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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Walter WincheII
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Mir. Winchell an orchid. Mrs. Post later remarked: He didn't even have enough manners to say thank you"
 Flaw! wonder if Mrs. Post eyer heard Fred Aliens definition of a gentleman?
 A guy who never hits a woman with his hat on.
 By Way of Report: John Ander- son, the Journal-American's critic, discusses how some playgoers get their Broadway drama criticisms mixed up, to wit: You hear" says Anderson, "that the critics banned Hellzapoppin, when MT. Winchell boosted Hellzapoppin enor- mously."
 That show is now well along into it's third million" (meaning dol- lars) and nobody can safely wager when 1t will stop being a mint for the Shuberts, who i've just leanedD intended barring us again from all their theaters one week before Hellzapoppin was popped by all daily critics but usl
 Merciless Truth: 4 little girl in Greek native costume tripped into West 46th Street cafe seeking coins for Greek Relief. A table-sitter rebuffed her with: T no hellpa feed Griks. Me Italian!"
 "That's all right was the sym-, pathetic reply. "There are @ lot of Italian prisoners, and we have to feed them, too"
 In Fewer Words: Harry Singer was first of thirty subscribers to submit: "This is one time the Jugoslavs didn't rob Peterr to pay Paul."
 Oop! Henry Jerome, the ork leader, and Lesley Woods were first-nighting 1t. At intermission Jerome pointed to a man and asked Lesley: "Who's he?"
 He's dramatic critics for a magazine" she explained.
 T don't" said Jerome, under stand his function"
 "oh," Lesley told him, "he's very important. Without him his editor wouldn't know which shows to ask passes forl"
 Old, But Wonderful: The Nazi border patrol sent Q beautifully wrapped box to the Swiss guard across the border. When the Swiss opened 1t, they found 1t full of fertilizer. They retaliated by sending the Nazi patrol big box crowded with their finest Swiss cheese.
 The accompanying note read: Each nation sends its best" Of Course! John Gunther, the historian, says 1t actually hap pened. A teacher looked up from her desk and said: "F'rankie, why aren't you doing your essay?"
 T ain't got no pencil" sulked Frankie.
 My, my" she belittled, such English! You should say I have no pencil. They have no pencils. He has no pencil. You have no pencil. We have no pencils!"
 "Well," Frankie shouted, "who the hell's got all the pencils?'
 Such Langwidge! Jerry Wald. the orchestra leader, relays te'e Of an anti-Nazi, who was about to be executed in Germany. His last request was that they make him a NaN.
 "Why?" he was asked.
 "Because," said Our Hero, "then when you kill me-therell be one less rat in the world!"
 Inside Stuff: The Ringing show has imported Mile. Toto, a Cuban gorilla, as 8 sweetheart for Ges. gantua. This is part of the plan to give a tone of romance to the Circus. But 1t looks like 8 con- pany engineered romance, like Hollywood overdoes 1t for publicity.
 Just wait and see. After a few paragraphs grabbing dates with Gargantua. Miss Toto will be hit ting the night spots with Franchot Tone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Park Commissioners
 Sanction Projects

The board of park commissioners yesterday afternoon voted approval of plans for the erection of new field house at the Fulton park ath- letic field and for additional land- scaping at Hamilton park. Both projects, recommended by Supt. of Parks James J. Curtin, will be completed by the .WPA Each wil cost the city only about S2OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
School Board Favors
 Larger Appropriation
Unanimous Vote Adopted PetitiOning $l7,OOO More for New Anderson School Gymnasium

An additional appropriation of $17OOo will be asked of gymnasium according to the unanimous vote taken last night by the Board of Education at Crosby High School The additional is to be used to meet the lower of two bids submitted to the board that of the Smith Construction Company of Derby whose estimate of $64832 is $14000 than the $50000 previously appropriated for the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01

