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school nurse will talk on Health"
A collection will be taken for the
student aid shoe fund.
Amidon-Fa Fairbrother- -Rossen.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 1:30 pm. at Fairbrother
School.
Eliot Junior High.
The association will meet Tues
day at 1:30 pm, after which there
will be bake sale.
Each section filled a basket for
a needy family at Christmas.
Hine Junior High.
An Executive Board meeting will
be held tomorrow at pm.
Bundle day for benefit of the
Student Aid Committee will be OBJ
served Tuesday.
Keene- Rudolph.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 1:30 pm. at the Keene
School.
Stuart Junior High.
An association meeting will be
held tomorrow at 8 pm. A motion
picture will be shown.
A movie is being planned for the
near future for benefit of the Student
Aid Committee.
Wheatley.
DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superin-
tendent of schols, will discuss THE
Relationship of the arent-Teacher
Association to the School, at the as
sociaiton meeting January IA, at
2 pm.
LangdOn.
The association will meet at 1:30
pm. Thursday. DR.. Edith Coale,
school physician, will speak on "The
Health Program in the School," En-
tertainment will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. H. J. Caul of the play
grounds in this area.
The Handicraft Glass will resume
meetings on Tuesday at pm.
Blair Hayes.
The Executive Committee met
Thursday. A committee from this
association wrapped and delivered
Christmas toys and clothing to 80
needy children.
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Business Groups
Federation to Meet
Thursday Night

The following seven businessmen
associations are scheduled to hold
meetings this week:
Tuesday. January 7.
Columbia HeightS-L u n h n,
Sholl's Cafe. 1927 Fourteenth street
NV, 1915 pm.
Electrical Contractors-Regula
meeting, Pepco general Office build
ing, Tenth and E streets NV, pm.
Funeral Directors Regular meet
ing. Willard Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue and Fourteenth street NV,
$50 pm.
Wednesday, January 8.
Master Plumbers-Regular meet
ing. Hotel Twenty-four Hundred,
240O Sixteenth street NV, 8 pm.
Thursday, January 9.
Central-Luncheon New Colonial
Hotel, Fifteenth and M streets NV,
1915 pm.
Northeast-Luncheon We b err S
Cafe, 402 H street NE, 1915 to
Ills pm.
Northeast-Regular m ee ing
American Security & Trust. Co.,
Eigth and H streets NE. $50 pm.
CALENDAR NOTES.
The Master Plumbers Board of
Directors will meet tomorrow at
$3.50 pm, Frank Bentley, Inc, 37l7
GaorOia ayenIa N w
The Park View Board of Directors
will meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm,
Georgia avenue branch of the City
Bank, 1908 Georgia avenue NV.
The Connecticut Avenue Board of
Directors will meet Tuesday, at 10
am, Mayf1ower Hotel, Connecticut
avenue and De Sales street NV.
The Federation Board of Directors
will meet Wednesday at $3.50 pm,
Continental Hotel, North Capitol,
between D and E streets.
Election of officers and diStribu-
ton of prizes won for the best
Christmas window displays will be
held at the meeting of the Northeast
group Thursday night.
Now that the holiday season is
over all associations. or at least
most of them, are planning their
annual winter banquets, dances or
parties. One of the largest enter
tainments is scheduled for January
16, when the Northeast Business
mems Association will hold its
annual banquet. Ray G. Dunno is
chairman of the Entertainment
Committee.
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were scores of paintings that deal
ers termed bargain sales"
Included in the works are inter-
nationally famous paintings by most
of the Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Eng
lish and old world masters, as well
as several early American artists.
Art critics expect the National
Gallery here to rival the Louvre Of
Paris and the National Gallery Of
London.
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How They Stand

Attitude of citizens associa-
tions on District matters since
the start of the civic year.
ReOpening of ID. c. Testing
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Dr.. Ham to Speak

