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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
SLET AMERICKEHO
SOKOLSTVA.
Jarka KoSaT:

Doba pouhych tTi mesic1 de-
II mas cd mohutne manifestace
narodni, kterou porada Svaz
Ceskoslovenskeho Sokolstva v
Americe dine 20. cervna ma Vo-
Jenskem poll v Chicago "a L.
cast Sokolstva polskeho, jugo-
slavskeho, katolickeho a delnic
kych jednot, ably pred americ-
kou v~efejnostf demonstrovana
byla vyspelost telesna i mravni
slla vSech Slovan1 zde v Anne
rice, kteri v duchu Tyrsova u
cent odchovavaji nasi move VIA
stl zdrave, zdatne a vzorne OBJ
cany, ma ktere ona niue sme-
lie spolehati, kdyby uhodila no.
dina nebezpeci.
Proz1vame v teto nejvys vaz-
ne dobe kazdym dnem nova
~prekvapen1 v zbesilem tazeni
sileneho Hitlera ma zdolani svo-
body demokratickych narod1
a proto Spojene Staty jedina to
dnes nejsilnejsf basta demokra
Gle a svobody obcanske, memo
hou lhostejne prihlfzeti ma toto
rdousenf a zotrocovanf narod1
evropskych a docela vazne
svym proziravym presidentem
Rooseveltem Sc pripravuji ma
rozhodny okamzik, ktery NIL
re nastati neocekavanym vyvo-
jem udalost1 evropskych.
Americke Sokolstvo, pine cha
pajlcl vaznost dolby, neochvej-
ne stoj1 "a programem naseho
p~residenta a proto ma SVEN Sic
tn hodla velkou manifestaci
vseho lidu slovanskeho PROBE
viii svoji loyalitu k nasi move
vlasti a jej1mu nejvyssfmu
pfedstaviteli, presidentu Fran
klinu D. Rooseveltovi, a svou
prlsahou zpecetiti slib vernosti,
re hotovo jest haiti zivoty svy-
mi demokratickou svobodu sve
move vlasti.
A vedle tohoto spontannlho
projevu loyalty Dude tez ma
|Sletu utvrzena cesko-polska
dohoda vzajemnosti a sbratre-
nj "a spolecnym GLEN, smefu-
jlclm ku znovudobytl samostat-
nosti Ceskoslovenska a Polska.
Vynikajicf pevec polsky, Jan
Kiepura, ma sletisti svym wac
nym zp6vem nejen obohati pro
gram sletovy, ale hlavne zd6-
razni spolecne zajmy cesko-
polske a prftomnost vynikaj1-
cich osobnostl,, zastupc1 vlad
a armady, jez 1cast svoji pri-
|slfbili, Dude jiste povzbuzen1m
nasemu dobremu lidu,aby svou
1cast1 naplnil Vojenske pole
do poslednfho m1sta a tax do
kazal pred vzacnymi hosty a a
merickou verejnostf, re pine
chape dnesni vaznou dobu a re
Sc Sokolstvem americkym vse-
mi prostredky svymi chce ma
pomahati 1silovnym snaham
presidenta Roosevelta ma Edo
lani nelidskeho nacismu,jemuz
kdyby Sc podarilo opanovati &c
lou Evropu, mohl by snadno s
1skocnym spojencem japon-
skym ohroziti Spojene Staty,
Ijejichz slime demokraticke zf1-
zenf a svobodny Ouch jest tr-
mem v oku zbesileho Hitlera.
Kdo pro pravdu, pravo, spra-
vedlnost a lidskou dustojnOst
cit1, ten nebude schazeti v ne
deli, 20. cervna ma Vojenskem
poll O Sletu Sokolstva Americ-
keno a proto volame: Ma shle-
danou! SLETU ZDAR!!!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04

