOR-R BOY Scout troop
IS. under the direction ~ Scout
master obert sovde. ~ bold a
smoker AZ the high school gym
nasium Friday evening There VII
be boxing bouts BY boys from
Crescent Valley. GIG Harbor high
school. Port Orchard and Lincoln
high school. Tacoma. Therv also
will be = juiu jitsu exhibition BY
boys from the Fife Wrestling and
Judo club
The Women's society of the
Memorial Presbyterian church VII
meet on Friday at ? m at the
home OF Mrs Herbert Cook
The Herman Uddenberg post. y.
=. w. and the Ladies auxiliary
will meet AZ the Community hall
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Morris Carlson viii enter
tain the "Sew-Whst" Girls club at
her home on Wednesday evening
Mu>lCal Program
Mrs. Harvey f. Msier will pre-
sent musical program al the
meeting Of the Fortnightly club 70
he held at the home Of Mrs r II.
Berkheimer on Thursday after
noon. Hostesses viii be Mrs. A.
w. Fuller and Mrs Hulda Smith.
Among the members Of the Gig
Hsrbor Lions club who will attend
the annual dinner AM dance Of
the Tacoma club at The Grove
on Saturday VIII be Or. and Mrs.
s r. Denzler. Mr.. and Mrs John
Finholm and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Rucker. All members of the club
are invited and those requiring
transportation are asked to call
Dr. s r. Denzler.
There will be a regular meeting
OF the Gig Harbor Grange at the
Community hall on Friday evening
II will be Dads night" at the
Rosedale PIT. A. meeting on
Thursday night The committee IN
charge Of the program is Roy
Shadbolt and FINS Warner
To Name Manager
There will be a meeting Of the
officers and members of the Gig
Harbor Baseball club at Cal Rus
sells on Friday night to appoint
a manager and make general ar
engagements for the coming season
Three Gig Harbor students are
entered in the Northwest regiona
solo contest TO be held at the Col
lege of Puget Sound on Friday
and Saturday. They are lorraine
Midtsatre, vocal solo; Betty Berk'
heimer. cornet solo and johnnie
Ross. junior saxophone solo.
The band OF the Gig Harboi
high school has been invited Il
play in the Daffodil festival parad,
March 30. This is the first time Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Man TO Change Name
To Simpler Spelling
SHENANDOAH. Pa

NHTslN NsNDoFNTF' N =
Wasalewski has entered a petition
in Northumberland county court TO
have his name changed. Wasaleg-
ski. who wants to be known as
Philip Walsh. said he wanted his
name changed so that he can get
his mail as no persons writing TO
him can spell it right.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

Gig Harbor band has been asked
to take part in this annual event.
The Old Age Pensions union
meeting scheduled for Saturday
has been postponed to Saturday,
March Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Two Pretty Crosse Pointers
Added TO Debu+an+e List
BY THE BYsTANDER

PLEASE ADD TO your debu-
tante list the names Of two
more pretty Crosse Pointers.
The lassies are Mary Louise
and Cynthia Murphy, daughters
of Mrs. William Chapoton Roney
of Provencal road. and no
definite plans for their coming
out have yet been announced.
The Murphy sisters are up at
"Mikenauk," the family Summer
home at Higgins Lake right now
with their parents and their
brothers, Frederick and Edward
Murphy and William Roney Jr.,
and their house guest, Mary
Louise Keane.
LEONTINE KEANE returned
Monday evening from Tawas.
where she has been the guest Of
Virginia Macdonald at the Sum-
mer home of Virginia's parents,
the Clay MacdonaldS.
And speaking of the Keane
sisters reminds us that you'll
have to refer TO their big
brother as Corporal" after this.
The brand new noncommiSSioned
officer, William Edward Keane
Jr., has just returned TO Camp
Leonard Wood after a visit with
his parents.
MRS. REX JACOBS and her
debutante daughter, Betty Jane,
plan to take their yacht, the
Frances j., 10 Mackinac this
weekend TO be on hand for the
end of the Chicago-Mackinac
yacht races.
Mr.. Jacobs will be sailing on
Tommy Fishers racing boat, the
Apache, and his family will
await him at the Grand Hotel.
Later Mrs. Jacobs and Betty
Jane will 60 on to Harbor Pointe
10 visit Betsy Lamy Oh ST. Louis.
whose family have a Summer
home there. You'll remember
Betsy as one of the two cute
house guests who came on to
visit Betty Jane when she made
her debut at a ball in late June.
The other visitor, Joan Eng
lish, will make her debut in Au-
gust at the Summer homo of her
parents at Lake George, and
Betty Jane is planning to 60
East for that important event.
PINE LAKE UNTRY
CLUB was one of the busiest
spots in all the town during the
luncheon hour Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry J. Copeland and
Mrs. n. A. Gibson were enter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Quick Lunch

