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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Signs Are Legible

There will bo signs placed at
least every $50 feet in all limited
or prohibited parking areas and
the type will be of sufficient size
to be legible to any one whose eye
sight is good enough for him to
drive safely.
The parking regulations will APP
pear on both sides of the sign. but
the words Beyond Sign" naturally
will appear only on the front. or
the side which the metorist nor
mally approaches
This system assumes a knowl-
edge of traffic ordinances on the
part of the driver, and therefore
does not include signs warning
against parking too close TO fire
hydrants Is feeD, street inter-
sections go feet or across drive
WAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
BACkACHE?
Try Flushing Excess Poisons
And Acid Thru Kidneys
And Stop Getting Up Nights
81 CENTS PROVES IT

When your Kidneys are overtaxed
and your bladder is irritated and pas
sage scanty and often smarts and
burns. you may need Gold Medal
HARLEM Oil Capsules. fine harmless
stimulant and diuretic that starts to
work at once and costs but IS cents
at any modern drugstore.
It's one good safe way TO put more
healthy activity into kidneys and
bladder - you should sleep more
soundly the whole night through. But
be sure to get GOLD medals
genuine medicine for weak kidneys.
Don't accept a substitute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
J. 7. Sheafor TO Lead
f941 Fund Speakers

Jean T. Sheafor. Secretary-treaS-
urer of the Michigan Bell Tele-
phone Company. will head the
Speakers Committee of the De-
troit Community Fund in 1871. il
was announced Saturday. Sheafor
will take tho place vacated by the
retirement OF Dr. c. b. Lundy.
Charles Rubiner. former Common
Pleas Judge will be co-chairman
The Fund Speakers Bureau. which
supplies speakers and programs
for club, civic and other groups
upon request. reported that 1885,
600 persons were reached during
the last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
To Purchase Chilean Soda

WASHINGTON. Jan. IL tINS)
The United States has made a
contract with Chile for the pur-
chase Of Sc. 400. 900 worth of nitrate
Of soda. Jesse Jones. federal loan
administrator. announced today.
Nitrate of soda is defined as a
strategic material by the army
and navy munitions board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Flags Bedeck Hall

STARK spoke in a. hall bedecked
with American and Polish flags.
Following the playing of the
the Star Spangled Banner. the
audience stood to the music of
Jeszcze PolSka nil Ziginela poland
Is Not Yet LOST.
Close by in the Republic OF
Poland exhibit which was featured
for two years at the New York
Worlds Far. was a statue gallery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Comedian Laurel
Remarries I'd Wife

5 LAS VEGAS, New, Jan IL
GNS) Stanley Laurel, 50-ycar-
old movie comedian of the Laurel
and Hardy" team. today remarked
his second wife. Virginia Ruth
Laurel of Beverly Hills, Cal. al
the Hitching Post Wedding Chapel
The couple was divorced in April
1889. upon complaints of incom-
patibility.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
NoW in Place

If you'd like to get an idea OF
how Detroit streets will look with
all their new signs drive along
East McNicholS road from Wood.
ward avenue to John r. street, or
along Milwaukee avenue from
Woodward 10 East Grand boule-
ward.
New signs are already up in
those areas and more are coming
Grand River avenue is the next
main thoroughlare scheduled for
the transition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Purposes of Fair

STARK spoke of The tANnlnld pIlIr.
pose of the festival,
First il is To acquaint you
with the highlights of POland's
1000 years of existence and her
contribution TO culture and
western civilization.
Second. II Is means of aid
ing the war sufferers in my
unhappy country, who, through
the noble efforts of such Organi-
cations as the American Red
Cross. the Commission for Polish
Relief and until recently the
Society of Friends, are able to
keep body and soul together"
He reminded his audience their
has the support of The
famed pianist, lgnace Jan Pade-
rpWSki
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Festival Opens
For Polish Relief

Continued from Page Three)
ace to our civilization and way
OF living.
"They have won successes on
other fronts, with the Royal Air
Force in London, in protecting
the eastern coast of Scotland, in
Palestine and Egypt and lately
aiding the Greeks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Developed by Koch