V New Yorku Earl Russell
Browder, byvaly generalnf Sc
kretar komunisticke strany, ma
stoupil trest ctyfmes1cnfho "a
lafe pro uzfvanf prIvodn1ho Ii
stu, ziskaneho podvodnym zp1-
sobem. Byl odsouzen pred Ia
mes1ci.
Byl doveden do male cely, v
niz byli jiz diva muzi, obzalo-
van1 z postovniho podvodu.
Mfsto, kde Dude pykati svdj
trest, nebylo oznameno, ale vet
sina trestancI, kterf jsou usved
Cent re zlocind, je posflana dc
ltrestnice v Lewisburgu, Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04

WORTH?
"Stryce, boure pfesla, vrat-
me Sc domG," oslovila no, uka-
zuj1c ma okenko a nutic Sc dc
klidu.
Skutecne. Pfestalo prseti a
slunce opet ozafovalo porose-
nou louku.
Vysli z boudy a kraceli roz-
moklou lesni cestou. Almost
netroufal 81 podati synovkyni
rame, jake to vzdy cinival a O.
ma nezavesila Sc Sc smfchem v
Ijeho loket ably Sc mohla k ne
mu tuliti. Sla nekolik kroku
"a MIN, zdvihaj1c svrchn1 Sat,
ably 81 no neurousala O mokrou
travu.
PriSli dnes domn drive nez
obycejne. Gertrude byla "a
mlkla a Almost hned pc vecefi
odesel do sveho pokoje.
Ones doslo mezi Arnostem
a Trudou k vyjadrenl," fekla
PAM tovarnlkova muzovi, kdyz
dcera opustila jfdelnu, predsti-
rajfc 1navu. "Hled vyzvedeti,
jak to d~opadlo," pravil tovar-
mix.
Druheho dine dopoledne pta-
la Sc matka dcery, p1jde-li Cd
poledne opet Sc strycem ma pro
chazku. Devce dalo Sc do pla-
&c.
"Co Sc stalo?" zeptala Sc to-
varnikova uleknuta.
"Nestalo sc nic," odpovfdala
dcera placfc. "Neptej Sc mne
ma mic, nemohla bych tt mic po-
v1dati, ale Sc strycem uz vycha-
yeti nebudu."
Matka sc tedy dale nevypta-
vala, ale domyslila Sc, re Ger
truda Sc presvedcila, re il Ar
most nemiluje.
"Vyzvedela isl neco?" ptal
Sc tovarn1k, kdyz Sc PAM vrati-
la 90 Qcory.
"M1j drahy, rozlucme Sc Sc
vsemi svymi nadejemi," odve-
tia mu. "Arnost je zkuseny
muz, dovede porouceti rysum
sveho obliceje, ale Truda Sc ne
dovede premahati a ulevuje 81
placem. z nasich plant nebu-
de mic, to je made vsl pochyb-
most"
"Skoda," pravil tovarnlk S
vyrazem zklamanf. "Nejspise
Sc Almost v Indii zasnoubil. Wy
ptavati Sc no, bylo by ted ne
diskretnost1. Nezbyva nez tr-
pelive cekati az sam promluvl
nebo az Truda nam Tekne, CO
Sc mezi mimi stale. Ale male
haiti ma nj otazkami nesm1me.
Devce je tuze citlive. Povldam
skoda, re sc mi tento plan ne
podaTil. Mel jsem tax pekne
vsechno v Have zosnovano."
Cd toho dine sykal sc Almost
S Gertrudou jen pr1tomnosti
rodicG. On Sc k nj choval stej-
ne meme jake dosud, ona pTij1-
mala vsecky jeho pozornosti S
vdecnym 1smevem, ale spolec-
nosti jeho nevyhledavala. Ia
to v nestrezenem okamziku po-
hlfzela ma neho smutnym po-
hledem a We SVEN pokojlku po-
stala casio v zaduman1 mad ko-
bercem zhotovenym 2 krasn6
zihane kGze tigTice, ktera "a
bila Annii.
V.
Zivot ma zamku Libenickem
stall Sc pojednou jednotvarnym,
jakym byl pred prfchodem Ar
nostovym. Almost vetsinu dine
byl zamestnan v tovarne dozl.
raje k m~ontovani a umlstnova.
nj n6kolika novych tsroj1 obra.
bec1ch, ktere prisly z Angle g
z chvatu S jakym pobfzel rych.
lejs1 proveden1 prace, soudili u.
rednfci: "Mlady pan asi uz br.
zy odjede zpet do Indie"
TAX uplynul tyden, pc ter
case vydrzeli tovarn1kovi vytr'
vati v n~ejistote ohledne pome'
ru mezi Arnostem a Gertrudou
PAM tovarnlkova byla Size re
ma flegmaticka, ale nebyla by
musela byti zenou vdbec, kdy
by nebyla alespon v nepatrnt
m1re zvedavou, zvlaste, kdyi
Sc jednalo o JEFF dceru.
Nastal konecne okamzik
kdy matka dovedla pohnout
dceru, ably il otevrela sve srdc'
a sverila Sc il Sc SWIM zarmut
KEN.
Gertrude "a ten tyden pc
znala, re p1sobf muka miti ia
jemstv1 v srdci, tajemstv1 DO
; loctn6 n pGH CO q piLTIro nnrni1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Miss Gemmell
To Wed Saturday
Shower Given at Palmer
Home Honorine Bride-elee'

