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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Making Most Of Your Home
How to Decorate S+udy-Den
Or One-Room Apartment
BY HELEN KOUES
Authority on Decoration

WHAT CAN do with sleep and
tain in it? Time when this battling question but
5 today.
amazing ingenuity and the desire for comfortable
living matter how small the has developed this
into very attractive small home.
Or il be have a wish TO study
There is similarity the between
this the the main difference being that
table for eating is needed in the study.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Jelly Rolls

SPREAD SPARKLING Jelly
on a rectangular sheet of re-
frigerator dough and roll up
jelly-roll fashion. Cut. one-inch
slices and place in muffin pans
to double in bulk. These jelly
rolls pop up gently in a mod
crate oven and come TO the
table deliciously sweet and crisp.
Serve them with a salad for
luncheon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Consider Three Things

Think of apartment from three anges-coor,
comfort AS rule small need simple ghtcoored
walls
Use wallpaper of color you like with border in keeping
with the choose The pale yeows pnksh and
blue all being used.
Next, determine the furniture have First the
list studio Find the type which your space
and good afford
Next Importance table. 1t be of good size
permits extension dropeaf inches precious.
Chairs. overShed and open-armed and chest of
drawers that will hold linen and clothing the other
Keep them scale that is relative size each other and
the they matched pieces In fact they needn't
be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Decoration
Proper Method of Brushing Teeth

THE BRUSHING of the teeth
should be thorough and gentle.
Forcing heavy bristles against
the gums may cause abrasions.
Work away from the gums
toward the biting ends of the
teeth. Sweep along the sides.
Dentists say that careless
brushers clean and polish only
the outer surfaces, that the
sides are neglected and become
discolored.
Cleanse the teeth after each
meal. If you go on big candy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
CoIorfuI Crowns.

WE ARE always hearing
about the camomile rinse. II is
not very effective, isn't strong
enough to do much of anything.
II Is used on drab hair to give
it a slightly brighter tone.
Mauve. lavender and blue
rinses for white hair are having
a furry, especially as inexpe-
rienced permanent wave oper-
ators sometimes overtime the
treatment, cause white hair TO
take on a canary hue.
Personally we prefer the sill
yer thatch to the one that has
gone baby blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

hinge, brush Immediately after
ward, as sweet substances iin-
dergo chemical changes very
quickly, and these chemicals dig
into the enamel as moths chew
holes in wooden fabrics.
Eat raw vegetables; they are
good for your complexion and
your teeth.
Include carrots, ca b bage
hearts. celery, turnips. And, If
you would keep your gums in
order, give them exercise by
gnawing bread crusts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
FITTED DRNDL

IT'S STILL the dirndl {. so
fitting to your active lives. your
active figures! Make yours from
Pattern 4917 by Anne Adams.
Pattern 4917 is available in
tunior miss sizes IL. II. Is, Ia.
IS. is. IL and 1s. Size ID takes
3h yards 35-inch fabric and -
yard contrast.
Send fifteen cents (15c) 4
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size. name.
address and style number.
Just the cream of the 1912
fashion crop is shown in the
new Anne Adams Pattern Book.
Order your copy today-you'n
find page after page of original,
easy-to-make modes for every
age and hour. SHINING mature
lady frocks. Gay crib TO college
apparel. Smart clothes for
working. for shopping. for sport
ing, for do-dresS or don't-dresS
festivities. A complete bridal
trousseau. AND--as an extra
feature - a free-for-t he-makinc
hat and bag set!
Book, Is cents. Pattern, ID
cents. Book and pattern to-
gether, Is cents.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
Tnent, 1225 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich. Owing to customs
regulations, orders for patterns
20 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Blood Vessels

There are about $500 feet. or
fve-sixths of a mile, of blood
vessels in each pound of fat.
Well say you are 30 pounds
overweight. Then you have 25
extra miles OF blood vessels
through which your heart must
pump blood every five-sixths of a
second or less. With so pounds
overweight, you have 40 extra
miles of blood vessels.
In the face of these facts il is
scarcely surprising that over
weights are especially susceptible
10 various degenerative diseases,
high blood pressure among them.
Statistics carefully compiled
by the life insurance companies
not only point to obesity as the
forerunner of diseases Of the
heart, circulatory system, kid
neys and pancreas, but also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Provide Good Light

