davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

rdUsrd Lons1r IS Helen Woraen AZ.
FRANK nelson Is LofHe Trzecieckl 20.
Leslie r. clark, 81, Kathryn +. Butter
Joseph Pon,ous 20; sadie Bnlends Is.
Douglas g S'.tes % Lecna Comne -
samuel a. Scarcelu 81 Erna Laura
Ra st's; Martin, il Geneyieye Hammes
Paul Grammatico. 81. Carolina Leona Dod-
rb"mas wiumore. p. Dorothy Nudge. ~
Everett ". smith SO Gertrude HEN. ~
James L. JENKINS, Il Susie Mary Booth
stewart q rools. %. Joyce Adss Is.
charles RAIDER p Ruth Neshkes 20
Vincent Brzakowski "a. Genevieve Hot
Kenneth 6. Austin. IS; Evelyn Brosnan
John ~ Gordon Walker, II; Dorothy Louise
Bruno Urhanczyk. n; Lotue Tyc Is.
Arthur Myrgren. So Gwendoa De Pew
wm. p Marunich. "a; Margaret Patrici'
Robert Minnie %. E,hel Williamson, Is
Michsel p. stupar %; Margaret swider
lclsGde II Green 20. Lucille Josvick. %
Edward Arcon. as Freds Bird. 81
Kenneth Cleo o'Brien, Il. Lorraine FL
nora Miller. u
George Harge. %, Ruby smith, L.
Adophe Solce. ~ Irene II kaminsh 10
Richard r. Tyrren. al Marjorie wheaton
%
Charles c. De Aruey. 81; Marian n
Nickolenko 20
Walter Klimek. % Elsie Hammond 10
Ioserh ne orc. %, JHiia swanson, %
Thomas Robert Haynarich. IS Mary 10
rain Poier %
Robert Lee WICK. az Helen NJ. Mitchell
81
Gary J. salustro. %. Margaret NJ FRYE
IL
Martin Ambrose Mclsaac. so: Catherine
Shields 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
DEATHS

Eva Cartwright. 1929 Buchanan rs
katherine Josephine Rattray, 4s47 Wabash
II
John " Lewis 42i AIser. 81
Bert Wilson, 5e4s Hendricks, So.
Elsie Movers 2714 Chene. 90
Michael Delewski. 1882 East Hancock, 81
George p dover. 3sie Parker. a.
Gaylord vs. Norton 1871 Wisconsin, ~
Joseph hugustyn. 5770 ogden. SIS
Hsfry shafbenBesu, SIS Harrison, Trenton
20
George \ Falrman. Oakland. Cal. "a
John Garfield. ~ Ferris. Highland PARK
Ear Garfield Fuller 20 haywood Pleasant
A1aa Wells 5o4s TWcnty-fourth, 81
Vita Arm 1853 RYAN road. 40
Caroline kruger 5l40 Parker IS.
Jane Place szi4 sixteenth y
Minnie FNman. 2Z32 Leslie. 76
MaEEie Cox 1851 West Lafayette SO.
Thomas r. Spaldng, 1925 kentheid. 20
Wnfred : Mortpetit 225 California, High
Mrrhael burke 2o2e west Lafayette. !
Emily Szelcs 1881 Greyfrisrs, 80.
Elizahoth- Piszie 1927 Mt Elliott 81.
Frederic Earnshaw. 1911 Allendale. 81
Blanch JastrzembSki, $500 Paige, var
sarah Philips 1tsi2 Lindsay s.
Faleria Catherine Jackson. SAT- White
Joseph yurkshat. sos Logan 5s.
Verona Symes. 7it7 Arcois 30
Ralph e. Groen. s027 Edgewood IS
I Montana Loniss Schulz, 1889 sharon. SO
/ Freeman Grant Porter, 1920 West Seven
Nile fnad. -
Samuel oscar carson So Heniy a.
William J Apger. 1905 McGrav, Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
BIRTHS

