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Evening star., 1941-09-02
British Minister
Accused Of Hoping
For Soviet Defeat
Plane Production Chief
Named at Congress Of
Trode Unions
BY the Associated Press.


EDINBURGH. Scotland, Sept. O.
The charge that Col. J. T. C. Moore
Brabazon, Minister for Aircraft Pro-
duction, had expressed the hope that
the German and Russian Armies
would "exterminate each other" and
leave Britain the dominating power
in Europe was made today before
the Trades Union Congress by Jack
Tanner, president of the powerful
Amalgamated Engineering Union.
Mr.. Tanner did not name the oc-
casion on which Col Moore -Braba-
zon is supposed to have made the
remark, but he declared that such
a viewpoint may result in nullif1ca-
ton of our whole war effort"
There are people in high places" :"
said Mr.. Tanner, who declare they
hope the Russian and German
Armies will exterminate each other
and, while this is taking place. we
British Commonwealth nations will
so develop our air force and other
armed forces that if Russia and
Germany destroy each other we
shall have the dominating power
in Europe.
Danger Seen in Attitude.
This point of view was expressed
quite recently by a cabinet min
lister. gentleman who holds a very
important position, none other than
the Minister for Aircraft Production,
Col. Moore-BrabaZon.
It think every one will agree that
such an attitude is terrible danger
and crime against the people of
this country and the people of Rus
sia. If Russia succeeds we succeed; !;
if Russia fails, we fail.
THE impression is still strong
that certain elements desire to
switch to war against Russia.
hope the government will remove
from its ranks those who are reac-
tionary enough to make the state
ments they have and (who) in effect
desire the defeat of the Soviet Un-
ion"
Sir Walter Citrine, secretary OF
the T. U. c., which is British labor's
parliament, said he was startled by
the charge and added it was a Sc
rious situation if Mr.. Tanners accu-
sation could be substantiated.
1T can." rejoined Mr. Tanner.
Il feel sure" said Sir Walter. that
the person impugned will have. to
pursue the matter. - 1t is an
extraordinary situation if such a
statement can be made by cabinet
minister in a government whose
Prime Minister has so fully pledged
the country to render every possible
help to Soviet Russia"
Soviet Cooperation Endorsed.
Earlier the T. U. C. had unani-
mously Endorsed a proposal of its
General Council for establishment
of an Anglo-Russia Trade Union
Council. 1t also pledged its support
of all efforts to supply Russia with
war materials, praised the Anglo
Soviet alliance and lauded the
Churchill-Roosevelt declaration.
Sir Walter Citrine, secretary of
the congress, in support of the pro-
posal asserted firmly, however, that
I'VE are not prepared to collaborate
with the British Communist party"
1--WE have found them totally un-
reliable for carrying out any policy"
he said.
Evening star., 1941-09-02
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS 10 Animal Protective Association,
5000 Wheeler I'd. Sc, AT. 7142. Present
facilities limited 70 that class only.
Evening star., 1941-09-02
Newcastle German TARGET.

BERLIN, Sept. 2 (P,-The British
east coast port of Newcastle was
damaged heavily last night by Ger
man air raiders. which also blasted
alrportS near the city and attacked
other military objectives elsewhere
in England, DN-B. news agency said
today.
Evening star., 1941-09-02
Chick Endor Dies at At

MIAMI BEACH, Fla; Sept. 2 tPl.-
Chick Endor. At. for many years
teamed on the stage with Charles
Farrell, died at a hospital here yes
terday after an illness of more than
two months. Endor and Farrell
toured the world and gave a COM
mand performance before King
George V in London.
Evening star., 1941-09-02
Technocrocy Discussion

The Washington section of Tech
nocracy. Inc. will meet at 7:3O
O'Clock tonight in the Mount Pleas
ant Branch Public Library audi
torium. Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV, it was announced today
by William w. Mann. The public
is invited.
Evening star., 1941-09-02

