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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
. BUILDERS OF BRAIN POWER

number o. older persons N the
population.
pr pollock has found No
grounds Tor the popular theory
thst women in general tend = de-
Nelop mental disorders more rad
ilv than men. In fact. the rates
are somewhat higher among men.
lie also 1nds that some time or
other during his lie. one person
out 81 very 20 - taken = sps-
cal hospital for treatment - =
mental breakdown Encouraging
Is. so out % every 100 q those
taken 20 a mental hospital manage
Ia improve enough 20 return 10
their families ss improved or
cured. Thirty years ago. not nearly
as many returned home.
Or. Pollock started life =. =
farm hoy. and he j. still a farmer,
finding time 20 manage fruit
farm near Middlehurg
Pollock park near Albany Is
named after him.
NENr: The husine.. man
who SAVES minds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACKACHE

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
P.L. {. 10 Hold
Annual Reunion
Alumni Gathering
This Weekend

Alumni OF Pacific Lutheran col
lege will return 70 their alma M.
ter this weekend. Feb. IS 70 Mar
: attracted by the festivities o:
:. their annual reunion
Following the basketball game
between 7. L. c. and {. 7. :. in
: Lincoln high gym Friday evening.
there will be a banquet A. Rau's.
The dinner is scheduled fer . ? N.
? Program hiChlights Will include
songs by Miss Anna Mikkelsen.
) Selections by the cornet trio. com
posed Of Roy Stevens. William
Cannon and Harvey Tollfeldt. and
m address bv Roosevelt Bssler.
director Of curriculum research Of
the Tacoma public schools.
To Hold open House"
Saturday afternoon there vii he
~open house" at the college. Fac
ulty members Will be in their e.
fices and the new library will be
open for inspection. A tea in the
girls reception room will be spon-
sored by the Associated Women
Students under the co-leadership
Of the Misses Valerie Olson. Myrtle
Crib and Helen johnson.
In the evening at o'clock three
one-aet plays Will be presented in
the p. l. c. gym. In the first
play. BY Special Request. direct
cd by Jordan Moe. are Burt
Thorpe. Courgsr Lee. Irma North.
DOROTHY M2Comb and Lois Lud-
wig.
"The Silver Lining directed by
Oelores Grub. has in the cast
Ruth Opstad. Georgianna Atkin-
son, Raymond Deetz. Bliss Croft
Glen Isaksen and Eunioe Billdt.
The third play. Junior BUYS a
Car" is directed by Ursula Nc
Donald. In her cast are Edward
Valentine. Chsrl Knapp, Dorothy
Larson, Harold Carlson. Marybess
Daddow. Jim Anderson. Daniel
O'Den. Nancy Glenn. Doraine La
Beau and Hal Falkenberg.
Program sunday
Sundays program includes the
Traditional reunion service in the
Trinity Lutheran church at Il
q m. At in the afternoon the
"Choir Of the West will present a
full concert with former members
OF the choir joining in the singing
of Beautiful Savior with Prof
Gunnar J. Malmin conducting.
The Delta Rho Gamma alumnae
will sponsor tea after the concert
n the church social parlors.
Burton kreidler is the president
OF the alumni organization. On
the alumni board are Laura Hauge.
Charlotte Goplerud, Mrs. Irene
Hageness. Mrs. Kenneth Jacobs.
Otis Grande. Ludwig Larson. Stan
Willis and Rhoda Hokenstad. rep
resentative for the college faculty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
w w" NEED PLATES
n ( " S ! YlE
TraASparen III
Dental Plates

They Are T,sssesrs,s Esd
Bee ytisyl Pink IN Csies
NONE BETTER, no matter
how much YOU pay. This
BEA TIFCL Al-nAtural
Transparent PINK PLATE
contains no rubber. no metal.
Is odoriess, tastele~s and Ia
especially made for those
who DO NOT want ANYONE
To KNOW they are wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Conn
In and See samples Of these
BEAUTIFUL PLATES. You
will h amazed At their beau
~ and daintiness
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
~ DONALD 4. LAIRD
PHI. ID SCI ID

