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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Miss Hayward
Wed Monday
roth Is PIiehted at Sister S
Home in Flora Setting

Before a hearth banked
with baskets of white stock
and carnations. Woodfern and
maidenhair with huckleberry
greens. Miss Leona Hayward
and Mr.. Thomas A. Quirk. jr..
were married Monday evening
at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Whitman. sister and
hrother-in-law of the bride.
The Rev. Marian Flint read
the wedding ceremony.
For her wedding the hrids chose
simple navy blue afternoon dress
with white trim. Her accessories
were navy and her flowers gar
denias and carnations. Mss Ern-
estine Spurtin. also in navy. was
the brides only attendant. Her
eorsage was fashioned Of carna-
lions and sweet peas Mr.. T. c.
Whitman was best man.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. John Hayden and Mr. f. B.
Harvard of Tacoma. and Mr.
Quirks parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Quirk Of Emerson. NJ.
Mrs. Hayden wore for her dsugh-
ters wedding dress Of navy blue
and had corsage Of yellow rose
buds.
At the lace covered collation.
table Mrs. Whitman presided, as
sisted by Mrs. F. a. Johnson.
For travelling the bride added a
navy top coat. After a short we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Quirk will
De Al home here.
Present for the wedding also
were Mr.. snd Mrs Ed Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson. Mrs
Albert Pitts. M NJ. Spurgin NJ
Ted Hiames. Delnita and Robert
Whitman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Program Is Presented
For Writers Club

Mrs. I J. Mahlberg presented
the program of the Tacoma Writ
ers' club in the Women's club
house on Monday evening. It in
eluded ehilds story entitled
"Runt. the Best Pig in Massaehu-
sets. written and read BY Mrs.
Robert Western. Pearls - SIX
pence a String story of Lon
don by Mrs. Thomas Brown. and
story with local setting
Emergency by Mrs. Berniee
Barton
In the social hour which fol-
lowed. visitors. including Mrs.
Davy of Lakewood. and Mrs. lay
lor of Coulee. were welcomed.
Mrs. Robert Western will be
program chairman for the March
meeting.
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Special Program
Is Presented
Junior Woman Club
Hears Informal Tals

Members Of the Junior
Woman's club met Tuesday IN
the Rose and Gold room Of
the Hotel Winthrop for a
monthly meeting and special
program arranged BY Mrs. A.
II. Opperman. Fine Arts
chairman. assisted By Mrs.
Howard kohr. II.
Mrs. Ralph II. Wegener. guest
speaker. gave an informal talk
on Buttons which included an
tious buttons that we're well over
IFS years old. 10 or present-day
modern buttons. Mrs. Negener
told many delightful stories IN
connection with her search for
buttons: 1t seems buttons have
background. glamour and eharae-
ter as well as any piece Of glass
or furniture.
The social chairman. Mrs. John
B. Owen. had as her assistants
Mrs r. f. Dawson. chairman Of
the hostesses. including Mesdames
John Pauliek. Donald de Isle,
Roger Mott. Clifford Wood. L. Q.
Bot NJ. J. LaNelle and Larry
Huseby. Mrs Oliver Mslm and
Mrs. Frank Fox were asked 10
pour. During this time Violet
Nelson. accordion soloist. played
several classical numbers. Red
tulips and pussy~illows- with red
and white candles -eentered the
tea table.
Mrs. A. T. Dockerav presided
at the business session. Plans
were completed for benefit
bridge party to be held Feb. rs.
the proceeds going to the blind
project for which Mrs. A. Plum
mer York is chairman. The date
Of the Toto dinner dance for mem
hers vas set for March s, at
The FRS. Plans for the club 10
sponsor the play. call Il a Day
BY the Tacoma Drama league were
completed and the date set for
Monday. March 81.
The Fine Arts department an
nounced its next meeting would be
held at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Hendry, Feb. 26th. Mrs. Owen p.
Hughes. president of the Theater
guild, has graciously consented to
put on a play with the help of sew
eral guild members. and give sew
eral readings which will be in
keeping with group and Drama
month. All members are urged to
come.
All interested in tho trip planned
to Olympia to visit tho legislature
in session are asked to call Proc
tor 1878.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
College League 10 Have
Tea. PROGRAM. Feb. 70