1000 pilots, flying American and
British planes-is active in the skies
over Europe They have taken part,
with particular eagerness, in num-
ber of bombing raids over Germany
The Kosciusko Squadron of the r.
A. F. has more than 800 aerial vic
tories to its credit.
In Canada a Polish Legion is be-
ing organized. Many of the volun-
teers are Americans of Polish de-
scent, but the Polish Ambassador
remarked today that many can't
event speak English"
(PollSh Embassy estimates are
that between 100000 and 100000
Americans are of Polish extraction,
of whom 100000 were born in Po-
land. The greatest centers of Polish
population are Chicago, with 100000:
Detroit, 100000; Milwaukee, 125 900:
Cleveland, 10000; Buffalo, 100000;
Philadelphia. $4,000: Pittsburgh,
$4,000; New York, 10000, and Toledo,
100000
Prisoners Form Army.
AS the result of the recent agree
ment with the Soviet Union, the
Polish government-in-exi is or
ganizing. from the 100000 to 300 900
Polish prisoners of war in Russia, a
Polish army to fight alongside the
Red Army under command of Gen.
AndreaS.
Available information is that two
Polish divisions have already been
organized and four more are in the
process of organization. Ambassa-
dor Ciechanowski pledged that they
would soon 60 into action.
Of the small Polish Navy, only
three destroyers and a few sub
marines escaped. All were quickly
added to the British Navy and have
participated in number of naval
engagements and raids.
The Polish merchant marine-of
which IA ships escaped-has been
enlarged, despite the fact that sew
eral have been torpedoed, and is
now operating in close cooperation
with the British in hauling NUM-
tions and supplies for the common
cause.
Gold Taken to France.
Poland's gold reserve before the
war was estimated to total S75, 5,000,-
900. The swiftness of the German
advance-coupled with the Russian
thanking movement that cut off
escape to the east or south-made
saving the gold from the Germans
an extremely difficult task.
BY heroic means. however, most of
the nations gold hoard was trans
ported into Rumania, to Palestine,
and eventually to the vaults of the
Bank of France for use by the gov
ernment-in-eXile then installed at
Anglers.
The fall of France made it neces-
sary to ship the gold elsewhere, and
it was entrusted to a French war
ship to be carried to the United
States. The warship-according to
Polish sources-put in at French
owned Dakar on the African coast.
Since that time, the Polish gov
eminent has been unable to get the
gold-or authoritative information
of it-and fears that it may have
been turned over to the Germans.
Aided by Great Britain.
Poland's fight has been financed
by earnings of her merchant ships
and what gold was saved, with lib
eral assistance from the British gov
ernment.
Since passage of the Lease-Lend
Act, the United States has been able
to provide vitally needed assistance,
chiefly through the British, enabling
the Polish government to maintain
its army in the field.
Poland is fighting" declared Am
bassador Ciechanowski, land will
continue to fight in the fullest sense
of the word"
Evening star., 1941-09-02
Poland Continues
War Against Nazis
By Aiding Axis Foes
Army Joins With
British and Russions;
Hopes for Own Rule

While in WarSdW as an ASSo-
ctdted Press foreign correspond
ent. Lloyd LehrbaS SdlU the Euro
peun War begin at daybreak two
years ago yesterday and lUrote
dramatic accounts OF the bomb
ing OF WarS1tD and the Ndsi blitz-
krieo that destroyed Poland in
month. From authoritative
sources he has developed a pic
ture OF iohot has happened to
Poland in captivity.
Evening star., 1941-09-02
Fuirfux Hall Teacher Named

WAYNESBORO, Va, Sept. 2
Nancy Elizabeth Cooley of Char
lottesville. instructor in chemistry
and mathematics at Fairfax Hall
Junior College for the session be-
ginning September l8, was an
nounced today by w. B. Gates,
school president.
Evening star., 1941-09-02

Ceylon has about 100000 acres,
or IA per cent of the world coconut-
palm acreage, the Commerce De-
partment reports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Fora Temple
Makes Plans
Group 10 Meet thursday
For PoiIuck Dinner

