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Occasional Furniture

4 Orig. S7s.s5 Brcakfront
Secretary. Bleached mahog-
any veneers and gumwood,
1885
1 Orig. S34.S5 Kneehole Desk.
Bleached mahogany veneers
and gum wood --$1S.s5
; Orig. S24.s5 Bookcases.
Blsached mahogany veneers
and gumwood --314.SS
1 Orig. S21.s5 Cocktail Ia
bic. Mahogany veneers and
gumwood 3l2.sS
Orig. 317.S5 Nest Of Ia
bIes. Walnut veneers and
gumwood lf.ss
1 Orig. $17.95 Dropleaf Ia
Bile. Mahogany finished gum
wood od---Ss Ss.s5
ALL SAL
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1 Orig. 317.S5 All walnut
Nest Of Tables -S1a.S5
/ Orig. $14.S5 All Mahogany
Cocktail Table --S7.s5
1 Orig. SASS Pier Cabinet.
Maple finished gumwood.
ss.ss
1 Orig. 1855 BIeaehed Ma
hssany Finished Gumwood
Chest Desk 1898
I Orig. S1i.ss End Table.
Mahogany veneers and gum
wood ----$S.9S
: Org. Sass Lamp Table.
Mahogany veneers and gum
wood ---$6.9S
1 Orig. S7.s5 Sewing Cab
met. Walnut finished gum
wood -----------$- S.38
s FINAL
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CLEARANCE! LAST YEARS
SUMMER FURNITURE
Originally 1851!
TUBULAR METAL CHAIRS
.$l.39

Only 20. They've flexible frames with outdoor enamel
finish and perforated scot and back for exto cooness
Plenty sturdy yet light enough to be costly moved
from porch to lawn.
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4 Orig. s1ss.s5 Two Piece
Living Room Suites. 3 in
plum rayon damask, l in
blue rayon damask SSS.S5
1 Orig. $1.s.95 Club Sofa.
Down -and-feather cushions.
Blue cotton brocade 389.S5
l Orig. $11s.s5 Two-Piece
Modern Living Room Suite.
Royal blue mohair and cot
ton boucle $19.95
] Orig. S1ss.s5 Two-Pc. Mod
ern Living Room Suite. Wine
and green mohair and cot
ton boucle frieze ---$1l9.S5
] Orig. 3I0s.95 lawson Sofa.
Alice Blue rayon and mohair
and cotton boucle frieze.
$685.
! Orig. sss.s5 Two Pc.
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WING ROOM FURNITURE

Kroehler Davenport Bed
room Suite. Wine cotton tap
estry --- $69.95
/ Orig. 1895 Modern Law
son Sofa. Green cotton tap
estry $6S.SS
2 Orig. S69.95 lawson Club
Chairs. l blue, l wine $34.s5
Orig. s3s.s5 Chesterfield
Fan Chair. Cocoa Cotton
tapestry ---S24.9s
IS Orig. $685. Desk Chairs.
With simulated leather seat
and back. 10 in walnut, Is
in mahogany-finished gum
wood $4.49
Orig. $5s.95 Chippendale
Love Seat. Cocoa cotton
and-rayon brocade - S33
! Orig. 1895 Grip Arm Sofa
(No Mail or Phone Orders,
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Remnants of
CIR EFT O n II E s

| 900 yards of printed
cretonne remnants. One
to five yard lengths.
Many pieces olike. Rem
nonts of 8oc to LOO
fubrjcs.
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in blue ootton-and-rayon
brocade S59.9S
Z Orig. S3s.s5 Modern Club
Chairs. Coral cotton tap
estry - S1 S19.95
6 Orig. S2s.s5 Two-Piece
Sectional Love Seats. 3 in
natural, 3 in wine cotton
crash 3 317.SS
1 Orig. 3as.sS Tuxedo Lows
Seat. Wine cotton tapestry.
Sass
Z Orig. S34.s5 Solid Mahog-
any Occasional Chairs. Blue
cotton damask --$19.95
} Orig. 35s.S5 Lawson Sofas.
Red cotton tapestry $34.s5
4 Orig. S4s.s5 Chippendale
Arm Chairs. Plum rayon
damaSk ------------S2S.SS
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Is Green and Tan
window Awnings. As"
drop, 20" projection.
30" wide. As Is -ssc
IS Orig. SC - 3Sc Fine
Group of Remnants Of
Curtain, Drapery and
Slip Cover Materials,
3se
SOC yds. Orig. slice 70
Sz.5e Shsrt Lengths Of
Upholstery Materials.
Some as much rs Is
yd. pieces, stripes,
solids, horals- -7se
Is Orig. Ss.s8 and
S4.sS Pastel Hassocks,
greatly reduced for
clearance. Gree
wine, blue and yellow.
S1.Ss
10 Orig. A.sS to S7.SS
RAyoA Satin Boulder
Table Skirts. As is.
Sl.8
tCurtains and Dr
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OTHER RUGS AT SAVINGS