DR.. Raymond M. Ham of the Ma
tional Institute of Health, will be
the principal speaker at the annual
meeting of the Chemical Society of
Washington, to be held Thursday in
the Cosmos Club auditorium. The
group will convene at 8:15 pm, fol-
lowing a meeting of the Board of
Managers at 7:30 pm.
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For number OF years small
has operated the of the 300 block on Ken
business at that localon Weh te
zoninp law continued as non-conorlng
use" ,.
The section sparsey settled at that time and the business
then conducted was section closely built up ana
the increased to such an extent that real NUS
exists
The Department has been studying the situation IN an
effort to find far there appears to be no relief IN
SIGHT available to Ruhand the zoning Commission
The Brighwood Association has taken the matter
for The association
aged to believe will support Congress
was given in the fight against abao Bnnng AS the
matter now believed that legislation will be required
to close the slaughter house.
Former District Official Heads Civic Group
In election of former Corporation Counsel FL
wood Seal as president Pney Branch Ctens Association has
excited suggested that this ec
the peculiar conditions in the
District leader be selected for public
here the District the process is reversed
heon claimed Mr.. Seal fire.
oenty opposed the of the citizen with whom he
now expected work But then is pointed out he prob
of his the Commissioners and
not his
ability and his experience Capitol Hill is expected
valuable leader of the important civic
material service delegate
association the Federation of Citizens Associations
There among the organized citizens hope that the
Citizens Association will draft him for such service
They that there need for delegates who know the
ropes"
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y. G. Facing
Big Year for
$4,000 Delegates in
liz Organizations
Already Listed

With some lit organizations and
$4,000 delegates already scheduled
to meet in Washington during 1941,
last years record breaking figures
of nearly $4,000 persons attending
208 conventions threaten to be
equalled if not surpassed.
In addition thousands of visitors
are expected to come to the Nations
Capital to witness the Presidents
Inauguration January 20.
In this connection Russell
Schneider, manager Of the Conven-
ton Bureau of the Greater National
Capital Committee, yesterday en-
phasized that there are still plenty
accommodations in local hotels for
those desiring to make reservations
for the Inauguration.
Rooms Still Available.
The rumor that there is or will
be no rooms" he declared. lis un-
true. In fact, % of the e hotels
which are members of the Washing
ton Hotel Association still have
many excellent rooms for Out-Cf-
town visitors wishing to attend that
event
And besides" he added, "the
Housing Committee of our group
has on file many tourist homes for
those wishing inexpensive accom-
modations.'
The bulk of conventions IN Wash
ington are held in April and May.
April this year will bring the an
nual Continental Congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton with an estimated attendance
of 1000. Together with meetings
of many patriotic societies, this
month already has 21 conventions
scheduled, with a total of almost
$4,000 delegates.
5000 Singers Coming.
The Northeastern Saengerbund
with approximately 5000 delegates
will headline the II organizations
meeting here in May The Boy
Scouts National Council, with an
estimated attendance of 1000. also
will be held that month to help
swell the total Of convention visi-
tors to more than 10000 persons.
March and June are close behind
with II and 9 conventions. respec-
lively, scheduled. Among the
groups meeting in March are the
National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress. the Izaak Walton League of
America. the National Model Rail-
road Association and the American
Society for Testing Materials.
The annual convention of the
National Conference on Weights
and Measures heads the organiza-
tion's meeting on June. Others
holding their sessions during that
month include the Georgetown Uni
versity alumni and the Eastern
States Regional Conference of Civil
Service Assembly.
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One Convention

Only one convention, with an esti-
mated attendance of 95, is scheduled
to be held in Washington this week
1t is the American Engineering
Council, which will meet for three
days beginning Saturday at the
Mayflower Hotel.
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d Associations Will Meet;
Prominent Speakers Listed
Elwood Seal to Talk on Taxes
And Police Court Judge Casey on
Traffic at Gathering Tomorrow

TWENTY three citizens associations four postponed from a week
du n the New Year holiday are scheduledto meet this week
Five prominent civic or DStrlct goeeN aH"IS are
few these groups that are meeuhe
Former District Attorney A. Rover chairman OF DaIt oad
No will speak on the Service Act at meeting te gn
Park citizens Association night was announced oy o
Hurley, association president ,.... ~,
Ewood Corporation Counsel OF the DN Wa" oeaH
IN +ox Of meeting of the Dupont Circle Association tomorrow
Evening star., 1941-01-05