Fora temple. Daughters Of
the Nile. will meet for a $50
O'Clock pot luck dinner Thurs
day evening in the Masonic
temple. Mrs. Russell Barlow
is in charge of the dinner.
assisted by Mesdames Arthur
l.. Clark, A. J. Swindle. c. ID.
Eshelman and w. II. Griffin.
Decorations will be carried
out in a Hawaiian motif. In
charge of the decorations are
Mrs. lie .slle Tuttle., assisted
by Mesdames Edgar Dens-
more, A. w. Norwood and
Edwin Harris.
The regular meeting will be held
in the Gothic room at s o'clock.
Mrs. w. H. Mi@ow, queen. pre-
siding. MIS-. Mierow will give her
report of the supreme session held
last June in Pittsburgh. Pa.
A reception honoring Mrs
Mierow. who was appointed SUI
preme princess Fora at the su-
preme session. will follow the
meeting. Officers of Fora temple
will be in charge.
Invitations for the evening have
been extended to the officers in Sc
attic, Portland and Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Meeting SET
By Writer'S

Poets and fiction writers will
gather Monday evening IN the
eiubrooms of the Womans club
house for the opening meeting of
the Tacoma Writers club. Mrs.
Thomas Brown. retiring president
will open the meeting and present
the new officers for The coming
season
Incoming prsaideni Mrs Harold
u Ciaybefg. viii present for sp-
prevail plans for 1912 after
which - scheduled an entertain
msni
Following the business session.
= social hour glll take place. civ
Ing members and friends IN 90
portunity 70 talk over plots and
summer aeospianees.
Anyone interested In fiction
writing or poetry who desires 10
attend the meeting j. requested -
call Mrs. u d clayberg for fur
Their Information
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Betas Plan
3 RS Dance
Miss Wilise Is Chairman OF
Party 70 Be Given Saturday

Appropriate 10 the return
of students To school Is the
theme of the dance which
members Of Alpha Beta Upsl-
lon sorority is planning for
Saturday evening In the Ma
sonic temple Roof Garden.
Betas and their guests will
enter the hall through a little
red school house where the
three Rs" will be in evil
dence. readin'. 'ritin' and ro-
mancin'.
Miss Virginia wiltse Is the
chairman Of the affair and u BE-
ing assisted by Misses June West
man. Rosalind Hartman and Helen
Kutchcr Patrons and patronesses
for the evening siu be Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Reagan and Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Powell
Hostesses wili include Misses
June peele. Audrey Dean Albert
Jessie Williston. Doris Hinds Kay
Sheriff Peggy Thompson, Doris
Wittren. Maxine Schrodsl. Helen
Kutcher. Betty Jane Pyle. Mary
Kay Lincoln. Annabel Main. Kay
Evans. Pat keens. Bobby Ryan.
Ethel Jane Cohoon. Shirley Rob
srts, Lois Hill. Ellen swayne. june
Westman. Dorothy Howard. Betty
Pistt. and Margaret Bowen
Attending also viii b. ssssrs
and Hesdames J. ID. shotwell. Eli
son. Fritz Bernstein. George Hsmm
David Palmer. Messrs David
smith Jack Bear. John HeAinni.
min. Harold Sets Tom Hll Lyle
Jameson, Jimmy Arnson and Asa
Nalott.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08


She wore a long flowing vel Of
bridal illusion fastened to a tiara
81 orange blossoms and she car
ried a bouquet Of stephanotis cen
tered with yellow orchids and tied
With large white satin ribbon.
Miss Doris Nelson. youngest sis
Ter Of the bride. was the maid Of
honor and wore = gown Of lsurey
MORE taffeta in rose dust shade
u too vas fastened with basque
waist. bouffant skirt and low
square neckline. In identical
dresses Of aqua were the brides
maids Mrs. Marco Magnano. sis
ter Of the bride. Miss Charlene
Anderson, Miss Virginia Jones
and the matron or honor Mrs.
Victor Bernard Gunderson. They
wore identical off the face hats
matching their gowns and carried
white gladioli. ~seir gifts from
the bride were pearl necklaces.
Mr.. Darwin Thompson. brother
of the bridegroom. was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Gene Mel
son, brother OF the bride: Mr.
Marco MaCnano. Mr.. James Keen
hiatt and Mr.. George Robert Jep-
son.
Before the ceremony Miss Shir-
ley Anderson. cousin n the bride.
sang Take Thou This Heart and
Itch Liebe Dich."
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Thompson
received with the young couple
after the ceremony. the brides
mother wearing gown OF blue
with colored sequins at the neck
line. Her flowers were orchids.
Mrs. Thompson wore old rose. also
with a corsage OF orchids.
At the reception in the church
parlors palms and white gladioli
were used with centerpiece Of
all white flowers surrounded by
silver candelabrs.
Pouring were Mrs. Edna Ander-
son. aunt ot the bride. Mrs. c. o.
Lynn. Mrs. Cora Jepson. Mrs.
Henry Falk. Mrs. Darwin Thomp-
son and Miss Alice Nelson cut the
brides cake, assisted ny Misses
Noreen Tween, Kathryn Mcdonald.
Dorothy Hopping, Mary Mettler,
Jeanne Johnson. Mary Thomas,
Louise Cheney and Bernita Falk
For travelling the bride wore an
off green tweed suit with an oat-
meal beige top coat with fox fur
Her accessories were brown and
she wore an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Thompson attended st.
Olaf college in MINI. Nationa col
iege. and Northwestern at Evans
ton. Ill, where she was graduated.
Her husband attended the Uni
versitv Of Washington where he
was affiliated with Theta Chi fra
ternity. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Thompson of Seattle.
After a short trip TO Canada the
young couple will make their
home in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
AIumnae 70 Begin
Fall Activities tuesday