Miss Dorothy Gemmell was
recently honored by a bridal
shower given by Miss Helen
Cough and Miss Violet Palmer
at the home of the latter.
Miss Gemmell will marry Mr..
Baldwin Bradfield Saturday
evening. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Roy
T. Brumbaugh at the Gemmell
home.
The Palmer home was decorated
in a nautical motif for the occa-
sion with daffodils throughout the
rooms. Games were played, con-
GLIDING with a treasure hunt in
which Miss Gemmell found her
gifts. After the presents were
opened. refreshments were served.
Guests were: Misses Norma
Mesler. Altha Mesler, Elzabs
Mesler, Pauline keil, Emma jean
Everett. Jean Wheeler. Genevieve
Packard. Clarice Schiller, Gladys
Evans. Beth Schrupp, Mazda Nc
Eachron, Winifred Tuft, and Doro-
thy Gemmell, the bride-to-be; Mes
danes Gemmell, Edward Andersen,
Reese Palmer, Fred DuPms and
/ Warren Mccall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Club TO Visit
Art Museum
Arts, Science Group
Plans Seattle Trip

The Arts and Science club
will visit the Seattle Art Mu-
scum on Thursday, March 20.
Mrs. A. NJ. Young, art director
Of the museum, has promised
the club members an interest
ing afternoon and will provide
a guide to conduct the tour.
Luncheon and a short busi-
ness meeting at the Seven
Gables inn will precede the
visit. Mrs. Emory Leamon
will be in charge of the ar
rangements.
Members are Asked to call Mrs.
William Hawley or Mrs. Michael
Devote for reservations.
Mrs. Gerhart Bahr and Mrs
Walter Sivertson were eo-chairmen
/ for the club rummsgs sale held
Friday and Saturday of this week
at 1889 Pacific ave. Those who
assisted were Mrs. Merle L<edy
Mrs. Winfield Sypber. Mrs. L. II
Love, Mrs. Michael Devote. Mrs
r. Boscovich. Mrs. Harry Marks
Mrs. V. r. Boucher. Mrs. Car
Messner. Mrs. Arthur Behling
Mrs. Ask McB~ath. and Mrs
Emory Lesmon, Mrs.. John B
Smith.
Mrs. william Havley enter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Training Course
Is Announced

A training school for Catholic
youth leaders - announced FOR
Sunday. March is. and will be
held In the Rose and Gold room
at the Winthrop hotel. under
auspices AZ the Junior Council,
Catholic Daughters of America.
Miss Helen p. Steinbach, city
chairman for c. d. A. Juniors,
Ia in charge of the program. which
is planned FOR the hours 10 10 4.
An informal luncheon at 1880
will be the one social item of the
days routine.
Miss Jane Murray. grand regent
Of Court Tacoma, Catholic Daugh-
tiers Of America, will give the vel
come. and Miss Marie Freeburn,
Seattle. state junior chairman,
and Miss Norma Ouellette. Seattle,
will present a panel symposium
4 The Rev. A. n. Allard chaplain
OF both Senior and Junior Courts
Of the Catholic Daughters, will
speak on the Junior Standard
TO Love God" Mrs. James II
Egan. past grand regent of Tacoma
Court, will discuss How to Keep
an Organization Alive" A demon
strstion of music and games will
he given by Counselors Mrs. An
drew Wilson and Miss Eleanor
Merrill and by Junior Group IA
from Holy Rosary parish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Guild Heads
Church Calendar
Many Meetings Planned
For Presbyterian Women

