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she was difficult 70 talk to because
she had her mind elsewhere, ana
found them blank and uninterest-
ing
Not until dinner was entirely
finished did she have an opportun-
/ itv to talk to Peter. He vas not
dancing. because of his arm. They
found themselves looking At one
another across the large, round
table The others had risen to
dance
Peter met her eyes fully
and, slowly, they both smiled.
He came around to the place
next TO her and dropped into
a chair.
We'll. JAM"
well, hero ,"
He scowled. I'm no hero. Jus.
plain fool"
She touched the neat black sling
softly. What about this >"
want to know the truth about
il >" She nodded II haven't told
anyone else. just let them suppose
got it while clinging to the
wreckage of Jim's plane, or some
thing. I didn't. Matter of fact, I
vas all right when we were hauled
on TO that freighter. Just water
logged and tired and hungry. But
when I finally got up and they let
me 60 on deck. slipped one day
and broke my arm. Crazy. wasn't
il >"
Typical, I should say" she aaid
drily.
He looked offended for a
moment. then threw hack his
head and laughed until the
tears came Into his eyes. Jan
Joined him and when they
stopped, there was a bond be-
tween them that she knew
would always be there: they
could always laugh At them
selves together.
"Oh. gosh" said Peter. I'D for
gotten what fun il was to be with
you. You make me so darn mad,
and then I've been thinking
lot about you. Jan"
Her face went sober. He waited
for an answer, then went on swk-
wardly, Il wrote you a letter when
I was in Canada, then tore il up.
I'm not good At letters, you know.
Didn't know just what to say, any,
way"
1T didn't matter"
And then, yesterday, when
got home. something had come up.
II don't know quite what to DO
about it," He hitched his chair
closer 10 her, took up a fork and
began to draw sbsentiy on the
tsblecloth. Dad doesn't know any,
thing about us. of course. Fania
may suspect. from something she
said. but she hasn't come right out
and mentioned it. Shes q deep one,
you know. But when I got back
to the house yesterday, found this
letter :"
He looked up and rose quickly.
Fania and Jim Brownen were COM
ing back to the table.
His stepmother Was wearing
black tonight, with string Of
magnificent pearls that Jan
knew had been Roberts we'd
ding present TO her.
Her reddish hair was piled on
top Of her ANAL head. and her eyes
cleaned with mingled malice and
curiosity "a she cried. "All alone.
darlings7 You mustn't monopolize
Peter, Jan. Here, let Jimmy tell
you all about the flying business.
Ssndra. com. and amuse the poor
/ invalid"
/ The others filled the Ia BILE again.
and Jan had no chance to talk 10
Peter again during the evening.
And when Roberts chauffeur had
deposited her on Mother Malloy's
doorstep, she went upstairs slowly.
thinking TO herself, II did my part.
m going tonight Now the next
move u up 10 Peter"
Ito BE COntinued)
~-
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Luncheon Friday
For Pro America
Members viii Meet For
Election Of Officers

Members of Pro America
will meet for a II o'clock
luncheon on Friday afternoon
at the Bonneville hotel. Guest
speaker for the day will be
Mr.. Nelson Durham Of Seat
tie who will speak on State
and National Congressional
Legislation"
Mrs. Charles Maybury of Olym-
pia has taken for her topic The
Capital Scene" and Mrs. Clark
Gould will give a short summary
OF current events.
Mrs. Karl B. Kellogg. the presi-
dent, will conduct a business meet
ing after the noon luncheon for an
election Of officers for the coming
year
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made by calling Mrs.
Chester Lindstrom at PR 1859.
Mecca Club, Daughters OF the
Nile. viii meet Tuesday for noon
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Cliff
ford Spike. Mrs r. r Thomas
and Mrs. Acel Carlson will assist
the hostess. Cards Will follow the
luncheon.
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c. P. S. Represented
In Debate Meet

