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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
NEW LEGISLATION
 ON AUTO DEALERS
Applicants for Licenses Must Establish Financial
 Responsibility

Regulations governing automobile dealers or repairmen's license will be enforced and applicants who seek license will have to give proof of financial responsibility. Legislation passed this year reduces the fees on dealers and repairer's license The announcement was made in the motor vehicle department bull letin this morning.
 Individual owners of cars under certain circumstances have to fur nish these proofs also. This is not at present required of dealers or repairers who held licenses before July 1, 1941 when the new law be- came effective, since these licenses do not expire until March 1942
 The law provides also Chat the location of these businesses be ap- proved by the commissioner of motor vehicles as not imperilling the safety of the public.
 The commissioner is empowered to revoke any such certificate when- ever in his opinion such business place by reason of its location, is a danger to the public's safety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21

Following is a summary of the program for the state convention of the American Legion in Waterbury this week:
 WEDNESDAY,
 12:30 p. m. Opening of convention headquarters of Legion auxiliary at The Elton.
 2:30 p. m. Executive board meet ing of Auxiliary in Colonial room at The Elton.
 4 p. m. Official opening of depart ment headquarters at The Elton. p. m. Registration of delegates and Legionnaires at The Elton. 6:30 p. m. Informal supper for Auxiliary at Colonial room, The FL ton.
 2 p. m. Registration of Auxiliary members at The Elton.
 g p. m. Entertainment and vaude- vile show for Legionnaires and friends, ball room, The Elton.
 THURSDAY
 8 a. m. Registration of delegates to Auxiliary convention at St. Johns parish house.
 g a. m. Auxiliary convention opens at St. Johns parish house.
 9 a. m. Department convention opens at Wilby high school auditor ium.
 10 8. m. Address of welcome to department delegates by Mayor Vim cent A. Scully.
 10:30 a. m. Business session of state department gets under way. 12:3O p. m. Past presidents lunch con at Silver Chalet,
 2:30 p. m. Auxiliary convention reconvenes.
 6:S0 p. m. Auxiliary banquet and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
EIGHT CONN. MEN
 ARE APPOINTED

Hartford. Conn, July 21.-tUP)- The state defense council today ap- pointed the following eight Connecti- cut residents as members of a new recreational subcommittee of the welfare and community service:
 James H. Dillon, Hartford; James Curtin, Waterbury; Walter Wirth, New Haven; James Stevens, Green wich; Robert Lackie, Bridgeport; Marjorie Woodlock, State w. P. A.; Harold Burk, Hartford; and Dr Florence Warner, New London.
 The group, through use of g questionnaire, will check with com munities with recreational facilities to procure information and problems developing in the recreation field as result of the defense program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
LOCAL YOUTHS IN
 ARMY AIR CORPS

Four more Waterbury boys have enlisted in the army air corps, Ser geant William Deuth, local army recruiter, announced today. The new volunteers are Robert Leonard Cur tiss, son of Mrs. Rita Curtiss of l16 Woodside avenue; Harry w. Bart lett, son of MT. and Mrs. Clarence Bartlett of 37 Lee street; Gregory P Welch son of MT. and Mrs. Paul Welch of T6 Brookdale Lane; and Thomas w. Mcdonald, son of MT. and Mrs. John W. Mcdonald of 182 Chestnut avenue.
 All four Of the boys have passed their final physical examinations and have definitely been accepted by the service. Welch and Mcdonald leave town tomorrow for the 22nd Air Base group at Savannah, Ga. The other two recruits will leave Wednesday for the 33rd Air Base group at Manchester,N. H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
Stage, Screen, Radio
 Stars Coming Here
American Legion Dance, Midnight Show Friday Eve=
 ming Studded With Celebrities; Public Invited