Delphian Alumnae will have the
first meeting of the year At the
Y W c. A. Tuesday morning al
] q O'Clock Mrs r 7. Sanders viii
be supervisor for the day and viii
give the introduction IN the years
work. Gulf and Caribbean Lands ="
Mrs. A. 2. Firmin. Mrs 9 p.
Griffith. Mrs r 2 Elder and
Mrs n. p wood will discuss
.'American and Foreign Colonies.
'Raunts n Caribbean Corssirs.
Coral Castle Builders NJ Tropic
seas and Little Known Facts
about Columbus
Ms. r. z. Elder Is 70 b the
rev president, Mrs. c. A Lund.
wee president. Mrs. A. P Firmin.
secretsry-tressurer and Mrs. n. Z.
WOOD, program chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Y. w. Plans
Benefit
Gard Party and Style Show
10 Be Given Sept. II

Mrs. y. e. crawforth has
been named general chair.
man for the benefit card
party and style show which
will be sponsored nj the Y. W.
{. A. on the afternoon. Of
Sept. IL. Models from a lead
ing apparel shop will display
the latest in autumn clothes.
Persons who have hen asked
10 serve on the committee arc
Mechanics Edward NJ Lewis. liar
old y Warren. HsfDeTt Aattsfiss
q. N steele. John y steele. J.,
o'nrisn Laws. Larry shanhlln l.
NJ Thofns~. walter y. Decker.
Elmer n Peterson. Arthur Green,
W ~ Price. NJ Harmon and
Albert v. Graham
Reservations may b. made Al
Proctor 21Oo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Daughter Born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. WorIey

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Worley fVir-
ginia Larsen) Of Sumner are re
oeiving congratulations on the
birth Of their first child n daugh-
ter. Sept. 2 at St Josephs hos
pital Grandparents welcoming the
little girl are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Morley Of Sumner. Mr.. and Mrs
William Shanks Of Tacoma and
Mr.. Ohm Larsen Of Tacoma. Great
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
s. T. Beardsley and Mr.. l.. c
Larsen, all Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Mrs.. Reyes 70 Open Home
To Tacoma Gsrden Club

n weather permits, the lovely
0rsveiy isks gardens ~ Mr.. and
Mira Wayne keYe. siii y. apsa
On Tuesday afternoon al 2 a'sieck
Ia members ~ Tacoma Garden
club In IN. event ~ rain. the
meeting will he held At the Tacoma
Lawn Tennis club.
Members are o. bring their uwn
containers and finwsrs for an orig
inal contest In arrangement A
demonstration II commercial fiafsl
arranging will he given BY NJ
Lawrence ohilardueci.
Mrs. W W Seymour. hostess
chairman for me year. u afrsBE
itT the tea hour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Miss Lois Elizabeth Nelson Mr. Thompson Take Marriage Vows
Before Dance


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Philomaihea Officers
Take Over Duties

