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Mrs. A. X. Mantus, Mass. ..-.-.--.$5.00
Anton Horstmann Mimi. ........... 500
N. NJ, Ohio ........-...---...---..-..--- 800
Bernard Oberbroeckling, Iowa ....-- ESQ
A. R. E., Ohio .........-.--..---..---.--.--2 2.OO
Miss Laura Schneider, Fla. ............ 200
Mrs. u. E.. Fox, Wash. ... 200
Robt. J. Wartinger, Ohio ..........--... 200
Fred WovWood, Ill. .-. 100
Mrs. M. Dettling, Mich. ................- loo
Ed. M. Micheal, MINI. .-..-............... 100
Robt. Brenken, Colo. .......-............ 100
Margaret Bayer, Wis. -.............. LOO
LIBRARY FUND
Previously credited ........-....$1 ,O65.52
Chas. Juengling, Sr., O. ........ 800
Mrs. Jos. Hlavach. Wis. -......- so
Total ......s14, ,o69 .o2
Total cost of Library .. 29,010.22
Balance due $14,e41.2o
COAL FUND
Previously credited ..............-..... $469.6 .6S
Rev. J. M, MINI. ............. 400
Henry Pelzel, Texas .............. 800
August Vessels, Ohio --.............. 800
Mrs. F. Uelhoff, Mo. .................-.. 800
Chas. Juengling, ST., o. ............ 800
Joseph Willwerth, Wis. ............ 200
Jacob Strassmeier, Oregon -..-- 200
Frank A. Marzen ...... 100
Mrs. M. Freund, Ill. ....--..-...-....... 100
Mrs, M, Sebald ............................ 100
Total ................-..-............... $492.68
MEMORIAL FUND
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Theology
Previously credited .......------.-.$5, ,526.46
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04
Hospitality Gifts
To Enlarge Club for
Service Men Urged
Radio Appeal Made
For Soldiers, Sailors
And Marines Unit

Appeal for the people of Washing
ton to extend hospitality to visiting
soldiers and sailors by contributing
to the badly needed enlargement of
the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club, conducted by the Woman's
Army and Navy League, was made
In radio address yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Curtis Shears, presi-
dent of the Woman's National DEM
ocratic Club.
The Woman's National Democra-
tic Club, Mrs. Shears explained
over WWDC, has adopted as the
immediate objective of its defense
project the raising Of funds for the
expansion and maintenance of this
NV.
For many years." she said, "the
Woman's Army and Navy League of
Washington has been doing a splen-
did piece Of work in maintaining
unaided by the community at large
this fine clubhouse, OF which all
soldiers, sailors and marines are
considered members without the
payment of dues"
Facilities Overtaxed.
The club provides lodging, meals,
recreation, reading and writing
rooms for hundreds of enlisted men
daily. 1t is a going institution. 1t
was entirely adequate to the needs
Of a peacetime army, but with the
great expansion of our armed forces,
the club had to double its sleeping
quarters, enlarge its canteen facili-
ties 50 that hundreds of thousands
OF meals could be served annually;
enlarge its recreational facilities, so
that hundreds of men could gather
in them daily and so on through
every department of the club.
Mrs. Julian Schley, president of
the Woman's Army and Navy League,
has asked us to aid them in raising
the money for the construction work,
which Is now under way. and addi-
tional funds necessary for mainte-
nance, as the nominal charges made
The enlisted men do not cover the
entire overhead and the difference
must be supplied otherwise.
This is definitely community
responsibility. The Army and Navy
officers wives did well enough to
carry on as long as they did without
community aid, but community aid
must be forthcoming and at once"
Buttons Aid Fund.
Mrs. Shears pointed out that IS
per cent of the sales value of the
national unity buttons, obtainable
from any member of the WomanS
Army and Navy League or the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club, goes
to the upkeep of the service mems
club The pins also are available
at the Defense Project, 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV, where
direct contributions are being re-
ceived by Mrs. Thomas E. Sebren.
Enlisted men on leave, Mrs. Shears
emphasized, find at the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club good,
wholesome food In equally whole
some, homelike surroundings" and
"a good bed in which tc sleep"
There, she pointed out, their moth
ers and friends may meet them.
The club has various recreational
facilities and Saturday night dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04
6. W. U. Alumni TO Hold
Annual Meeting Friday