Henny Youngman, Master oi Ceremonies, recently featured on Kate Smiths radio program.
 Eddie, Jack & Betty-Skating Novelty assisted by fat woman stooge.
 Three Guesses-Mimicry and Har- mony, proteges of the Radio Rogues
 Marion Bellett and English Broth CTS, sensational comedy Knockabout direct from three weeks engage ment at Roxy's theater.
 Bob Howard-Star of Stage, Screen and Radio, Harlems Ambassador of Rhythm.
 Beatrice Kay-iStar of WABC Gay Nineties Revue.
 Six Honeys-Youth on Parade in their dancing and acrobatic special ties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
Legion Contention
 Program Announced

formal dance. ball room at The Ei ton.
 FRIDAY
 8 a. m. Mass, Church of the 1i1lA maculate Conception.
 g a. m. Convention called to order at Wilby auditorium
 g a. m. Auxiliary convention Tes Surned at St. Johns parish house. 12 noon. Department convention recesees for annual memorial serve ice.
 12:3O p. m. Service Women's re- union and luncheon at the Silver Chalet.
 12:30 p. m. District caucus of Auxs Hilary at St. Johns parish house. 200 p. m. Auxiliary convention reconvenes ,. 300 p. m. Gold Star Mothers tea at American Legion home.
 700 p. m. Parade of 40 and SR society.
 800 p. m. Wreck" of 40 and s's at Wilby gymnasium. ass 8:30 p. m. Entertainment and dance by Russ Morgan and his pr- chestra at state armory, Field street. 12:15 a. m. Midnight show a1 Loew-Poli theater.
 SATURDAY ns S:30 a. m. Auxiliary convention resumes at St. Johns parish house. 800 a. m. Department convention resumes at Wilby auditorium.
 11:00 a. m. Address before cone vention delegates by Coy. Robert 4. Hurley. 1:3O p. m. Assembly for parade. 2:30 p. m. Parade starts. s- 700 p. m. Dinner dance at The Elton for officers of 208th coast arr tillery. ~ goo p. m. Dance at Hamilton park pavilion for men of 2O8th coaet | artillery '.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
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 Mems strow soiIors $l.o5-from $4.00-Foney strow hats $2.o5 from $5.O0-Ponomo hats $2o5 from $5.OO-DeIuxe Ecuador Ponomo hats $5.05-from $7.5O Co SIP.
 Men who swim with the tide and against it.
 Swim trunks-o brief story $I.45 - from $3.00- $2.50- from $500.
 Women's California swim suits for women who go down Co the ssu - to swim $I.95 - from $3.O0-$2. .95-from $500 and $3.o5-from $6.95.
 Women's Mosrix shoes $5.o5- from $l0.75.
 Boys swim trunks 45 cents Co $l.4s - formerly e5 cents 10 $z.95.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21

The climax in the public's par ticipation in the observance of Amer ican Legion Convention Week will be reached Friday evening when stars of radio, stage and screen appear in person here to feature a dance in the state armory and a midnight show at Loew's-Poli. The 40 and 8" parade in which some
 of the comical spectacles witnessed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
City Awaits Arrival of Vanguard of Legions Delegates
No Wedding Bells For RosGlind, Says Brother "Jinlnaie"

R0salind Russell is not mar ried as yet, according Go her brother, Atty. James E. Rus sell of this city. RumOrs have been recurrent for some time, particularly in the columns of Walter Winchell and Jimmy FidIer, that Miss Russell had become the bride of Freddie Brisson, of Hollywood.
 Queried by a Democrat re- porter as to the truth of the rumOrs, which appeared again in Walter WinchelPs column today, Atty. Russell stated definitely that his sister was not married. He admitted that it was always possible for a single woman to marry, but said that when 1t happened, the Waterbury papers would know 1t as soon as anyone else, in- cIuding the gossip columns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
Nolan Appointed Assistant Manager Of Local Bureau

William Nolan, now stationed at Bridgeport, has been ap- pointed assistant manager of the Waterbury office of the Connecticut State Employment Service, 1t was announced to- day by Mrs. Mary E. Dewey, manager. The appointment is effective Aug. 4.
 A native of TOrringtOn, MT. Nolan has been acting as third-grade ex a m finer at Bridgeport. He has had wide experience In the employment service field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21

Waterbury Legionnaires and cite zer@ are ready to give Q royal wel- come to the many visitors who will flock to this city for the 23rd annual state convention of the American Legion, which will open Wednesday and continue through Saturday. Committees of Corp. Coyle post, host to the convention, will hold @ final meeting tonight at the Legion home.
 Convention plans have been in progress for months, under the su-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
FIRST COURT ~
 APPEARANCE HAPP1

