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Evening star., 1941-10-07

with a hand which did not even
contain average high-card strength
tan average hand contains an ace.
a king, a queen and jack. But
the reluctance of his opponents to
venture past the level of one no.
trump made him reasonably sure
that they were not particularly
strong and that his partner there
fore must have a fair hand.
West had an average hand and
was therefore happy to pass the
double of one no-trump. If West
had held considerably less strength
and a long suit, he would have bid
his suit. Note also that East was
reasonably we'll prepared to sup
port bid in either of the black
suits North and South had bid the
red suits.
The play was simple. West prop
erly opened the ten Of spades and
South could make only his two
spades and three top diamonds. Be-
fore he could develop heart trick.
his opponents had gathered three
SpdoOS, llil &C tlO0S eillt WV kiN a. 10
Yesterday you were David Burn
stones partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you held.
AAJ753
1852
oJ65
AGA
The bidding:
Schenken Burnstone Jacoby You
~ Dbl Pass 90
Answer-Bid one spade. Your
partners double is. of course, a
command that you name your best
| suit. You naturally show the spades
Score 100 per cent for one spade,
nothing for any other bid.
Question No. 8S4.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Schenken Burnstone Jacoby You
10 Dbl. Pass IA
~ Pass Pass co
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
BetrOthal Is
Revealed
Miss lsnenem TO Become
Bride Of Mr.. Wesferman

Miss Jennie Langness,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
3. Langness, surprised friends
gathered at her home Mon
day evening with the an
nouncement of her engage
ment to Mr.. R. T. Wester-
man Of San Francisco. Small
scrolls with the names of the
couple were presented the
guests at the beginning of the
evening.
The announcement was also car
Red out in the novel cake, shaped
a. two wedding bells coming to-
sether at the top with a lighted
candle surrounded by white satin
ribbon and forget-me-nots. On one
bell WAS the name OF the bride-to-
be outlined in silver and on the
other WAS that Of her fsnce.
Decorations were carried out in
white and pink and yellow flowers.
Guests present were Misses Dor
othy Dougherty. Jennie Wick. Ruth
Nero. Eleanor Lenning. JEANNE
Atwell. Jerry Dingfield, Marine
Nielsen and Esther Lsngness;
Mesdames William Schweizer. r.
p. Langness and Al Zeigler. Mrs.
schweizer assisted Mrs. Langness
IN serving.
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.Jr. Women :
Convene
Members Anticipate Barn
Dan" and Conference

A program Of activity for
many weeks 10 come Was pre-
scented 10 mem bers of the
Junior womsns club al the
Tuesday evening meeting
with Mrs. Morley Brotmsn
conducting.
Mrs. l.. o. Reisinger. pro-
gram chairman. presented the
year books and reviewed the
many activities planned for
the club. Among events an
ticipated is the Halloween
Barn Dance" To be given At
Midland Grange Saturday eve
ming with Mrs. Donald De
Lisle. chairman. The dance
promises TO be a real old-fash-
toned "hoe-down."
COMMITTEES members assisting
Mrs. DeLisle are Mesdames Hubert
Warren. Harold Brotmsn. A W.
opperman. p. Frank Jenkins. : r.
Tokstad. O. c. Werner. william
Groves. Thomas Kirkland. John
Pagni.
Announcement was also made Of
the Puget Sound District Junior
conference 10 he held in Tacoma
featuring Mayor Harry z. Cain as
guest speaker at the conference
dinner.
Mrs. N. Trevor Acisin will hold
a committee meeting At her home
on Thursday To discuss decorations
for the conference dinner. Coop
Grating with Mrs. McIain are
Mesdsmes Harold Ssther. fsvors:
]. Hubert Kraft. James Walter
Thrasher. A. sohmitx and A. Plum
mer York.
The American home department
contributed To the program Tues
day and Mrs. Clifford Wood pre-
scented Mrs. c. Trullinger. Interior
decorator. who gave an interesting
and enliehtening talk on the liv-
ability of informal, uncostly. yet
colorful interiors.
Mrs. John Roberts. music chair
man. introduced Miss Elizabeth
Cussell and Miss Sheils Lamar,
vocalist and pianist, respectively.
Miss cussell sang Greig's immortal
II Love Thee" Miss Lamar played
Raehmsninoffs Prelude In q
At the close OF the evening q
buffet supper WAS served from =
lace covered table centering sea-
sonable fruits and a novel oS-eart
centerpiece Mrs. John Blair was
chief hostess and Mrs l.. O. REFS
niger and Mrs. Clifford Wood pre-
sided.
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Dash Point
Club Plans
Social 6roop " Entertain
A. mi-Anr.sl Cabaret