The new signs were developed
by Harry c. Koch. associated with
city traffic engineer d. Grant
Mickle, and are expressly designed
to indicate just where and when
you can park. They'll be made in
the city sign shop and this is how
they work:
All signs, u by Is inches and of
enameled steel, are TO have red
or green lettering on a white back
ground. Red lettering is for signs
which prohibit parking all the
time Green lettering is for signs
permitting part-time parking.
At the bottom of each sign,
after the brief regulatory notice,
Parking One Hour, 9 A. NJ. to
5 P. NJ. for example. appears the
words Beyond Sign"
This means that the parking
regulations on the sign apply to all
the area on the other side of the
sign up to the next sign or street
corner. That is, "beyond" the
sign means the other side of it
when approached in legal man.
nor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Asthm a AGONY

Don't rely on smokes, sprays and iniec-
tons If you suffer from terrible recurring,
choking, gasping. wheeling spells OF Asthma
Thousands OF sufferers have found that the
first dose of Mendaeo usually pal)iateS
Asthma spasms and loosens thick strangling
mucus. thus promoting freer breathing and
more restful sleep. Get Meudaco in tasteless
tablets from druggists. only 60c guarantee
Money back unless fully satisfied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Detroit InstaNs
Novel Signs for
Street Parking
Red Letter Markers to
Warn of 24-Hour
Prohibited Are a S

In IS scattered areas during the
past several days 800 new and
somewhat novel traffic control
signs have appeared.
When you see one. take good
look at il. Before you're through
you are going to see some $4,000
of them in Detroitz-and if you
don't understand them and their
cryptic BEYOND SIGN" inScrip-
ton you're liable to find yourself
in the traffic violations bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Think of Lost Ones

I'VE are naturally still very
depressed and are thinking day
and night Of the terrible end Of
our dear little once"
Crawley expressed confidence
Britain willmin the war. He
added:
1--WE are grateful for the
splendid supplies we are getting
from the L. A. and we are
sure that with 100 per cent out
put and effort here and with
assistance from friends abroad
We shall win"
Thus far Londoners have felt nc
food shortage. he wrote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
British Parents
Anguish in Sub
Tragedy Told
Letter 10 Detroit Tells
of Two Girls Lost
on City of Benares

Anguish Of parents who lost two
daughters in the sinking of the
iornedoed City of Benares is told
in a letter received here Saturday
bv Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ash, 1875
Dexter boulevard.
The children. Pauline Crawley.
Il. and Sheila. >. were on their
vsv 70 Detroit to make their
homes with Ash, their uncle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
81 Children Lost

Sevcntv-nine other children be
ing evacuated from England were
lost when the ship was sunk last
September II by a German sub.
iI4 z IHaiilFiita
In his letter dated December .
Harry Crawley. a teacher of Edg-
ware. England. father Of the chill
drcn. denounced the submarine
commander.
Il hope the knowledge Of the
suffering he caused innocent
children and their parents will
haunt him till the end of his
DAYS" Crawley wrote.
I'VE hope the murder of limo
cent evacuees at sea during "A
raging storm will be included in
the account 10 be settled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

ADVERTISEMENT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

An outstanding social event Of
the winter WAS the wedding FRI
day night in Puyallup OF Miss
Evelyn Haynes daughter of Mrs
William Norton OF Pennington,
and Larry Lake OF Tacoma. son
of Mr. and Mrs. b. b. Lake of
Nebraska. The ceremony was
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Brandt, POI W Man ave,
where Rev. Philip Raymond read
the vows at $50 before rs rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Haynes wore white in
crepe. the full skirt being floor
length and the bodice made with
heart-shaped neckline. shirred
front and tight full-length sleeves.
The finger-tip veil being held in
place with coronet of freesias
She carried prayer book on
which were white orchids and
freesias. and wore a three-strand
pearl necklace. gift Of the groom.
Miss Gertrude Butler. maid Of
honor, was gowned in blue chiffon
with floor-length skirt. bodice with
V-neckline and full-length sleeves.
She carried 4 bouquet of pink
and mauve carnations. Flower girl
was Miss Arlene Jackson who
wore rose taffeta and carried a
basket Of roses. She wore pink
carnations IN her hair. Boyde
Lake, brother Of the groom. was
best man. and the usher was Merle
Thompson. brother-in-law Of the
groom Bridal music was played
by Miss Margaret Brsdheld and
Miss Sylvia Johnson sang Be
cause and AT Dawning"
Daffodils predominated in the
decorations at the reception where
Mrs. Donald Hartung and Miss
Margery McCulloch presided at
the coffee urns Miss Mary Beck
cut the wedding cake and assisting
were Miss Jean Todd. Miss Ruth
Clark. Miss Dorothy Nelson. Miss
Laurine Radek. students who have
assisted the bride in the high
school office. Mis- Imogene Jacobs
was in charge Of the guest book
and Mrs. Alfred Dshlberg. the
gifts
For going away Mrs. Lake wore
dress Of green silk with top coat
Of oatmeal tweed with silver fox
collar. Following a week spent
az Mount Hood the new home will
be made in tn. Brandt apartments.
Mrs. Lake is a graduate Of Puy.
aliup high school and il secretary
70 Principal Harry Hansen Mr..
Lake was educated IN Kansas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Women's Church Schedule