Under ths leadership ~ no new
efflesFs. the f'hslamsth~s slas 9TH
haid iis first meeting ~ Inc yssr
At the tsslisrmsns library. Tuesday
sftsfnoon, ~ a'ets<s. f1fflxsrs
for the nsw yssr are Mrs. Lea T.
Is..ss'i rr~ssasns. Mrs. 4. = rsrs-
fort. frat vies pssssAsns nrA
Fiofsnss FnlsF. sseana vice pssss-
dent Mrs. W A. nssssnl. rsversf-
ing srefssary. Mrs.. Wsifsf Nnasss.
financial ssrrstsrys Mrs ~ r.
Hrsay corresponding secretary.
MIS- . I. itineyisy. treasurer.
rhs Rev rsmathy 4. f,sssenii.
=. !. u sxpeetsa 10 address IN
clnh
Automobiles ffum Inc sehoni
~tli meet ths Oakland has II Inn
and uaipn from ~ ~ until -
The sesias hour stiI no tn shsrue
~ Mr. A tiahf and The memh~rs
~hoss nams. hexlw ~ssh a and
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Junior League 70 Meet
Al Murray Residence

Mrs. Lowell T. Murray and her
older daughter, Miss Amy Lou.
VIII open their home. MADEIRA. to
members of the Tacoma Junior
League on Tuesday afternoon.
After summer Of relative in
activity the members will launch
their autumn plans with the an
nouncement Of provisional mem
bers.
Mrs. James r. Skewis is the
tea chairman and will be assisted
by Mrs. William Woolf, Mrs. John
c. Taylor and Mrs. Charles Hun
ter. jr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Mrs. Dawson 10 Entertain
Day Nuf.efy Club

Activities ALI b. under eay foF
smother season for members 90
fsaoma Day Nursery club ~hsH
They meet ga Thursday for ~ 20
luncheon 81 ths hanr ~ Mfs
Nellie " Dawson. 1919 No Jtsnstt
Il hoatsasas all h. Mrs
STANLEY Anderson Mr. eietffsy
Asdaea ard Mr. A " Carlson.
Ths meeting ~iil h. eanapstsd
~ Mr. Berry ruKS and all ~
riugs dsss asaion ~ tHs extensive
building program now ON fer Inc
Day Nursery me present nuiia-
lHT has bssn oigisfu~n and an
addition ehleh viii taas care ~
many more children - under say.
Fern ifisi Methodist rhassh ulli
h0ia = fan rally Tuesday sssnsnE
a. 80 IN me paflas noase. pc.
tues ~ Aisssa all he slso~a fol-
iosing suprsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
D.. Rich Guild 10 Nee.
AZ "tiu,hyme" Monday

Members ~ the f1f Kdsnrd
Ron Guild ~ Tacoma pFthopsdlf
association. siil gather for mon
luncheon a, the epanswsy lake
home ~ Mics Marie Huih
',Ituthyms Assisting hostssses
Sfii be- Mrs. a. " GsnKs. Mrs
william T'inchss and Mrs G. "
Lynn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Fine Arts Studio
To Have Board Meeting

Members Of the hoard ~ Fine
Arts Studio win meet on Monday
evening at the home of the presi-
dent. Mrs Frank 6. Carroll. Of
ficers include Mrs. Byron Fore
man. wee president Miss Hlda
Misner. secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Charles w. orton. Mrs. d. J. Nc
Gowsn. Mr.. w. Doyle Watt. Or.
". A. Taylor. Mrs. Helen Cong
don. Mrs. J. X. Gordon. Mr. How
ard Gregory and Mr.. J. r. Nur-
ding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Ceremony Read on Friday
In Candlelight Setting
Marriage Is Followed by Trip 70 csnsds Home VII
Be Made in Tseors on Couple, Return

Down candelghted aisle. marked BY pretty ribbons.
Ms Lois Elizabeth Nelson daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry f Nelson. escorted By her father last
to become the bride of Mr. Dean Clifford Thompson the
chsncel Of First Lutheran church.
s. In the setting Of eandeabra. palms and white gsdo the
nnpta taken before the Rev. Carl T. Rydell
hlowing hslf-hour interlude Of organ music by Mrs.
Ear Weiss.
The brides gown of off white satin fashioned with
low caoped basque waist with bouffant skirt long train
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Dinner Party Follows
Wedding Rehearsal