Author OF Psychology Of Select
Ing Emploses-
EOR nearly 50 years nov. nr
Horstio NJ Pollock rs her
wrestling with facts about mental
disorders IN the department q
mental hygiene u New YORK state
His voluminous records. about
more than a quarter million men
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
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Quoted ~ Ad.es<e

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work will cost before your
rae IL started. ! will gladly
examine Your teeth WITH
OFT OBLIGATION.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
7 Dentist
- Years Practice
IN TACOMA

4 phenomenal record. !
claim II IL because nj my
reputation for fair dealing
with the Tacoma public for
more than - years has made
II possible. I invite anyone
tn come 70 nv office and
talk 10 my patients. AK
them about my work. my
liberal credit policies and
how much they are saving
on their dental bills by COM
ing here. As evidence Of the
satisfaction my work rem
ders. IL Is with pride that
point Ia NV clientele 81 more
than 1000 satisfied pa
tients.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Ontario Miss
Makes Known
Engagement

FROM MIDLAND. ONT,
comes news Of interest 10 the
young set of Crosse lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Letherby
have recently made known the
engagement Of their daughter.
Beulah Yvonne. and Frederick
I. Sattley Jr. of Detroit, son OF
Frederick L. Sattley OF Cleve-
land.
Since coming 10 Detroit Miss
Letherby has spent many happy
days with Mr.. and Mrs c. B.
Clark at Sunset Lodge" and it
Is a great disappointment TO
Mrs. Clark that. because OF i'll
ness. she cannot entertain in
Miss LetherbyS honor.
VICTOR HATFIELD is spend
ing his nine days leave from
those Great Lakes Training
duties with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hatfield of West
Outer drive. and his uncle, DR..
Louis Cotruro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Top Of YWCA
Fund Drive
Within Sight

SEVENTY-TWO per cent OF
the quota has been reached in
the membership drive of the
YWCA. it was announced at the
report luncheon at which Mrs.
Karl B. Brundage. membership
chairman, presided.
Five teams went "over the
top Chairmen arc Mrs. Frank
Fit. Central "" Mrs. William
II. Lemell. Highland Park
branch: Mrs. George b. Cottle,
International Center branch;
Mrs. Charles {. DiggS and Mrs.
George -. Porter. both Of Lucy
Thurman bEaHeA--
Margaret Pratt spoke on "Ac-
robatic Flying"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Mrs. Vanderbilt Displays
Her Showmanship Sense
BY MAURY PAUL

In line with what she has
learned about dramatic effect
Her Grace" had those magnif-
cent rooms closed and huddled
the plan making" committee
into the suite opposite the great
bronze entrance doors.
Her Grace knows that many
who will purchase tickets for
the subscription ball on June 4
the proceeds TO provide rec
rcation centerS for the boys in
Uncle Sans Army and Navy
viii do so principally with the
idea of seeing the interior
SplendorS of the house in which
she had lived for a quarter of a
century.
Had she given them so much
as a peep at the committee
meeting they might not hand
over the $4,000 it will cost per
couple TO attend the ball and
see the inside of the house that
will be demolished during the
early Summer
Down in Miami. F'rederiCksW.
Proctor has gained marital
freedom from Iris GOulding
Proctor and the way is now
clear for him 10 make the tall,
whitc-haired Mrs. Hewitt Har-
riman his bride.
For more than three years
past the young heir 10 a slice
of the Proctor and Gamble soap
millions and the former wife OF
Oliver Carley Hartman lnow
living in Los Angeles with his
current spouse) have looked
forward to the day when we'd
ding bells would ring out for
them.
l can report that the happy
event takes place today at
"Sunsong,' in the Miami Beach
home of the Walter Richards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
University Ball
Has PubIicists
In a Other