On January IL the inland empire
junior colleges held a tournament
at the University Of Idaho in Mos
COW, Ida. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Morton and Miss Justine DE Wolf
represented the college at this
tournament.
The College Of Puget Sound de-
baters were hosts 10 representa-
tves Of SIX other colleges al a
practice tournament held here
Saturday, Jan II. As in previous
tournaments. debaters came from
Seattle Pacific college. Grays Har-
Dor junior college. sesttl. college.
St Martins college and Mt. Yer
non junior college
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Miss Murray VIII Entertain
Siens Club tuesday

Mas Jane Murray will entertain
Tuesday evening. January n. ~
her apartment in Ths Town b0uss
for members u Tacoma sisna
ciub. The program viii include .
discussion Of current topics By
members u the group and re-
yisN u so Falls tns Elm" BY
John Louis Bonn. \. J.. which Mrs.
J. n. msrriok viii give The host
esq viii serve supper 81 ths eve
ninRs close.
gisna members are Assda mes
James u Egan. MARI Doiiiysf,
Nssi e Gregory. LsSrsnes T.
HeNsrthnsy. Joseph Nsnisy and
nsrrick and IN. Misses winifrsd
Hsnrio,. Ehiin and Augusta onlin,
Charlotte HanIey and Murray.
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PIT. A. News
WEDNESDAY

Grant PreschooI II sponsoring a
benefit bridge part at the Broad
moor Wednesday az l2l5. Mrs.
Edward J Burrough Jr IL chair
man Of the affair She will be
assisted by Mesdames l. c Cabot.
y. Nordfors, - o. Coates. ~. u.
Mcleod. and Russell V. HArrod.
Franklin PIT. A. and Presohool
will have a joint meeting Wednes-
day at 8 p. m. in the school audi
forum. Judge Joseph A. Mallory
Will speak on the family as the
Threshold Of Democracy Mrs
Mary Smith has arranged special
musical numbers o. y Jensen
Will conduct a radio quiz for the
DADS Uho will 10 IN charge n
the program. Preschool mothers
and third grade mothers are host.
essss
Horace Mann Presehool meets
"wednesday a. ?. m in the
school auditorium DR. Leland
Powers viii SPEAK On Communal
bic Diseases Mrs. u l. White
will preside After the meeting
the losing team on the member
ship drive will be hoSteases ~ a
party IN the lunchroou Mrs. n. L.
Coates - chairman
Stanley PIT A. meets Wednss-
day Al 2 p. m. IN the school Elmer
T Thuns. school principal VIII
speak on School Legislation. 20
Mrs Robert L. BarnhArt viii pre-
SIDE Mrs. { r. Frelhsit win give
several Vhlstling solos Mrs. Harry
christoffsrson will play the plano.
Mrs Joseph stortlni Will b. IN
charge Of the social hour.
stewart PIT. A. meets Wecnes-
day a. ! 20 p. m. IN the school
Mss Dorothy Smith. counselor.
Will Spes< On School Problems
Mrs. L n. Issses viii SPEAK on
Our P-T. a Magazine Mrs J
y. Yost will presids. There vii
y. minstrel show ~ the Boys
Clsa club.
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Wedding guests were reusised
by the hrids and bridegroom and
their parents Al = reception In tho
home Of Mr. and f'rs G. y. Vivian.
ais So N 81 after tho csrv-
mony. Mrs. Thomas Mrysfs as
sisted Mrs. Vivian In pouring snd
the brides niece. Mrs Robert
Martin Frances assonl cut the
wedding cake alss bonnie Busch
served the irrs
Mr., and Mrs Gibson have gone
on a short wedding trip and after
their rsturn slli 20 10 san jose.
Calf. 10 make their homs
Tho bride IL Lincoln high
school graduate and haf husband
attended schools IN Lennon. South
pahota Las, summer MFa Gibson
sas washingtons representative
in the Atlantic city Mas Amer
lea" confess,
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Hunt Club Juniors
Elect Officers
Miss Corse Is President OF
Newly Organized Club