After me rehearsal Thars1ay
for the marriage Of Miss Los
Nelson and Mr. Dean g. Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry 4. Mel
son. parents q ths Drids-Slsct,
entertained A. Lakewood Terrace
a. dinner for members II the we'd
ding party and their families
HOIilster ". &. Y. u. Nlh hold
~ first meeting - ths fail ss&son
- 20 O'Clock Tuesday A. the
home ~ Mrs. r y Crows. z715
81 Wiixss0n. Al election ~ Of
ficsfs vii - ned Ire meeting
= v.ek earlier thar usual 30
cause u the Puysaup tar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Or'hopedie Luncheon
Planned for Monday

Mrs. Orr1n Judd. 3si7 No
Union. paii oreu her home n mem
hers n the Rober, Reynolds Or
tnopedic Guild fof ] o.ciock iunch-
con Mrs.. Howard Tatmsn and Mrs.
Paul risrsoH viii 30 the assist
ing h0Etessea Ms Richard RsY-
nolds vii speak on OrthDpsdie
WORK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Marked by simplicity
ond beouty ~os the we'd
ding Of Ro>nor ehopel ot
Annie Wright ,sminoy
when Mss Murel icon
Macdonald. douoh,er OF
M. ord Mrs.. L. B, Moe
donold, become the bride
OF Mr.. JONES Weller VIII
lost Saturday evening In
the Jorge photograph ihs
bride IS pictured with her
oi,endon,s, from lett 10
right. Miss Mary Lou
Bunting OF Iokimo. Mss
Ann Mufroy, Mss Vir-
oinio Homes. moid OF
honor. the bride. Mrs.
Douolos 0onyeo. moiron
OF honor, Mss Ffonees
Ann Young. ond Mss
Phyllis Dick mon. Az
right, Mr.. ond Ms. VIII
ore cutting their wedding
coke OF the reception
which followed in The To-
como Lown Tennis club.
Right. os they left on
Their wedding trip 10 Coli
iofnio.
Turner uicharss studio.
Photographs ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Mrs.. Taylor. Mr.. 6hasrdueei
To Entertain

The afsiisesse LsAs hssns ~
NJ and Mrs. f4wssnss sshsisss
dsseel vii ~ th< .ssns a lhs first
sstsnn luncheon ~ rssasns try
thupssiie Guild No. ~ IN Mas
dsy afternoon At ~ 20 Eaisf.
isinlng sith Ms. Ghli@fan<es rlii
10 Mrs. A w. Tayfaf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Son Il eoss 10 Former
rseomsrs Nov IN Seattle

Mr. ard Mrs KssF~st ~ wal
trip nho ea~ fnsks their nsfse
IN seattle. ara fseesvina eenxFsfn-
lstlons oa shs hsfth ~ ssn. Larry
Gene. August - he 10 welcomed
~ . brother and grandparents
VI ard Ma Ernest waifrip n
Seattle. NJ. and Mrs. nay ksp~
llnssr - Tacoma sad . great
grandfather. Nj Msu.y ", itixas
~ Tseoms.
f.asfiss' Ala ~ MESSIAH Lssss~
ssas shur.h eSIi meet Thursday
IA tfs shefsh pssioss fes monib-
~ hinensen. ffo1tsasss wtii ~
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
School Has
Tea

A pre-Thanksgiving tea at the
Lewis Business college. 5440 John
r. Sunday, November 16, was re-
ported successful by the many who
attended.
The tables were decorated with
lace cloths and centerpieces OF
beautiful chrysanthemums. A silver
tea service adorned one end OF
the serving table. Tall palms that
looked quite stately in the candle
light, arched the doors.
The hostesscs were dressed In
beautiful gowns and assisted In
pouring the tea.
Highlights Oh the student pro-
gram included a theme written By
G.. Reed. relative Ia famous Negro
artists: and Miss Strickland's own
impressions of the Lewis Busi'
ness college. A lovely popular tune
vas also rendered by Miss Ella
Lee and the applause called heI
back for an encore.
The faculty was impressive and
aroused great enthusiasm because
OF the splendid work they are doinf
and the enjoyment they provided
their guests at the tea.
The Lewis Business college wa'
founded by Mrs. Violet Lewis. wh'
is its progressive head. II Is TIT
first institution OF It's kind TO bt
established in Detroit for and b,
! members OF the race.