. Orig. $3s.s5 Administer
Rugs. 9xl2-ft. size, --$ls.Ss
1 Orig. $57 Broadloom Rug.
s.3x1o.1o-ft. 8 Sold AS is"
$1s.s5
: Orig. S6s.ss wilton Rugs.
9xl2-ft. Sold as is" $19.SS
l Orig. S34.sS BreaAioem
Rug. 6xl0-ft. --316.S5
: Orig. $2s.S5 Hooked Pat
tern Chenille Rugs. 9xl2-ft.
Sold "as is" ---$S.S5
1 Orig. Sze.ss Sisal Rag. Ok
lift. Sold As is" ---Ss.SS
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50 prs. Orig. S1.Se 10
Sa.Ss Sample Curtains.
Some slightly soiled.
Mostly one Of q kind.
As is-----------49c
5 prs. Orig. $12.ss and
S14.9S Fine Quality
Draperies. One of .
kind. Taken from
display. As S---A.N
Is Orig. sI.ss 10 sz.5s
White Rayon Ninon
and Rumed May Cur
tafns ---------$1.2e
Is Orig. slice to 3l.5s
Rayon and Gotten
Covered Pillows. Most
ly blue. AZ is-----<se
1 Orig. s2s.ss Brown
Antisue Simulated
Leather Covered Flese
Screen with three pan
els. As is------SIS.ss
,es. aixth Y1oorA
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I Orig. s1s.s5 Belgium Sisai
Rurs. 8xl0-ft. --S9.sS
: Orig. 3I5.ss Belgium Sisal
Rags. 6xs-ft. ---S7.s5
10 Orig. SASS Administer
Rugs. 4.6x6-ft. ---$5.95
! Orig. Sle.Ss Seayrass Rugs.
sxl2-ft. Sold as istsssS3.95
Is Orig. S5.s5 and S7.s5 I'm
perfects Of Felt Base Rugs.
sxl2 and sx1S-ft. -S3
10 Orig. 35.SS BrsaAloom
kugs. 3Ix54-ins. ---3l.Ss
~
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Outdoor Furniturs Fourth floor. The Hecht CO.
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CRugs. Sixth Floor, The Aecht co..
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Only ST! And you hove
your choice of two pIoid pot
terms in the Cocoa fibre rugs
and four potterns in the
seooross rugs. Quantities
limited so come eoriy.
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OM FURNITURE

Z Orig. 33S Tables.
Mahogany veneers and
gumwood -------S2o
1 Orig. S42 China
Closet. Walnut veneers
and sumwood- d------s2e
s Orig. 343 Chests.
Walnut veneers and
gumwood ---------Sz0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Juniors Hear
River Review
Chapter Meets at Regent S
Home tuesday Evening

The Sacramento by JUL
ian Dana was reviewed by
Miss Mary Ellen Dumbleton
at the Tuesday night meet
ing of the Junior Daughters
of the American Revolution.
This study of American rivers
is proving to be of great
interest to the group which
meets monthly at the home
of the Mary Ball regent, Mrs.
c. c. Mellinger. Mrs. Thomas
P. Turner is presiding chair
man.
As special guest for the eve
ming, Mrs. f. L. Spencer. . men,
Der OF the Elizabeth Forey chapter
and state chairman of the junior
groups, told Of 4 new junior group
recently organized on Vashon
island.
Mrs. William Kohout reported
on the luncheon at the Hotel VIM
throp given by the three Tacoma
chapters OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution--Mary Ball,
Virginia Dare and Elizabeth Forey
-honoring Mrs. Starr Sherman Of
Walla Walla, state regent Of the
OAR, on the occasion Of her
official visit. -Four juniors at
tended this affair.
The hostesses for the evening,
Mrs. Frederick Friberg and Mrs.
Robert Witter, used a military
motif for their decorations. A late
supper was served from a table
centered with a blue glass plateau
on which rested a miniature air
plane. Red. white and blue can
delabra and other miniature rep
licas Of our implements Of defense
helped to carry out the militaristic
effect.
Sharing the honors Of pouring
al the table were Mrs. z. L.
Spencer and Mrs. Percy Creath
Smith. adviser TO the group.
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Fly TO Nevada
For Wedding