Lunch is too often n quick
sandwich and a soda. with a few
hats tried on for dessert. That
is inadequate Your best bet IS
10 order a 30 or 35-cent lunch
con, which is cheaper than a la
carte take buttermilk for the
beverage and fruit for tho des-
sort If the fruit substitution is
refused and you're trying 10 cut
caloricS. skip dessert. Make sure
you get whole wheat or enriched
bread.
Dinner must furnish lean
meat. two vegetables. a salad,
milk again for the beverage.
fruit for dessert, and whole
grain or enriched bread.
Health is your stock in trade.
You can't afford TO follow a hit
or-miss plan of eating II YOU do,
your looks and career suffer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

HERE'S A real find for the
smart Notwithstanding! Pat
tern 1902 by Anne Adams is 50
fresh and pretty hat il Will
take you everywhere in style.
The wraparound skirt is easily
adjusted by a series of buttons
at the waist. The top. which
is in a choice of two lengths.
has full-cut lines beneath the
smart shoulder darting.
You'll wear il in loose straight
smock style up 10 the big event;
then afterwards, when you're
slim again, you'll tuck il N,
blouSe-fashion.
Pattern 4S02 is available IN
misses sizes II, Ii. 10, Is and
20. Size 10 takes 4s4 yards 80
inch fabric 81 yard contrast
and 2st yards lace edging.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name. address and
style number
Address yeur request TO tho
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Vital Elements

Since most business girls are
not anxious TO take on extra
pounds, it is fairly easy to weed
out the foods which furnish
more calorics than anything else
and choose the ones which con-
tribute the vital elements.
Let's start with breakfast
that is the meal the business
girl is apt 10 slight. You can
get a pretty good breakfast over
the counter for a quarter.
You need a fresh fruit or
Juice, not occasionally but
every morning. You need an egg
each day so il may as well be
at breakfast, with whole wheat
or enriched toast, and with cof-
fee for an eye-opcner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

DETROIT HEALTH commits
sioner, DR.. Bruce II. Douglas.
tells US that picnic stomach
aches should not be blamed on
food poisoning. They may be
due to improper packing of the
lunch, overeating, heat or over
exertion.
He says that "custard mix
lures and certain salad dress
ings absorb organisms from the
hands of the person who pre-
pares them"
If you do make your own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

SET o attractive.
dish end might be balanced by small
the opposite end
BY harmony placement of all silver china and
napkins parallel OF the table pleasing
relation to another.
Eighteen inches should be allowed for each which
includes all of the china silver glass for person
THE LINEN -.
If cloth used the fold should lie down the
the table Place should be placed y inch from the
edge of the table but parallel TO the edge
The napkin the left of the dinner fork folded
rectangular square triangular open
the plate for in opening.
THE SILVER .
l edge Y edge
the place
1t is arranged in the order its dinner fork the
left Of the plate knife the right and next the spoon
salad fork goes the left dinner fork.
Butter spreaders go top the bread and
butter plate parallel table the side this plate
parallel with other silver.
Jelly butter knife spoon and similar pieces
placed beside, in their respective dishes.
Silver for the dessert be placed the table
served with the dessert.
GLASSWARE AND CHINA
The glass; tunbler goblet at the tip of the
knife Wine glasses other pieces TO the right of
Salad plates the plate, OF fork TO the
left of fork depending entire table seup.
Relish dishes other occasional should not be grouped
in spot, but within reach of some one seated
handle pointing at angle to the edge Of the table for ease
in picking up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
n N ay9 f: 'x
wi with LNST