Independent Bible church meet.
lnRs this week include Unit Il
meeting with Mrs . y sehrupp.
1901 so f0th. on TUESDAY. for
dessert luncheon ~ ~ 70 The
business meeting Vili b. IN charge
II tie president Mr. sehuipp.
and 1rs 3 l. Peterson viii give
The Blhle lesson.
Unit . vili meet On Wednesday
81 ths home ~ Mrs. = , Bing.
ham AZ 50 q - fof n ~
lunc heon The afternoon meeting
will commence ~ - with Mas
Olive churchWard presiding Afs.
Arthur Churehward Will give the
Bible lesson and Mr. T. e. atoii
the missionary study
Al~y on "wednesday urmbef u
Unit : vii meet for a u -
luncheon a. fhe home u Hfs ".
q combs 3t47 No Cheyenne ~
Mr. \ y Wheeler vii b. IN
charge - thf bunnssa fneeiing.
Mr. n y Hooberfy viii give the
Bible ieasOn snd Mr. James sind
lrE The missionary study
Unlt 81 vali meet on Thursday
- ths hous ~ M ~ z Bird.
1906 -. PARK ave Dessert iuneh-
en- ~ u 20 Mr. J " cook
AIN preside 81 the business meet
ing and Mr. = l. Peterson viii
give the Binls study
Unit 2 viii meet a. the home
Of Mr. Blanche NUM-. sf15 sth
ave. on Friday for luncheon AT
II 20 with Mr.. W Chapman az
slstlng T1ne business meeting viii
begin II 70 With Mrs. " Hsrv.
lls presiding. M ) ! HaiDes viii
give The missionary study and
Hrs 4. X. Wheeler tns Bible
iss1Dn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Congregational Women
To Hear Rabbi Treioer

On Wednesday the women Of the
First Congregational church will
gather for the February luncheon.
business and program session.
Highhght of the day will be the
address on What We Have In
Common by the guest speaker.
Rabbi Baruch I. TRIGGER of Talmud
Torah synagogue. After complet-
ing his college work at Reed coll
lege and Columbia university,
Rabbi TRIGGER travelled for a time
in the countries OF the Near East
For five years he has been at the
head of the Talmud Torah congre-
cation and was the organizer OF
the annual lecture series on non
sectarian basis held at the syna-
gogue. At present in the emer-
gency of the nations preparedness
program, Rabbi TRIGGER is serving
as chaplain for service men OF
Jewish faith in all the camps of
western Washington.
Devotionals will be led by Mrs.
r. D. Sinclair and a resume of re-
ligious news of interest will be
presented by Hiss Edna Avery.
Mrs. A. H. Onstad will give de-
tailed report on the Fifield lectures
recently concluded.
Mrs. r. L. Parker. president OF
the Womens association. is calling
meeting Of the executive board
for II o'clock in the Muriel Mum
son room.
Esther circle will be hostess for
the 1890 luncheon, with Mrs.
Jesse o. Thomas. jr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Nanny in charge. assisted by
the chairman. Mrs. n. J. Flagg,
and other members OF the circle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
PTA Convention
To Be in Sumner
Pierce County Delegates
viii Meet on thursday