OF interest to her many friends
is the recent marriage of Miss
Mary Tencich. daughter Of Mr..
Joseph Tencich. and c. Robert
Gardner of the u. s. s. California.
The young couple flew to Las
Vegas. New, where the ceremony
was performed in the Saint Joan
D'Arc church by Rev. F. Flahive.
Oct. 81.
Returning from Las Vegas they
were met at the Burbank airport
by Mrs. Vern Thompson of Long
Beach. Calf. and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Smith Of Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner remained
as house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. r. Thompson during the dura-
ton of their stay in southern
California. Mr.. Gardner and Mr..
Thompson being old friends. hav-
ing attend school together IN
Osceola, la.
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Miss Lister
Complimented

More than score of guests
gathered in the L. A. Bicycle home
Monday evening to honor Miss
Doris Lister with a miscellaneous
shower. Miss Lister. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingston s. Lister,
will we'd Mr.. Donald Munson Dec.
81 in the Lakewood chapel. Host
esses were Mrs. Bicycle and her
daughter. Mrs. Richard A. Poole
Of Portland.
During the evening games were
enjoyed with supper served later
at a table attractive with white
chryssnthemums and white can
delabra. Mrs. Lister. mother OF
the bride-to-be. and Mrs. Leon II.
Bicycle poured
Ivy Auxiliary. o. v. &. will
sponsor its annual bazaar Satur-
day in Fern Hin Masonic hall.
Mrs. Alfred Hodges is in charge
Of s o'clock dinner.
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Pi Beta phis
Will Convene

Inca Smith soule Alumni club
cf ri Beta Phi sorority viii hold
III November meeting Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs.
Charles r. Low. ssli No. 2sth 81.
Assisting hostesses will be Miss
Susan Cutter. Mrs. Cyril Lund-
wick and Mrs. Harry Mccormack.
Dessert will be served At
o'clock with q business meeting
following. Planned too 10 sale
~ handmade goods from the n
Beta Phi settlement school at Cat
iinburR. Tenn. Bridge and games
Win follow. Reservations are TO
BE- made at Proctor <73o.
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EntertainS
Day Nursery
Ms. kIopfenstein Hostess
Thursday Afternoon

fHofsooy Nffefnoon
Looking ahead to their holi-
day season, Day Nursery club
members were told of plans
for their Christmas party.
Dec. 1s. at their luncheon
meeting Thursday afternoon
At the home of Mrs. Fred
Klopfenstein. Mrs. W. {. Mel
meyer has been named chair
man for the affair which is to
be given at Fircrest Golf and
Country club.
The ho<tess used a lace cloth on
her luncheon table and in the
centerpiece were Gala lilies
Ten tables Of bridge were in play
with the prize going TO Mrs Earl
4. Stern.
Nra Berry suge conducted a
short business meeting during
which q nominating COMMITTEES
was appointed for the election.
Dee Z. Members include Mes
DANES c. o. Lynn. G. +. Nyman
and Fred Madsen-
Two new members welcomed at
this affair were Mrs. John Darby
and Mrs.. David Cook.
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HOnOred at
Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Plsfzer
Complimenfed by Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth j.
Platter. jr.. were surprised at
a house-warming Saturday.
Hosts were a number of their
friends. During the evening
Miss Bernice Hoening pre-
scented a program of guitar
and piano selections. Later,
the group presented the young
couple with a gift for their
new home and a late supper
was served.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Millar. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fsbry,
the Misses Maxine Rasor. Mary
Emma Bowles. Elaine Solum. Elsie
Erickson, Helen Latchaw, Gather
inc Rickenberger and Bernice Hoe
mig. and Messrs. Gordon Solum.
Jim Harris, Bill Engler, Jack
Clampet. George Dangell. Heinz
Fetkinheiur and Weldon Thomp-
son.
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Installation
for Shipmates
Miss Osiruske 10 Be New
President OF Club Auxiliary