Caroline A. Ladd guild will
open activities for the week
for women of the First Pres
byterian church. meeting AT
1890 Monday in Middleton
parlor. Luncheon hostesses
viii he Mrs. George ID. Poe
and Mrs. E. W. Squires. Bust
ness and q mission Bible
study program will follow the
luncheon.
Tuesday viii find the newly
elected officers of the church
Women's society meeting in
Middleton parlor with the
president elect, Mrs. Burns
Poe.
Also on Tuesday. circle y viii
meet with Mrs. Emma J. Nc
Dcaald. eSs 80. Grant for 1880
luncheon. Mrs. Roy l. Dodds and
Mrs- Wesley Moore ~ill be the
Bible and mission study directors.
Meeting for 1880 luncheon on
Wednesday are five other circles:
circle c with Mrs Silas Nelson.
eos So. Sheridan. with Ars. Myrtle
Johnston a. study leader: circle L
With Mrs. =. d Churchward. 3706
-. I. with Mrs. =. B. Hines and
Ma J. ". Jones assisting. and
Nh. Margaret Graham in charge
- study: circle ~ with Mrs. Lena
Henry and Mn. Minnie Davis for
luncheon II Hoyts. Sixth and
Prospect Reservations for the
latter grcSp ara TO b made with
Mn. = r. Manson. PR so2i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Y. ". c. A. Membership Campaign
Opens Under Mrs. Falskow Soon
Sevsnty-Five Women Who VIII Volunteer Services, 10
Meet for Luncheon Monday At O'clock

The Y. W. C. A. annual membership campaign will open
Monday March H. under the direction of Mrs Guy Faskow
campaign director The seventy who have vol
uneered their services to enlist members for the organza
ton will meet for luncheon AT the Y w. c. A. Monday at
i o'clock.
The Importance of Membership will be discussed briefly
by Mrs Falskow and campaign plans will be outlined Mrs.
Thomas Swayze and Mrs T. H. Duerfedt will ques-
tons on the best way to present membership
Final instructions membership cards and lists of pros
poets will be given out at this time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Mothers 10 Be
OroAnized

Organized
Mothers Of boys At Fort Warden
will meet Monday afternoon at
i:3o in Emerson hall. 1ioeis
Broadway TO form an auxiliary TO
furnish the new recreation room
~ Fort Wordsn-
Wesea's Unitsd Beps61k~sn
eSub Of Pierce county will meet
Monday ~ the Washington spts-
for luncheon ut l7:ls. AR. John
T. Mccutcheon. Republican legisla-
tor from the 26th district. will be
the guest speaker. His talk will be
On the recent session q the state
Ieg,siaturs At Olympia Mrs Ivan
wsay. the prsssdsat, vsl prssaAA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