The Pierce County PIT. A.
convention will be held Thurs
day at Sumner in the First
Presbyterian church at 9:45
in the morning. There will
be a most interesting and in
formative program.
The main speaker Will he Mrs.
NJ. D. Wilkinson. the regional d.
rector. Her address will cover
the findings Of the White House
conference on Children in a
Democracy
Time Will he allowed on the
program for one-minute reports
from each local president
As large attendance is desired
friends. delegates and all persons
Interested in the PIT. A are in
vited to attend the convention.
Through the courtesy of station
KOMO the program. Citizens
All" is being Transcribed and will
be broadcast on Tuesday at 4
O'Clock. This will make 1t possible
TO have listening groups for the
educational program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Cast Is Named
For Double Door
Min ShseLslford 70 Play
Leading Feminine Role

The Tacoma Theater guild
announces that virginia
ShaekcIford. recently fro m
the professional stage. viii
carry the leading role Of Vic.
toria Van Bret in their forth
coming production Of Double
Door by Elizabeth MeFad-
den. The play will be shown
Friday and Saturday eve
nings. Feb. 7 and \. ut Weyer-
haeuscr hall In the Y, W. G. A.
Miss aharhelfofd has The sd-
vantsg. 81 rs years experiences
IN the professional thcatsr she
has Travelled Throughout, ihs coun-
Try with stock companies and vas
associated for several years ~ith
Husbsy Burnley, now q famous
Hollywood director. She 10 the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Ceremony Solemnized
In Puyallup

Miss WahnltH Spencer, dauRh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Earl Spencer
OF 327 5th st. s. ". Puyallup,
chose Saturday evening for her
marriage to Roger MagnuHsen, IT,,
son Of Mr. and Mrs Roger Mag.
nusscn Of Spokane
The ceremony was held Al the
parsonage Of the Central Baptist
church. Olympia. with Rev Samuel
Evorton reading the VOWS before
80 relatives and close friends
Miss Spencer wore a powder blue
dress with silver fox coat and hat
10 match Tier corsaRo WA gar
donias and pink rose buds
Attendants were Mr. and Mrs
Don Magnuascn brother and
sister-in-law Of the groom and
ushers were the brides brother.
Billie Spencer. and Robert Mag.
nussen. brother ~ the groom Al
the reception ~ the home 81 Mr..
and Mrs Don harnuHh.n. the
brides parents were IN the receiv=
Ing line and presiding A. the we'd
ding supper were Mrs Oscar VIII
Hams. aunt ~ the bride. assisted
by Mickey and Betty Spencer. her
sisters
Following trip 10 Vancouver,
y G. the new home will be estab.
lished Al lakewood center Miss
Spencer IT. a graduate ~ Puysllup
high school IN the class ~ 30 and
Mr. Bagnussen graduated from
spokan. high school and attended
IN. IfnlyersIt.y ~ Idaho
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

Miniature medical KITS con-
tanning a capsule in which was
rolled a scroll. inscribed with the
names of the betrothed and April
18th, the date Of the wedding
marked the place OF each guest at
the supper table
A large pink heart with a cen
ter OF Parma blue violets centcred
the table lighted by matching pink
tapers
Close friends Of the bride-slcct
invited for supper and an evening
OF bridge were Mrs. Carl Eek
hardt. mother of Miss Elstroms
fiance; Mrs. Donald Wright Of Sc
attic. sister OF Mr. Eckhardt and
Mesdames Jack Faulkner. James
Lesher. Robert Sanders and silas
Mcdaniel Of Olympia
Misses Joanna plowden. Viz
ginis Bryan, Louise Terry. Vera
Jean Freeman. Mary Louise Mon
roe, Louise Gabriel. Mabel Shaw
Dorothy Haugen. Shirley Taylor
and Peggy Lou Stebbins.
Miss Elstrom attended Washing
ton State college. where she was
affiliated with ri Beta Phi She II
graduate Of Tacoma General
hospital school OF nursing
Her fance attended Eastern
Washington College Of Education
and Washington stat. college.
where his fraternity Is Sigma M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