The Bermuda government recent
ly issued bright red 10-shilling notes.
The traditional "10-bob" Is green.
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Mrs. Boucher
To Fete Mrs. Hammer

Complimenting Mrs. Grace Ham
mer who will become the bride of
Mr.. Stanley Curtis of Kirkland on
May %. Mrs. Vaughn r. Boucher
will entertain on Monday evening
at her home, 3212 No. rs.
Guests will include Mesdames
Lillian Smith, Lucille sugg, Arthur
w. Reynolds, Harvey johnson.
Robert Richards, Edwin B. Rath-
bun, Andrew Grimstead, Winfield
Sypher, Avert wollsnd, her sis
ter, D. W. Michaes, sr.. her
mother, d. W. Michael, r., Misses
Pearl and Dorothy Cronander,
Myrnie Foster, Lois, Jeanne and
Audree Boucher.
The wedding will be solemnized
by the Rev. A. r. NJ. Kettnsr Of
Luther Memorial church in the
evening at the home Of the bride 8
brother and sister-in-lsw, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. W. Michael, r., at Lake
wood.
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Annual May Luncheon
Tuesday Afternoon

The Tacoma Goodwill Women's
auxiliary will hold its annual May
luncheon Tuesday At 1880 o'clock
In the dining rooms at the In
dustriss 1855 So. Tacoma ave.
Tns EsF p J Van Horn Of the
F,vsf Congregational church viii
10 ~ Easst speaker. his subject.
a sFtnE Tine shessaEe A
rroap - EGGS 81 b. rendered by
la1lss qaNrtsf from ths Pacific
Lgfhsraa col'vrs
m saxiilanes Pioneer chapter
vii 10 sspscalF honorxd that
day Nrs p 4 eaFisy all pre-
side a. ths guest tabs Call NAB
elsI Tor reservations Any woman
who is interested IN ths sofk IL
invited For thoss sho nave
never visited the Industries b.sors
guides Vill b. svanahis for =
trip through the plant
North T.som. RsssL.A .u.lli-
airy vii sponsor their annual
spring luncheon and card party
Tuesday in Anderson hall. No. 51st
and Pear 81 Bridge and 500 will
be played. Mrs.. Jessie Holmes IL
general chairman for the affair
assisted by Aesdsnes Etehl HON.
By. Ed Hsugen, Alfred Haskell
and Wesley Newman.
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Outward Bound
HoSieSSes Named
0rsms League Play 70
Open thursday EVENING

After a successful dress re-
hearsal, the stage is now set
for the opening performance
of Outward Bound" 10 be
given by the Tacoma Drama
league May Is in the Little
Theater, under the direction
of George Bolton. Committee
heads for the event are an
nouncing their assistants m
the foyer during the first
weeks run.
Mrs. Fred Klopfenstein and Mrs.
Harold Mann. In charge of the
foyer and the checkroom. announce
their assistants. For the gala
dress event Of opening night, May
Is. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wallace Show
man are host and hostess. with
Misses Eleanor Bohn and Grace
Blangy ushering. In the checkroom
will be Mrs. Preston Onstsd and
Miss Frances Parlaman.
Friday evening, Mr.. J. X. Gordon
and Mrs. Locke Riehl will greet
members and friends, with Misses
Shirley Swsyze and Claudia Van
Fossen ushering. and Mrs NJ. f.
Gange and Miss Isabella Browne
in the checkroom.
Officiating in the foyer May II
will be Mr.. and Mrs Harold Mann.
assisted by Miss Barbara La CASA
and Geraldine Hayes ushering, with
Misses Harriet Bell and Kathrine
Aspinwan in the eheckroom.
Miss Dorothy Kshler is in charge
Of the box office. The office of
the Little Theatre, Main 3044. will
be open for reservations from Mon
day noon until s p. m, and every
day thereafter. II is important
that reservations be made in ad-
vance so that seats may be had
for all who plan TO attend.
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Fife Girls
Honor Mothers
New Officers OF GirIs'
Club Installed Monday