The General Alumni Association
of George Washington University
will hold its annual meeting at $50
pm. Friday in the university's hall
of Government.
A reception in honor Of the re-
cipients of the alumni achievement
award will be held following a busi-
ness session. The ball in honor of
the class of 1941 will be held Sat-
urday at 10 pm. at the Willard
Hotel.
Those to receive the alumni
awards are:
Hugh H. Clegg, assistant, director
of the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton; Conway P. Coe, Commissioner
of Patents and adjunct professor
of law at the University; DR.. Will
liam Thornwall Davis. physician
and eye specialist; DR.. Samuel
Louis Hilton, leader Of American
pharmacists; Dean of University
Students Elmer Louis Kayser, and
Leila Warren, novelist and lecturer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04
Holder Of Draft No. 158
Announces He's q Father

Comes now Francis Moran. 222
Fourteenth street NE, holder OF
Selective Service No. 1873 and mem
Der of the Districts "No. Club" to
announce that he became a father
April 90.
Calvin English, 654 Sixth street
NE, another member Of the or
ganjzation of men whose selective
service number was the first called,
announced yesterday that he had
become father. He said he thought
he was the first in the group.
But Mr.. Moran laid claim to the
title. His daughter, Mary Frances,
was born at Sibley Hospital. Mr..
Moran Is q medical student and has
been deferred from military service
until his education is completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04
Talk Set at Lisner Home

Susan Ertz, author, will give q
talk on the effects of the war on
English literature at 4 pm. Friday at
the Lisner Home, 5525 Western ave-
nue. NV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
New Members
Are Welcomed
Day Nursery Club Has
Luncheon on Thursdey

Luncheon Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Leo
McGavick was for Day Nurs-
cry club the occasion of well
coming several new members.
They include Mrs. Harry H..
Sutton. Mrs. Roger T. Taylor.
Mrs. Howard Flanders. Mrs.
f. p. Aspinwall, Mrs. Lester
McGrath and Mrs. Ethel Dun
seath.
Mrs. Henry skramstad and Mrs.
G. F. Nyman poured at the lunch
con which was served buffet style.
The table had a lace cloth and was
centered with yellow daffodils.
Mrs. Berry sugs presided at the
short business meeting which was
followed by report by Mrs. Lew
ellyn Wing. president of the Day
Nursery board She announced de-
tails Of the kindergarten instruc-
tion given each OF "a children who
attend daily.
Plans were started for the Day
Nursery club guest day which will
be held early in February.
Hostesses for the day were Mrs.
G. z Vanguard. Mrs. Larry Shank
lin, Mrs. w. f. Smith and Mrs.
George Wratton. Thirteen tables
of bridge were in play. Mrs. L. A.
Parshall winning the favor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Cedar Mothers Club
To Entertain

Members OF Cedar Mothers club
will entertain the girls of Cedar
Assembly, Order of Rainbow for
Girls. Saturday evening at the close
OF their meeting. Supper will be
served by the mothers in the dining
hall of the Masonic building at
3sth and Yakima ave, with Mrs.
Edgar Lindquist and Mrs. L. T,
Anderson in charge of arrange
ments.
At the recent election OF officers
for the Mothers club, held in the
home of Mrs. F.. II. Wahlquist,
Mrs. o. c. Hsugland was named
president. Mrs. L. r. Anderson,
vice president Mrs w. r. john
son. secretary. and Mrs. John Gal
lert. treasurer. Announcement Of
committee chairmen will be made
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Burns Anniversary
10 Be Celebrated