Sisdyou, Cal. - (UP) = Kamenlra Nesich, a Somes Bar miner of Ser bian origin, and resident of the United States for 30 years, boasts of the fact that during those years he has appeared in an American court room only once. That was recently, to get his naturalization papers. @
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
Full Weather Report

Boston, July 21 (UP) - wea. &her forecasts
 CONNECTICUT--Fa and cOn- tlnued cool today and tOniEhtl Tuesday fnIr and warmer.
 MASSACHUSETTS, and R OD | ISLAND - Fair, continued cool to. night. Tuesday fair, warmer excepI along the south coast and Cape Cod
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
FLOOD DoNoRs

Thess are 5000 Iicensed blood donors lr New Ycrk cliy. T'hese de. rive approximately ea000. 600 msi- nuaiiy for their services in supply tng hloDa fransfg,rsbna.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
MT. OLIVE CHURCH
 HOLDS CONFERENCE

The yearly conference of members of Mount Olive A. M. E. Zion church will be held at the church this eve-
 ming, having been postponed from last Thursday evening. The first
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21

quarterly conference of the church year will be held this coming Thurs day at the church. according to H. R. Jackson, presiding elder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Assembly TO Observe
Anniversary Saturday

Warren assembly, Order Of
Rainbow for Girls. will celebrate
its second birthday Saturday eve
ming. The initistory degrees will
be conferred upon Lois Peck.
Dolores Klsiber. Patricia Coffmsn.
Janet Barnard, Dorothy Naper.
Betty Taylor, Yvonne Haskell,
Barbara Brooks. Loelsi Berge,
Shirley Halliday, Billie Gillsply.
Miss Cora Stowe. worthy ad-
visor. and Mrs. Roy Roberts.
mother advisor. will conduct the
meeting.
The members of the board will
be entertained AZ the close OF the
meeting. Board members are Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Nsylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy James. John Hslverson.
]. T. Coffman. Roy Roberts. Joe
Murray, and the Mrs. J. T.
Mitchell. Msmlock. Hermen Weber,
Harry Friedman. z. A. Precheck.
Miss Elaine Mitchell is chair
man for the evening. Those taking
part in the entertainment are the
Misses Marie Stowe, Barbara
Buck. Betty Weber, yvonns Du-
jeone.
Supper will be served with q
birthday motif 10 Be earned out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
WEEDS Saturday
In Chapel

The marriage Of Miss Doris
June Twenstrup and Robert r.
Carlson was quietly solemnized
Saturday afternoon at 4 in the
Little Chapel at the College of
Puget Sound. The Rev. Carl Z.
Rydell Of the First Lutheran
church performed the ceremony.
Miss Twenstrup. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Twenstrup Of
Kimballton. Iowa. wore 4 blue suit
with brown accessories and orchid
corsage for her wedding. Her at
tendant, Miss Betty 10 Fry. wore
brown. with a yellow rosebud COR
sage.
Miss Bettilu Mercer sang be-
fore the ceremony. accompanied by
Miss Margaret Manley. who played
the wedding march and recess
sional. Following the ceremony a
reception was held in the lambda
Sigma Chi room.
Miss Twenstrup is n student at
the College Of Puget Sound where
she In affiliated with lambda
Sigma Chi. Harry Callahan was best
man for Mr.. Carlson. who Is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Carlson Of
San Mateo, California.
A lovely bridal shower was held
in the former Miss Twenstrup's
honor Wednesday evening az the
home Of Miss 10 Ann Boyd. 1902
North Stevens
Invited guests included Misses
Jane Ness, Nancy Short. Phyllis
Foote, Jane Wetherby, Margaret
Msnley, Patricia Towne. Bettilu
Mercer. Emily Spring, Jscqueline
Brown. Kathryn FIrlong. Ruth
Pauline Todd, Kathryn Woods,
Mary Marush. Patricia Davis.
Peggy O'Connell. Maxine Bitney.
Gertrude Kincaid. Katherine Cope
land. Beverly Berlie, Norma Gag
liardi. Beverly velton, Betty 10
Fry and the guest Of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Fetes Couple
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Robert
Gardner Return From Trip