THE pEBBIEs Of the 1871 Summer had played
their brief parts and retired from the stage.
The curtain rung down..
But. it viii be rung up again for day..
Time was. when a deb figure only in her
immediate circle.
has become person of city-wide con-
sequence.
So much that the seasons glamour gs...are to
be honored tomooW 10y the Detroit Racing Association
'Debutane Day at the Races will hghight the racing
season. =. :. at the Far Grounds Race Course
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Nourishing Red ucing Diet
Planned for Career Girl
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WHICH WOULD you rather
be-well fed or we'll dressed?
Without exception, nine young
women who were asked that
question by an inquiring re-
porter declared that they would
prefer 10 be in the height of
fashion.
AS one OF them Succinctly put
it. If she were well dressed.
she could be well fed. Another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
D. A. c. Cruisers Arrive Home

THE JOLLY Detroit Athletic Club cruisers. .. arrived
home the d. a. c. special.
They enthusiastic end their stay. at
the swank Seignory Club in the Province of Quebec.
Among those board Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Hughes DR.. and Mrs. Euclid Joinvle Arthur Lacy .
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Laurie. Mr. A. W. Winters .
Dr. and Mrs Jacob Manng the L. A. Youngs. the Roy
Dlons. the George Gastons the +. c. Lebods. the
Norman Chanberlains. the w. f. McDonnes the W. c.
Lerchens the Paul Orens Mr. and Mrs Emmett Tracy
1.-THE Vernon Ioungs Mr. and Mrs George r.. Cruck-
shank Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Burgess. the p g. Browns
1.-The G +. CRANES. and the Hugh Martins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
House Guest Due

JODY CASGRA1N will
have with her. Peggy Cor
coran. of Forest Hills, l.. /.
-. who is arriving this
morning to be her house
guest >. over the weekend.
Jody and Peggy are
classmates at Manhattanville
College. -.
Several other debbies ;.
including Jean Campbell. -.
who have been out of town
-. are expected back today
80. for this exciting party at
the races. -.
Featuring the program
=. for Debutante Day at the
races. will be a race. -.
named the Debutante Purse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

tanning at a bridge luncheon for
20. Among the guests were
Mrs. Russell o. Herrick, Mrs.
l.. F. Jones, Mrs. William Nor
ris, Mrs. A. f. Ulrick and Mrs.
Charles Way.
Mrs. Walter Fishleigh was
hostess to nine ladies. Seated
about her flower decked table
were: Mrs. w. Burl Schmidt,
Mrs. r. N. Lacy, Mrs. Wells
Utley, Mrs. Walter Keys. Mrs.
+. N. Menefee of Ann Arbor,
Mrs. Draper Allen, Mrs. II. w.
Holmes, Mrs. William Blythe
and Mrs. John c. Kinsel. 80
Mrs. Harold F. Sawyer gave a
bridge luncheon to honor her
sister-in-law and house guest,
Mrs. c. r. Sawyer of Los
Angeles. Guests were. Mrs.
Herbert Layle, Mrs. William
Palen, Mrs. Harrison Pagan,
Mrs. Clarence Wormuth, Mrs.
Hugh McLeeSe, Mrs. Sale Miller
and Mrs. Fred Carey.
Mrs. Frank w. Fink of Farm
ington was entertaining Mrs.
Fred Warner, Mrs. William w.
Slocum. Mrs. Nina Whipple and
Mrs. Charles Moiles at luncheon.
MADONNA LILIES and white
hollyhocks made Summary
setting for the Colony Clubs
weekly bridge breakfast.
Tables were placed in the
Solarium and on the screened
porch,
Mrs. Donald Melville, the
clubs chairman of activities, was
hostess 10 Mrs. Arthur Suther-
land, Mrs. Edgar NJ. Cathro and
Mrs. Herman zoos.
At another breeze-swept table
we saw Mrs. Arthur Herman
and her guests. Mrs. Hubert
Noble, Mrs. Albert B. Hoffman
and Mrs. Robert Milligan.
Mrs. Shirley Smart was host
esS to Mrs. Earl l.. Huber, Mrs.
Albert A. Sage and Mrs. Thomas
p. Phillips.
Seated about a large round
table were: Mrs. Carl Huyette
and her guests, Mrs. Lynn Nc
Naughton, Mrs. Henry p. Will
liams, Mrs Harry Gambler. Mrs.
Ashmead Biddulph of Merton,
Pa. Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Mrs.
William Traub and Mrs. Frank
Munger.
Also present were: Mrs. Her
man d. Scarney, Mrs. John Le-
land Jones. Mrs. Harold l..
Richeson, Mrs. Henry f. Wen
ger. Mrs. Louis +. Weyand Mrs.
J. Robert Wilkin and Mrs. Theo
Saunders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