Mrs. William Ostruske was
recently elected president Of
the Ladies auxiliary 10 the
Tacoma Yacht club. the Ship
mates" and will be installed
on Nov. 10. Officers % serve
with her are Mrs. James Crit
fifth. vice president: Mrs. Ar
thur Malacky. secretary. and
Mrs. II. o. Ekre. treasurer.
The birthday luncheon at the
clubhouse will be followed BY
business and an afternoon of
cards.
Members Of the executive board
are Mesdames Michael Gaidosh.
Howard Trefry. Charles Ogden. c.
I. Copeland and W W Gsudreau.
Bringing to a close It's fourth
year Of organization. the auxiliary
Is looking forward eagerly 10 this
luncheon at 1890. Hostesses will
be Mrs. r. c. Bourbon. chairman.
assisted by Mesdames Herbert Sat
terlee. A. F. Anderson. and L. f.
! Risedorph.
For their final meeting Of the
year. the executive board met
Tuesday for luncheon at the Elks
club dining room Present were
Mesda mes Gsudreau. ostruske.
David Pennington. Joseph o'Relly,
Frank Rybin and c. L. Copeland.
Mrs. Thomas MARS was the AUX
iliary's first president, Mrs. T. f.
Worthington the second. Mrs. F.
J. Rybin. third. and Mrs. ". W.
Gaudreau. just completing her
! fern fnnrfh
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understandable
Vows Exchanged

WedOlng vows were SANnahse'
by Miss Doris May Muth and Mr..
George Albert Schmidtke. in
ceremony recently at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. D. Muth. 354s Pioneer way.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Schmidtke.
Chrysanthemums and dahlias
were arranged at an improvized,
candlelighted altar where the Rev.
Bror Lundgren offieiated, using
the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a white satin
gown, lace trimmed with a lace
bordered veil and she carried pink
rose buds with bouvardia and
gardenias.
Miss Maxine Cottle was her
only attendant and wore blue net,
fashioned bouffant style. with a
bouquet of Tslisman rosebuds and
rlst chrysanthemums. Her gold
necklace was a gift of the groom.
Candles were lighted by Miss
Jean Muth, sister of the bride.
who wore white. Mrs. Carl
Thompson was the best man.
Miss Ann Johnson played the
wedding marches and accompanied
Miss Martha Jean Sandin, who
sang the Lords Prayer.
Both mothers received with the
couple after the ceremony. They
wore black velvet with corsages
OF gardeniss and Talsmsn rose
buds.
At the reception Mrs. Julius
schmidtke, sister-in-lsw Of the
bridegroom. poured and Mrs.
William Schmidtke was in charge
OF the punch bowl
Mrs. Byrd Shilling cut the we'd
ding cake.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Sehmidtke
left for the wedding trip 10 Can2-
da. the bride wore a black velvet
dress with blue coat trimmed with
blonde collar and all brown &C
eesories. They are now making
their home in Bremerton.
q. r.. =. Associate Conductre>ses
of Pierce County and Yelm vii
meet for luncheon Saturday moor
in the Y. W. c. A. tea room. Mrs
NJ. Floss Busch Of Seattle will be
the guest speaker. and Mrs Guy
h. Sheehsn will preside.
Falkland P.-1. A. - sponsoring
a merchants dinner Saturday Al
the school from until : o'clock
Serving as general chairman u
Mrs. Raw L Renwick. assisted bs
Mrs. Stanley Rosso and Mr.. Morris
Ford.
Corinthian chapter q. y. :. vii
hold a dinner al Dougherty Ma
sonic hall. No. 3sth and Cheyenne
Monday evening at $50 marking
/ their chapters twenty-first birth
day. Mrs r z Bennstts i chair
man. Reservations are to be mad'
at Pr. 1850.
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Pangborn. Mr.. Frank Ansrde and
Robert Grogfoss.
All Of the principals Of the city
schools as well as those Of the
contributory schools Of the county
are TO be invited special guests.
Miss Margaret Goheen and her
music department viii present
Ballads Of America" written by
Earl Robinson.
Principal r. o. Beal will act as
chairman Of the session and intro
duce Mrs. Pearl Wanamsker, state
superintendent Of education, who
will be the first speaker.
Mayor Harry p. Cain will next
be introduced.
The program will be closed by
the poem, Il Am the Unknown
Soldier" During this recital flood
lights will be played on the i'm
provised tomb of the unknown
soldier at Arlington.
A reception for the speakers
and special guests will be held in
the teachers psrlor with Mr.. Beal
and DR.. Ida Friedrich as host and
hostess.
Miss Zaidee Bonney and DIR. Ida
Friedrich, vice-presidents of the
PIT. A, will pour. assisted by
Mrs. Charles Grover, social chair
man. and Mrs. Arthur Sandin.
Mckinley preschool meets We'd
nesday evening AT s in the school.
DR.. c. V. Lundvick will speak on
Gold. Earache. and Mastoid."
Hostesses are Mrs. Harry VIM
rick. Mrs. Andy Vargo. Mrs. f. A.
vergne and Mrs. Jim wilkins.
Oakland PIT. A. meets We'd
nesday at 7:45 in the school. DR..
r. L. Powell Of c. P. S. will speak
on Character Building Mothers
of Miss Strongs room will be the
hostesses.
Willard PIT. A. meets Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 in the lunch
room. Miss Kay Page will speak
on Mental Hygiene and the
Home" Fifth grade mothers will
be the hostesses for the after
noon.
Your postmaster can tell YOU
how 10 invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
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Mrs. Erickson Honored
Al Bridal Shower