OF interest to her many
friends Is the recent marriage
of Miss Mary Tencich, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Tencich, and c. Robert Gard
ner. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Gardner of Osceola, Iowa. The
young couple flew to Las
Vegas, New, where the cere-
mony was performed in the
Saint Joan dare church by
Rev. F. Flahive, on Oct. 81.
Upon their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner were honored
by a reception given by the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tencich at their home.
Guests who shared in the gaiety
Of the evening at the reception
included Messrs. and Mesdames
Max Ginther, Vincent Lucich, An
ton Grabar, Joseph Baron, Anton
Stipanich, l.. Hoefert, Pat Fahey,
Matt Hrvatin, Joseph Manley, Jo-
seph Pasquan, Joseph Jurancich,
John Kinkella. Andrew kresevich,
John Zatkovich, Anton Peloza,
Antoine Stanich, Louis Moresti,
Frank Puz. Sam Udovich, Richard
Ulianich. John Daus, Ernest Ruffo,
Joseph Percich, Matt Perich, Or
Vile Bombardier, Walt Stroud,
Frank Udovich, Emil Zatkovich,
Frank Kancianich, Pete Sestan,
Rudy Bernobich, Matt Bratovich,
Frank Baron, Andrew Vidos, Mike
Grubisa, Adam Baespflug, Jack
Tucker, Vern Thompson, J. L.
Smith, L. Baptist, w. B. Stone,
Anton Tencich and Joseph Surina.
Mesdames Catherine Bernobich,
Maria Malovich, Frances Polich,
Helen Surina and Anne Wahlers.
Misses Maxine Ginther, Mary
Stipanich, Dolores Hrvatin, Anne
Klarich, Mary Kancianich, Nell
and Emily Stanich, Edith and
Catherine Moresti, Anne Krese-
vich, Mary Sepic, Monda Sutich,
Mary Puz. Eva Malovich, Helen
Percich. Mary Polich, MIN Udo-
vich, Ann Ozanich, Delma and
Ardene Sestan, Angela and Mary
Surina, Betty and Violet Wahlers,
Mary Franich, Velma Vidos, Pa
tricia Surina, Edith and Angelina
Tencich, Mary Jurancich. Mary
Bratovich and Josephine Kancian-
ieh.
Messrs. George Bernobich. Syl
Uhl, Martin Cohilj, Anton STAN
ich, Rudy Udovich. Joseph Link,
Herman Komar, Joseph Tencich.
jr., Richard Bombardier. John
kresevich, Frank kancianich and
Cy Fisher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Plans
TWOEVents
Tacoma Woman's Study
Club TO Entertain