A concert and dance on Satur-
day evening at s o'clock will cele-
brate the 1s2nd anniversary of
the famous Scottish bard, Robert
Burns. Clan Gordon and the
Daughters OF Scotia win be hostess
for the affair in the Elks temple.
America ...... Artists and Audience
Bag Pipe Selections .............
Allister McRae. Donald McRas
william Virgins
washell Quartet - Miss Margaret
Myles, Harold Sorbo. Loren Cool
idge. clea Sorbo. accom-, Helen
Sorbo Ludington
ta) Alton Water
tb) WI A Hundred Pipers.
Speaker -, -; Rev. Henry ., Mo, un,a
Humorous Selections Jack Mcdonald
Accompanist. Mrs. Brock
Violin Solo ............ Billy Kyle
Gn Fantasia on scottish Airs
Oh Aud Robin GRAY
Accompanist. Miss Betty Smith
Contralto Solo. Miss Margaret Myles
Ia We Banks and Braes
(b) Comm Thru the Rye
Accom- Miss Mazda McEschron
Highland Dance ........ Clyde Tiboits
Bass Solo. ...............G Guy Dixon
(l Scots VIVA Hss
th) Selected
Accom-. Miss Mazda McEachron
Soprano Solo. Miss Margaret Myles
IA Auld Scotch Sangs
tb) The Road to the 1slee
Tenor Solo Harold Sorbo
(a) lassie o. Mine
(h) Wee Hoose Amans the Heather
Grand Finale ....... Aud Lang Syns
Artists and Audience
After the program an evening
Of dancing will be enjoyed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Benefit Gard Party
To Be AZ 81. leos

The Young Ladies Institute are
sponsoring = card party on Friday
evening al st Leo's auditorium
for the benefit Of rebuilding st.
J ms Of the Woods church at
Midland.
Patrons and pstronesses for the
evening will be Messrs. and
Mesdames Thor Tollefson. Neal
Dempsey. Frank Hobbs. Michael
Petri. Peter Fisher. r. J. Nc
Laughlin. II. A. karlen. D. Frsdon.
Drieman. +. Vsder and Or. ana
Mrs. Joseph Smeal
Mesdsmes Ralph Neukuem,
Benjamin Fox and William Cline /;
Misses Irene Vogel. Ruth Simpson,
Dorothy and Alma Dzevak and
Mr.. Joseph Schiller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Mrs. Rogers Leaves
Saturday Evenino

Mrs. William J. Rogers will leave
Saturday evening for the United
States Naval academy At Annap-
oils, Nd. where she will attend the
graduation exercises on Feb. s.
when her son. William J. Rogers.
jr.. will receive his diploma.
En- route TO the academy. Mrs.
Rogers will visit friends in Min
neapolis and Chicago. On her re-
turn she will stop in New York
and Salt Lake City. before con-
tinuing west 10 California for .
short stay.
She will return to Tacoma early
in March.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25

Mayor and Mrs Harry Cain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Bourke. Mr.. and
Mrs Kenneth Allen. Kathleen
Murphy and party, Mr. and Mrs
Ed Meagher. N r. Gents. DR.. and
Mrs. ". r Taylor. George L.
Davis, Elsie Erickson. Mrs. Esther
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Everett
Griggs H. M and Mrs. David
Fogg. John Potter. Marian In
gram, Larry Huseby. Bill Massey,
Gerry Geehsn. Joe Kolesar, Dick
Ross. Eugene Hall and party.
Didi Rosellini. Elizabeth Olzenda m
and party.
Stewart James. Helen LePenske,
Irene Geddes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Doud and party. Doc Wealth
ers. Mr.. and Mrs Orville Stew
art, M. and Mrs r. r. Fetterolf.
Ray Landon and party. DR.. and
Mrs. William n. Ludwig. Helene
Hoffman. Marjorie Miller. Wade
and Marshall Perrow. Kathryn
Magnussen, Rosemary Griffin. MI
and Mrs. Gilbert Richards. HOWE
Clifford. Eliza beth Stuen. Roy
Mack and party. Eatonville; Ira
Spring and party. Shelton. Helen
Martin and party. Morton Cone,
Shirley Davis, Frances Whitman,
Marilyn Tisdsle. Herb Sheriff.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells. Dom
aid Nelson, Hubert Bison. Natalie
Smith, Centralia: Bob Cleveland,
Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Norgssrd
and family, Yakima: Dee Whit
ham, Anele Larson and Virginia
Davis II. o. Camp, Olympia; Ron
Robbins, Dorothy Lsgergren. Ag-
mes Hulscher. Stanley Dean. Steve
Sabutis, Neal Buchanan, Gordon
Norris, Art DeMaris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred J. Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mel Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Reed, f. L. Beamish and party,
1t. c. c. Coyne and party. Fort
Lewis; Sandy Johnson and party.
George and Kenneth Warter.
Tom Murphy, George Thomas.
Jack Horr. Jim Ksde, Frank Swan
berg. Bill Brazier. Wallace Evans,
Dick Weisen, Bert Kade. Dayton
Maltby. Bob Collins. Paul kreh-
biel, John Loidhamer. f. J. Void.
Sam Cox, Yakima; Franz Cole,
Bob Miller, Bill ORrien. George
Robinson, Phyllis Wilson. lone
North. Helen Protherow. Doris
Coolidge Jessie Wilson. Mslene
Larson. Ira Wilkinson. Dick Oliver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25