The planning committee consists
Of Mrs. Guy Falskow. campaign
director: Mrs. George J. vanden-
berg, chairman membership COM
mittee: Mrs. X. A. Abingdon, Miss
Ethel Cotter. Mrs. David p. Cook.
Mrs. r. L. 1saacs, Mrs. George
Ward Lawler. Mrs. Frank r. Mad
dison. Mrs. J. II. smyth and Mrs.
Il. s. Watts.
Other women working On the
campaign are: Mrs. Mark Aber-
nethy. Miss Edna Avery. Mrs. Ed
ward Barnard, Mrs. T. c. Boards
ley. Mrs. A. r. Bersersen. Mrs.
Harry B. Berry. Mrs. Leo Bues-
cher. Mrs. Edwin Chffs, Mrs. r.
K. Chase. Mrs. Nell Cowan, hiss
Mary Q. Cowen. Mrs Il. y. Dodds.
Miss Beatrice /. Doty. Mrs. A. N.
Drips, Mrs. Naomi Ellison. Mrs.
John C. Fsssett. Mrs. Jane 8
Fisher. Mrs. M. =. Felt. Mrs. J.
p. Fullsger, Mrs. A. r. Gardner,
Mrs.. II. II. Garretson. Mrs. Earl
Garrison. Mrs. !. q. Gimlett, Mrs.
Nellie Gray. Mrs. Arthur Green,
Mrs. Glenn L. Green. Mrs. II. T.
Greenup. Mrs, John M. Gregg, Mrs.
X. p. Hansen, Mrs. J. p. Hart,
Mrs. X. 4. Hartman, Mrs. s. r.
hermann, Mrs. o. =. Hits. Mrs
r. d. Hodge, Mrs. Z. v. Hoover
Mrs. Dwight Howell. Miss Jennie
johnson. Mrs. o. n. Judd. Mrs
]. w. Kellson, Mrs. r. r. Kendall
Mrs.. Elmo Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Cliff
ford LAnghorns. Mrs. C. o. Laws
Mrs. 4. N. Lewis. Mrs. s. K
Light. Miss 4. J. Love, Mrs
Charles Low, Mrs. c. o. Lynn
Mrs. Thso. Lynn. Mrs. Earl r
Marble. Mrs. r. ID. MARI. Mrs
Paul Means. Mrs.. Douglas Meyers
Mrs. Arthur n. Middleton. Mrs
Charles c. Morisette. Mrs. +. X
Murray. Mrs.. william Q. Mccrea
Mrs. George X. osgood. Miss Edit
Osmond. Mrs. c. c. Parker. Mira
Guy Pierce. Mrs. W. G. Pinches
Mrs. W. II. Price. Mrs. B. I. Rob
bins. Mrs. Kenneth A. Roegner
Mrs. J. T. Ryan, Aiss DIV
Schoenberger. Mrs c. J. Shaw
Mrs. Stanley Shaw. Mrs. O. N
Steele. ArA John Steele. Mr.
Clarence steinkopf. Mrs Thoma
swsyss. Mrs o. J. Swanss, Mr.
Benjamin Terry, Mrs. Bertrar
Thomas, Mrs. Carl Vincent. Mr.
Frank 4. Walter. Mrs.. A. u. Wes
colt, Nrs. n. ]. whitaere. Mr.
Ernest A White. Mrs. Arthu
wickens, Mrs.. N. d. Wilkinson
Ars- u. C. willard. Miss Elsin
Williams and Mrs.. Prank Niilistor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
MONDAY

B11Bsa PIT. a. meets Monday
~ ,. n. n the school with DR..
Lee =. Powers speaking on Pre-
venting Tuberculosis in Young
ohildrea and Adolescents." Mrs.
Val c. Dieter VIII preside and Mrs.
John rnppsar win lead the COM
nnunity singing. Miss Stella c.
Kellogg Of the Pierce County Tu-
berculosis league will supplement
DR.. Powers talk with q sound
finn, They Do Come Back" show
tng how tuberculosis cases are
found and cared for in a modern
sanitorium. Mrs. (. X. Olive and
Mrs.. Andrew johnson will be as
sisted BY second grade mothers
curing the social hour.
bryant PIT. A. meets Monday
ct 7:3o p. m. IN room of the
school with Mrs. Z. L. Clough.
president Of the Tacoma Humane
society, speaking on The Work
With Humane Education" Mrs.
Clarence Lyonais viii preside. The
fourth. fifth and sixth grades will
put on q demonstration with mu-
sical bells under the direction Of
Mrs. Marguerite Davy. Mrs. w.
3. salles II hostess and will be
assisted by mothers Of Miss Louise
Natchshein's pupils.
Lswesl PIT. A. meets Monday
at p. m N the auditorium with
Frank Corow showing the film.
''Ccod-bye. Mr.. Germ" Mrs. Loris
Baker win preside. There will be
an investiture of Girl Scouts under
the direction Of Mrs. \. o. vog-
mild Nrs- w. @. Mcnamara will
- in charge of the social hour.
0hogWAa Preschoel meets Mon
day at p. m. In the school with
L. o. Tucker talking on Milk
from Consumers Viewpoint" Mrs.
C. W. wiecking will preside. Mrs.
G. A. Carlson. Mrs. Z. n. Wolff
and Mrs. Clifford G. Neil will b
hcstesses.
Washingtoa Preseheel meets
Monday at 7:4s p m at the home
1t Mrs. c. l. Poole. s724 No. 22nd
It., with Mrs. Roland Z. Borhek
speaking on .Children's Books. "
lfrs. Sterling Carmichael win pre-
side. The hostess win Be- assisted
~ Mrs.. Sumner Bennett and Mrs.
y. parseth-
orcae .. Danish Old People,
home Will meet for luncheon and
eards Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock IN the Broadmcor. Reser.
vations are 10 Be- made ~ GA <3oi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Full Calendar
For Circles
Congregational Women
To Have Many Affairs