After a brisk ride across
the nrairies Of Fort Lewis.
Junior members Of the Wood
brook Hunt club gathered in
the clubhouse on Sunday AZ
ternoon for hot chocolate and
cookies and a business meet
ing for the organization Of
their own hunt club.
Miss Iris Bryan. assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Han
nun. presided at the election
Of officers. After which Miss
Diane Corse. the newly elected
NTH took full charge Of
the meeting.
Miss Jane nteomb Was elected
huntsman, Miss Jean Strong was
elected secretary and Miss Mar
garet SNYDER will be the new treas
urer. The four "whippers-in" will
he Miss Nancy Griggs. Miss Joan
Thompson, Miss Ann Suckney and
Miss Wendy Wagner.
In addition TO the many hunts
which the young riders have
planned for the coming season
there VIII be other actiyities-the
senior hunt club intends to stage
competitive shows for the young
sters besides many technical tests
Even the members. who were too
young to ride, enjoyed the hunt on
Sunday. following in the cars and
station wagons to watch the more
experienced riders. On this ride
was little Sandy Schlee. who had
his first touch Of northwest hunt
ing" and enjoyed comparing notes
with hunting in his native England
Mrs Everett G. Griggs II and
Mrs. Warren Y. Hull We're host
esses for the afternoon tea before
the roaring fire in the large brick
fireplace OF the clubhouse.
Membership in the club includes
Misses Marion Long, Virginia ORA
Wis. Peggy and Billie Jean Rust,
Jane Titcomb, Diane Corse, Nancy
Corse. Nancy Griggs. Wendy Wag-
ner. Jean Strong, Margaret Sny-
der. Ann Stiekney. Darcia Dayton.
Barbara Crawforth. Anita Derby,
Connie Brewer. Kathryn Dariatis.
Joan beaverton, Mary Heard and
Jerry Hays
Misses Gloria Goetz, Winifred
saxton. Marian Ingram. Sally Ann
Gilpin. Louise Wilbur, Emily Nc
Fadon. Rosemary Steele. Marlene
Tenzler, Carol Long. Eleanor Mills.
Shirley Abel. Mary Elizabeth
Abeel, Marcia York. Barbara HUFF.
ford. Christine and Diane Scott,
Nancy Hull, Joan Wingste. Dor
eta, Patricia and jeanette Carl
son.
Messrs. Paul Fossum. Donald
Charnley Everett Griges III,
Brewer Thompson. Jack Sweeting,
James Clapp. Dwight Orr jr., Rob-
ert Mcmahon. Kent Clark. Ned
Shera, Douglas Tenzler, Sandy
Schlee snd Kirk Hull.
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Visiting Editor
To Be Speaker
Short Story Class 70 Hold
Annual Meeting tuesday

NJ m bers of Mrs. Edna
Russ short-story classes are
eagerly anticipating their an
nual party, to be held Tues
day evening, Jan. 81, in Unity
temple.
A special guest speaker,
Mrs. l.. F. Pointer, an editor
with the Houghton Mifflin
Publishing Co, will be the
highlight of the evening.
General chairman for the affair
is Mrs J. J Hurley assisted by
Mesdames W. F. Campbell and
Claire Davis. Miss Mary Jane
Dit Benner. social chairman. Will
be assisted by Mrs II. d Clayberg.
All those attending IN. party
are requested TO bring their own
table service. For further infor-
nation. those interested may call
Mrs J. ]. Hurley al Main 04ss or
Miss Dit Benner al Main 1864.
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In the living room lighted by
many burning tapers the charming
hostess received in a smart ensem-
bic Of patriotic design-a navy box
jacket with brass buttons over a
gown Of chalk white crepe with
pleated skirt and nautical collar
banded in red, white and blue.
Miss Wallace chose a gown of
pastel blue net. contrasted by a
deeper shade Of blue velvet binding
the short sleeves and tailored bows
from the neckline 10 the waist
Miss Fogg wore a blue checked
taffeta tea gown.
A white porcelain cupid holding
a shell-like bowl Of pink and
white carnations centered the tea
table and blue tapers Mixed
spring flowers throughout the liv-
ing room completed the decora-
tons.
Included in the guest list Of over
one hundred were Mrs. Robert
Wallace, mother Of the hostess
and the honor guest, Mrs. Metcalf
Fogg and Mrs. Scott Henderson,
mother Of Miss Foggs fiance.
Mesdames Virgil Anderson, f.
II. Baker II. George Tart, Joseph
L. Long. ST., Joseph L. Long. Jr..
Victor Vine. H. Kent Rothermel.
Kenneth Mccarthy. Marvin Lynn
and c. Nathan Lynn.
Others were Mesdames Thomas
Henderson. Charles Fogg. George
Williams, ir.. Kathryn King Youell.
Herbert syford. Robert Deering,
William B. Wolf, Russell Nelson.
Phillip Berg Of Seattle and Thomas
Sandegren. Misses Betty Llby.
Louise Boyd. Barbara Rothermel.
Peggy Stebbins and Dorothy Ia
Casa
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Mrs. Bagan Heads
Party Committee
Women Of 81. psiries, 70
Have Luncheon thursday