The Tacoma Woman
Study club will entertain at a
luncheon and card party at
1915 o'clock Monday at the
Broadmoor. Chairman of the
day will be Mrs. G. Elmore
McMaster, who will be assist
ed by Mesdames J. H. Kitlar,
E. NJ. Barger. Hattie Rooms,
r. E. Tallman and c. A.
Snyder. Each member of the
club is asked to fill a table.
The following day at 1870 Mrs.
McMaster will be hostess for the
regular meeting OF the club at
her home, Ills No. Cakes. play
houses is to be the subject for
the day. Mrs. J. H. Kitlar will
give paper on The Old Ford
Theater, Washington. D. C" A
social hour and tea will follow
the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Miss Terees Dollhrd, presloeht
OF the club. will welcome the
guests. Miss Ruth Heymel will
give a toast to employers and Mr..
N. o. Cruvsr viii respond. The
invocation will be given by Miss
Helen Truedson. Miss Kathleen
Murphy will preside over the pro-
gram.
Reservations must be phoned IN
by 10 o'clock q. m. Monday.
Committees include: decorations.
June Nance, Elizabeth Dennis,
Sylvia Asp. Lorraine Boedscksr
and Erna Christensen; program
and invitations. Lorraine Boz
decker and Louise Diel: stage
scenery, Jean Veazis; hostesses,
Mary King and Maxine Inmsn.
Guests invited are Mayor and
Mrs. Harry p. Cain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cy Shaw. Mrs. Junia Todd Hallen
and Miss Ella A. Bennett.
The program will include selec-
tons by Louis Nomsllini. accor-
and Mary Eleanor Dona-
hue, tap dancer.
Partial list Of reservations in
cludes Misses Teresa Dollard,
Mary King. Helen Hegge, Hulda
Svare, Irma Shoucs. Naomi EN-
mons. Karen Ehler. Katherine
LOOMS, Lillian Kelly, Maxine
Jared, Kathleen Whelan. Mrs. r.
d. Hansen, Helen Campbell. Eliza
beth Dennis, Marion Johnson,
Astrid Anderson. Jean Stockton,
Marie Brehan. Mary Koch. Elaine
Smith, Izabelle Nygasrd, Helen
Truedson, Margery n. Metzger,
Phyllis Gilman. Bea Johnston.
Mary Bass, Jean Roch. Pearl
Blakely, Ruth Heymsl. Juanita
Ssvisky. Lorraine Boedecker,
Grace johnson. Helen Lewis. Nell
lie Jones. Marjorie Good. Kay
Murphy, Elizabeth Washburn. LOU
Use Diel. June Nance, June Nit
chell, Doris Patnode. Dorothy
Mitchell. Vera Rogers, Thelma
zanni and Sylvia Asp.
Employers are Messrs. John +.
McCutcheon, Charles NJ. Fogg. II.
]. Flanders, p. J. Anderson, r.
Rowland. John Gushing. Willis K.
Rambo. r. L. Stalker. David Fogg,
Howard P. Braman, Paul M.
Smith. ]. C. Robson. J. c. Haley.
]. X. Baker. Robert H. Morton.
Jack Howard. James Gillespie.
Douglas Dyckman. c. c. Lawrence,
n. o. Cruver, Richard d. Smith.
Warren l.. Perry. DR.. Chris Rsy-
nolds. Burt o. Beal. c. A. Arm
strong. T. Baker, p. L. collyer,
K. V. Day. J. X. Strachsn. o. II.
Brasier, w. Z. Barnum. Judd Day,
Robert II. Hyde. Harry Burns. A.
II. Heath, J. c. Richards, Mes
danes X. L. Mcwhirter. Dorothy
Wolff, Beulsh Rswson. Misses j.
Johnson, Jen Ballatore and Hazel
Griffith
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
New System
For League
Seats May Be Reserved for
Night Of January Is"

A new. numbered reserva
ton system for seats will bs
inaugurated by the Tacoms
Drama league for its next
play, The Night of January
16," to be presented Dec. :
through Dec. 6 and Dec. 1(
through Dec. Is. The play,
the second to be given at the
Little Theater on No. I st. this
season. promises to offer .
full evenings entertainment
Of unusual mystery twists.
Written by Avn Rand and
directed for the Little theater by
Roy Boyles. the play offers . fun
fare OF all the thrills attendant
st . mystery play. The cast IL
made up Of twenty-ons of the
Leagues outstanding young actors
and actresses with the four lead
ing psrts carried by Mrs. Aaron
Mandles, Mrs. q. p. Couch, Lew
rullus and Gordon Tnell.
The new policy Of numbering
TIE reserved seats was adopted
By the board Of the Drama League
at IT. meeting this week at the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X Cor
DON According to the plan, The
Night Of Januasy 10" play win
inaugurats the new syats m
whereby any seat can be reserved
by number for . particular night
and the reservation viii Be held
until 3 .. m. on the night OF the
D Torrance. Reservations for
Drama League members only viii
b On Wednesday. November 70.
The box office Of the Little theater
viii Be open for all other reserva-
tions beginning Thursday. Novem-
bsr ~. from noon to 9 p. m. ex-
eept Sunday until opening night,
December >.
Mrs. Dayton Finnigan. ~ presi-
dent Of the League. heads the
board. Other members are: Mr..
William Panman. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Thomas Mckay. second
vice president; Miss Betty Walton.
recording secretary; Mr.. William
NcDonough. treasurer; Mrs. Einar
Sathsr. financial secretary, and
Mrs. John c. Taylor. junior past
president.
The directors at large include
Mrs. L. l. Thompson, Mrs. Salem
Nourse. Mrs. Homer Tilley. Mr..
J. X. Gordon, Mrs. Aaron Mandlss
and Mr.. Hollis Day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Birth Of First Child
Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lewis Of
Seattle are announcing the arrival
of their first child, a daughter.
Oct. 26 at Providence hospital in
Seattle. The little girl, who has
been named Donna Ray, is being
welcomed by her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Ring Of Ia
coma and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Lewis Of Seattle. Mrs. Lewis is the
former Miss Myrtle Ring of Ia
coma,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
National Secretary
To Be Visitor