daughter Of The Great Lester"
noted vaudeville magician now On
tour in the cas-,
Among other prominent players
In the east Is Miss valsisns Hazel.
ton. who will portray the rols ~
Ann Van bret. Mise Haxslsnn has
studied for tao years 81 Stevens
under the famous stage actress.
Asuds Adams. This IL her frs,
appearances IN heal dramaiiss
sine. her return from the east.
NJ Charles swanson. popular
young actor with ths Campus
Piayersftsrs ~ ths College ~ ~.
get Sound will carry ina leading
paseuiins role 81 Rip Van bret.
while Gordon Martin Uili he sssn
In The other male Lad az Or, Hnliy.
Pear Hughes and k<ilih Danlsll,
both Nsli known 10 Thsatsr guild
patrons. will play the Foiss II
cafoilns Van Bret and Avery. "a
apseiiysly. Dolores Wsshburn.
who has bssn assoeisisd Nith "a.
Seattle H.psrtorr thsaisf. ain hs
sssn ss louise Others Ia the sast
are L.a0rines Arms. Glenn stew
art. Clyde Alton ana Virgil Bark.
ley.
The play. directed by Fhiiburn
Frtsdmsn. ls e gripping drama ~
the sariy part II me century. con-
esrnlns q wealthy New York fam.
Ny.
Tickets for both nights may 10
obtained 81 ffsssfs ard Rhodes
Book NOOK. 90 ~ calling Proc.
TOR 1917.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
League 10 Feie
New Members
Mr.. Rieh VIII Be- Host
AZ Little Thss'er Psriy

Wednesday night Of this
week has been set aside as n
must" occasion by Drama
League mem hers. for the
word has gone out that fun
and clever entertainment is in
store. The list of newcomers
on the theater roster Is 80
large this year that this spe-
eial program is planned in
their honor.
In the absence ~ the president
Mr.. John Tsylor. Mr. Locke nishl
vice president. win act a. hos,
and with either members ~ the
hoard wili bold open house for
both members and friends 81 the
LATHE TheAter. Tn. evening viii
also he IN the nature ~ a eelehrss
ton of the successful production
n Ethan PRONE pleasing over.
flow audiences the past week
The hulldlng committee. a loyal
group of workers Who havs been
responsible for building the new
theater. viii he out In hlil force
Chairman Mr. Cecil Fuller and Co.
Chairman Mrs. Margaret GanEs
Will give interesting news ~ the
progress and development Of their
plans Tor completion ~ oanstruo.
lion and designs Of the thsatsr
Mrs Riehi. whose successful di.
reotinE 81 the play. "knloherbock
er Holiday" opened the theater
this fall, has arranged n clever
and timely "theater quik This
Will be handled In = way familiar
Ia radio fans. dealing with all
sorts Of things Of interest 10 Lit.
Tie Theaier patrons
Keith Mcdonald will assist her
a. master Of ceremonies and IN
directing the singing, led by tho
ehofuses from her play. Ia
heighten the fun ~ this part of
the evening, a large assortment ~
gifts and prizes has been assem-
bled hy Mrs. }. !. Young. through
the courtesy Of IA. merchants and
friends Of the Little Theai.f Al
The close Of the evening refresh.
msnts will be- served under dlrsc.
ton Of Mira. Fred kiopfenstsin and
+ her hostess committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

Cenmittssmer 40 sfs busy
planning ths aeeefstion. are Me-
Gershom Rowland. Nc Th~mss
Csr.ssns NJ Hsnfy Hewitt r..
.rd Lieut.. wtilism Cleveland ~
Ncthara FIeid
Receiving IN Inc newly Decorated
club runms stii - Nj ard M
Joseph ~, ceFien u. Mf ART Ma
David HsiiyeE. ps ard MFs 7 ~
ard Nj ard Mrs.
Charlie. N Fugs
As. finale FOE shls say evening.
. breakfast viii he served from
the completely uedsrnissd si'chsn.
Golf tournaments. 80 ~sli -
domino ard bridge tournaments.
win hold the spotlight ct the club
this ssssnn. The schsiuie ain senn
10 announced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
D. A. R. Luncheon
Held Saturday
Many Chapters Present
Al Affair in Y.W.C.A.