Soeiai 0roup fc fnferfssr
A. Seni-Anrssl Cabaret
Arrangements have been
completed by the Dash Point
Social and Improvement club
for it, semi cabaret to
be given. from . o'clock until
midnight. Saturday in the
Dash Point Community hall
Decorations viii carry OFT :
round up" theme. plans beinE
formulated b the COMMITTEES
"a transform the hall 10 re-
semhle a cattle ranch a.
roundup time.
TIE rahlte = sxtsesea : warm
lnxissiiea n attend. Cowboy co.-
tunes are rot necessary
Hlghhgnt ~ ths rroxFsm stil
10 'h< return ~ rafnizr demand
- Madame scuhretts ~hs hss
nesr featured ~ ssen lash rnsnt
cabaret. Mr. I'm levy. fne are
mar hand. ard an instrumental
trio frou Vert Lewis ~ail perform
a. ~tli Two rsscms slFi dancers
There ~sll - several sofpsss<
numbers Dancing ~iii he 10 .
foaF. plees orchestra
Gensrsi chairman for IN. affair
10 Mr. J. .. Gallagher. On her
COMMITTEES are Aseiams. A. Z
sehwars. Howard walker. ( ~
uttefesek. A. ". I..wferse. Cisr-
enes ch<ltoft. Charles Martens. \
" Lsrsm. Howard Martin and
William L@vsaus Shorty" Null
llean. Curly walker and s-res"
seh~srx will preside Al the mar
nc M Quentin schmidt y In
he MASTER ~ ceremonies ana ~
And Mrs ]. Y I<rum ~ril act ~
hnst and ha~tsss for the evening
An incomplete guest llst irriudss
hessrs ard hesdames W. ~
Allsrd. Z c. coonss. Herbert y.
sstteriee. " n woo.inurn, q. ".
Ringer. y ~ LAnseisnd. Marry
Marks. Joseph o'Rsllly. Harold
Thompson. W. W osudreau. nay
Novak. Charles n Grant. Alhsrt
Hale. Lawrence Dufr~ins. Al copp.
Dale ~ nishi. rAri v. Aos.f J.
n. Hunter. ~ Johsns.n. cisffesa
sIsiisnd.
Gordon wright. u<orSs bsehsa-
roth. william Conner. George sssa.
berg, Robert FIsminr. }. y. iiow.
ard. Charles currsn, I'd Allen.
William Hayes. walter C.rb.n. n
J. Dexter. lee Han. Lloyd Eb~r-
hsrdt, who hsv. reserved . tshls
for five; " A. s~nsss and r~ssrvs-
tons far . party 1T ~. r. = cn-
more. Clifford Horr. Floyd Web.
s,sr. D, ". Hsilett. ouentir
sehmid, and M Jsck whitman
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Y. W. c. A. Outlines
Friday Glasses