Observation: Matsuoka, the globe- trotting Jap, brought a present to ftitier--a "blumenwagen," or fnini- ature flower cart.
 Japan gives carts, Jugoslavia up- sets them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01

nothing except what they earn t h e m s el v e s m @ k e good. 0 h ubby little boys who sell dom miss Sum day s c h ool turn into fork ed . tailed de- mons, and rag ged waifs wear ing hand-me- downs are more en tl e m anly than Sir Wal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Miss Bubbins
To Wed in June
Marriage TO Mr.. Hsines
Planned for PercivaI Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde K. Holt
of 4402 Asotin st. are today
announcing the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Lor-
raine Nadara Bubbins to Mr..
Clyde Leroy Haines, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Haines
of 1910 No. Anderson. The
ceremony will be performed at
the home of the brides aunt
and uncle, Senator and Mrs.
Monty Percival on the. evening
of June IS.
The bride has asked her only
sister. Mrs. Bert T.. Clrtice, jr.,
to be her matron of honor. The
bridesmaids will be Mrs. Gerald
Greer Vivian Johnson) and Mrs
Jerald Gcehan Dolores Gipple)
Mr.. Haines viii have as his best
man Mr.. Carlton Fuller and Mr.
Howard Tucker. cousin Of the
bride. viii be the only usher. Mr.
Bert Il. curtice. jr.. will give his
sister-in-law In marriage.
Miss Bubbins IL q graduate Of
the class of 1898 of Lincoln High
school. There shs was q member
Of the A Cappella choir and wa
one of the students who made the
memorable trip to the National
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
D. A. V. Auxiliary
Plans Convention
Everett TO Play Host TO
Delegates June II to IS

The Woman's auxiliary OF
the Disabled American Vet
Grams will hold its fourth an
nual convention in Everett
June IL, II, Is, IA and 10.
Mrs. Olga Wilson, state de-
partment commander of the
auxiliary, with her daughter,
Mrs. Harvey Mcdonald, state
adjutant, will leave Wednes-
day to preside over the busi-
ness sessions.
Scheduled for Wednesday after
noon is the state executive COM
mittee meeting at the convention
headquarters at the Monte Cristo
hotel. Tuesdays business will con-
sist mostly of joint sessions with
the chapter where there will be
introductions and speeches from
the distinguished guests. On FRI
day all reports will be heard both
from the auxiliaries throughout
the state and from the various
state chairmen. There will be an
election of officers, a parade, ban
ouet and dance on Saturday. Sum
day there will be a fishing derby
with Mr.. Lloyd z. Connie" Ire
land as chairman.
Other state officers expected to
attend are state senior vice COM
mander, Mslvina Rel. Mckee City;
junior vice commander. Mabel
Harrington, Spokane; treasurer.
Mary Janaeek. Tacoma; chaplain,
Lydia Hines. Spokane; state MEM
bership chairman. Malvina Rel.
Mckee City; legislation chairman,
Mabel Harrington, Spokane, hos
pital chairman, Clara Bickford,
Vancouver. historian. Grace La
Csir. Bremerton; child welfare
chairman. Mary Vowel. Spokane;
scrapbook and publicity chairman,
Frances Slesk. Seattle; musician,
Evelyn Huffman, Seattle; patri-
otto instructor. Mildred Kane,
Yakima; conductress, Lucia Reed.
Seattle; guard, Leora Anderson.
Everett: first past commander.
Verna NARROW. Seattle.
Other distinguished guests ex-
pected are National 18th District
Committeewoman Molly Dover,
Newport, Oregon, and Lillian
L1kens. state department COM
msnder OF Oregon
Various other officers Of Vet
] Grams organizations have been IN
vited 10 attend and Commander
Wilson extends an invitation TO
anyone interested TO attend any or
al Of the meetings.
Mrs Anita Slsyenberg. COM
nander Of the Everett auxiliary,
Is the auxiliary convention chair
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
House Party
For Weekend
Err. Girls Take Members
To Horsehead Bay