Girls OF Fife high school
honored their mothers and
women of the faculty group
at their annual spring tea
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in the school auditorium.
Gladys Anderson, president
Of the Girls club, installed her
successor for next year, Thel-
ma Skogland, and the other
new officers.
Annie Jakubo win be vice
president, replacing Marcia Wells.
and Yukiko Kubo. treasurer. will
be replaced by Frsida Knobel.
Donna Mae Paul succeeds Betty
Jane csppa as recording seers-
tsry. while Isoys KawabAts a.
corresponding secretary will take
the place Of Rose Mary Robinson.
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Lutheran Societies
To Meet This Week

Central Lutheran activities this
week will include the monthly so
ciAl meeting Of the Young Married
Couples Bible Class st 8 O'Clock
Monday evening az the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. hAltby. 50Oe
No. Proctor st.
Tuesday evening al . o'clock,
Misc Helen ostberg will be hostess
10 members and friends Of the
Senior Lutheran Daughters Of the
Reformation ct her home. szO5
So 18th IT The May meeting
has been designated a. Guest Night
and members vii welcome friends.
Circle 8 Of the Ladies Guild viii
meet "Wednesday At ! o'clock ~
~ home ~ Ars Bonnie o. Bloom.
1905 80. sth -. for the regular
monthly luncheon and business
meeting
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Ntao - AAAN kANaAANAAN -NANNNs
Other offices 10 be filled THU
year are second vice president Mrs
Walter Smell OF the Arts and Sci
ence club; third vice president
Miss Helen Evans of the Soropti-
rlists: corresponding secretary,
Mrs T. H. Duerfeldt Of kwsnena
club. and director. Mrs F. T. Beers
Of chapter c. p. E. o.
The program will be opened
with history Of Presidents
Council for the past two years by
Mrs. Omar Berry. the groups his
torian with an illustrated talk fol-
lowing by Mr. Byron Brophy,
superintendent OF Indian Education
In the State Of Washington.
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Lucy Paine IL the new student
council representative. succeeding
Ella Mae Morrison. Masses Mary
Ellen Benthien and Mary Turko-
vich, past presidents Of thu Girls
club. Sill be present
Introducing the program. Dor
othy cAnsls gave a Welcoms. fol
lowed b. Patricia Wells In q
toast 70 the mothers. and With
Mrs. Morrison responding Laura
Christensen and Harriet Hillman
sang. and accordion numbers
Sefs played By Esther Barringsr
and Roberta SAyers Ths girls
-sEtst COMPOSED q Laura Chris
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Junior Women
Will Elect
Group 10 Meet tuesday
Evening 81 Winthrop