The Nomens League Of the Col
lege Of Puget Sound will sponsor
tea and program on February rs
in Anderson Hall on the campus.
The board of the organization will
entertain on this occasion.
Mrs. B. B. Houston is president
of the group and vice presidents
are Mesdames W. r. Coffman.
o. +. Hite, +. =. Allen and s. s.
Waterman, Mrs. w. L. Brown is
recording secretary. Mrs. Floyd
Murphy. corresponding secretary
and Mrs. Robert Beadle. treasurer.
Members al large include Mrs
J. II. Holme. Mrs. r. s Rummell.
Mrs r. r. Dodds and Mrs. y. d
Schneider.
ladies Aid of St Paurs Danish
Lutheran church will sponsor n
Valentine party in the church par
lors Friday at s o'clock Danish
/ coffee cake and shleskiver Will be
served after an evening of games.
Woman's Friend, Circle will
have a Valentine-kid party on
Thursday evening at Tacoma Com
munity house. supper will be
served after an auction and vari-
OTIS games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

The competition will include de-
bate and ex,emporsneons speak
inr. Debate il divided into two
divisions. A and B.
Division A includes all teams
having more than one year of in
terscholastie debating experience
prior to the 1904 season. r
concerns the teams which have
not more than one year of inter
scholastic experience prior to the
1904 season.
Each division IL subdivided into
two sections. called eross-question
system and university style. This
makes possible four first-plaees
and four second places. a total OF
eight debate awards All debaters
who 20 as far as the semi-finals
will be given certificate. of merit.
Miss Justine de Wolf. women's
debate manager. il director OF the
tournament. Her committee chair
men are Margarita Trle and Rob
ert Elliot. housing. Larry Hender-
son. extemporaneous speaking.
Ruth Sonnemann. banquet ar
rangements. and Frank Hanawalt,
judges. The tournament head
quarters will he In Room 203 OF
Jones hall
For the debate tourney the Cam
pus Playcrafters will present
program of five one-aet plays FRI
day night. The entire program.
under the general direction of Miss
Martha Pearl Jones, will be stu
dent-directed.
The five ons-act plays will he
Russian Salad" directed by vii
bur Baisinger. including in its cast
Dorothy Howard, Philip Waleshy.
Jack Mcclure. Mary Katherine
Hager, Willard Gee and Betty
Thralls; Via the Air Shaft" d.
rected by Anita Sherman and
played by Charles Swanson and
Virginia Wiltse; "Overtones," d.
rected by Richard Sloat with a
cast of Florence Burd, Anita Mis-
ener, Margarita irle and Helen
Gessaman. The Dying Wife" d.
rected by Betty Thralls, and the
cast, Floyd LaFleur and Gertrude
kincaid. "A Dull Evening" direct
ed by Mildred Mckenzie. having
in its cast Robert Albertson and
Russell Alsgaard; Daily Dont's. !"
directed by Carol Webb. with
George Ellis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Holy Rosary Club
Plans Card Party

Holy Rosary Mothers club viii
sponsor a Valentine luncheon and
card party on Friday in the school
hall A 1880 luncheon VIII be fol-
lowed BY an afternoon Of cards.
Chairman for the affair are Mrs.
Bernard Mccormick and Mrs
Sherman Lyons.
Members who are assisting are
Mesdames Henry Pentimonu. John
Harbottle. Joseph kerrigsn. Joseph
Ehnet. Michael keeley. Peter Ma
sonic. Eleanor Plsustina. Ninifred
Eldrdge. Frank Needham. Gerald
Eaton. John Coyne. Albert knel-
leken, Grover Mcdonald. Michael
Petrovitch. Walter o'Bryan. Ray
Coon. stephen johnson. George
Bischel, Herman Brandt. Samuel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Mr.. Corey TO Present
Colored Pictures

