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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Couple Honored
AT House Warming

Entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Frankie of 2T0a North Starr last
Sunday with housewarming
party were Mrs. Sam Bogetich and
Mrs John Ancich. Assisting were
the Mesdames George Kristovich
John Budnick. John Karamatic
A. Franioh, George Frankie, 5
Karuza and A Giurash.
Attractive arrangements of as
tiers and roses decorated the rooms
The couple was presented with a
lovely gift for their home. Prizes
at games went to Mr.. John Ssnko-
vich. Mr.. George Frankie. Mrs. A
Franich and Mrs. ennet h
Thomas.
The guests included the Messrs
and Mesdsmes John Ancich. v
Blagaich. Jack Berry. NJ. Batch
Frank Berry, Anton Borovich. A
Budrovioh. A. Bush. John Bud
nick. Sam Bogetich. Thomas
Bogetich, Vincent Boroich. V
Carevich. George ZURICH. Nick
CONSTANT. Spiro Karuzs. Pau
Dorotich Anton Kuljis. John De
Polo. George Kristovich, Anton
Franieh, John Karsmatic, George
/ Frankie.
Others were the Messrs. anc
Mesdames John Lucieh. Anton
G1urash. 3. Lucich. T. Grsbar. X
Mihalovich. George Zurich. John
Krilich. NJ. Mladineo, Nick Mullsn
Mitchell Mullan. Steve Pavolivieh
Frank Persia. A Pskusich. Pete
Purtich. NJ. Perich. Joseph Pla-
tishs, A. Rsko. John Sandwich
Mitchell Setka. Nick Silje. George
Trudnioh. Joseph Ursch. NJ VIA.
/ hovioh. George Vlahovich. n
vukovich and Matt vodsnovch.
Nesdames Dominic CONSTANT. n
Jasper. NJ. Kuljis. T. Msrdesich
Paul Krilich. Maria sponsrich and
Mr.. 6. Bilkano.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Sessa Of Seattle
Mrs. Nick Babich Of Gig Harboi
and MesSrs and Mesdsmes X
Randich. F. Rsnsick. s. Beretich
Kenneth Thomas. August Antieh
c. Blazina, Stanley Antich, Frank
Brojac. Gus Frank Albert
Frankie, Martin Grgurich. Tom
Jovanieh, Frank Krznarich. Frank
Mandieh. A. Aihovlich, John Pal
mich, Paul Psvletich. John Ran
dieh. Paul Randich. William Ras-
pop. all Of Aberdeen.
Polish lodge. Group iss, will en-
terrain at q dance Saturday in
Polish hall. Ea. 5oth and Portland
ave. All welcome, especially serv-
ice men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Illena Club
Opens Series
Group TO Be gin lis 4lst
Year OF Existence

Illema club will begin its
41st year of existence when
it holds its first meeting of
the current season Monday
afternoon. Hostess for the
session will be Mrs. Cleon
Soule, president of the organ
ization, who will open her
home at 1928 No. Oath st. for
the 2 o'clock meeting.
Founded in 1901 by a small
group of progressive, forward
looking women. three Of the char
ter members are still active mem
bers Of the club. The present
membership is limited TO 20 active
and two honorary members.
Mrs. Cleon II. Soule is president;
Mrs. Charles Morphy, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Walter J. Ryan, secre-
tary; Mrs. T. B. Claussen, treas
urer. The program committee
consists of Mesdames NJ. NJ. Og-
den, chairman. Robert B. Cham
berlain, f. B. Rockway and A. A.
Pentecost. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ogden will
be program leader for the year.
For the first meeting, Mrs. Rob-
ert B. Chamberlain will review
William L. Shirer's Berlin Diary"
The club roster consists Of Mes
danes f. B. Brockway. H. F.
Broomell, Elizabeth Bryan, C. P.
Burkey, A. L. Card, Robert B.
Chamberlain. T B. Claussen, w.
B. Coffee, F. A. Martinetti. Dwight
L. Mason, J. L. Mills, c. NJ. Nor
ply, Charles D. Ogden, J. D. Og-
den. A. A. Pentecost, H. W. Rob-
erts, Walter J. Ryan, Cleon H.
Soule and Stanton Warburton.
Honorary members are Mrs. J.
w. Cloes of The Dalles, Ore, and
Mrs. z. P. Norton.
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Marx Anniversary Of
Couple at Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goidich
were honored at party on their
25th wedding anniversary, Sep
TENDER 81.
Present at their home for an in
formal evening and late supper
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Lucas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wargo, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gavrenich, Mrs.
Victor Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
May, Mr.. and Mrs Roy Brinker-
hoff, Mr.. Michael Stetz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Vehonski, Mr.. and Mrs
John Bizak, Mrs. George Gaidef,
Miss Betty karpati, Mrs. Mary
LaPlante of New York, Mrs.
Henry Slavich and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Usage.
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Miss Alexander Fefed
Al Bridal Party