Women Of 50. Patricks par
ish viii be hosieSses Thurs
day. Jan. IS. Al a bridge
luncheon. 10 he held AZ s.
Patrieks auditorium. No. 18th
and J SITS. Luncheon viii be
served ~ l p. m. and the
games viii follow. Dceora-
tons Of the hall will be In
very early spring flowers and
the luncheon viii be served Al
the small tables set for four
guests.
Mrs Bernard J. Rsgan IL chair
man Of the committee On arrange
ments with Mrs n Brown as
assistant Ars Jane. nsxin has
charge ~ luncheon menu ard
plans. with Mrs ]. T. Alderman
and Mrs ? RroWn assisting
In charge Of tables are Nesdamss
George v Christnseht. y J Glenn.
ent. = nroFovieh. T Aneich. y. "
Rsdsr. O NJ BRADY, W u Carig
nan. Anton Boespflas. Arthur J
Creteau and Philip :. Brown.
on the hospitality committee are
Mesdsmss William hhrshsm. Al
Anderson. refley " Ashs. Anti
eivioh. = n Andres. Frank Kerry.
/. Betnold J c Kicker. |. /. HIS
sell. NJ l. Rolyin, NJ ~ Borden
Mabel Borland. A. Borovich. u. n
Boscovioh. Clarence Boyle. J v
BRADY. O. NJ. Brady. Brsmnsr.
J J. Breskovich. J. y nurkry.
4. r. Burksy. Anton Bush. y
BroRovich. A G. Brown
Also Mssdames Dora Claes. T v
Corhett. Dominic Constants. Nick
Constant n. NJ. J. Cousin. " "
Crosby. J = Crawford. & J Char.
honeau, A DelsrEy, 7. Dofotich
NJ. Dragovich. O. Drumm. y Dolby
and Mark Deliver
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Mrs. p. E. Hauqe
New President
PIC. Auxiliary viii Meet
tuesday Afternoon

Mrs. Philip +. Hauge Is the
newly elected president OF
Dormitory auxiliary No. ! OF
Pacific Lutheran college. She
will preside at the first meet
ing Of this year on Tuesday.
Jan. 2lst. nj the home Of Mrs.
+. r.. Theodore Nelson. ll0i
No. 9th st. AT 2 o'clock.
New officers and committees
who will work with Mrs iiangs
for the year are Mrs = u uoff.
vice president. Mrs A q Same.
rud. secretary. Mrs c. J John.
son. treasurer Ars A " Ram.
stad, program chairman. sith
Mrs o A Tingslstsd and Miss
Grace Blomquis, assisting Mrs
Theodore o u Kari. publicity
chairman. wlih Mr.. e Johnson
assisting and Mrs O J s,usn.
historian
The program for Tuesdays
meeting viii feature . talk by
Mrs Olaf NJ Jordahl whose hus-
band 10 one ~ the new professors
this year at Pacific Lutheran col
lsgs Mrs Jordahrs topic Will he
school Days In Europe shs
vent 20 Europe a. one 81 twenty
International Exchange students
b. study In France and also visit
ed other countries
She made another trip Ia France
four years later Her experiences
are num~fDu. and interesting. and
tn. auxiliary group 10 looking for
ward 20 near h.r % Of her nfs
there Mrs Carl " Eydsil. pas
tors wife Of the FRS, Lutheran
church 81 Tacoma. slll have
charge of the dsvotions Mrs
clifford Olson Of FARMLAND Stii
sing
Officers and committees yhoas
terms expired tnls var sr- Mrs
y y ThsSdOfs Nelson. president
Afs . aiusn. vice president,
Mrs. kittls. secretary. Mrs. q J.
HAimin. treasurer Mrs Carl ryn-
boe. Mrs " NJ AR. and Mrs J.
II LrAAs. program eommi'tss.
Mr. Jssss Pflusgsr and Mrs.
Kittis. publicity committee
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Meetings for Church Women