NoNel ices inscribed win names
of the betrothed announced the
coming marriage, which will be
solemnized at 10 o'clock the morn
ing Of Feb. 6. in the parish house
at st. Patrick's church.
Close friends of Miss Croteau
who were asked to pour at the
supper table were Miss Helen Fol-
som. Miss Gloria Steel and Miss
Lucille Decker.
Guests included Misses Lucille
Decker. Eleanor Erickson. Gloria
Steel. Star Steel. Patricia Kloss.
Patricia Smith, Helen Folsom. Joan
Morley, Dorothy White. Lorraine
Ronquist, Lea Mills, Ruth Canale,
Vernetta Rowland, Nan Weber,
Ehba Holmgren, Charlene Russell,
Margaret Burkey, Antonio Wilbur,
Louise Wilbur and Florine Steel
Mrs. Warren Fletcher and Mrs
Leonard Dammier.
Miss Croteau. a member Of the
Spinster club. attended Seattle col
lege. and her fiance attended the
College of Puget Sound, where he
was affiliated with Sigma Zets
Epsilon.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Lumber and
Sawmill Workers will sponsor q
public card party next Saturday
In the union hall, 407 So. 18th.
Pinochle and 500 will be played
Mrs Richard Bailey is general
chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Reception Sunday
To Honor Pastors

In welcome to the new pastor
and his wife. the Rev and Mrs.
J. l.. Redal, and also honoring the
Rev. and Mrs Ramstsd of Pacific
Lutheran college. who served as
interim pastor. a reception will be
held at Our Savior's Lutheran
church on Sunday.
Dinner will be served by the
women of the aid society. Mrs.
r NJ. Colba, the chairman. will he
assisted by Mesdames Louis Lar
sen. Edward Thompson, o. J
Moen. l. ?. Furseth. Thomss
Strom and Mathew johnson.
On the dining room committee
are Mrs. Clarence Colbs and Mrs.
Gust Peterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Officers Will Be
Installed

Newly elected officers Of the
PHILIPPINE Catholic club will be in
stalled Friday evening at s o'clock
AT st. Leo's. Those who will take
office are Percy Gonzales. presi-
dent; Julisn Argel, vice-president;
Miss Laura Landro, secretary;
Mauro Basa, treasurer; Carlos
Banco. business manager: Mauro
Gsllano. musical manager: Cod
frey La Madrid, athletic manager;
Segundo Castillo and Martin Mac
caboe. sergeants-at-srms. and FIR.
J. A. Caicannon, spiritual director.
Special entertainment is planned
for the evening with dancing and
refreshments at the close.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25


and Mrs. Gordon VI. Baird.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the executive board Of the Tacoma
Council will be held on January 81,
at 10 am. Fishers seventh floor,
with Mrs. Herman Nordfors. presi-
dent. presiding.
FRIDAY (January 24th)
Msnitou Pre~chool meets Friday
at p m. AT 4s0l Reade 81. for
card party. Pinochle and 500 will
be played. Prizes for high score.
The committee in charge included
Mrs. A. Jespersen, Mrs c. Hoskins,
Mrs. q. r. MaeVean and Mrs
George Haskins.
TUESDAY
Fern Hill Presehool meets Tues
day at 40 p m. at the home Of
Mrs. W. y. Koch. 1863 So. s6th st.
Mrs. Charles Lamb will lead the
study group. Mrs William H.
Goering will speak on Hobbies for
Children" Mrs. Lambs topic is
Self Reliance" Mrs. Koch will be
assisted by Mrs. Carl Williams and
Mrs. II. n West.
Park Avenue PIT. A. meets
Tuesday at p. m. in the school
annex. Mrs. F. II. Eben will pre-
side. This meeting will take the
place Of the annual Dads night
II will be an unusually interesting
program and one Of special inter-
est 10 all dads The theme for the
meeting will be Safety. Boys on
the school patrol will demonstrate
giving safety lessons in the riding
Of bicycles. Following the demon
stration there will be series of
films dealing with the general topic
OF safety education for both child
rem and adults. First, bicycling
with complete safety, how TO ride
a bicycle in traffic; second, Speak
ing of Safety, a film prepared
jointly by the National Education
association and the National High
way board; and third. Once Upon
Time, an animated cartoon with
a fairy tale setting. 1t deals with
carefulness, courtesy and traffic
safety. There will be a social hour
following the meeting.
Sherman PIT. A. meets Tuesday
at 1870 p. m. in the school. Doctor
n. z. Magnusen will give lecture
and show colored slides on '1nfan-
tile Paralysis and Its Treatment"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Surprise Party Honor
Mr. and Mrs Mcfarland