Honoring Miss Geraldine Alex
ander. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Alexander. who viii marry
Mr.. Maynard Carlson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Carlson. Oct. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Wahust of
Falkland entertained at a mis-
cellaneous shower and supper party
party recently.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Norman. Mr.. Ted Carlson, Mr..
c. M. Carlson. Mrs. Nancy Carl
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Alexander.
Mrs. Louise Bergman, Mrs. Arvid
Olson Scott, Miss Betty Jones, Mr..
Kenneth Berman. Mr.. William
Burdette. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Alex
snder of Sumner and Mrs. Ben Mel
son.
The ceremony will be performed
in the College Of Puget Sound
chapel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hiebe
Home Following Irip

Nj. and Mrs. Ralph H. Higoe.
7l6 So. L. returned Saturday from
Minnesota where they visited rel
stives in St Paul and kasson.
Some time was also spent in Des
MONIES. Ia. where they attended
the international Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
Other stops were made in Shar-
iton Ia. where they were the
guests Of Mrs. Highes brother
in-lsw and sister. Mr. and Mrs
Dill Enysrt. and in Denver. where
they visited Mrs. Highe's niece and
nephew. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chain
halt. In Casper. Wyo. they visited
another niece and nephew. Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Brsdstreet. They
were away three weeks.
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Sumner Man 70 Wed
Eastern Washinoton Girl

The marriage Of Miss Mary
Grace Pump. daughter of Mr.. Will
lam Pump Of Evans, to Mr.. Karl
+. Baur, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Baur of Sumner. will take
place Saturday in the Catholic
rectory at colville. After a brief
wedding trip the couple will make
their home in Puyallup.
Miss Pump was graduated from
Colville high school and Washing
ton State college, and she has
recently been with the agricultural
extension service on the W. S. c.
campus. Mr.. Baur is soil scien-
fist with the Western Washington
Experiment station at Puyallur
and received his masters degree
from the state college.
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Miss Benson
Is Honored

Miss Theresa Benson was sur
prised at a dinner party Thursday
noon by the women of St Annes
church. Following the dinner Miss
Benson was presented with many
lovely gifts for her new home.
Cards were played during the re-
msinder Of the afternoon.
At 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing Miss Benson will march
down the aisle of st. Anne's church
to become Mrs. Andrew Stanford
Kupka.
Attending the party were
Mesdames John Rawlings. Dan
Delargy, Frank Newman. George
Woods. Ed Tanker. Mary Riley,
Anton Sterbick. George Warter,
Belle Powell, S. r. Simone. Walter
Rogers, n. Schmitz, Arthur Sleet,
George LaRock, Peter Gaffikin.
Joseph Schilley, George LaVergne,
Peter LaPlante, f. p. Kubiek,
Andrew n. Gundy, George Z.
Firth, Henry Hermes, William
Reeves, Alex Rehwinkel, Anna
Jezek, John Flsrtery. f. w. Ed
wards, Patrick Coyne. Albert
Peyer, Henry Rambaldins, John
Zenker, Gertrude Nichols. Paul
Hebert, A. F. knowle, Joseph
Zenker. Misses Ella Mccormick.
Ellen Gillispie. Anna Eicha, Mrs
Albert Benson. the brides mother,
and Mrs. Ellen Johnston, the
brides cousin.
Mrs. Benson may be called at
Garland SO77
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Monday Club
Will Meet
Mrs. P. c. Smith 10 Open
Home for Meeting