ALL KNOWN methods and a
few new ones are being used by
Chi Sigma Phi fraternity and
Comoro sorority 10 spread the
news around the University Of
Detroit campus about the sixth
annual Tower Ball 10 De held in
the Crystal Ballroom of the
Masonic Temple
And there. dancing 10 Bill
Benefits music. you'll see CO.
Chairman Mary Lou Madden
and Gerry Lubin with Chuck
Steiner and EliZabe tn Van
Wallvghen: Mary Kay Dilworth
with Don Ternes: MaTge
Cheadle and Bill Kecgan: Viz
ginia Doyle and Carl Decker:
Peg Palm with Bob Cahill: Sally
Good and Bruce Lemon; Kay
Duncan with Bob Stouffer: Dora
Matlock and Marve Paule.
Marge Teodccki and Ed Curry.
Also. listening 10 Miss Amer
lea" Pat Donnclly'S vocalS. will
be Virginia Compton. John Col
Inns. Mary Ellen O'Connell Paul
McErlean. Nancy Kennel v,
Stewart McIIenry, Rosemary
Rau and Bob Mcntag.
AMONG THE many DETROIT
crS stopping al the French Elek
Springs Hotel in French Lick
Springs. Ind, are:
John Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Baker of Lincoln road, and
George A. BigleY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
School Benefit
Party Planned
By Mothers

TO RAISE funds 10 equip the
cafeteria in the New Catholic
Central Gymnasium. parents Of
students will hold a card party
the evening of the sixteenth
which also will be the windup
of the Mothers Club season.
Judge Thomas Cotter is gen.
eral chairman and is being as
sisted by a number of commit
tee heads. including:
Mrs. Fred Haner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Edward. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. II. Madden, Mrs Ray
mond Coyle Mrs. A. J. Ladou-
Ger, DR.. Raymond Coyle. Charles
Burgess, Mrs. Leo Joliat, Mrs.
Ernest Dilworth. Vincent Dyer
lem. Fred Haner, Mrs. Edward
Grady. Mrs. +. H. Whitman and
Mrs. J. MarSden Bennett
The party will be held in the
new gymnasium, Belmont at
John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

NEW YORK, May 13.-Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt knows her
stuff"
Not for nothing has Her
Grace" been a leader of New
York-NeWport society all these
years. Among many things she
has learned what might be
called dramatic effect
Any one doubling that state
ment Just hasn't watched Mrs.
Y. make her annual four-star
entrance on opening nights al
the Metropolitan Opera House.
Had -i the "doubters" been
among those in the famous
Vanderbilt mansion at $40 Fifth
avenue the other afternoon,
they would have been offered
additional proof of my slightly
inelegant statement that Mrs.
Vanderbilt knows her stuff.
The gathering at GAO was
whipped up by Congressman
Joe" Baldwin to make plans for
the gala subscription ball which
will be the social swan song
of the Vanderbilt home.
But did Her Grace exhibit
her entire bag of tricks 10 those
assembled?
She did not
With a gracious smile She as
sisted Joe Baldwin receive
guests that ranged from pretty
ttian-haircd "Tucky' Aston to
Elsa Maxwell and from Mrs.
Walter Hoving to Prince Serge
Oholensky.
But all the time, behind that
smile. Her Grace was keeping
a sharp optic on the closed
portals Of 640's drawing room,
picture gallery. dining room and
the more intimate, smaller
rooms on the ground floor of the
house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

Mrs Joseph j. Cavanaugh Mrs Michael J. Surfs Mrs.
Roy Howell Mrs. Harry J. Dngeman. Mrs. Clyde ?.
CRANE Maurice j. Quinn. Mrs. Russell G. Finn
and Mrs Cyril J. Burke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Mrs. BENJAMIN Lambert Votes