Mrs. Szndra Lundquist. Mrs.
Carl Sund and Mrs. Harold Smith
entertained recently at bridal
shower in honor of Mrs. Chester
Erickson. the former Miss Lille
Oxt. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix ost 4 Milton. at the home
Of the brides parents.
Games were played Throughout,
the afternoon with the honors
being won by Mrs. John Strand
Mrs. William Lindquist. Mrs. John
Erickson and Mrs. Sandra Land.
quist Donald Sund. nephew OF the
bride. brought the gifts 10 the
bride in a large clothes basket
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
p. Q. Clerks
Plan Party
Banquet and Program
Arranged for Saturday

Their annual evening of
festivity is being planned by
the Tacoma local 10 the Ma
tional Federation of Post Of
flee Clerks and the Womans
auxiliary. The party is being
arranged for Nov. 8 and will
begin with a banquet at $50
o'clock. All post office en-
ployes. tn cir families and
friends are cordially invited.
Mrs. Fred Bader at GA 5271
is taking reservations.
Mrs. Loren Mcbride is in charge
Of the dinner and Mrs. James Hill
is in charge OF the dining room
service.
Mr.. Olin Graham VIII be toast
master and Will introduce Mr..
Fred Bader, president of the
Washington Federation of POST
office Clerks. Officials of the Ia
coma postoffice who have heen
] invited and will he introduced are
Mrs r. c. Mcllish. postal inspec-
tor for this district. Mr.. George
?. Fishburne. postmaster: Mr.. Ed
ward Carlson. assistant post
master. and Mr.. Ward Tompkins.
superintendent of mails. The
presidents of the several organiza-
tons invited are Mr.. Edward An
derson. postal supervisors. and
Mr. Lyle Bass. letter carriers.
The entertainment committee.
headed by Mrs. Carl Hallen. will
present the following program:
Violin solo by Miss Laura Leach,
accompanied by Mrs. c. E. Dunkle-
berger; tambourine tap dance.
Miss Mary Jane Hewitt, accom-
panied by Mrs. E. II. Watts:
comedy skit. THE Girl on the
Flying Trapeze.' Miss Ann Cor
don. accompanied by Mrs. Watts:
violin solo by Miss Lorraine Pratt.
accompanied by Mrs. Watts. and
ballet dance by the Misses Mary
Eleanor Donohue and Mary Jane
Hewitt, accompanied by Mrs.
/ Watts.
The evening will be spent in
formally following the presents-
ton of the program. Mr.. c. r.
Hewitt will be in charge of games,
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Fifty-Fifty Club Plans
Victory Dance

VS. for victory" will decorate
weyerhaeuser hall Of the Y. w.
c. A. at $50 p. m. Friday when
the Fifty-Fifty club enteriains.
The club Is composed Of young
people and all young Tscomans
between the ages OF 1855 are
invited to attend the clubs Victory
dance. Miss Florence Hanson is
the newly elected president. Miss
Beatrice kimball is vice-presiden,
and treasurer. and Arthur Bartlett
is the secretary.
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Rehbocks 10 Be Hosts
FRIDAY EVENING

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. Rehbock
will be hosts to the 81 Plus Study
club tonight at their Steilacoom
Lake home. Mrs. c. P. Miles.
new president, will preside over
the business meeting. Mrs. E. II.
Watts will have charge of the
study period. Current events will
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Bottcher and Mr.. Franklin f.
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Jes-
persen have rejoined the club.
Refreshments will be served by
the hosts after the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Rainbow 10 Meet in
New Masonic Hall