Circles Of the Women's as
ISOLATION Of the First Congre-
gational church will convene
in the homes of members on
Wednesday for luncheon and
work programs.
Abigail circle. Mrs. c L. John
son chairman. will meet al
O'Clock ~ the home Of Mrs Arthur
p York. e23 No. J st. with Mrs.
r. P. Morton and Miss Cora
Adams assisting. After the bust
ness session. Or. r. J. Van Horn
will give a Lenten reading.
Deborah circle, Mrs. c. ID. Saw
cry chairman. will meet at
clock with Mrs. p. d. Norton at
the Rutland apartments. Mrs
Edith \. Gordon will be the assist
ing hostess. This will be a birthday
party with birthday pennies. birth
day cake. birthday candles and
birthday stories A representative
OF the Y W. c. A. will bring a
brief message.
DorcaS circle. Mrs. p. X. Feb
landt chairman. will meet at l
o'clock at the home of Mrs. r. X.
Jangdon. 10is No | st Mrs. r. n.
Towns and Mrs. l.. L. Corns will
assist the hostess. Continuing the
survey Of the work being done In
Tacoma for underprivileged groups.
Mrs. II. C. Willard. program chair
man. will present Mrs. Eugene
White who will tell how the Chill
drens Industrial home serves the
children Of Tacoma.
Esther circle. Mrs. n. J. F1sgg
chairman. will be entertained by
the chairman and Mrs. Donald w.
Flagg at their home. s2e So. Ferry
st. for / o'clock luncheon. This
will be Fun day for the circle
membership who will, however,
give part Of the day to sewing for
British relief under the direction
of Mrs. Herbert K. Post.
Hannah circle, Mrs. n. J. Whit
acre chairman, will meet at the
home Of Mrs. n. 3. Lake. s402 No.
Washington st. with Mrs. sey-
mour S. Todd as assisting hostess.
Mise Ruby Blackwell will continue
the reading The Sky Is Red"
The circle will sew on towels for
Flint Goodridge hospital in New
Orleans established in 1888 by the
Board Of Home Missions through
the American Home Missionary
association division for the treat
ment Of both white and colored
patients. Each summer colored
doctors from the four adjoining
states take a short term training
course at the hospital which is ex-
pected to be a nucleus for great
Negro medical center.
Naomi circle. Mrs. W. A. Obey
chairman, will meet for 1890
luncheon at the South End home
OF Mrs. Harold V. Davies. 21e
Spooner ave, with Mrs. C. d.
Bowler as assisting hostess. Mrs.
w. J. Ryan will review Maxwell
Anderson's play. The Road to
Jerusalem"
Priscilla circle. Mrs T n. Mar
tin chairman. will not meet regu-
larly this month but will have a
benefit luncheon on Friday at
1890 at the Broadmoor.
Ruth circle. Mrs. A. ". Freckls-
ton chairman. will meet for !
o'clock luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. David Tlell. 22l5 9Th ave
Mrs. Robert jackson will talk on
the Land Of Enchsntment." from
her experiences IN Arizona and
New Mexico.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Parties Numerous
For Dolores Griqal