Unit Of Independent Bible
church will meet on Wednesday at
! 30 at the home Of Mrs T. l..
Kendall. 30I0 So nth 81 Mrs..
Arthur Hagen will be in charge II
the business meeting The Bible
lesson will be given BY Mrs. J l.
Hsines and Mrs. a. & Morrison
viii give the missionary study
The Service Cmid viii meet on
Monday 81 the home of Mrs. J. /
Hsines. 1912 50. Proctor. Lunch
con at u 30 with Mrs D. G
Cardls and Mrs. ?. W Clark as
sisting. Mrs Cora McGuffs viii
be In charge Of the business meet
ing. The guest speaker VIII be
Or. Sarah Hosmer from the mis-
sion field In Arabia
The Rachel Guild will meet on
Wednesday al the church Lunch
con al 1890. The nursery viii be
open and luncheon served 10 the
children. Mrs Jack Reese will be
in charge Of the business meeting
Mis-. Mary Westeott will play
special music and a guest speaker
DR. Sarah Hosmsr home from
Arabia. w1u give IN. missionary
study
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Smorqs,bord Is Planned

Tbs ladies NJ Messiah Lutheran
church vii sponsor . smofgasnofd
dinner At tho church. no. i7th and
a. Monday evening st , o'clock
On The COMMITTEES vill be Mrs
John noren. Ms. Thomas Ran.
dies. Mrs Conrad Peterson. Mrs.
n n Walters snd Mrs.. . T.
coslinx. The affair 10 open 70 ths
public.
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Turkey VIII Be Study Topic
Al Libra Meetino

Mrs Paul L. Pearson VIII open
her home at 1914 No. -. 10 mem
bers of Libra Study club who Will
meet for o'clock luncheon Tues
day. Mrs. Harry Anderson IL IN
charge Of the topic People Of
New Turkey the Grasp Of the
Sultan" Mrs. John Kennedy viii
review Hungarian Rhapsody" by
Bertita Harding
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over One Hundred Guests Attend Tea the Tacoma Country Club
Tea Series Opens
Tuesday
Mrs.. pisIIss 10 Present
FirH ~ Lissis rhssssv

Mrs. Junia Todd Hallen viIl
open . series Of three tea
talks sponsored b. The Ia
coma Drama league this COM
ing Tuesday afternoon a. 2
o'clock At the Little Thrafer
with q review 81 this seasons
successful Broadway plays.
urs Hsli<n. cell known te local
audiences fnF h~r Interesting ana
amusing lectures ard haas reviews
ava lnehsse IN n~r tslk : dlseus-
ssna AZ American humar. faas
tyres Described 80 ~Frcm uaml~s
- or~er Wells =rrom nur-fer.
Zine Ar, u TIE fulzsssr Prise
"from ksy tAsre 10 Hold On 10
-Four Hats~ ard Prem Naruysn
u - Wynn IN s<shflnr ahs wiil
briefly fsvisw ssssh sssss aseeseues
- me Male Animal There
shall ne No Light Japttse
Laughs ~ioaru<y 10 Jerusalem =
ussI X esaFsiaa. wne toasshsv
sita Mrs. rr~d kinrfenssein 70
serving - official hcss-ss fas ne
oces.ien. silI present ufs Hal.
Ten rhs entire .~rtss 10 svssishss
for the general public 80 veil -
Drama league members ara also
Includes ~ Lawrence xlllmar.
~hs ~til p~@s m rsn. ~ snA
uFs Frank Curtis IN MsrcN 10
vuiie~snG the fsls. Mrs.. Nsmse
Hsrswseh. assisted ny Mrs wsises
sreii. has srrsru~a for tee ssvv-
Ice sersaG flowers ~sii Decorate
ihs tee table and league nsmh~rs
asked n p-ur sev ths tee hour ere
uFs Inhn G. rsyiar. Mrs ". ".
Price. Mrs rhsllp Garland sna
Mrs William e n~erina Tea
hnssssses Oil ~ the Ms~fsmee
taha Y. stseis. r ~ nuevfsi1t.
s~nnssh Tanning. T. I. rhsmrscs
and J. l. Young
rlessss fnv the ssssss. pvnesssss
FRAN whseh Gill bssssit Inc f1stIs
rhsstsr building fnd. yin ~
svsiishls 81 the door ~ Tuesday,.
Mrs = W Msthssoa. shsirmas ~
N. ticket COMMITTEES. mas bsea
assisted hy Mrs. William faIsffe.
Miss f.Asslis Faulkner. Mrs Hsr.
Old Mann. Mrs. william 1co4wta
snd Miss Lnels~ Fsnisnss.
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Miss Mason, Mr.. Gibson Take Vows
Saturday Evening at Holy Rosary
informal Ceremony |, Followed by Reception 81 Home
OF Mrs. c. D. Vivian; Home VIII Be- in California