Two lamps usually needed floor lamp lamp
the types Illustrated speaking for themselves Here is where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

THIS is a request number.
BY some coincidence. there have
been numerous inquiries recently
for an explanation of why it is
the fat die young and this is an
open reply 10 all such letters.
The answer itself is simple.
When you put on excessive
weight. your internal organs are
forced 10 work harder and faster
and they wear out more quickly.
But the full explanation. al
though somewhat complex, con-
stitutes an even stronger argu-
ment against fat.
The first gain is stored in the
simultaneous tissues, but as the
pounds are piled on, your mus
cles. particularly your heart.
become clogged with fat and the
organs-liver. pancreas and kid
neys-must work at a disad-
vantage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Have good light near a chair
without having to move il about,
and give the room, through its
small tables, fabrics. lamps,
etc, the atmosphere of a living
room not a bedroom. and you
will feelyou can entertain in it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Check caIories

Unless you keep a firm check
on your calories. you stand TO
gain much more than that-and
obesity begins at 10 pounds
overweight. Up to that amount,
there is no increase in mortality.
Past it, the rise in mortality is
alarming.
When your doctor advises you
TO reduce, take him seriously.
You can get rid of your excess
weight at the rate of one TO two
pounds per week and you can
do it on a balanced low calorie
menu that cuts down the handi-
cap of fat and assures you of
all the essentials concerned in
high vitality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
No Cooking School
Tomorrow

BECAUSE THURSDAY is
Thanksgiving, there will be
no cooking school tomorrow
afternoon In The Detroit
Times auditorium for mem
bers Of the Homemakers'
Club.
And for the same reason
the H0nhemakers' Club unit
Of the American Red Cross
will not meet tomorrow
morning,
Tuesday. November 25. IL
tire date Of the next cooking
school and Red Cross meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Open Reply to Queries
On Why The Fat Die Young
BY IDA JEAN KAN

establish a higher mortality rate
among the obese.
On the basis of research, il is
estimated that the mortality
from heart disease among the
obese is two and one-half times
as high as among normal weights
or underweights; from circula-
tory disease, twice as high; from
kidney disease, almost twice as
high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Rugs, Curtains, Lamps

So readers write they have "oldfah
ioned and that they them It's possible
providing the scale is right.
The table the window is
because it has sufficient space smaller
harder to attractvely
Tie together with self toned
OF the twisted Such have onecooed effect
the floor and the practical advantage pattern that show
foot marks.
The old rule that figured daperes plain
wall demonstrated the Here the drapee give
needed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Club Of Hearts
Elect Officers
Mis- MilEcers koeppsr
VII Be- New President

Mrs. Robert Fewell vas
hostess for the Club Of Hearts
meeting On Wednesday eve
ming when officers for ipsi
were elected. MISS Millirent
kloepper viii be tho new prs
dent. replacing Miss Mary
Adelaide Raybeuld.
vrs resiir outnss. ~he vss
secretary fer 1910. vas s'scsst TIE
nsw vice president Msss isnles
wexsesr win take over hss duties
- secretary ~ the siah Mas
Nse<i gssslt.~a sss rs.slestsd
treasurer
Plans we're eomrlstss for the tn
stsllstson dinner next "Wednesday
evening Al this time sssr~ OH
alse ~ an initiation ~ the nsw
members Miss Beverly nifdssil
and Miss rieaHer Adams
Ths yearly airths.y party ~sil
~ heid ~ rsh Is stir Mrs.
rswsii 80 general chairman and
tesstma.,sf for the ev-HlnG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Monday Musicale
For D. A. R.
Mrs. Richards Hostess
To Mary Ball Members