Adult Education ois~es st the
Y. ". c. A. will continue Friday
morning and afternoon with the
program following the regular
schedule. Mr.. Frank Armstrong
will again be the speaker ON
"Food What and How to Buy" at
o'clock and Will have as his
subject, Selecting Fruits and
Vegetables" Also at ?. Miss Mn
ME Mundell will talk on 'cosme-
tics and Makeup" and Miss Jen-
ME johnson. ASSISTED by Mrs. y.
A. Msrtinetu and Mrs. Morris
Rleiner, vill sing and explain the
song, Of the synagogue and the
church
Safeguarding Finances through
Insurance will he the subject m
which Mr.. c. G. Raymond vii
talk at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. Anssto
B,anchi will he in charge Of the
conversational Spanish class. and
Miss Mary Black will review
Dawn Watch in China" by Joy
Homer, Two Ends TO = Shoe
string" by Ksthrine Pinkerton and
Tougher Up. America by Dr.
Victor Hsissr.
Different phases Of the health
department program In Tacoma
viii be illustrated In the Know
Your city" series NJ IL. Mrs. y,
A. Wagner viii continue the b.
ginning spanish class, and Mrs
Hunter krnnard will give her IN
terpretivs readings. Following
luncheon at noon there will be
beginning bridge snder Mrs. An
thony NJ. Arntson, the junior
tournament conducted by Mrs
Anthony J. Swindls and Me work
shop under Hesismss s. A. Hunt
inston. Jr.. W. A. Heath, u. Ward
Moser and y. ~. Murray and Mr..
Ralph &. Ceer. Fsvors for last
weeks winners in the tinor tour
nam~nt VA bs awarded W Mrs
Dwight l. Mason ssd esa Ma.
thryn HopT<r.
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, Mrs. John Hoegh substituted
for Mrs. Frost Snyder. American
ism chairman. reading and com
menting on the resolutions passed
by the national society at the
last Continental Congress.
Mrs. Edwin Il. Rhodes. junior
past state regent. addressed the
Round Table on items OF interest
in ID. A. X. work. and Mrs. Guy
X. Llewellyn presented the changes
agreed upon in committee work
by the ehairmen of state commit
tees at the recent state board
meeting in Spokane. Mrs. Stan
ton Wsrburton substituted as
secretary due To the absence OF
Mrs. Joseph T. Lee.
The next meeting will he pro-
scented by Saesjswea chapter Of
Olympia. which has just this year
joined the Round Table. Present
at the meeting from Auburn were
Mrs. y. H. McLasky. chapter
chairman Of Americanism of
Sarah Wilmot chapter. and Mrs.
c. II. Hicks. chapter chairman Of
National Defense.
Committee ehairmen appointed
are Mrs. h. L. Rhodehamel. Spo-
kane. conservation: Mrs Edmund
b Riley. Yakima. Red Cross
Mrs. Guy X. Llewellyn, Tacoma.
Amerieanism: Mrs. Ned Everett
Davis, Seattle. National Defense.
State Board Meets
At the meeting of the state
board of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, held at the
Crescent auditorium, in Spokane,
Oct. 10. the following board mem
hers from Tacoma were present
Mrs. c. c. Mellinger. regent oi
Mary Ball chapter, n. A. R.. Mis-,
Margaret Long. regent ~ Eliza
beth rorey chapter; Mrs. Guy X
Llewellyn. state y. A. r. chair
man Of Americsnisn: Mrs. Edwin
r. Rhodes. past junior state re
gent and chairman of the stat,
year book committee. and Mrs
r. L. Spencer, state chairman OF
Junior groups.
All went TO Spokane on Thurs.
day and attended the no-hosi
dinner at the Davenport, Frids,
evening, arranged for the stat,
meeting, by the two Spokane
chapters. Esther Reed" and "Spo.
kane Garry"
They were also guests at ths
complimentary luncheon given by
the two Spokane ID. A. X. chap
tiers ut the Crescent tea room OF
Saturday. honoring the Washing
ton State ID. A. Il. regent. Mrs
Starr Sherman Of wAlla Walls
Mrs. c. c. Mellinger returned e
Tacoma sunday afternoon. max
ing q short visit with friends In
Wsitsburg and Wslls Walla
Other members Of the Tacoms
delegation returned on Saturday
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L.al~. Aasii,.s, rs.ws.e,. Esd
Saves Big Dollars-
So Easy, No Cook ing.

The ssrprl.~ u your life h wsifisx
for yos5. "a yogf osn k5ifhsn. when
u CONES TO ths rsissf " coughs asss
20 eoid1. In J1st = n8omsnt. yoa can
s1iE q cough syssp that stsss ysas
shout tlmss - m4eh fer Scef money.
and IL amazing for suick results.
Make a syrup ~ stirring , esp- 81
YraDuiafsd sugar and one cup "
water a fss moments. until dissolved.
No cooking nssosd-if's no troubis 81
eli Then put II ounces Of PineE
pint bottls. Add your syfup. and you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Haynes
Tells Troth
Engagement 10 Mr..
0empsh Announced