Several score members Of
the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution attended the
annual good citizenship pill
grimage" luncheon at the y.
". {. 4. tea room on Sat
urday afternoon. Included
among the guests were the
regents Of the three Tacoma
chapters. Mrs. {. c. Mellinger,
Mary Ball; Mrs. A. II. Heath.
Virginia Dare. and Mrs. +. l..
Spencer. Elizabeth Forey.
Mrs stanton Wsrhurton 81
Mary Rail onSpter is district chair
man Of the pilgrimage for this
district other representatives Of
Mary Ball were Mesdames p. r.
Baird. Ada Rel Clifford. Lottie J.
RYAN, Elda r. Comfy. William
Mann. William p. Burroughs,
Ralph c. Geer, Guy X Llewellyn.
Eugene =. Mosier. X n. Myhre.
Blanche Funk Miller. Dwight L.
Mason. Miss Emma A NOR and
Miss Lydia Graham.
Nirginia Dare chapter Was rep
resented by Mrs r p Judson.
Miss Neronics Allen and Miss
Harriet burlington
Elizabeth Forev chapter mem
hers present were Mesdames Cyril
Y Lundviok. l. A Marshall. Miss
Jaequeline Noel. past junior regent.
and Miss Maude Purinton.
Sarah Nilmot chapters delega-
ton from Auburn included Mr.
Charles Cavanaueh. regent. and
Mesdames Frank McClaskey. Clif-
ton Hicks II p Sharpe. and Miss
Helen Smith. Elizabeth Bixby
chapter Of Nashon island was rep
resented by Mrs Paul Billingsley.
who gave the address of the day.
SaeaJawea chapter. Olympia. MEM
bers included Mrs Otto Jacobson.
regent and Mrs. Philip Henry.
and Elizabeth Ellington chapter.
u. A. R, Of Bremerton was repre-
scented by Mrs Joseph Christian
son and Mrs Edward F. Crawford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Bridge Luncheon
To Be Thursday
Women sf 81. pssr;eh's
Aneeunes Second psesy

The women Of 81. Pstriek's
parish announes . bridge
luncheon. the second in the
mid. winter series. for Thurs-
day In the soelal hall. No. i,fh
and J sta The luncheon will
he At I o'cicck and games viii
follow.
Dissertations ~ ths kan etil
carry cat an sssis spring mefsf,
~ith r,sssywtIi~~s ard greens -
i.rr. BASKETS placed IN ~intin~
niche. and m stage Mary ssvets
w,n - awarded fns hssh ssesss sn1
guests msy play any ssms shsy
may play any game they ehoass.
Mfs ". = r,css<iin ls chairman
~ the COMMITTEES arranging ne
party. 9th Mrs.. jsssph Hsuss"s
as assistant. farehsor arvsnss.
msnts are In the hsnis n No
Mary Cnwan. assisted ~ Mss.
Aiman rrfs. Mrs. A. J. oadnuis
and Mrs c. A. Haadisy.
In charge ~ sshiss are Mss
DANES W. n resssssrd. James
Harrison. cyr,i , rsisharss. Marry
A Gsss~s. Arthur >. Gsudstts.
John y. Iiayt. & y knsehs. VIM
cent kuehsr. .. v Griffin. A \.
Graham. .. n. klssy. 1. " Nelly.
Albert fnnoesnsl. Michael kuins.
James tiunt. ~ y. Harrison sna
A n Keenan,.
On tho hospitality eammissse ere
Ms.sismss Marry l. Davis tssr>v
Erusr. " . Enfsnht. ~ rlsnsssn.
pomlnlc Ford. Jaha q. Carey. Dale
rorssntaocs. = J. Frederick. ..
riffpstriek. n A, 1ssIiardi.
James o.rvsy. " . f!@nshsss.
gslisnheek. n ~ Gocdmsn. Neal
G, Gregory. J q. Hsmmssschmish.
I. u. Hsmmsfsehmish. Harry
Hsrslns. Harry G itsrnssn. ..
Peter v ttsaiy. ~ " HIeksy.
" n Ifo~sii. A. A uussan. Kimss
Hslf. Nick Jssr~ies. > " ksiiy.
v j. kns.~hsw. ~ k.shn~ski ssd
L. c. kussh