An afternoon of music is
planned for Monday when
Mrs. Z C. Richards entertalns
members of Mary Ball chap
ter. d. A. r., at her home,
1885 No. Yakima ave. The
hostess will give a talk on
American music.
Vocal soloists during the after
noon will be Miss Muriel Horton,
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Hum
phrey King. and Miss Florence
Reynolds.
Two whistlng solos will be given
by Miss Ruth Hanawalt
For the tea hour Mrs. Ethel
Naubert Ia the chairman and will
be assisted by Mrs. r. W. Hamer,
Mrs. Roy Elstrom. Mrs. f. F. Free
man. Mrs. Wilbur Lee Hart. Mrs
John L. Hendricks. Mrs. w. r.
Hopping. Mrs. f. B. King and Miss
Emma NOR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

president OF the Alpha Chi M
fraternity. Harold johnson. vice.
president. Lee rormsn. treasurer:
Norman Anderson. secretary. Bert
Polling. nter-frstsrnity council.
Edward Cfsnlund. athletic man
agsr: Richard Jobb. house mana
ger. Walter Gould. social chair
man. Thomas Nm. historian. VIII
lam Riddle, pledge father. Edward
Hsrkusen. rush chairman. and
Lloyd Morris. sergeant-si arms
The new Sigma MI Chi frster-
nifty president 10 Richard Jarvis.
Charles swanson. vice president.
Stanley Burkdy. secretary. Rich
ard Watson. social chairman.
Richard Haley. chaplain. William
Brown. sergsant-ai-armss Waily
stsrlsy. house manager. and War.
rem Harvey, athletic manager.
The Sigma Zsts Epsilon frstsf-
nifty officers fer the new semester
are Frank Walters. president /.
William rrsgonniug. yies-prssi-
dent. James Walters. recording
secretary. Robert HsdbsrE. cor.
responding secretary. James Van
Camp. house manager. and Nor.
man walker. ssfg.snt-st-sfms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Luncheon Honors
Recent Bride
s.s,y libsy. louiss soyd
WI En.er,sin or Saturday

Miss Betty Lihy and Miss
Louise Boyd vii entertain
Al Lakewood Terrace on sat
urdsy Afternoon. honorins
Mrs. Bennett Munsey Donna
Rue Teatsl AZ a desser, bridge
and shower.
Guest. invited for ths tnfcsmsl
Afternoon are Me.dames Victor
Vine. Thomas csrs,srs Lane Pas.
siil. Geors, A. Williams. " Y. N
Buckley. Frank Young. Robert
Fsweli. Freiertcs A Hsines. jrs
Harry v Miller. Jack sislsy. "
Kent Rofhermel and covnor Teais
Misses Rsrhsrs Rcthermsi Hsr.
hsra Ronn,ll. and Jane Dewitt Of
seattle
Out n town guests siil include
Mrs. wsrisnd wigh. ~ Isenksis~
and Mesdsme. Jehn Porter. james
cain. 1ohn Harvey. Thomas Hst
MN and u. y. frsosen. Ir.. 81 Sc
attic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Presidents Named
AT College
Sororities, frsternitiss
Select Heads for Year

Election of officers Of the
fraternal organization Of the
College of Puget Sound were
held this week. The installa-
ton ceremonies will be held
at the beginning of next Sc
mester. Eight of the organ
izations and Mary Agnes An
derson hall selected officers.
Heading Delta Alpha Gsmms
sorority for the coming year 10
Miss Virgins Judd. Miss Margaret
vsrnes. vice president. Miss Jean
Murnen. recording secretary, Miss
Doris Hartman. treasurer, Miss
Beth Hardy. sergeant-st-arms:
Miss Maureen Martin. historian:
Miss Mary Ann Jelusich. inter
sorority council and Miss Barbara
Jacobsen. corresponding secretary.
Miss Frances Hoss Is the newly
elected head Of Alpha Beta Up
silon sorority. Other officers are
Miss Doris Wittren. vice president (;
Miss Lola Duvall. recording secre-
tsry: Miss Betty Jane Pyle. cor
responding secretary. Miss Rosi-
land Hartman. treasurer. Miss
Esther sandstedt and Miss Mary
KAY Lincoln, historian. Miss Pa
trioia Keene. sergeant-st-srms and
Miss Blanche Hsines. pledg.
mother.
Miss Marie Mulligan will head
Kappa Sigma Theta sorority for
the spring semester. Miss Helen
Folsom Is vice-president, Miss
Betty Heaton. recording secretary.
Miss Audrey Albertson. treasurer
Miss Pegge Simpson. correspond
/ ing secretary. Miss MsriJane
Lewis, historian. Miss Janet Rob
bins, intersorority representative
Miss Deborah webb pledge mother
and Miss Ruth Taylor. sergeant.
alarms.
The newly elected officers OF
/ Anderson hall are Miss Louise
Dursnd. president; Miss Lola Du-
vail. vics-presid.nt. Miss Ruth
Hanawslt. secretary. Miss katn-
crime Evans. treasurer. Miss Mil
dred Blake, historian, and hiss
Mary Cornell. sergssnt-st-srms.
James Psulson vas unanimous
IS reelected president Of the Delta
Kappa Phi fraternity. jack Bird
was reelected vice president. and
Willard Gee second es-presidsnt.
George Ellis. sergesnt-st-arms.
Phillip Wslssby. treasurer. Thom-
a. Brown. corresponding secretary;
James Frank. historian. and James
Lea, recording secretary.
The Delta ri Omieron head for
the new term IL Richard nusssr.
Phillip Raymond Is vie.-presidsn,.
Keith DeFolo. recording secretary.
Forrest Van siyks. treasurer. Jack
Perry. guard. William stewart,
house manager William rnckun,
historian. and Earl namlock. chap
lain
David Palmer was reelected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Personal
To Fat Girls