TIE Young ladies' auxiliary nfI
ne Falkland Methodist ehufCnl
vi present NJ Arthur Corey.
eovernor-elect n the Northwest
district Of kIwanis. and devoted
church layman. N teehnieoloredl
motion pictures next Thursday eve
nIng. a. : o'clock n the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey recently rad
an ENJOYABLE TN BY Pan-Amer-
iean Clipper and he GanadianI
steamship LADY Hawkins AMONG
the important islands Of the west
Indies. including Haiti. Porto RICO.
Virgin Islands. Antigua. ST Lucia.
and Trinidad The trip also n
eluded British Guiana. only pos
session IN South America OF Great
Britain.
While following the Columbus
route. NJ Corey took eolored nov
ing pictures which show the native
life. including Their cock fights.
harvesting sugar cane and sisall
brilliant tropical flowers ard
shrubs. native markets and othen
scenes on these islands which have
suddenly assumed such an imports
ant place in the defense progran1
Of the United States.
Miss Kathleen Sheriff. and Mr.
Lee HoWes viii be presented N
piano and trombone numbers.
The proceeds viii be used as a
benefit for the church choir and a
small fee Will be charged Refresh-
ments Will be served by Y. l.. A.
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
"Rsndom Harvest
VIII Be Reviewed

When the Thursday Night Book
Reviewers meet on Thursday eve
ming at 80 at the Mccormick
library. they will hear Miss Edna
rrHnty review Random Harvest
by James Hilton, author Of Good
bye. Mr.. Chips"
Using Mortimer Adler's outline
How to Read . Book A. a guide.
members are reading the great
classics of the world Homer's
"Illiad" will be discussed March g.
Anyone interested should call Mrs.
William keyser at Proctor 2s0s.
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Tea VIII Honor
Mrs. Martin

The members of the Woman s)
Missionary society Of the First
Lutheran church are sponsoring Il
Valentine tea in honor of Mrs
J A. Martin, president of the Col
lumbia Conference Womans Mis7l
sionary society. on Friday after7
noon at o'clock in the church
parlors.
An interesting program will I'd
given with Mrs Martin as Ind
speaker Miss Esther Bowman vii
play number of piano selections
and little Katherine Person will
sing. Echoes Will be given fronil
the district meeting IN Olympia
by the delegates who were pres
ent. The hostesses will be Mes
DANES G. f. Ofelt, c. f. Hamilton1
and Floyd Anderson.
South Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will meet Thursday evening az
s o'clock in the ! o. o. F. hall
for Valentine party and business
meeting Mrs. J. r. Brown viii
preside. assisted by Mrs " Fl
Milender. Mrs. R X Barfettl
Mrs. II. w. Bernier and Mrs. Johrl
Ross are arranging the party and
Mrs Robert Larsen is IN charge
of the Valentines
East Side Neighborhood House
members and friends will be en-
tertained at a Valentines day ted
following the Bible class meeting.
Friday at 80 Mrs. f. CourtH
wright and Mrs. A. Jensen are tha
hostesses Mrs A. G. Sehafer i
the teacher of the class
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Luncheon Meeting
For CompoSifsk

Members Of the Composite club
will he entertained on Friday with
n 1880 luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. Dayton cennou. 1880 South
Cushman st
Hostesres will no Mrs. Leonard
Dahlherg and Mrs Dayton Gennon.
Cards will be played during the
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Omar Clark Mr. Bren-
nan is the son Of Mrs. William P
Brennan.
Attendants for the couple will
be the brides sister Miss Helen
Clark. and the bridegroom 5
brother. Mr. Edward Brennan.
After the wedding Mr. Brennan
and his bride will make their home
in Tacoma. Mr. Brennan is q
Bellarmine graduate and Miss
Clark was graduated from Sta
dunn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Wedding Plans
Are Completed
Miss Clark 70 Become
Bride OF Mr.. Brennan

Plans have been completed
for the marriage Friday eve
ming at : o'clock in the reetory
of St. Ieo's church when Miss
Ruth Elaine Clark and NJ.
Jack Brennan Will plight their
troth.
The Rev. John A. Coneannon VII
read he ceremony and the we'd
ding reception viii follow at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Bridge Tea
Is Wednesday
Philharmonic Group
Has Musical Affair