Monday Civic club will have
as its hostesses at a 2 o'clock
meeting NJ oil day afternoon,
Mrs. William B. Gregg, Mrs.
B. 7. Bryan and Mrs. Leonard
Pearson. Mrs. Percy Creath
Smith will open her home at
S44 So. Steele for the occa-
sion.
In opening the years study, Miss
Beatrice Meddins. study director,
will present "Neighbors Across
the Channel" Geography of
China" will he given by Mrs.
Llewellyn Thomas. program chair
man. Mrs. r. Z. Beard viii speak
on Early Migrstions.
International talks will consist
Of 'Dolmens and Kitchen Middens"
by Mrs. Gardner Reynolds and
"Dynastics" by Mrs r. 4. Harmon.
Golden chrysanthemums will
decorate the tea table over which
Mrs. 4. u. Hendrickson and Mrs.
John Williams will preside. Mrs.
Harmon. social chairman. will
have charge Of the tea hour.
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Recent Bride
Is HOnOred
Church Group Entertains
Al Pinder Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pin
der of 1908 So. 46th st. re-
Gently were hosts to the men,
bers of the elk. class of
Pine St. Christian church.
The occasion was the annual
election of the class officers
and shower for the former
Miss Wilma Trent, who mar
ried Gene Kowalchuck Oct. /.
OUTGOING officers are Mrs. Vir-
ginny Gordon, president, Miss Hs-
gel Golding, vice president, and
Miss Dorothy McKechnie. secre-
tary-treasurer. Newly elected Of
ficers are Mrs. LaVena Andrews.
president: Mrs. Betty McAllister,
vice president. and Mrs Virginny
/ Gordon, seeretary-treasure
Refreshments were served after
the business meeting and an cleo
tricsl appliance was presented to
Miss Trent for her new home.
Present for the meeting and
shower We're Mr.. and Mrs. Tex
Andrews. Mrs. Edna Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Councilman. Mr.. Ben
Craig, Miss Mabel Golding. Miss
Hazel Golding. Mrs Betty Meal
lister. Miss Dorothy McKechnie,
Mrs. Ed Moore. Charles Pinder,
j.. Mrs. Mary Russell. Mrs Vir-
glnny Gordon. Mr. Earl Seitz. for
mer pastor ~ the church. Mrs
Stsarns Furlstt. Miss Wilm 4
Trent, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Z. Dur
ham. and the hosts.
Charity club meets with Mrs. c.
o Berg. 1915 So. Wspato. Friday
for I o'clock luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Entertain Upon Return
From Montana Irip

Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Thornburg
returned Thursday from Montana
and upon their return they enter
tanned Saturday at dinner party.
They will leave at the end OF the
week for California. where they
win spend the winter.
The dinner party was given at
the home Of Mrs linda Clayton.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
DANES Ralph Moyles Gene
Church. Harry Canon. Jack Gise-
burt, Harry Gunnell. Mrs. Clay
ton and Mr.. John Chase.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Reservations
For Dance
Credit Groups VIII Enter
Tain Saturday at Winthrop

Combined efforts of Ia
coma Retail Credit association
and Tacoma Credit Women 5
Breakfast club promise a gay
evening for couples who at
tend their Kickoff" dance
Saturday evening in the Roof
/ Garden of Hotel Winthrop.
Mrs. James T. Kemp and Miss
Eleanor Lenning are eo-chalr-
men for the affair.
Reservations have been made by
the following
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Kemp
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gender Bell
ingham). Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kemp
lBeninghsm). Miss Maxine Smith
tBellingham). Mr.. George Bow
man tBellingham). Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Marush. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Marush. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert comwell. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
c. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde E.
Alexander, Miss Charline Helm
ger. Miss Mary c. Byrne, Miss
Bess Ulrey. Mr.. Victor Pearson,
Mr.. Richard Van fngen, Mr.. Louis
Gaul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Marks,
DR. and Mrs. J. f. Lerum. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Cooney. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. o. Ekre.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garcert, Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Williamson. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carlson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Preston tOlympial },
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Zeigler
(Olympia). Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Buck
ner (Sesttle). Mias Amy Truman,
Mr.. John Hedges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Coykendan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Fetty, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Newell.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Link. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold L. Link, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul D. Hoor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold O'Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Frohmader,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Sommer, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Comber, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
I. Carlson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
johnson. Miss Grace McCauley,
Miss Helen Reid, Mr.. Jack Ziegler,
Mr. Merle Barclay, Mr.. Adam
Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted McIntire, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Mosof, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Poole.
Miss Lillian Manders, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Royer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Goble, Miss Wanda Droettboom.
Miss Lu Lyman, Mr.. Howard
Quinn. Mr.. Emil Hedberg, Mr.. Roy
+ Turner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Birth Of Lille Boy
OF Interest Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Hsllen
Gertrude Kubley) of Ketchikan,
Alaska. are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth Of son In
Providence hospital in Seattle. Mr..
Hsllen is former Tacoman.
Grandparents of the new baby are
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence kubley OF
ketchikan and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Hailen of Tacoma
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Charles A. Virgins
Return From CHICAGO