Nov you may aim down your face and
Azure without starvation dieting Or back.
breaking exercises. Jus, eat stnsiby and
TAX. msrmola under the conditions and &C
eording to directions on the package.
Msrmola Tablets have been sold 70 the
public for more than thirty year,. More than
twenty million boxes have been distributed
during that period.
Marmola is not q euTe-all. Marmola 10
only for adult fat persons whose fatness Il,
caused by thyroid deficiency (hypothyroid.
lam but who are otherwise normal and heal.
thy. We do not make any diagnosis As that
Is the function OF your physician. who must
Be consulted for that purpose. Why not try to
lose those ugly. uncomfortable pounds the
Marmols way? Get . boz of harmola today
from you druggist. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
YWCA Guest Day
Will Be Friday
Mrs. r. {. friars 70 Review
The Slant Joshua" a. 10

Friday is Guest day AT the
Y. W. c. A. Leisure Time
classes. Each holder Of a sea
son ticket may bring one
guest to attend the days pro-
gram.
OF special interest in this
weeks classes will be the
book review by Mrs. r. L.
Friars at 10 o'clock. including
THE Giant Joshua" by Maur-
inc Whipple. THE Earth Is
the Lords by Temple Cald-
well and Born in Paradise
by Armine Won Tempski.
In the gardening class at 10
o'clock, Mrs. Stewart Clark will
answer the question. Why Gar
dens Fail" and will make available
to the class members literature
about spraying. new roses and
other garden problems.
In the opera course. which be
gins at 10 o'clock, Miss Jennie
johnson will discuss Madame But
terfly." the well-known and much
loved opera by Puccini.
During the current events hour
at l o'clock. DR.. Frank Williston
will evaluate the weeks news, COM
menting on those events that are OF
particular significance in our ma
tional life and In the rapidly-mov-
ing international situation.
4 Other classes which will meet as
usual include arts and crafts by
Mrs. Marian Riley both morning
and afternoon. beginning bridge by
Mrs. Anthony Arntson at Q o'clock,
and social bridge by Mrs. Anthony
j. Swindle at / o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Ivy Camp Plans
Installation

Ivy Camp Royal Neighbours -
America ~n nald lssssIiattos
ceremonies a Friday sv~nlnr ~ .
esloes n Nsesss>s semr'e. ~
members sna frlsnas ~ the evss>v
~. Invited
urs 1 c naekin.nn. district
s.paty. yin - The invsaIiinx nffs-
ssr. assisted ~ Mrs. psrdish.
ceremonial msrsnsi: Mrs.. I =
sssffa. ehansssicf. Mrs. D. -
Hewitt. saa<r s<nsln<l ard Ma
" a. psllmss. musician
Officers ~ ~ Installed iseiu<ee
Mrs. e " aesii>v. orssls. MrA
q q rrsli.h. past srssis Mn
". v rss~rts ssee srsrie. mfA
NJ smith. snsneeiins. Mr. \. =.
Anderson. Fseervsex. Mrs G q
nvsn, receiver. Mrs. I Usndtens
marshal. Mrs. .. w. wcctsvd. -
.sssans marshal: Mss A. Nirse. ~
nsr ssnsinsii Mrs l. t.ecosrds
cutter s~asin<i. sna Mrs wsruse
e.e~silsf, manager.
Appointments wsds f=v me ecss-
ing yssr lnsisde ~ y W. eruth-
wersh. rhys'sisns Mr. Thomas
Jordan. ". musician Mrs. Guy
Nan Alssyns. mvvnsls asvsetrss
Mas wlids ssccdisr. nag nsssss1
Mr. W. q esecassr. rsrtsss. MrA
c. oeadlsf. faith. Mrs c. Miessls
.rn, courage. Mrs. ". A. rcrssunas
meas.sy. Mrs. ~ wsssiund. w.
winshnsss. Mrs. = rellIns. ~
nusanss. end nrs n. ~ frvs
publicity.
NJ. y. Jensen ara hss en@mie>
tee ~tll 10 In charge ~ she scctae
hour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Theta Rho Girls
Plan Skating Psriy