Mr. and Mrs Howard McFar-
land LENA Bomb were honored at
surprise party when Mrs. Peter
Krapf and Mrs. A. Schwerzler en-
tertained at the Schwerzler home
recently
Guests for the informal evening
OF games and late buffet supper
were Messrs and Mesdsmes A.
Boni. r. J Mcfarland. c. Tuson,
Gus Einhause. Chris Anderson. r.
Clark. John RAIDER. L. r. McFar-
land. Carl Strand. Knute Strand,
George Rainey. Jack Hendricksen,
John Sand. L. V. Ryan and J. Ben
theimer.
Mrs. Emma Johnson and Misses
Vivian Fuson. Pearl Einhause and
Mickey Einhsuse: Messrs c. Dun
ziesen, OFT. Robert. Kenneth and
Audrey Schwerzler.
Rising Sun spiritual church will
hold card party on Saturday eve
ming at S o'clock at the church.
The public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
AIumnse VIII Be
Entertained

Mrs. Judy Benson Petersen will
entertain alumnae members of
Delta Rho Gamma on Saturday
afternoon. Feb. /, at l o'clock in
her new home at Psrkland.
Presiding officers o. the sorority
ARE Miss Eleanor Roudebough,
president: Miss Judy Benson. vice
president: Miss Alice Cook. treas
urer, and Miss Enid Blake. secre-
tarv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Initiation VIII Be FRIDAY

White Clover Assembly, Order Of
Rainbow for Girls, will have initis-
ton on Friday evening at s o'clock
in the South Tacoma Masonic
temple Valentines will decorate
the hall for the last meeting. under
the leadership of Miss Lois May
Thronson, worthy advisor. and Mrs.
Glenn Reeves. mother advisor.
Songs will be led by Miss Sadie
Press and Mrs. Reeves. The 1910
advisory board will serve the light
supper planned for later in the
evening.
Cedar Assembly. Order Of Rain
bow, will meet Saturday evening at
s o'clock at the Masonic hall, 3sth
and Yakima SITS The installation
Of new officers will be solemnized
at s o'clock Feb. /. All Eastern
Stars and Rainbow Girls are in
vited to attend the installation
ceremonies.
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Mrs. |. |. Thompson
Leaves For The East

Mrs. L. L. Thompson will leave
Wednesday morning for Chicago,
where she will visit friends. before
continuing east to New York City
where she plans to attend many Of
the seasons most popular plays
and the opera.
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Mrs. Tollefson Will Be Hostess
To PresChool Section Council
February Banquet VIII Be Planned AZ Evening Meeting
Monday az Which Mrs. N. c. Fseoner VIII Preside

January marks the second of the executive board meet
of the Presehoo section of the Tacoma Council OF
associations Il Will be held the home OF
Mrs Thor Toefson. 4121 No. 3Sth Monday evening
at p m Mrs NJ c. Faconer will preside and the final
plans for the annual banquet in February will be made
Assisting Mrs. Tollefson will be Mrs. c. L. Weeks, Mrs.
l. Houts Mrs John Marker Mrs. f. A. Gragg Mrs. John
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Horfieulfurisfs Meet
With Miss Blackwell

The Horticultural section Of the
Tacoma Garden club will meet at
10 o'clock on Tuesday morning
with Miss Ruby Blackwell, us
North 9th ST.
Hellebores, the Christmas rose,
will be the subject for the morning
meeting and unusual shrubs for the
Northwest win be discussed. Each
member is asked to bring a new
seed catalogue for analysis.