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wig
gin returned Sunday from a two
weeks trip to Chicago where they
were the guests Of their son and
daughter-in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win c. Wiggin. They made the
trip east by motor. making stops
in Salt Lake City. Omaha, Den
yer and Kearney. Neb.
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Assisting Mrs. Murray At the
tea hour VIII be Mrs. Byron Scott
ana Mrs. Thomas Moffitt.
Other officers. named last
spring 10 serve with Mrs Pasco,.
are Mrs. Christen Quevi. IT,, vice.
president. Mrs. G. A. deHaseth.
second vice-president; Mrs. Nor
ris Fairohild. recording secretary;
Mrs. Ernest c. Wheeler. cor
responding secretary: Mrs. George
Hellar, treasurer: and Mrs. Jesse
o. Thomas. historian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Pi Omicron Has Party
AT University Club

First IN the new seasons series
Of monthly social evenings planned
by Pi Omicron sorority vas the
party last Friday evening at the
Universlty-Union club when old
End new members ENJOYED an eve
ming Of games followed BY re-
treshnents. Hostesses for the eve
Ting were Miss Etha Murray. pres
ident. Esther Osborne. Naomi
Evans. Edith Redmayne. Edna
Hunter and Msnys Ysdusky.
Prizes were won by Alice Kess-
Ter. Csrole ohme, Helen Olson and
Ella Steinkopf.
Among the guests were KAY
Green. Helen Olson. Alice Kessler.
Carole Ohme, Hazel Evans. Mar
gsret Riggs. Pauline Sanders.
Alice Mosolf. Janet Pearson. Doris
Howard. Helen Scott. Maud Bull
len. Thelman NUM-. Edna Iverson.
Evelyn Kincaid. Ella Steinkopf,
Helene Held. Eleanor Westrom.
Loeta Griffin. Kathleen Whelsn.
Louise Frohmader. Ollie Deiss,
Marie Humes. Helen Craig. Alice
Seifert. Cecile Seifert and Janet
Hall.
Stadium PIT. A. executive board
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Presidents Day to Be Oct. s.
For Aloha Club Members
Mrs. Lowell 7. Murray 70 Extend Hospitality OF
MADEIRA for Opening Meeting Of Fell Season

Traditional with the opening Of Aloha club each
Is the Presidents Day program which this year will be
held at the spacious lake home of Mrs. L. 7. Murray
MADEIRA Alohas president Mrs. W. Weldon Pascoe. viii
present the program surprise TO the membership.
She has called meeting Of the board 145 and the
other Aohans will come at 2:30.
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News and Notes
of Army Life