The Tahoma Theta Rho Girls
club No. l Is sponsoring a skating
party Friday evening from $50
till II o'clock AZ Kings roller rink.
Miss Anne Eichholz and Miss
Veronica Rstaezyk are chsirmen
in charge Of the party.
Members OF the ticket commit
tee include Misses Jean Stockton,
Annabelle Neary. Doris Crawley'
Lois Hanson. Quanita Miester,
Betty Swanson, Mona May Wright,
Patricia Huseman. Martha Farrell,
Alice Dahl, Lois Dahl, Carol Tidd,
Elva Munro and Jane Miller.
Olympic Rebekah lodge No. sol
will meet with the newly installed
officers on Friday evening al 8
o'clock. Mrs. J. +. Cooper, grand
noble, will preside, assisted by Mrs.
W. c. Vedder. vice grsnde. The
committee for the year will be
appointed.
Ivy Chapter, q. y. ~, will meet
Friday II 2 O'Clock In Fern Hill
Masonic rsll with Mrs Arthur
Hart. worthy matron. and Alfred
Hodges. worthy patron. Friends
Night" will be observed. Mrs. e
Winslow, Mrs. inertia conright
Mrs. z. Schmel and Mrs. II. V
Davis will be hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Reviewers 70 Hear
Mrs. Burroughs thursday

Thursday Night Book Reviewers
who meet each week at the Nc
Cormick branch library, will hear
Mrs. William s. Burroughs review
Soaring Wings" by Putnam. at
this weeks 7:30 session.
Mrs. G. c. Baldwin will be
hostess TO members of the jolly
Is club at her home at University
Place on Thursday. Luncheon will
be served at IL o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

Mrs. rthsi Cecil ~ rtIysilur.
president AZ the department az
Washington. Veterans - Foreign
Wars auxiliary. slll make her off
risi Wait n riiss ,. Messenger
auxiliary FRIDAY evening ~ :
e'eloes Mrs. paul Martha. rrrss.
DENT "a The sns,liarY. With preside
Tire business session ~iii oren ~
o'closk and slll later he turned
over 10 ,ns department president
for instruction and discussion.
Mrs. George t.cesyesr has hem
named general chairman ~ the
social hour which Win follow the
meeting. On her ecmmisses are
Miss Ellen o'iieron. Mrs Hsy Mar.
RS and Mrs Thomas IA.msden.
During the meeting msmerisl
services will he held for the lats
Mrs. Michel LsFieur of the Y, =,
Indian hospital. who became .
member ~ The auxiliary last ysAf,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Cedar Assembly
Has Installation
Cersmonie, VIII Be
Friday Evening