went so far as 20 say she would
rather be beautifully dressed
from tip TO toes. even though
she was so hungry she couldn't
stand up.
But a working gal must eat.
And the less money she has TO
spend the more carefully she
must budget for her three meals
a daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Doris to Quit
Newport for
Honolulu
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, July 16.-Doris
Duke Cromwell has been up in
Newport visiting her mother,
Mrs. James B. Duke, at Rough
Point" that rather gloomy pile
of granite out on Ochre Point
which was built in the early
COS by the late Frederick w.
Vanderbilts, and later served az
a setting for entertainments
which the late Princess Ana
stasie of Greece Obi" Leeds
mother) hoped would gain her
entree into Newport's Inner
circle"
Doris never has cherished a
fondness for Newport. And her
latest trip to the Aquidneck Isle
was TO say her "good-byes" to
Mamie" Duke. For Doris ex-
poets TO cross the continent and
from the west coast she'll take
the Pacific Clipper" to her ia
vorite home-Honolulu.
ALL OF which spikes that
silly report which had Doris
planning TO spend the entire
summer in Newport - of all
places7
In Honolulu Doris. who is so
often referred to as the to-
bacco heiress" when, in reality.
she really is the aluminium
HERES" for much of the Duke
wealth is invested in aluminium
Lives a secluded life. taking no
part in the social life OF the
Pacific island paradise.
To say she is popular with
the bona-fide social leaders OF
Honolulu would be stretching
the truth. For il is an open
secret that the great ladies' OF
Honolulu resent the manner in
which Doris has pointedly given
them the brush off.
What they fail TO understand
is that Doris has a genuine dis
like of society and all IL stands
for. She prefers the company
of a few close friends--and II
they are Bohemians--so much
the better.
AMONG THE guests at Wig
wassan Lodge. Lake Rosseau.
MuSkoka. are Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Back From Their Wedding Trip

BACK FROM their wedding trip to Long Trail Lodge
down in Rutland VT. the David Johnson Lucks.
They paid fleeing visit to the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrew Kaner. brdegrooms
parents. the Charles Lucks -.
Now. the former Adele Kanter and her husband -.
have started of in their for their home at
sos West 31s street. Austin, Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
STREAMLINER

An exercise 10 prevent
stenographer's spread. Hold
on te door, fiex opposite knee
and pull hard toward chest.
Rise on toes to get extra
stretch. Relax and repeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Sister Visiting Mrs. L'Hommedieu

MRS. c. w. DUDLEY o Washington D. c.. e.. and her
daughter Sally visiting Mrs Dudeys sister
Mrs Charles LHommedieu of Kenwood road
Mrs. Stevens HARDWOOD the former Marguerite Sullivan
today. from her home Maryland. pay
visit to her sister Mrs Muir B. Snow who living
in Amherstburg Ont.....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Improper Packing and Overeating
May Cause Picnic S+omachaches

mayonnaise or salad dressing,
you'd be wise TO buy for picnic
use a small jar of that CONNER
cially prepared. II is developed
from a formula which does not
tend to spoil rapidly in warm
weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
All the Debbies VIII Be There

ALL THE girls who have come out this season.
equipped binoculars and racing forms and squirrel by
their best beauX....
VIII be on hand the twilight which start at
4:30 o'clock.
Alice Stroh. e.. Jean Ford and Ann Finkenstaedt.
asked invite their sister debs and to make all the
arrangements. for the gala day al the track.
Among others witt be in the boxes are. Helen
Soepel. Jody Casgrain Sue Balderston. Emily Peter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