Junior Woman's club men,
bers will meet in the Rose and
Gold room of Hotel Winthrop
at 3 o'clock Tuesday evening
for their annual election OF
officers. Mrs. A. T. Docksray
will preside over the business
meeting during which final
plans for the clubs spring
semi-formal will be made.
Mrs. John y, Dtvsn. social chair
man. has appointed Mrs. '. Frank
Jenkins 10 head the COMMITTEES for
the dance. which has been set for
May ~.
The musical program for Tues
days meeting u being arranged
by Mrs. Raymond ssarls. II viii
include vocal selections by fhs
Boys Music association Of Lincoln
high school There will slso be
numbers presented BY students Of
the Fife school.
a tea hour will follow ths meet.
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show. vhsrs girls Of the home
economics class modelled their COS.
tunes. a tap dance BY Lucy and
kossmsris Pains oOmplstsd thu
program Incidental music during
the tea was BY Donna Ma Pau,
Dorothy Fear. Ruth Harris and
Laura Christensen.
Under direction Of Edith Bloom.
gust. the girls transformed the
auditorium into a lsrKs living
room. usinE spring flowers 10
con plsts their setting. IRIS
Thompson was in chArgs a pre-
pairing corssEsa which we're pre-
ssnted 10 the guests 80 they ar
rived.
Those who we're asked 10 assist
the giris % tea hOstsssss are hss-
DANES sewers. ssoEiund. J. Gal
isrt. q. u Paul and Houston.
koss Mary Robinson. chairman.
Pstflflsl Wells sne Is0ys Kasa-
s.StA @sFs in charge u invita-
tlons. Euth Csiisrt arranged the
instsllatlass. and ths throne and
floral sstfinE - ths ssrFtfs as
prepared BY "a s<ss Aorrisoa.
Girls serving fsffsshm.s.ts zsss
Ruby Johnson Rata h<.ris
WANDA KuTpisskL EsthsF
Kyamns. Esther spear. harlyn
Oppeuhsim. Louise Hanson. f.1uiss
Lent, Evelyn BrgHoff Lena Hold
ensr. AiDina haytick and Ffsncss
Cape
AZ Girls club adviser. hlss Viz
glnia HcKlilism assisted the KirLs
with Arrangements.
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Will nc MAI leu III mug aSA.
The announcement party was
held at Lakewood Terrace dining
room. where group Of close
friends Of Miss Raymond heard the
engagement news.
Present were Mrs. Grace Ban
non. Mrs. Philip Raymond. Mrs.
James Love, Mrs. Billie Halberg
Mrs. Robert Earl, and the Misses
Dixie Thompson, Shirley Scott,
Sara Jane Boyds. Violet Paulson.
Ellen Boyde. Florence Mclean,
Gertrude Kisisr and Dorothy Shaw.
Miss Raymond was a member OF
Kappa Sigma Theta sorority at
the college and her fianct OF Sigma
MI Chi.
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Mrs. Howard Selby TO
Entertain Thets Alumnse

Kappa Alpha Theta slumnae
will meet at S oelook tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. How
erd Selby. ssl+ No. Monroe. st
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs
Leotta Morris and Miss Linda Van
Norden. The meeting will include
the regular business. and a book
review by Mrs. Donald Wood.
All Theta members, including
those who are new residents In
Tacoma. are welcome to attend,
and are requested to telephone
either the hostess at PR 1854, or
the president. Mrs. Richard X.
Hodge, PR 30l2.
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Nupiial Vows
Taken Saturday

A few close friends and relatives
were present for the wedding eere-
mony Saturday evening at First
Christian church, in which Miss
Viola Ross, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Ross, became the
bride of Mr.. Ervel Harris, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harms of
Enterprise, Ore.
For her marriage, which was
.olemnized by the Rev. Carl A.
johnson. the bride wore q black
going away ensemble with white
accessories and necklace of
pearls given her by her grand
mother.
At the reception which followed
IN the church psrlors, Miss Bar
bara Koch. a cousin. was In charge
81 the guest book. Mr.. Harris and
his bride will make their home in
Bremerton.
Mae Camp. r. y. A., viii nolo
its regular meeting At 8 p. m.
TUESDAY in Royal Neighbor hall
Mrs. johanna regard, orsels. VIII
preside
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Son Born TO Former
Tacomans in Miami

Word reached Tacoma Monday
of the birth early Monday morning
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Still
well (Jane Kirkland) in Miami,
Fla. The baby has been named
John Edward. Grandparents shar-
ing the fluctuations are Mr.. and
Mrs. r. z. Kirkland and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bonner.
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National Officer Visits
Local Girl Scouts

Miss Margaret Murray, national
Girl Scout adviser on council
membership, will be in Tacoma
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
to meet by appointment members
OF the local council and commit
tees. Miss Murray was speaker
at the recent Girl Scout conference
in Seattle.
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Credit Women
Entertain Sunday