Camp Seymour at Glen Cove
near Horsehead Bay will be
the scene for the house party
of the Err club members OF
the Rebekah Lodge to be held
Saturday and Sunday.
The house party is an annu-
al affair specially set aside for
the initiation of new members
into the club who have already
received their Rebekah degree.
Members initiated last year. the
Mesdames Chester Poulsen, Lee
West and Charles Trolson. will
comprise the initiating COMMITTEES
and new members will be the
Misses Aurabelle Harding and
Emma Miller.
Appointed by the president, Mrs.
Carl Fawcett, the committee on
arrangements is headed by Miss
Airline Nelson, assisted by Mrs.
Alfred Severson and Miss Gertrude
Johnson.
Ping pong, badminton and swim
ming will be available for enter
tainment with members divided
into teams each charged with a
surprise amusement for the group.
Planning to attend are the Mes
danes Carl Fawcett, Cecil Covell,
Floyd Roll, William Langton, J. G..
Hamilton. Lee West, Chester Paul
sen, Jack Roarke, Verne Lang,
Alfred severson, Charles Trolson.
NJ. Frieberg. and the Misses Aura
belle Harding. Gertrude Johnson,
Elsie Lindskog, Airline Nelson,
Dorothy Johnson and Emma
/ Miller.
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man Jonas. George Mitchell and
Enos Bales. Mayor Cain will be
special guest.
To Have Army and Navy Room
Honoring seniors and active
members Of the fraternity. alumni
Of Sigma Zeta Epsilon have made
arrangements for a banquet to be
held in the Army and Navy room
Of the Winthrop hotel. DIR. John
Robinson Is chairman Of the ar
rangements. James Van Camp is
on the committee representing the
active chapter.
Delta Pi Omicron fraternity will
hold its annual banquet at the
Model Grill at $50. Mr.. Clark
Oberlies will be guest speaker. Mr..
Phillip Raymond is general chair
man. During the banquet there
will be presented to the fraternity
n cup with the name Of the gradu-
ating senior that has been Of most
value to the fraternity.
Alpha Chi M will hold its ban
quet at the Tacoma hotel. Gordon
Wharton is general chairman. Har-
old johnson Is representing the
alumni chapter. DR.. Battin and
Mr.. Charles Anderson are 10 be
guest speakers. DR.. Weir, an ex-
professor at the college, will be
special guest.
The Sport Center rs the place
chosen by Delta Kappa Phi for its
annual banquet at which alumni
and seniors Of the group are hon.
ored. John Heaton il general
chairman with Robert Hamilton
assisting him. Senator Davis Of
the college faculty is to be special
guest OF honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Enferfsins Al Luncheon
For Oregon Visitor

Mrs. John stsley entertained
Thursday afternoon at a luncheon
given IN honor of Mrs. Bennett
Munsey OF Eugene. Ore. who Is
visiting here. the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Teats.
Those invited were Mesdames
Frank Young, Victor Vine. Govnor
Teats. Robert Fewell. Lane Paskill.
Frederick Haines. jr., Harry e.
Miller, r. NJ. Buckley, c. Nathan
Lynn. Ralph Teats and Henry
jackson and the Misses Bette
Liby, Louise Boyd and Barbara
Munsey.
SztTt
women's Society, Fern HIN
Methodist church, meets Wednes-
day In the Parish house. Business
meeting will be 1t IL In the morn
ing, with lunch at noon. Mrs.
william Carl. Mrs. Minnie Miller
and Mrs. Earl Reed will be host
esses, and Mrs. ]. C. sulstan the
guest speaker.
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Meeting Will Be
Shower for Miss Slipp

The Tuesday afternoon picnic
luncheon Of goth Century club
from / until 5 o'clock at PIT. De-
fiance park will also be a shower
fore one of the members, Miss
Frances Slipp, bride-elect.
Members will choose their
Shakespeare play for next years
study, at this meeting.
Officers of the club who were
named recently are Mrs. John H,
Potter. president; Mrs. C. M. Har-
rington, vice president; Mrs. J.
Peter P. Healy. secretary-treasurer
and Mrs. Charles Bedford, cores
ponding secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Senior Ball, Alumni Dinners Fill
Busy Calendar for College Sets
Commencement Luncheon VIII Follow Graduation
Ceremonies at Crystal Ballroom Saturday Afternoon