MRS. BENJAMIN LAMBERT got. Number One ballot
from Mrs. Emma A. Fox. who was there as usual
with her elers including Mrs Charles Horton Metcalf
to see that the City Clubs election really official
Then Mrs Lambert hurried over to the Satler TO
the report breakfast held by the Women Association IN con-
maintenance fund drive of the Detroit SYM
phony Society. -
Also slimpsed voting Mrs. Charles W. Kanter
president the club and her daughter. Mrs. Arthur j.
Reeves Mrs Raymond Anderson. Mrs. Francis Written
and Hope Mrs. John r. Decker and Mrs. George " N
Lothrop- Mrs Henry E. BednanMrs William + stevens
and daughter Mrs. Arthur H. Bull Jr Mrs. Sandish
Backus Mrs Orison White Mrs Egbert Heron DAVIS J
Mrs Bruce Howard. Mrs. Herbert Poehle Mrs Lloyd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Mrs. SIocum Has q Busy Day

MRS. GEORGE NJ. SLOCtMS head must have been spin
ming att the end Of the day.
She dashed down vote at the City Club,,.~-
the Stater. give her report
the Symphony meeting
And then she back the Pointe to attend
the meeting Of the Ponte branch of the Womens
National Farm and Garden Association.
Mrs Albert B. Hartz Mrs William N. Mertz. and
Mrs. l. r. Lilly. entertained the association at the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club. -.
Mrs Henry P Williams presided &C..
AFTER THE garden meeting served
The pretty table laid with a Ponte Vense lace
cloth decked with lacs and snapdragon and tulips
in pastel shades
The three hostesses in navy and white
And 10 almost every else
Willard Worcester outstanding charreuse.
and Mrs. Philip Worcester powder blue
Mrs !. c. Harvey had as nor guest. Mrs. { Hancs
Wilson,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Committee Lunches

JANE DOUGHTY chose
election day Ito give a
luncheon at the City Club. .
for members of the committee
in charge of the card
party to be held May q
at the Detroit Golf Club
by the Auxiliary of the
Dominican Sisters of the Sick
Poor
Guests included -. Mrs.
Arthur +. Martz, chairman
Mrs. Edward F. Fisher
-. Mrs. Edward Command
Mrs. J. A. Bresnahan. -.
Mrs. Louis J. Schneider,
Mrs. George j. Fredericks
-. Mrs. Frank c. Cook. co..
Mrs. Leo Brabant -. Mrs.
Henry Warren Jones Doro-
thy Ann Meyers... Mrs.
Arthur G. Kirchner -. Mrs.
Hugh r. O'Mara. o.. Ethel c.
Welch Margaret Bradford
@. Mrs. Delmar +. Meyer
.. Mrs. James +. Walsh.
Mrs. Michael J. Surfs Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
AIunnae Plans Ticket Sale

DETROIT ALUMNAE of seven Eastern womens colleges
met to plan the ticket sale for the opening performance
Of Clarence Days comedy. Life With Father on June
in the Cass Theater....
The clubs jointly will take the house that
evening.
The Broadway hit to Detroit with the dstn-
guhed that played it in Boston with Dorothy Gish
and Louis Cahern co-starring...
The money raised will be devoted Ito the respective
scholarship funds of the seven colleges
General chairman Of this gala evening is Mrs Douglas
Brown
General ticket chairman is Mrs. Hale Clark.
The presidents the local college clubs who are
working with the committee Mrs Frederick Dykstra
Barnard. :. Mrs. H. p Jennings. Mount HolyoKe
Mrs. W. ellis. Radcliffe. Helen Finn. Bryn MaWr
-. Mrs Holmes Martin. Smith Rosemary Heenan
Nassar. and Dorothy Angevne Wellesley.
Mrs Stewart La Dow again is the publicity chair
Among others who breezed in Mrs. Stevens T.
Mason & and Louis B. Hyde. both Bryn Mawr
Mrs S. Wells Utley Mrs Donald Stevenson
Francis Phelps Mrs Louis Heavenrich Mrs Holmes
Martin Mrs c. Kenneth Bell ...
Mrs Thomas B. Mann and Mrs Ford Ballantyne Jr..,.
both represented Nassar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Thea+er Arts
Ends Season
Next Week
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