Cedar Assembly. Order ~ RAIN
hoe for Girls will hold q business
meeting In the new Masonic tenn
pie at So. 3sth st. and Sheridan
sv~. The meeting has been called
for Z o'clock Saturday evening.
Miss Betty Jean Lindquist.
worthy adviser. assisted by Or.
Ida Frederick, mother adviser of
tine assembly. will preside. Bust
meas win include completion of
the plans for the carnival which
viii Be Saturday. November Is
Mis- Garnet Thompson is general
chairman.
After the meeting there will be
. program for which the proceeds
will 70 to the u. 9. o. Miss Carol
Moo 10 in charge cf the refresh
rents for the evening and Miss
LAverns wahlquist decorations.
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Plan Skating Party
Jobs Daughters TO Meet
Saturday Afternoon

Bethel No. s. Jobs daughters.
viii meet Saturday afternoon at ?
o'clock in the Ionic room of the
Masonic temple. Future activities
are 10 be planned with Miss Vir-
ginia Sell. queen. presiding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

MUCH has been Vriuen a5out feminine
hygiene. But 100 often womb over
VI look hygiene n the REAL sense Of
the word - underznn cleanliness and
szeeuness. You oznnor Be atifactive v-ith
undefarms mois,, staincd and smelly.
Use And. the rev cream deodorant.
/. Arid docs nos foS dresses, does no<
irrIizfe san.
;. No waiting 20 dry. Can be used rirhf
s.fsf shaving
:. lnssnrlF ohscss reTspirsfio- I - dzvs-
RennoYes oder from p<Fsrifa;iao, keeps
srmPIts eEy.
4 And IS rsrs. -hiEs, Eress<less. stzia-
less vansrirg cream.
9. Awsrdsd Approval Seal a A-nericsn Iasri-
tue a Laundering as harmless 70 fzhric.
WoT-n use more Ard thsa any other
ceocorznt- Try ioc. Sc o. sc ar TO-
cay al any sore Vhicn sells toslst soods.
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Bazaar a.
Normsnns Hall

Ladies' Aid. Mems club and
board Of ST. Paurs Danish Luther
an church viii sponsor a bazaar
at Normanna hall Saturday.
Luncheon will be served from noon
until Z o'clock and dinner from 8
o'clock until 9 o'clock. Mrs. Ed
Sorenson Ii general chairman for
the affair and Miss Ellen Olsen
has charge OF the program.
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Sahasa Girls
Make Plans
Sssdium Group Schedule,
Dance and Skating Psrty

Sahasa girls at Stadium
high school will be hostesses
this Friday evening at a dance
Campus Capers" - which
will be given at the Elks club.
remnants of many schools and
an improvised campus wall"
will be two features of the
eleverly planned decorations.
Co-chairmen for the affair are
the Misses Pat Brown and
Elsie Stromme.
Dancing viii begin at $50
o'clock to the music Of Ray Toole's
orchestra. During intermlssion.
the Misses Charlsine Dswling and
Shirley Morgan viii dance.
Patrons and patronesses for the
affair viii be Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Alternately. Mr.. and Mrs. n. A.
Lithgow, and Miss Mary Alice
Hearon and guest.
In charge OF refreshments are
the Misses Bertha Bethany. Ma
rianne BARLEY. Della DE Bardele-
ben and Claudia Van Fossen.
Misses Frances Hagerson, Doris
Langlow. Barbara Hoslam, Joan
kneiland and Beverly Miner are
members OF the refreshment COM
mittee, and Misses Margaret
Skaer. Georgene Drahold and
Shirley Grunden are in charge OF
the orchestra.
Plan Skating Party
Stadium Sahasa girls are also
making plans for a skating party
To be given at the Roller bowl
Nov. 10. All friends Of the orga-
nization are invited. Misses Mar
garet DeMille. Janet Hart and
Bettye Wilbur are making the
plans for the affair.
In charge Of tickets are the
Misses Marian Brewsaugh. Beverly
Belfoy. Betty Jeanne Wolf. Gerry
D'Olivo and Marie Genna. Hours
for the party will be from 1880
until 1880 o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

A dance will be given by the
Polish lodge lS6 Saturday evening
IN the Polish hall. East soth and
Portland ave. Soldiers in uniform
will be complimentary guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Motheru' club Of Waller Road
schsel win sponsor q card party
Saturday evening in the Com
munity hall. Mrs. John Sherman
IL general chairman. Proceeds for
school lunch fund.