Honoring Miss Dolores Grigsl
who will become the bride Of Mr..
Harry Cliff Sunday afternoon
many parties have been given IN
the past few weeks.
Mrs. James Hardness entertain
cd last week for Miss Grigal at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell
assisted. The occasion was q
miscellaneous shower and the ave-
ming WAS spent playing games.
Refreshments were served buffet
style from a lace covered table.
Centering the table was a bridal
scene tiny candles in tiny gold
candelabra forming the aisle and
the altar where the miniature
bride and groom stood with their
attendants.
Those invited were Mrs. c. r.
Cliff, Mrs. Leonard Peltier, Mira.
Charles Ward. Mrs. Walter Grigal.
Mrs. Albert Turrill, Mrs. Edward
Hesley, Mrs. Charles Healy. Mrs.
Louis Brstrud. Miss Jean Mitchell.
Mrs. Marshall whipple, Mrs. Harry
Shull, Mrs. James Hardness, sr.,
Miss June johnson. Miss Alice
Cliff, Miss Marjorie copeland.
Miss Betty Bell and Miss Priscilla
Hemstreet.
Friday evening Miss Marioris
copeland and her mother. Mrs.
Walter copeland, entertained for
Miss Grisal at a personal shower
The evening WAS spent construct
ing miniature houses. Mrs. Louis
Bratrud receiving the prize.
Places were set for the guests
at a table covered with blue cello
phane and centered with a large
white sail boat. The sail Wal
made of pink tulip petals and ,
miniature bride and groom stooS
forward. On either side Of tn,
boat were tall white candles.
On the buffet burned tall blu,
tapers In a silver candelsbrs. Thos'
present included Miss Grigsl. Mis-
June johnson, Mrs. Harry Shull
Mrs. Walter Grigsl, Mrs James
Hardness. jr., Mrs. Albert Turrill
Mrs. Louis Brstrud. Mrs. Marshal
Whipple. Mis- Alice Cliff. Mis-
Betty Bell and Miss Priscilla Hem
street.
March .. Mrs. Leonard Petite
entertained for Miss Grigsl an
thoss invited were Mrs. Jane
Hardness. jr.. Mrs. Howard knut
sen. Miss Elns sundquist. Mis-
Margaret Bell, Miss charlott
Zenk and Miss Leona Haskell
This group presented Miss Grigs
| with q piece Of furniture for he
new home Spring flowers wsr
used throughout the rooms and
buffet luncheon wss served.
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tanned the nominating committee
for tea at her home Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Messner is chairman and
is assisted by Mrs. Hawley, Mrs.
Walter Smell. Mrs. Alex McBeath
and Mrs. L. a. Love.
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olrcae ., Danish Old Peoples
home viii meet for luncheon and
cards wednesday afternoon at /
o'clock IN the Broadmcor. Reser-
vatinns are TO Be- made ~ GA <3ol.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
City News in Brief
TO-DAY.

4SOn
Dinner, Farm Security Admins
tration, Hamilton Hotel, pm.
Dinner. Civilian Conservation
Corps. Mayfower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Kappa Gamma Sorority,
! Mayf1ower Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Delta Sigma Phi Frater-
nifty, Wardman Park Hotel, 9 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Gridiron Club, Willard
Hotel, II noon.
Meeting and luncheon, Women's
Professional Panhellenic Associa-
ton. Wardman Park Hotel, IL noon.
Luncheon, High School Associa-
ton, Mayf1ower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Iota Tau Tau Sorority,
Wardman Park Hotel. pm.
Dinner, Military Order of the
World War, Mayflower Hotel, 7 pm.
Dinner, Gridiron Club, Willard
Hotel, 7:15 pm.
Meeting, Masters Association Of
1941, Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
Benefit dance, Phi Sigma Sorority,
Wardman Park Hotel 9 pm.
Dance. Emergency Hospital, Carl
ton Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, All-State Society, Hamil-
ton Hotel, 9 pm.