A number of parties have been
held in honor Of Col. and Mrs. c. c.
Quigley, who will leave shortly for
San Francisco. Mrs. p. L. Ransom
entertained at a luncheon-bridge
at the Officers club honoring Mrs.
Quigley. Mrs, Boyce James had q
few ladies in for a morning bridge
for Mrs. Quigley. Attending were
Mrs. p. L. Ransom. Mrs. w. f.
Lauer. Mrs. c. r. Lehner. Mrs. G.
p. Lynch. Mrs.. J. J. Burns and
Mrs. ]. A. Gillespie. Another affair
honoring Mrs. Quigley was lunch
son-bridge held at the Officers
club by Mrs. J. A. Gillespie.
A stage dinner WAS given
by the special staff of the
N army corps honoring Col.
Quigley. Officers attending were
Ii. Col. r. v. Laushlin. Col. J. A.
Gillespie, Maj. Nelson. Capt. A. G.
Mack, 1t. B. C. Craig. Maj Ho-
PLANE and 1t. Col. J. J, Babst.
Mai. and Mrs. Curtis Renfro
entertained number of their
friends at an informal reception
1t the Officers club on Friday.
Miss Marie Lehman, daughter of
1t. Col. and Mrs. r. G. Lehman,
and Miss Helen Laughlin. daugh-
ter of 1t. Col. and Mrs. r. V.
Laughlin. recently pledged Alpha
Phi sorority at the University of
Washington
RAY Lehman. son of 1t Col and
Mrs. r. G. Lehman, has returned
TO school at st. Martins college
Bruce Brigham, son of 1t Col
and Mrs. w. c. Brigham, has
returned to his studies at the Uni
versity of Washington.
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Mrs. Sterling Carmichael. pro-
gram chairman. has arranged the
program for the afternoon. Miss
Ruth ssmuelson will sing a group
Of songs accompanied by Frank
Nurding and Reiths Gehri will
present her pupils in dance re-
cital.
Mrs. Gordon NJ. Baird. social
chairman. will be in charge Of the
tea hour. assisted by Mrs. Edwin
Thompson, Mrs. Richard T. Breon
and Mrs. Jack lie Mari.
Invitations have been sent 10
Mrs. NJ. D. Wilkinson. national
chairman, Mrs. L. r. Issacs. Mrs.
Fred F. Pnsum and John J. Pearce,
state chairman: Mrs Herman
Nordfors Of Longview, junior past
president of Tacoma council: Mrs.
w S. Colman. president Of Puy-
sllup council; Mrs. Walter W.
Perry. past president Tacoma
council; Mrs. J. E. Berry. president
of Pierce ccanty council; Mrs.
Lee S. Young. high school director:
Mrs. Russell s. Baker. grade school
director: Mrs. H. J. Rinker and
Mrs. Frank Perry.
Also Mesdames Elwell Hoyt,
Weldon Pascoe, B. A. Mckenzie,
James H. Derby. George Warning
ton, T. c. Beardsley, II. p. Sturt-
ridge. Darth B. Ludwick. W. J.
Wilkinson, o. V. johnson, 2. w.
Hilton, George Huffman, Ronald
Persing, B. A. Gates.
Invitations were also extended
to all preschool past directors and
members Of the PIT. A. executive
board.
MONDAY
Jefferson preschool Parent Edy-
cation group meets Monday at s
p. m. in the home of Mrs. Joseph
Reed. SIS North Proctor. Mrs.
Phillip Farmer will speak on Pre-
pairing for the Newcomer" and
Mrs. Geo. HUFFMAN will speak on
The Young Child Needs COM
partnership" Mrs. Geo. HUFFMAN
will preside. The group has chosen
as its theme How We Grow"
The first social event of the
season, public card party, will
be held Thursday, at S o'clock in
jefferson field house. Further
information may be had by calling
Mrs. Liljebeck, Proctor 1854, or
Mrs. Garfield Rodside, Proctor
1904.
University Place preschool meets
Monday at s p. m. in the home
Of Mrs. Roger Mott, Lemons
Beach. Mrs Charles Trimble will
speak on Family and Child Re-
lationship." Mrs. Dean Callahan
will preside and lead the study
discussion. Assisting Mrs. Mott
as hostesses are Mrs. Forrest
Cayton and Mrs. Melvin Monsen.
John X. Thompson auxiliary will
sponsor card party Saturday
evening in the Veterans hall of the
armory. Pinochle and 500 will be
played, beginning at $50. Mrs. T.
Hagen is chairman.
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Recent Marriage Of
Miss Carrie Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Carrie of
6423 So. Verde st. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
Ethel Carrie, to Staff Sgt. Louis
H. Athmer of Dayton, Ohio, now
stationed at McChord.
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Preschool Will Entertain
At Annie Wright Seminary
Mrs. Wood, Mrs Shoi~eN VIII Receive oues's IN 0reaf
Hall; Mrs. Carmichael Arrsnses Afternoon Program