quiet Saturday evening wedding of much interest In
Tacoma and Olympia that In Holy Rosary church IN
which Miss Peggy Mason daughter Of Mr. and Mrs James
H. Mason. and MIR Claire T. Gibson. Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Gibson of Olympia. exchanged their nuptia vows
The Rev Anthony Hack read the service.
For her marriage the attractive young bride wore
brown crepe dress with accessories of gold Her flowers
orchids. Miss Jean Rohmer. wearing lowered print.
attended the BRIDE and Mr. Charles Gibson best
for his brother.
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Kappa Phi VIII Meet
In blsck Hills

The national convention ~ ksp.
pc Phi viii h. held st sylvan L@ks.
IN this Black iiiils ~ South Dakota,
this summer 20 commemorate ths
zsih anniversary ~ this national
pomsns Methodist honorary %.
eia,y.
At the last College u raxsf
Sound kapp. PM nesting. ,hs
group discussed plans for attend.
ing this convention. Jun. - 10 20.
Two delegates from ths collsss
u Puget Sound usrs ssnt 10 tns
convention In Mortified. Mass.
last year. Since u 1. shs silver
sBnissrsary Of Kappa PM, ms con
ysntion viii b. particularly Ina.
poFtsn,.
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Mrs. lindsssh WIN Open
Home 10 w. c. I. U.

Danfofth W. G. .. U. ~,ii meet
Tuesday grr n0on luncheon 81 tho
home % Mrs s.ims Ilndssth. SEA
se. Yshlms Mrs. . .. Gsshsn Oil
preside fps . smart business rnsst-
ing follsnsins which Mrs MsAds
tlshsfds viii speak On War 10 .
Racket
Itostessss for fhs afternoon Niil
10 Mrs FisrsHes iisbsfs Mrs.
Lsuers Green. Ms Dora rnss ard
Mrs Selma Llnds<fn
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Mrs. Thomas Carstens
HonorS BrideS-to-Be
Miss Thelmo Wallace Announces February as Date
For Her Marriage 70 Mr.. A. Donald MeCallum

The living at the Tacoma Country club the
of of the seasons largest Sunday after
when Mrs Thomas Carsen entertained for her sister
Miss Thema Wallace. and Miss Edith Ann Fogg.
Miss Wallace whose engagement announced re-
Gently, will become the bride of Mr. Donald McCalum
Feb. and Miss Edith Ann Fogg will become the bride
of Mr. Joseph Henderson in Raynor chapel of the Annie
Wright seminary at $50 on Saturday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Tacomdns Return From
Vacation in South

pr. and Mrs 6. G. r. kunz
and their daughter. Miss Isabel,
returned Sunday from vacation
at Palm Springs. Calf. on their
return they stopped also at Del
Monte and Carmel.