In traditional sorority man.
ner - With = large box OF
candy - the engagement Of
Miss Blanche Haynes. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Haynes of Chehalis, to Mr..
Robert r. Gsmperli. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gemperli.
also of Cheh Is, was an
nounced here Wednesday svs-
ming. The betrothal WAS ~.
vealed 10 sorority sisters ri
Alpha Beta Epsilon sorority
Of the College Of Puget Sound
Mt . regular meeting Of that
group.
Miss Haynes. = popular student
NJ the college, 10 active thers in
dramaties. Spurs national vom-
ems honorary orrsnixstionl. and
the Womsn's Athletic association.
Mr.. Cemperii attended the Uni
vsrsity Of Washington where his
fraternity WAS Alpha Tau Omega
The date for the esremony has
not vet been -
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Ceremonies ~ recognition for
Tskolsh ORR Reserves ~ fAncnln
high school VIII 10 held Thursday
evening az tao In ~ Pauis Meth.
odlst church. Miss Frances Peter
son. membership chairman. 10 In
charge.
Piano music for the occasion viII
b. played by Miss Loulse kippsr
and special numbers are planned
by Mlss Alice Stockton. accom-
panied by Ted Johnson. and trio
selections by Misses Alice Person.
Lou Doubleday snd Perry BARKER.
Special Invitations have been
extended 10 Mrs. FRED johnston.
Tskoish sds1s~rs Miss Mary Alice
Hshron. secrstsry ~ the Clrl ss-
Selves. aud 10 parents and t.ssh-
ere ~ the siris
Ours who viii be recognized ere
Betty Bowsrs. Pauline Busissy. One
May Bailey. I>ssrslns besrdsmphi.
Pat Brown. Gloria bj~lisnd. Doris
Buck. Ruin Crows. riorencs Craig.
Beverly csrsosiisn, Elaine cisrk.
Jaeassline p~uny. hsh~l Elilsoa
Losssta rasg. IAls Ford. virginia
rsrrsa. BsrsAss oss~s. Tina Gag.
hard. 0lsnds Caspss.
Nancy HsrFsns Lara Irssh. Mar.
vel Jones. rissser Jovinsdsi. Amy
krehs. somsso kimnrs. csrol Lind.
Eleanor Ianxton. Isn>s LsnEie~
Amy IAngio~. Alice Land. Mary
LsPore. Beverly Lsssh. Jean nsfh-
ley. joy Murray. Jackie hsrrsy.
J.snlts Msastss. Audrey Msrsido.
Adele hslnsii. Serbia Msssnef.
Betty Ms,locs. hss~s~ Msddsr.
Betty Otto. ylrxsnis rssts. Nay
pinehss. hsr~yn Fss~sssm. Alice
Packard. GIer. Fsts,son. ossss
hsiiiff. Aofisi Ryan. i<ssssins
hisb~r. Adsir kofa.
f>sis slyths. ssxHlss sssg.f
Beverly sNsrtucod. Eve sp.risax.
iisrristt somsssssi. Joyce shsffsf.
Bsatfles smith. Bonnie ssso0s.
Dorothy s~ansos. Betty TTieksy.
Janet VOTERS. Anita WOOD. Fsin
Wilson. Donna wsfd. vlsiss VIII
son. J.eassisns Watt. and inss
fssssf.
tsssissse w.sssss viii sponsor
their annual asnes II sns Century
ballroom Friday sssninf on ,se
COMMITTEES are Nsssrs oviils -
isfs William Hopper ard rrsns
pissfino.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
ST. Agnes Guild Plans
Hill Billy Hop

Members NJ ~. Agnes Ks,ld ~
st. Luke's Memorial church are
busy completing arrangements for
a "Hili Billy hop" To b given IN
the parish house Saturday evening.
Hours will be from . until IL
o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Rubieam Is general
chairman for the affair. Deeora-
tions are being planned by Mes
danes Perry Snyder. Arthur Vet
ter and Roy kruse. In charge Of
entertainment are Mesdames Al
bert Curtiee, Harry Howard and
Albert Jones. Mrs. Morris Gray
is planning fsvOrs and Mrs. Phillip
Brown II In charge Of the re-
Treatments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Home-Mixed Syrup
Relieves Coughs Quickly

have . Fun pat ~ really ~oadsffui
eolssh nedlcins a never sDosia. lssts .
family = ienx tins. AID enii1s~a isss a.
Tkis homs n4xlgfs takes right
bod " = tough N = ~ar that MEANS
baseinssx II ios.@snn tbs phtsssz.
seot bsz tbs ifr1fsssd msDbfsss<. ssd
s.uss sfT sass soreness and dirfen
bfssthinx feaH HsJ ns s<tesniinx
Ia Sc sGtsoD-
p1nsx is . special eemDoan1 81
pfossn lnxfsdiesfs. N concentrated
form. cell snowa for prompt sesien
in coughs and bronchssl irrsfasisns-
Aonsv refunded n n doesn't plsas~
yo1 IN every wsT.
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Clubs