Great hall Of the Annie Wright seminary will again be
the scene of an annual membership tea sponsored oy @
Presehoo section Of the Tacoma Council OF
associations Tea will be served Tuesday afternoon from
80 until $50 =, =,
Mrs David W Wood. director. and Mrs. J. D. Shotwell
assistant director will receive the guests Mrs John Lemon
past director Mrs C. c Pratt president Of the Tacoma
council and Mrs Maynard C. Faconer also past director
will preside at the tea table.
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Mrs. Florence Brodly Nc
Fee Of 81. Louis orrived
recently in Tocono, and IS
O guest OF her niece, Mrs.
J. Thomas Meek OF ALA
No. 18th ST. Mrs. McFee IS
O columnist on o ST. Louis
poper end hos won national
recognition as O poet. Her
niece will join her on O tour
south otter which she will
return home sometime in
November.
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Davissons in
New York Civ

MIS-. D. K. DAWSON and her
two daughters stopped recently at
the Henry Hudson while IN New
York city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

You help yourself when you buy
L. S. Defense Bonds.
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Miss Geer on East Coast
Vacation Trip

Miss Mildred G. Geer, $40 No.
Prospect st. is mentioning in the
east and recently stopped at the
Chalfonte-Haddon Han, Atlantic
City. n. J.
Edgemont Community club is
sponsoring the first Of its fall
winter dances Saturday evening IN
Jovita hall. Refreshments will
be served.
Ways and Means Committee of
Warren Chapter. o. z. S. is spon-
soring a skating party at the
Roller bowl from 1880 until 1880
D. m. Saturday. Mrs A w. Mace
mon, chairman.
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Sisters and sons of Herman viii

give the first Of a series Of dances
in Swiss han on Saturday. Mrs.
Chris Bentheimer Is dance chair
man. Public invited. The state
convention will be held in Tacoma
next July.
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Stadium PIT. A. executive board
meets Tuesday az 1:So N the
school Mrs. L. r. Isascs will
preside.
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Tacoma Cornish asso

Tacoma G. I'm $ h associa ton
meets Saturday evening at 7:45
in the I. o. o. F. temple, Sixth
and Fawcett, for a monthly ses-
sion.
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RAY Lehman. son OF Ii. Col and
Mrs. r. G. Lehman, has returned
70 school at st. Martins college
Evening star., 1941-01-10
Three New U. S. Pursuit Planes Equal or Better
Anything Flying in European War Today

which was well-known before the
outbreak of hostilities, supplemented
by subsequent checks to determine
the effects of design and construc-
ton changes during the war.
First Real Survey Made.
The first really comprehensive
survey yet made public in this coun-
try of the top speeds of the fighting
planes upon which the fate Of the
world hangs today has just been
completed by members of the Avia-
ton Writers Association, with the
assistance of military and civil
aeronautical engineering experts.
The survey includes five of the
foremost German fighters, which
have maximum, not cruising, speeds
of $50 and $40 miles per hour. There
are three British pursuits in the list,
with maximum speeds ranging from
1886 to 385 miles per hour, the fastest
of these being the new Spitflre II.
The remaining five United States
pursuits and interceptors have speed
ranges of from 800 to more than 400
miles per hour.
In connection with the survey, en-
gineering authorities have expressed
the opinion that airplane speeds
probably will not exceed $50 miles
Evening star., 1941-01-10
Licensing Of Exports
Extended 10 Cover
{ More Materials
Five Metals and Potash
Put on Restricted List
To Protect Supply

President Roosevelt today ex-
tended the export control restric-
tions to six additional materials of
Importance to wartime manufactur-
ing needs.
The materials affected are copper,
brass, bronze, zinc, nickel and pot
ash.
Effective on February 3. the proc
lamation of today requires that a
license be obtained from the admin
istrator of export control before any
shipments of the above materials
may be made out of the country.
Extension of the shipping re-
strictions to these six materials was
recommended by the export control
administrator, the President told
his press conference, because of
accelerating needs of our own de-
fense program. 1t is understood,
also. that Sizeable shipments of some
of these, particularly of copper, have
been made into the Far East, part of
which was believed headed for Japan
and some to Germany by way of
Russia.
Recent extensions of export con-
trol.have permitted the British EN-
pire to have free access to our war
time materials and have similarly
left unaffected the normal purchas-
ing requirements of other nations
of the Western Hemisphere.