Attracting the alumni of the College of Puget Sound each
spring the alumni dinners given by the various atern-
soroes of the campus the evening the
Senior Ball. Also of interest to the aums is the COM
luncheon Saturday following the graduation
exercises at the college in the morning.
The traditional luncheon will be held at l o'clock in the
Crystal ballroom of the Winthrop hotel and is expected that
there will be from two to three hundred of the college
alumni faculty members and their wives seniors of the
college, and others receiving degrees at commencement On
the program which is be very informal will be talks by
representatives of the class and of the alumni All
alumni are invited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Following the alumni banquets
Saturday evening Is the gala
Senior Ball which Is the final social
function of the college calendar.
The dance will be In the Fellowship
hall. The programs are decorated
with dancing figures against a
dark background. Mr.. Donald Ras-
mussen Is general chairman for the
dancing party. Serving on his COM
mittee is Miss Florence Mclean,
Mss Janet Robbins, Mr.. Gale
Sampson and Mr.. Thomas Hill.
Patrons and patronesses will be
DR.. and Mrs. John REGISTER, Mr..
and Mrs. Psdelford and Prof. and
Mrs. Leonard Jacobsen.
Thetas nj Bonneville
Kappa Sigma Theta members
are being feted by the alumnae of
the sorority at the Bonneville hotel.
The graduating seniors will be well
coined into the alumnae organiza-
ton. Miss Dixie Thompson is gen.
eral chairman for the dinner. serv-
ing on her committee are Mrs.
Kenneth Anderson. Mrs. Amos
Booth. Miss Dorothy Shaw and
Miss Carol Pratsch-
Mrs. Lyle Ford Drushel and Mrs.
Edna Cheney. sorority advisor, will
BE- special guests.
At $50 alumnae and active
members Of Delta Alpha Gamma
viii meet at the Tacoma club for
their annual Rose" banquet 10
honor the outgoing seniors Of the
sorority. The theme will be car
RED out by the use Of pink candles
and pink and white flowers. Miss
Jean hurnen is general chairman
with Miss Dorothy Ann Bremen
and Miss Doris Sommer working
with her. Special guests will be
Miss Van Norden. sorority advisor,
and Miss Betty worden. president
Of the alum association.
The Alpha Beta Epsilon activs'
are giving the banquet for the
alumnae OF the chapter. The din
ner will be held at at Rau's. The
theme will be Beta Rose" with
yellow roses. Miss Esther Sand
stedt Is 70 be toastmiStress. There
viii be speeches by Mrs. Raymond
Seward. sorority advisor. and Mr.
George HAmm- Miss Virgins
Wiltse viii give q reading and ths
Beta group viii sing. Miss Rosa
lind Hartmaa is general chairman
with Miss Christine Thwaites, Mis-
Margaret Bowen and Miss Patricis
Hansen assisting her.
Sigma Mu Chi fraternity mem.
bers and their alumni will hold {
banquet AZ the Dahlhem- Mr.. TholC
johnson is general chairman
Working q his committee = sher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Former Tacoman Celebrates