Miss Bernice Bridges. who 10 q
secretary with the national board
Of the Young Women's Christian
associations. and particularly in
terested in the program Of young
or girls. win be q visitor in Ia
coma next Monday and Tuesday
and will confer with Girl Reserve
groups and with various officials
of the association.
Working on q nationwide basis.
Miss Bridges IL in touch with
problems and activities of many of
the Girl Reserve club groups
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Mrs. Neuman TO Entertain
Sunset Garden Club

Sunset Garden club will meet
with Mrs. A. II. Neuman, 1889 So.
Bell st, for a 1890 luncheon on
Tuesday. A business meeting at
which officers for the coming year
will be elected, will follow.
During the program hour, Mrs.
C. B. r. sprague will give Gar
den Pointers" Mrs. b. A. Shaffer
will have a paper on Winter
Window Gardens"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Yearly Dinner Party Being
Planned by Y-Ed Club
Employers 70 Be Comprmenfed in Wsysrhssuser
Hall; Miss Good. Miss Murphy Are Co-Chsirmsn

Each year members of the YEd business girls
zation at the Y. w. c. A. invite their employers TO be
guests at informal banquet and program Tuesday
ming 125 girls and Tacoma business men and women will
share the affair in Weyerhaeuser hail. Dinner will be
served at $50.
Mrs Junia Todd Hallen prominent Tacoman will be the
guest speaker Miss Marjorie Good and Kathleen Murphy
are co-charmen for this affair
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whose members now total 292. $50.
She has been a leader Of discus
sion groups at conferences and
seminars and has wide contact
with club advisers and committee
members a. well ~ with profess
sional staff leaders.
Considerable experience before
Joining the national organization
a. q Girl Reserve secretary In
varied communities has given her
an effective background for UNI
derstanding the needs Of different
kinds Of communities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Cedar Auxiliary
To Have Luncheon

hesdames T. Eiedeman. W. A.
Straight w. Wiltschko. z. Wes-
colt and F. Bertram viii be host
esses TO Cedar auxiliary for
l2:45 o'clock luncheon Tuesday in
the new Cove Masonic hall. So.
3sth and Sheridan ave. Needle
work and cards will fill the after
noon hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Phi Mu AIumnse Plan
EVENING Meeting

Phi Mu Alumnae club will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charles
Morisette, %O15 No. 27th. Out-of-
town or visiting slumnas may
make reservations at PR s743.
Clover Creek PIT. A. will meet
at q o'clock Wednesday. Mrs. Fred
Bittnsr, program chairman. has
arranged an interesting entertain
msnt. Mrs. John Kuper. presi-
dent. will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
ORC. Auxiliary Plans
Annual Turkey Dinner

Ladies auxiliary to the Order
Of Railway Conductors will serve
their annual turkey dinner to con-
ductors at 8 o'clock Sunday in
the dining hall of the Odd Fellows
temple. This year the sons of
conductors who are stationed at
Fort Lewis. McChord field or
Camp Murray are invited as spe-
cial guests OF the order.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. o. F. Mccall. who
viii be assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Wise. In the receiving line will
be Mrs. Myrtis Mills and Mrs. ].
Humphrey, president Of the auxi-
liary. Mrs. z. Deveresux is chair
man for the dinner. assisted by
Mesdsmes w. NJ. Fairbanks. A
Fsirchild, Anna Smaby. Ada Gates.
c. Hoffman, Emma Digger and
J. Humphrey. In charge Of the
dining room are Mesdames z.
SmaIly, chairman, V. Conner. Lula
Lucas. John Ferrier. William
Reimers and A. J. Hsnlein.
Order of Jobs Daughters will
hold It's regular meeting Saturday
evening when q class OF candidates
viii be initiated Worthy mstrons
and patrons Of the Order Of East
ern Star and worshipful masters
Of the Masonic lodges in Pierce
county Will be honored. Miss Vir-
ginia Sell will preside.
Slavic Organizations will spon-
scr a barn dance Saturday evening
In the Swiss hall. Dancing will De-
gin al 2 o'clock. Guests will wear
sin