THEATER ARTS will present
the final performance of its sea-
son at The Players on the
twentieth with a dazzling array
of local talent.
The Queens of France" by
Thornton Wilder, will be en-
acted by Mrs. Don r. McMullen.
Mrs. Matthew Carey, DIR. Maria
Coolidge and Miss Jane Mcclure,
following which Scene IL of Act
l of The Women will be run
off.
That. in case memory fails
you at this point, is the cele-
brated and revealing hairdreSs-
ing scene and in it you'll see
Mrs. Arthur Kleinschmit Jr.,
Mrs. Richard Forsyth, Mrs.
George Huebner Jr.. Miss Mary
Louise Conway. Miss Mary
Roma Pinkerton. Mrs. Morgan
Douglas, Mrs. Willard Wright
Mcdowell, Mrs. Frank Coolidge
and Mrs. William Hoey
After this little tidbit is pre-
sented, your equally gifted
friend. Mrs. Frank Goldie. will
sing for you and then therell
be a repeat performance of
Family Portrait" by Lenore
Coffee and William Joyce Cowen.
In the laSt-named play Mrs.
John Hockey, Mrs. James Steep,
Mrs. Charlton Eden and Mrs.
Guy c. Smith will display their
Thespian leaningS and all-in-all,
it looks like a highly gratifying
manner in which to witness the
windup of Theater Arts year.
THE GREENBRIER at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va. is hav-
ing even more than its usual
quota Of DetroiterS as we go
enviouSly TO press:
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
Dillon of Chicago boulevard and
Edna Dillon Kelley have been
making a several days stay
down there among the blossom
covered hills and are probably
on their way back to town by
now.
The Emmett F. ConnelyS have
arrived 10 ioin the Alden II.
LittlcS of Chicago and will stay
on until sometime later in the
week.
And Mrs. Charles Getler and
her recently betrothed daughter,
Miss Suzanne. of Whittier drive.
and also Mr.. and Mrs. W. Dean
Robinson are among those who
appear to linger on
A FLASH from New York il
10 the effect that Miss Helen
Cumming, after a lengthy wait,
and many disappointments has
received an official O. K. to re-
turn to England for more data
on the current conflict.
Meanwhile. a New York news
paper has offered her a choice
of a lucrative position in their
Manhattan offices of an equally
remunerative land more hair
raising job in their London
bureau.
SO, Miss c. on tenterhooks
whatever THEY are). remains
in Manhattan in the process of
Making Up Her Mind.
AND SPEAKING of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs Guy S.
Greene are just back from there
and a stay AT the Plaza during
which time they were joined by
Miss Nancy Greene who has
since returned 10 her books at
Hou s e-i Mt h c-PlneS, Norton,
Mass.
ONE OF the CuteSt pictures
TO date is that made by the
Norbert WieslerS three little
daughters MARY Margaret.
Mary Josephine and Mary
Elizabeth practicinG and
SO seriously the dances
they'll do in Evelyn Livingston
Smiths recital May %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

Hughes Z. Mrs. Lloyd Y.
BARLEY :. Mrs. Joseph Add
son. Mrs. Marcus Frost 80.
Mrs. J. Bell Moran. :. Mrs.
Hedley V. Richardson. :. Mrs.
Harry V. Woodhouse Mrs.
Leo Butzel. Mrs. Edward
NJ. Plunkett. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
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WHETHER INTENTIONAL accidental election day
at the Womens City Club which brought hundreds OF FASH
ionabe down carly was chosen Tor connitee
meetings By groups and the clubhouse fairly
humned with activity.
All the rooms festive. with lovely flower arrange
ments designed by Mrs Beresford Palmer.
A focal point the main dining which was filled
with gay luncheon parties centerpece OF craoappe
blossoms pink tulips the table facing the door,