Mrs. Della Garrett, who lived in
Tacoma for many years before
moving recently to Forest Grove,
Oregon, will be Sc years old on
June II. Recently her approach
ing birthday was celebrated. when
Mrs. Gensvieve Bozeyko of Taco
ma spent several days in Forest
Grove with Mr.. and Mrs. c. House,
their small son, Buddy, and two
daughters, Della and Dorothy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Music Educators' Festival in St.
Louis. Mo. She is a majority men,
Der Of Cedar Assembly Rainbow
Girls and an active member Of
East Tacoma Rebekah lodge,
Lo.o.F.
The bridegroom-to-bs attended
both Stadium and Lincoln. Eradu-
sting from the latter in 1896.
Mr.. Haines and his bride viii
make their home at Tllicum City
on American lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Musical portions OF the program
win include two piano numbers,
The White Peacock" by Grfffif
and "A Prelude" by Prokoffief. TO
be played by Mrs. William Kirsch-
ner. Mrs. w. A. Monroe, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Mason,
will sing a group of songs. Bert
Sweeting. Mrs. Charles Morisette,
Mrs. George Thomas. Mrs. Robert
Macarthur. Mrs. Richard Hodge,
Miss Edith Wentjsr and Mrs. FL
bert Hall Baker II.
Members of the Psnhellenic
board giving the tea are Mesdames
Emil Krisman, president; Mrs.
Carlton Vincent, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. John B. Hamilton. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. David
Rhind, secretary; Mrs. Robert
Hunt, treasurer; Mrs. William
Johnson, Mrs. Donald Plummer,
Mrs. Sherman Day. Mrs. Cecil
Dickson. Mrs. Guy Falskow, Mrs.
Edwin Cliffe, Mrs. Neal Roberts,
Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Edwin
Deyo, Mrs. Rex G. Rutherford
and Miss Margaret Kelly.
Also assisting at the tea in
addition TO the board will be two
or three members of each Of the
is sororities comprising the board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Nuptisl Vows 70 Be
Exchanoed Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Dsnielson. Of
Fergus Falls. Minnesota. recently
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Bernice Daniclson
~ Tacoma. formerly Of Fergus
Falls. 10 Mr.. Carl Hanks. jr.. son
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hanks Of
TAconaz-
The ceremony win be performed
BY Rev. Z. J. johnson Of Hope
Lutheran church in the Hanks
home. 6401 50. Clement 81. on
Saturday evening. Close friends
and relatives Of both families will
Be present. and viii stay for the
reception Immediately following
TIE wedding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Miss Jones Weds
In PuvalLup

Miss Dolores May Jones, daugh-
er Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones,
305 7th st. N. W., Puyallup, and
Mr.. Paul B. Grodek, son of Mrs.
Nick Demo of Tacoma, were mar
ried at the parsonage of First
Christian church recently. Rev.
Give Taylor read the service at
o'clock.
The bride was given in mar
rage by her father. Only rela-
tives and close friends attended.
Miss Jones wore a blue silk print
dress with coat OF lighter shade of
blue and white accessories. She
was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Edward Hayes of Tacoma. Both
wore corsages Of rosebuds. Mr.
George Demo Of Tacoma was best
man for his brother.
Following the ceremony q re-
ception was held at the home OF
the brides parents, where the
rooms were decorated with vari-
colored roses. Mrs. David Henry
and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson pre-
sided and In the receiving line
with the wedding party were Mr.
and Mrs. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Delo. Mrs. Jones wore a
light blue silk print and Mrs.
Demo. a dark blue costume with
corsages of roses. The new home
will be in Puyallup.
|
Ladies' Aid, So. Tacoma Baptist
church, will meet for their regular
session on Wednesday. with pot
| luck luncheon at noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Methodist Women TO Meet
AZ Church on Wednesday

The Women's society Of Trinity
Methodist church win meet on
"Wednesday morning At 1880 IN
the church parlor. Luncheon will
b served at 1880 BY Circles .
and 10. For the afternoon meet
ing. devotions viii be led BY Mrs.
Leila Tegtmeyer. The speaker Of
the afternoon win be Mira ]. H.
Kitlar. whose subject win Be
~spring Brides
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Couple Married
AZ Church Rites

Mrs. Irene J. Breed and Mr..
Herbert Bray were united in
marriage al the Mckinley Park
Christian church recently. The
couple were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Neudorfer and Miss
Shirley Breed. daughter Of the
bride.
The service was read by the
Rev. I. G. Shaw. The altar MAS
illuminated by the lighted cross,
thanked by baskets Of roses
The couple viii be AZ home at
1856 Ea- 6 St
North End ". c. T. {. VIII
picnic AZ the home Of Mrs. A. E
Towers. ASIA No. NaSssult. on
Tuesday. Mrs. Angus Bsstsr Is IN
charge Of the program. and Mrs
Alice Jensen viii preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
In Readiness
For Dance
Many Male Reservations
For Beta Sigma Phi Affair