IA4ties Aid. lion Lsth~sSs chsIrch.
18th and l. SITS. will hold . hard
times party Friday.
Ladies Aid, B~thIehem Lsthesaa
ch,Hch. announces its annual fab
pudding dinner TO be served N
the church psrlors at Q ,. m. Tr-
day. Mrs. l. T. johnson. chairman.
Past Pr..,de~i., phil Sheridan
Relief corps. VII meet with Mrs.
Melvin Bradley Friday for 1880
luncheon with a meeting following
Mrs. Nick Nelson presiding.
Willard PIT. A. win sponsor a
variety show Friday evening at 3
o'clock In the school auditorium.
Lincoln Social Club AmAraath
will meet for luncheon Friday at
u 30 81 IN. home Of Mrs. A. IL
GarstAd. $500 80. AlBsworth. A.
sistins viii be Mrs.. A. Heap and
Mrs. J. Hansen.
Ivy chapter q. y. =. will meet
Friday evening In the Masonic
hall. So Park and saith. Late sup
per viii be served by Mssdamss
J. T. Jones. Herbert Ford. Stanley
Craig and Barney Reeves.
Vida Auxiliary. q. y. ~. viii
meet AZ me Masonic temple ct
II 10 O'Clock Friday for Dne hson
and cards The committee consists
~ N.sdsnss y {. Cr7IYsr. william
Hsunin. ". L. Bender ard James
William hsthsson.
who'. u Club viii hsv. a card
party At p m. Friday st the
nom. ~ Nh , s Lambert. 1907
So 9th Fsyors will 10 awarded for
so and pinochls The public 10 In
vited.
s.eurity Benefit Association
meets a. : p. n Friday for Dlasi-
ness and installation 81 new off.
GERS Mrs.. Rufus Polly IL the new
president. A late supper. with Mrs.
Polly IS chairman. Will be served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Miss Smith Plans
Occidental COLLEGE, Dance

Miss Jean Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Smith OF $50
South Grant st. In Tacoma, who Is
now a junior at Occidental college
in Los Angeles. liz in charge of
plans for q semi-formsl dance TO
be given Saturday night. October
Is, for residents OF Hsines hall and
their escorts.
Decorations for the affair viii
center around a tropical theme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Alpha lo's Sorority
To Entertain az Dance

A HlDs-plees orchestra viii fur
nish entertainment for sixty
couples for Alpha sorority's Dif
autumn dance at Firersst Coll
club November I.
II 10 10 b. the biggest forms
affair ~ the season AMI dscors-
tons vii bring out All the besut5
and color ~ autumn In direct con.
tras; Nifh the blue AMI vnits ..
N. sorority ooiors. In ehaFg. -
the dance are Misses hsrgs Eos.
zoe Rachel Post ard Loissa
churcnsl. assisted ~ a COMMITTEES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Pierey-Smiih Vows
Read Here Saturday

Mss Lus1ta Ellen Smith. da1gh-
ter Of Mr. and Mira Robert n
Smith u BIS SIN 81 ~ T.. Puy-
siiup. and Mr.. Allen Percy. soa
u Mr.. and Mrs. A Percy u Ia
coma. we're harmed At q quiet
ceremony saturday night ~ the
home Of the Rev Harold h. Long.
pastor u Emanuel Presbyterian
church. Tacoma. The bride wore
a light blue gray suit vdth brown
antique Accessories and carried =
nonquet ~ roses and gsrdeniss
The new home Nail D. In Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Returns From Alaska;
Visits Parents Here

Paul XAVIER, son ~ Rev. and
Mrs. J. u. Xavier ~ FARMLAND.
recently returned from juneau.
Alaska. for a vacation with his
parents and sister. Miss Bsrbsrs.
For the past two and ons-half
years ne has been employed In
Juneau and his visit came as .
complete surprise 10 many close
friends and relatives
Preceding has work IN Juassu.
Mr.. XAVIER attended Pacific Lu-
thsfsH college.
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Dinner Scheduled ~
Our Sewers Church

Members ef Ne i4dlss Az -
Our essssss I<sihsrss shss~n.
iIth and = -. vsil sntsvsniu 81
ihssr ssnssss h,t~elsh asneev -
Friday. othsv punAs usfI slso -
Served. nossvs vii ~ hsswssn n
O'clock snos asd . ~
Mr.. f5sfse<s coIks saa nss
Gust rssisrs>s ere IN esssss a.
shs dining room ana ssmbsss ~
ms Young LADIES' guild wfn ssvvs
rhs COMMITTEES includes MseI1anss
Y - coibo. Andrew nAiisssssa<i.
Martin iAfhsr. Anass~ Mna6um,
ssn htfca. = A. jestsn< sad
iouis Larsen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Cedar Mother Club
To Entertain Friday