any creamy custard filling into
the cream puffs or cellars, leave
them at home, too.
These are all things which
should be kept in cool place
even in your own home. See,
too, that creamed chicken and
meat mixtures are not allowed
Z TO stand at room temperature.
Watch the babys food closely.
II YOU do take any custard or
milk mixtures for him, they
should he under refrigeration OF
some type here's whore the
thermos bottle will come in
handy.
Beware
Doctor Douglas says "be cau-
tious about mixing pork with
hamburgers. Pork must be thor
oughly cooked and picnic ham,
burgers seldom are" We should
watch closely 10 see that frank
furters arc well cooked, too.
If hamburgers are favorites
with you. here's how 10 buy
them. Don't take meat which is
already ground and on display at
the market. Select beef chuck
or heel of the round and ask the
butcher 10 grind II for you.
When you get II home, either
make into patties as IL is or add
salt and pepper e.. and an egg
and a few bread crumbs II you
wish. Separate each patty with
waxed paper and then wrap for
the picnic basket.
More 0on'ts
Other things which may con-
tribute TO after-picnic discomfort
are the eating Of large amounts
of foods not ordinarily consumed
and drinking impure water. Doc
tor Douglas says, Watch for the
Michigan Health Department
sign OF approval"
LOOKING FOR some new pic
mic food ideas? Try these. Carry
well-seasoned baked beans in in
dividual casseroles If the
group is small.
If meat loaf is a favorite with
you. give IL new top knot In
the bottom of each creased muf-
fin tin arrange sliced stuffed
olives. Pack in meat loaf mix
ture and bake. When the indi-
vidual loaves come from the pans
the olives will stand out not
only attractive but flaVorflIl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Avoid Custerds

Remember custard mixtures
are largely made up Of milk and
eggs so leave custard pud-
dings and pies at home come
the picnic day. If you tucked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
THE BRIDES PRIMER
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

TT Is for table settings E. simple but charming,
L Keep them so and hey'H be most disorBng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Mrs. Ward Ducke++ Of TO Ontario

MRS. WARD DCCkETT... had her bags loaded. into
her car and away she 10 lpperwash Ont to
spend lev days with her sister Mrs Thorne Murphy
But Mrs Greene Fenley Jr.. and her subdeb daugh-
ters Margaret and Carol. back in town today.
following a visit in Cincinnati. e..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Relieving Tedium

RELIEVING THE mid
summer tedium.... are a
number of interesting visitors
from out of town -.
Mrs. Henry F. Birdseye
has arrived from Derby,
Conn. to visit her sister,
Mrs. Edward A. Bachelor. :.
Mrs. Bachelor leaves to-
morrow. >. to spend the week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

-. Elizabeth Mary Hamilto
!. Ma ftha Berry Maria
Potter -. Betty Jane Jacob
=. and Janet Finnie. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
-. plans track party .

emu with ner SON. EuWard A Jr at Fort Leonard wood
But while she away =. Mrs Brdseye :. will stay
with her great friend Mrs Richard Thornton Brodhead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Announce Engagement Of Daughter

Mp AND MRS VERNE NJ DAVIS. of Seward avenue
today are announcing the engagement-of their
daughter. Jennette Murray. Dr. Martin +. Strand
Of Mr. and Mrs Martin Strand. Of Dearborn Hills
The wedding will take place July 26....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

AMONG THE guests at Wig
wassan Lodge. Lake Rosseau.
MuSkoka. are Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
Rocks, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet
Leigh. Robert w, Ruxta and
Stuart SHELLEY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
SHINING Menu

BREHKFAs'
Evening star., 1941-10-18
District Heads Asked
To Seek Virginia Rail
.Commuter Terminal
l4th and Maine Stution
Envisioned in Plan;
Traffic Hearings End
Earlier Story on Page Al
By JAMES e. CHM,


Chairman Schultz of the House
subcommittee studying Washington s
traffic problems requested the Com
missioners this afternoon to seek a
conference with railroad officials to
work out a plan for a railway COM
muter service from nearby Maryland
and Virginia points to terminal at
Fourteenth street and Maine ave-
nue. SW.
Engineer Commissioner Kutz said
the Commissioners would be glad to
arrange such a conference and go
into the plan very fully"
The request was made as the sub
committee brought to close a series
of public hearings on bill authoriz-
ing establishment of municipality
owned automobile parking lots on
the fringe of the downtown business
section.
Chairman Scnulte also expressed
the hope that if the Commissioners
are given authority to establish
fringe parking lots they would pro-
vide some parking facilities in the
central business area to compete
with privately owned lots and ga
RACES, some of which he charged are
"gouging the public
Halbert Poole. a parking lot op-
orator, testified today. vigorously de-
nying that parking lot operators are
profiteering. The parking lot busi-
ness" he declared. lis full of grief"
He explained that the recent raise
in parking fees by some lot opera :
tors was made necessary to meet
higher rents and increased wages
for attendants.