For Beta Sigma Phi Affair
Members and friends OF
Beta Sigma Phi are looking
forward to this Saturday eve
ming and their first formal
spring dance. Chapters inter-
ested in the affair are Chi,
Phi and Gamma. Invitations
have been extended to men,
bers and friends in Seattle.
Miss Eleanor Elliott is in
charge of the affair for which
patrons and patronesses will
be Mayor and Mrs. Harry P.
Cain and Chaplain and Mrs.
Tunis s. Cordill.
Many small parties have been
planned for the evening. Mr.. and
Nm. Amos Reid win have m their
quests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest f.
more. Accompanying Mr.. and
Alfred ]. seversen win be Mr.. and
1frs. Howard ]. Morris and the
Colin Murdochs. Miss Ruth Steele.
president Of Phi chapter, IL enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. James Muir
phy Of Olympia. Mr.. Stafford
Woodward Of Bremerton and Mr..
william Bridges at q cocktail
party previous to the dance. Miss
HELEN Marie Hoidkamp Ia enter
tanning a group Of II at her home
On North G st.. for cocktails pre-
eeding the dance.
Other Phi chapter members and
their guests who are planning to
attend are the Misses Margsry
Cooper. Frances Cunningham.
Erna Bonney. Lila Lee Gordon.
Helen Martin. Margaret Asbury.
Lucille Kiink. Agatha Rossiter,
Mary Frazier. Margaret McAffer-
ty. Lucille Naess. Marian COMA.
Edna Harris, Patricia Smith,
Nancy johnson. Jean Abbott
Messrs. Russell Schmidt, Fred
Asbury, Theodore Kintz. Ernest
Bonney. John Hanson. Joseph
Dem, Phillip Murray. Forrest
Wingsrd. Emmett McKenns, Ar
mold Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Junkly. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bertha.
1fr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips.
afr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Mattson-
Members OF Alpha Gamma chap
Ter VINO win attend are the Misses
Marion Jennings. Aurabella Hard
Ing. Eleanor Rudy. Frances GILL;
espi. Eunics wsshburn. Lillian
Wilson Beradetts la Mar. Lor-
rains La Mar.
Miss Cillespi Is entertaining at |
q cocktail party preceding the
dance. Her guests will be Miss
Gertrude johnson. Miss Airline
Nelson, Lieut. L. Eckleman. Lieut..
J. v. Johnston and Mr.. Rodney
johnson Of Seattle.
Miss Eleanor Elliott Of chi |
chapter l. entertaining at a cock
tail party at her home for several
friends.
Members and guests Of Chi
chapter who will attend the dance
are Mrs. Chester o. Poulsen.
Nesxrs. and Mesdames Martin
Wolf. Roy St. Dennis. II. J. Reyn-
olds. o. c. Nygaard. Robert Berg
man. r. J. Barrett. Mrs. Max
Archer: Misses Lorraine Boedeck-
er. Agnes Burg. Belle Ruth Clay
man. Eleanor Elliott, Mary Gall
was. Ebba Holmgren. Elsie sigrid
Lindskog. Bernice Mcmillan. Lii-
liam Muehlenbruch. Mary o'Con-
nor. Dorthea Taylor. Pauline
Thaut. Elaine williams. Wilma
Zimmerman. Myrtle Nelson Of Sc
attic. Louise Dill. June johnson.
chas. PARROT, Bert Erickson.
DR.. and Mrs. r Phillips. Seattle:
NessrA Gordon Downing. Ted
Treleven. Thomas Meyer. Harold
l. Mcneil. Roy Dahlin. Robert
Elsberry. Ben strobel and DR..
Albert Enrich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Yearly Affair to Be Given Thursday
AT Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club

Representative, Of Is National Sorores VII Entertain;
Mrs. Harold Hartman Of Seattle VIII Be euest Speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Tacoma Panheenic organization of national sorority
women chosen the setting for its annual tea Thurs
day. June II. the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club The tea
given year for high school girls who plan TO attend
colleges or universities where national Greek letter groups
established The young guests and their mothers have
been bid to tea at o'clock.
Hostesses will be the representatives of the 10 sorority
alunnae clubs the city. The speaker of the after
noon will be Mrs. Harold Hartman who is member of the
Seattle Panheenc board Her topic will be based phases
&c oIoo