First public winter activity on
the calendar Of the Mothers club
u Cedar Assembly. Order ~ Rain
bow for Girls. siii be the card
party Friday evening At . o'clock
In the dining hail ef the HgTsfsil
building ~ Yakima ave, and
ssih st
Mrs.. r L. Melvin. Chairman. has
assisting her Afs. A. ". Coy. Mrs
G. n isss. Ars Harold Meyers and
Mrs. koss Dymsnt.
Ladies Club of PsSses ard ttse
d<psrtasssis siil hold card party
- fire station No. Q FRIDAY eve
ming At 0 o'clock.
ladies Asxiiisf, Ptssst.es. SD
fistss. vili hold their Ortobsf
meeting IN Carpenters nsii rr9asy
Luncheon - nom s1ii bs followed
y business and q program
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Ladies Of 81. Lss's
Announcs Wseklk Patty

Seventh IN . sssiss - .sshly
LEO parties spoasessd ~ Ne Ia
dies " NJ ise's parish ~ll ~
bsid Friday sysnins u . sslseh
IN ~. Lss's s.eisi hsIi. ne Dss-
ties ere proving pspuIss. snd .
mast eafasai ssvssAtsas y ssssa16e1
to nj Gsmssss ssd frsss1s.
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Club Plans
Interesting prsVsms
rssesd gsr FvtIsy

Much If interest h pruu<
led both fov The morning 81
afternoon programs q ~
Tacoma Womans club e Pr
day.
The history department q
the club. under the ehoirmno-
ship II Mrs.. ". !. Fleau. Nh
convene 81 ~ o'eInrk. Ine
meeting vilI feature Nr~. \.
X. Myhrs IN = paper On ~t1eek
II Chinese Advancement. -
~ followed By defense rpper1n
ard current events.
ne i>6ssntsvs so int>vuafIeaal
r<lassaas departmental eth M
= y kstlsr - ee1lrwsr. u<ls ~
s>ns Ne thsms. ~Tns wtonn1ne
ne~ps - frss<sstIeeal nslnsteno|s
q sss mssslss - i1'se elslp>e ~
Aav
tn p<pgrsm On Isshsas s&uune
ether Features n ene>en Il ~
n.sb.vrusds = ~ inlssnneknna1
Nelsssn~s ~ ~ Tinted e>o1ua~ -
~ fcslews1 ~ : suen1 too1e -
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Mrs. Barlow Vscafioninq
On East Coast

Mrs. George BARLOW who
makes her home at the winthrop
hotel 10 vacstioning in the east
and stopped recently at the Cop
ley-Plaza in New York City.
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Mrs. fisidin9sr 10 Entertain
A. Luncheon

The Tacoma Assembly Rainbow
Mothers club viii meet Friday si
the home VI Mrs William 4. Had.
niger. z7ls No Puget Sound ave,
for . dessert hnshsoa at l o'clock
Mrs.. g G Parker viii be assist.
ant hosssss. Newly elected off
GERS are. MRS. George ". hilsssd.
president. Mrs. ". w. ErehsnEer,
vice president: h~s. 4. A. LAih-
gov. sscrvts~y. Mrs. Aiphsas
orvmbiins. sv~ssses Appa*nsivs
ssAsmsn are. Ms. ". y. sut,sr.
soeaal. Mrs.. ", Y. BeiAsg~r,
membership. Mrs. y. c. Roisne.
assembly hostess and Mrs.. y. c.
4rhNsinisr r1.bltetfv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

THE Value of Tradition in Teaching American History
the of the address presented before the A
Round Table Tuesday the home of Mrs Edwin Rhodes
by Mrs Lou W Miller, who received spontaneous ovation
from her listeners.
Mrs. c. F. Westgate vice regent Of Elizabeth Forey
chapter substituted for Miss Margaret Long regent
read the finely prepared and informative paper What
Women Can Do in National Defense" which was have
been given by Miss Helen Long. chapte- Chairman of
national defense
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OAR. Chapters Meet for
Defense Round Table

Value OF Tradition in Teaching American History" /,
Theme; Tacoma Members OF State Board 60 10 Spokane
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security Benefit Association

meets a. p. m. Friday for D,aSi-
ness and installation 81 new Off
GERS Mrs.. Rufus Polly IL the new
president A late supper. with Mrs.
Polly as chairman. Will be served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

tsssissse w.sssss ~iii sr~nsof
their annual danes II trs Century
ballroom Friday sssnsnf "a tse
COMMITTEES are Hessrs Orilis -.
isrs. wiiAsm Hopper ard rrsnk
rissfino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

Roomy Boudoir c h a ir
covered with chintz, am
pie hounce spring seat
on struction. Assorted
shades.