The Masonic hall, 3sih ~.
and Yakima ave. will be the
scene Of the installation cere-
monies Of Cedar Assembly on
Saturday evening at \ o'clock,
when Miss Florence Anderson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, l..
r. Anderson. viii be installed
rs worthy advisor Of Cedar
Assembly.
IN. new mother adviser. Or Ida
rred.riek-, and Rainbow dad. Nj
Edgar Llnaaulst. Gill slse take
office. as will IN. new Rainbow
advisory board,
Elective officer. viii include
Misses Clementine Gordon. worthy
associate adviser. netty IsaF
I.lnaaulst. charity. Connie hallen
hope. Phyllis Field, fslth' Virgins
Griffin. recorder and MsrIori'
Rose. treasurer
In sppolntive offices are Misses
Janet Cooper. chaplain. Carol Oh
lespie. drill leader. Lois Moe. love
Mildred Caldwell, religion. Ma
tllda prennen. nature. shirle,
rreisheim. Immortality. Jsai
Pearson. fidelity. Dorothy nsug
land. patriotism; Marvel Paine
outer observer. shirley iSirkham
flag bearer: corine Johnson. stand
ard bearer. Phyllis Mcclary, mn
stefan, and Dolores Wsniquist
choir director.
Assembly ohsirmsn and com
mitier members will be announces
before the business meeting
Installing officers ssemplifyinl
The fituaiistic work are nisse
Bonnie Busch. retiring worthy sd
wiser. Doris sommsr. Hs'ty Gal
ier,. Adeline Gordon. Lucille Cur
ran. Dorothy Wiohsns. Josnn'
stern Clarity. Doris BIRD. Rhs'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Oman Study Club
Is Entertained

Mrs. Kermit Heggerness will be
hostess TO members Of Omsh Study
club at her home. 7i6 No. J st,
on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Frank
lin johnson will assist the hostess
with the o'clock luncheon.
At the afternoon meeting Mrs.
Robert Stroebel will discuss How
I Spend Ny Leisure Time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

NJ MeCsllum has asked Mr.
Thomas Csrstsns n 30 his best
man and the ushers vii Re Mr..
Joseph l. Long. r., and Mr.. Paige
Gilbert OF Seattle.
over 200 guests will be invited
10 the morning ceremony. but only
the immediate families and the
wedding party will attend the
wedding breakfast at the home Of
the bride-elects parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert James Wallace, IN the
Ansonia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Clubs

N,aa auxiliary. q. y =. ~ill
meet at II % Friday 81 the Ma.
sonic temple for luncheon and
cards Mr.. william Hsrri, viii
preside at the meeting. and the
hostssses for the day ~ili hs Mes.
danes ponnsy Rice. n Rel Nor
ris Sarah Copeland and rrieda
Rowan.
Tacoma society AZ the Hard AZ
Hearing ~ill hold q meeting FRI
day evening at T3o in Emerson
hall. This meeting Was previously
announced for Thursday. The
public Is cordially invited.
South Tacoma Townsend elub
No. 81. now meeting In the Mani
lou hall every Friday evening al
: o'clock The meetings were for
merry held in the Veterans hall.
The public Is invited for the eve.
ming Of cards and dancing, fol-
lowed by light refreshments
Disabled American Veterans
auxiliary will sponsor a dance FRI
day evening at the American Lake
hospital Those attending will
motor 10 the hospital by bus lsav-
Ing 9th and Commerce nj 30
NM. Otto Jsnessck 10 the chair
man.
~. A. Z. e. auxiliary will spon.
sor . card party Friday noon q
the Prosdmoor. Tickets will be OF
sal. 81 the door
Milton Garden elub vfli mesi
Friday afternoon a. 2 o'clock al
the home Of Mrs. Y. Evsrsole.
juveniles Tepss Circle. n. q
w.. will meet In Py,hisn tempt.
on Saturday ~ o'clock. MlsI
Walden stacy will preside At th'
business meeting
Women Of IN. Moose SEWN,
Circle will meet Friday OF IN.
home OF Mrs. Peter Rasmussen al
l727 SO o5th 81. A pot lucl
luncheon will be served at /.
o'clock
Tacoma chapter Past Nations
%. y. -. Will meet OF the Y. W
c A Friday for IL 80 luncheon
Mrs. ~ J Dinsr and Miss Emms
NOR will be the hostessss Election
Of officers will follow luncheon.
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kena Study Club
Plans Election

Msmbers of Nena Study club
will meet at the home of Mrs. r.
Wayne Mann, 29O1 North 14th st,
on Thursday evening at s o'clock
for an election of officers for the
new club year.
Fife circle has postponed the
meeting which was scheduled for
Thursday until Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

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n.rents Mr.. and nfs Hsreld y
Neith.
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here for about two weess h~fefe
returning To Milwaukee ~hsFs she
ara her husband have made their
nom. for IN. last year.