Thirty tables of bridge were
In play on Thursday afternoon
In Weyerhaeuser hall Of the
Y. W. c. A. when the Tacoma
Philharmonic association gave
q benefit bridge tea.
Gala lilies and red carnations.
thanked by blue tapers in silver
holders. osntered the lace covered
table At which Mrs. Harry p. Cain.
Mrs. Albert Sutton and Mrs.. Rob-
srt Readle poured from = beauti-
ful old silver service.
Prizes for high score wew re-
seiv~d by Mesdames Albert Sutton.
Harry Crouch. L. L. Whitman and
A. r. Gardner. Low score awards
went to Mesdames Marsh Davis,
W. L. Perry. Rueben Gange and
". Bennett. Door prizes were won
hy Mesdames Russell Anderson. r.
". Albro. George Winehsrt and
J. o. Laws.
Musical interludes during the
tea hour were presented by Maxine
johnson. violin; Charlotte Bergost,
cello. and velma Steelman. piano.
Mrs. William r. Taylor. social
chairman OF the association. WAS
assisted by Mira Eugene A. White.
decorations, Mrs. Russell Nognild,
refreshments, Mrs. Byron Fore
man, music; and Mrs. Ray Thomp-
son. cards. Mrs. Charles W. orton
WAS In charge of hospitality, as
sisted by Mesdames J. J. Hewitt,
+. c. Richards. NJ L. Lorber and
James Eyre Macpherson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Spinster Dinner
lsThursd az

Miss Minnie Matson. who will
become the bride of Mr. Norman
Noberg on Friday evening. will be
honored at the traditional spin
sters dinner on Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Ruth Pierson.
Close friends of the hride-to-be
who have been invited are Misses
Marjorie Miller, Ruth Schroeder,
Marjorie Naylor, Phyllis Sanders.
Marjorie Sorenson and Ruth Mat
son. sister Of the bride-eleet.
Sons and Daughters of Norway
social committee will give a VAL
entine party in Normanna hall,
So. 18th and X St, Thursday eve
ming. There will be program and
dance with refreshments follow
ing at the close of the evening.
Vida auxiliary. o. f. =. will
meet for potluek luncheon at u 30
on Friday in celebration of its
10th anniversary. Mrs. William
Harris will preside at the meeting.
For reservations call Mrs. Charles
Barker at GA 2676-J.
Tacoma Temple Pythian Sisters
will meet Friday for Il 30 lunch
con ut tho home of Mrs. George
/ Hardness 2122 No Alder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
rhefs Alumnse
Plan Luncheon

Mrs. Miles PARROT will he host
sse to alumnae members Of Kappa
Alpha Theta for = l o'clock lunch
con Saturday at her home. Tooth
and Park ave. Assisting the
hostess viii be Mesdames Edward
c. Hopping. II. II. Engelland. Dom
aid siegmund and Lyle Lemley.
After q business meeting, at
which new officers will be elected.
Nrs. Eugene A. White will speak
on How the Childrens Industrial
Home Serves the Children Of Ia
coma"
- :,
Carpenter auxiliary Will meet
81 7:3o Thursday evening AT Car
rentere hall. The president. Mrs.
A. Berger. will preside at the ini-
tiation of candidates.
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} Mrs Richard Manheimer Of Sc
attic will be her sisters only at
tendant and Mr.. Lowell John Carys-
fort PROXY will be best man for
his brother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

Three hundred students representing 40 high schools
from the of Washington expected the campus
this weekend.
From these groups so debate teams will participate in
the Eighth Invtaonal high school sponsored
by ri Kappa Delta. forensic fraternity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Invitations Are Received
For Wedding in Seattle
Many Taeomans VIII Motor 70 Seattle Saturday. Mar
for the Wedding OF Miss Lila Phe ps and Mr. VIM. PROXY

Invitations received by many Tacomans the first of
this week for the wedding of Miss Lila Phelps daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles Phelps of Bakersfield to Mr.
William Francis Cakes PROXY, of Mr. and Mrs John j..
PROXY of Tacoma
The wedding will be soemnized in Thomson Memorial
chapel of St Marks Episcopal cathedral in Seattle at $50
o SATURDAY. evening. March |.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
College Of Puget Sound Is
Host TO State Debate Teams

300 Students Representing 40 High Schools Join in
On Inviis'ionsl Competitive Tournament on Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

Eluta club will hold Valentine
dinner party Thursday evening al
s O'Clock at the home of Mrs. W.
L Hart. SIS No. cushman.
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