As one 81 the opening sssnts Of
the annual retail Credit Conference
for the Pacific Northwest. for
which Tacoma credit clubs are
hosts. the Tacoma womsn's Credit
Breakfast club entertained on sun
day at luncheon. honoring In par
ticular presidents a. breakfast
clubs.
From tS0 Until $40 they were
hostsssss at q cocktail party for
the delegates. Miss Margaret May
was Chairman Of the affair.
Also Of social interest IL ths mu-
steal tea at the Univsrslty-union
club Tuesday afternoon for which
Mrs. u. q. Stevens u the chairman.
assisted by Mrs. A. A. Oarvert.
Mrs. James Planek. Misc Kate
Hawkins and hlss Eleanor Ian
ming.
Tuesday evening thu annual ban
qust and ball viii BE- held ct 7
o'clock In the Crystal ballroom Of
tho Winthrop. whsrs convention
headquarters are being made.
Fircrest Garden club will meet
Thursday evening At o'clock at
the home Of Mrs Joseph Ksda
Roll raif will - aunw~rsd 18th ua
tive shrubs. Mrs.. A. l.. FROST.
chairman Of conservation and
roadside Identification will present
the program. A treasure chest
Will follow.
T. d. a y. Bus Drivers auxiliary
will convene Tuesday evening In
the Pythisn temple for q business
meeting. with Mrs.. CsorEs Nc
Quillian presiding.
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lodae 70 Elect

Members Of VIRUS Lo,.-@ Izfs
vii hold an election o. officers
Tuesday evening IN sormsnna hal
18th and X ~
Sunday Afternoon thu group
entertained a. q Mothers Day Tea
In the knights o. Columbus Mss
Rzphslens Mitchell VsS the chair
man.
Auxiliary 10 the Order Of Rail
way Conductors vii meet in the
7 o. o. =. temple Tuesday for
1870 luncheon. The committee
includes Mrs. c J. Brsvsaggh,
chairman, assisted by Aesdsmss
Louise BurWen. Vivian Conner. Roy
Craig. r. X Clark and Emma
Dugger.
A business session viii follow
the luncheon 81 Z O'Clock. MrT.
Jesse Humphrey VIII prssids.
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Destiny Auxiliary
To Have Final heeiino

Important business viii be dis
cussed at the final meeting of Dss-
tiny auxiliary Bnai Birth. Tues
day evening at Talmud Torah
synagogue. Tn. meeting will be
followed by late supper.
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College Group
Names Pledges
Oflsh Takes n Members
AZ Friday Chapel

otlsh. the senior girls
scholastic honorary o. the
College Of Puget Sound. has
announced its pledges for the
coming year. Miss Boris
Hartman was In charge Of the
chapel program Friday when
names were revealed. Mrs.
Raymond Seward. Otlah adj
wiser. explained what the or
ganization was and what II
stands for.
Those pledged we're the Misses
Evelyn Decker. Ruth Pauline
Todd. Dorothy Ana Bremen. Mary
Elen Peterson. Marguerite IFls.
Ruth McRas Betty Ann wasssr-
man. Betty Cock. Florence HURT.
Joan scheslnseF and Mira Irene
Cresse.
The members 81 otlsh had an
informal dinner last week In the
commons BEFORE the dinner a
formal initiation 81 Mis-. Betty
Peterson was held IN the Delta
Alpha Gamma sorority roem.
Ma. Anita hissnsr. junior. has
been elected president Of Kappa
Phi, Methodist sorority. for Ipsi-
"a She viii slso be the local dele
gate 10 the national Kappa mi
convention IN the BLACK Hills Of
South Dakota In early summer.
Other new Kappa Phi officers
are: vice president. Dorothy How
ard; secretary. Bernles Dale:
treasurer. Betty Bradley. chap
lain. Christine Thwsites, hlstou-
an. Pat hsEill; program chairman.
Betty Bunker.
The newly appointed officers
are: Alum representative. Betty
Thralls; property chairman. Olive
Eden. membership chairman. Lor-
ralns Justmsn: social chairman.
Ruth hcCrss: music. Enid Miller.
and publicity. clariss Ross.
Monday evening at s.ib In
Jones hall auditorium the Con-
ssrvatory Of Music will present
five advanced students In = piano
recital The students are Mrs
Evelyn Weber. Mrs.. Virginia wsd-
dell. Miss Olivia sundbsrg. Miss
Jane koshlsr and Miss Dorothy
Selden.
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Tacomsn Stops
Al Palace Hotel

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Dempsey
Of Tacoma are now travelling in
California. During their stay In
San Francisco they stopped at the
Palace hotel.