stella <o''re1. 1888 CouinEwood.
Mary Kramn 1920 CourNiilr
R-ss Kinnsn 225O East Warren
Vivian KstalenIC S2fl ttgew1od.
Margaret krsa 1888 Chares'
Norma Lanucer is67f Wildemere
Rosemary Miller, 2i00 East Grand houls
ward
Irene Martonr 1912 Boicyn
Geneva Misans zqs Elmhurst. Hazel Park
Catherine Maiouey 1905 Rad
Rose Mannuwska 522S North Campbell.
Louise MCt.ean. Zi3l sixth.
Viola Mccall 1911 Csuif
.Thelma Nadou 1871 Evergreen.
Ivy Pollen $3.50 Seminole.
.Ka'nrn Paienkas sa03 Carrie.
Mary Pittiglio iO327 Cameron.
A4i.fey Roach i3422 Maiden
Anne StefanaC is0si Cardoni
May Sefcik 1926 Terry
Mareare, schepman, i5iQ7 Kinloch Red
ford Township
Iane smith 2du2i Hsrtweli
II odona smith 40 peierhoro
Marion Topey. 3sss BcacoDsheif.
Eleanor Theriot 25lt3 keeier, RedioFc
Township
Anna Watson 1929 Military
I1JHan Wills 20iq Mee' Pniadelphla.
Goldie White 1910 Tuxedo
Mary ZaboroV ski. s4T2 Wes'woof.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted
Oretha Anderson from James Alexander
Mari Top7rows ski from John.
Jean Coukouls from Ted
Flizaheih Herman. from Charles
Elizabeth " Walsh. from Laurence J.
George r. Marshalt. from Theda ".
George a. Firth from Barbara $.
Margaret Balla from stephen
Nazele Mardigian. from krikor George.
Mary Lewis from william
Catherine phuomena Address, from Samuel
John Mitchell. from Evelyn
Sivana \ Coles from Leslie r.
MARY Luckelt from Ernest
phuiin Monroe from Mamie
Isabelle NJ Pushes from John
Virginia Edith Ragsdale from James Cole
man.
LYDIA NAV Huey. from Virgil s
Matilda Zek'ger from Joseph
imoEene Kelly. from Jack WcodVoTth.
Funics " Schwartz from Alfred.
Mildred " VAGUE. from John p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
ES-BIRTHS-DEATHS-D
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edmund p. semsnski. %. Marion Taylor
20
Dominic L. Kessler. %; Betty Lorraine
Hariu IL
James L. Fraser, "a Alma June Bleieher.
"a
Harold l. worpeu, rs; virginia L. Rach
wiz. @
Harry KrsGse % Phy,. Madison. ie
Raymond KurzAwski, "a; EstellA Psczssny,
o.
Adolphus Thomas, "a: Marie Cooper, ~.
Joseth szelle. rs. Ruth Cutler %.
Lloyd 1ablocki. %. Esther Anderson. 25.
Randel Kruger, 81: Eileen Deratany. %
David Fournter Jr., rs Marion Hamm. 20,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
DOLL HOSPITAL

VICTORY DOLL HOSPITAL - 1881 De
qunffc between 2i22 Nile road. for-
merry New York poi Hospital Repairs and
accessories. oren sundays Rochester
= g2un
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
BIRTHS


BOYS
| Boys were horn 20;
Carrie Adams. S7i7 Carfori
Mare Alyord 1885 Twelfth
Barbara APPEL sns4 Edgepooo
jeanette Bosonctto is1GT Coyle.
Naomi Benson. 1851 Williams
Anna Baavender sos East Canhee
sophie Czajkowski, $500 smart
Frances Cereske. l25s- Glenheld
Lena Craig, a2lo Goodwin.
Martha Cole. 1927 Mack
Jeanette Chamberlain. 1887 Hollywood
Crosse Ponte
Alvina Cochrane. 1905 Murlsnd.
Mary Cannon. 3Tsi Kendall
Theresa peak s0s5 Vanderbilt,
Lorraine Drake. 1917 FIrwood
ChHrlene Dot son Sc Ferns Highland Park
Hazel Everett 1850 West Grand Blvd.
Mildred Graber, 20277 kingsville.
Rosemane Hines. 1857 Lsvion.
Alberta House. 10 Orchestra place.
Mary Holmes 1920 Buffalo court.
Mary Hubbard. 1909 Illinois.
Tsnsie Jones 373i Riopene
Es'eue kowalskl 1925 Herbert.
June kincsid. 1887 Flanders
Josephine Kazakevich 1881 Gallagher.
Marie KirschIine, 1851 PineNood.
Dorothy l.Ehtfnai- lao Wisconsin.
Maria Layne. 6O32 sixteenth.
Florence Lundy 1870 ColfoH
Marie Lamb 4553 Commonwealth.
stella Mills 1885 BirWood
Clara Morrison i023i Besconsheld.
'iii"'f "N''N'''
Ethel Nero. S940 Keller
Evelyn McGreeor, SSH DreNei
Margaret McDermo,t, 327s Clairmoun'.
Ethel Navoy. 1870 Wyoming.
Rose Okum. 2s70 Gladstone,
Florence Penner, 1898 Clements.
Ellen Rud. s73S 81 cyril
Helen stocking 3i3s West Warren.
Stella Stane4-54+q- Chopin.
Rose Sowa SOS Marcus.
Audrey SehL 2iii symesi Ferndaie
! Elveretia Scherer, 1920 Longacre.
Frances Tsurianinen 1915 TYLER
Emma Trombley PIT Belyidere.
Mary Trinity, $40 Chalmers
Geraldine Trepps l2777 Flanders.
Georgia Wizard. 1920 Nark
Josephine Wallace, 2s704 Van Born, Ink
1 ster.
GIRLS
! Girls we're horn 20:
s-srs r1einan. f7a47 Indiana
May Anckonie, 4i7e Pelham road. Dear
horn.
Jocelyn Bartlett. 1870 Wisconsin.
Sophie Brzezics' 1872 Dane
Genevieve Benedetti, 73p North Dragon.
Mary Bnnello. 1888 Nineteenth.
Grace BHske. 1922 Ellsworth.
Nsltc Brennan, ~ Amherst road. Pleasan
Ridge
lInlysn Beard. a7i75 Eureka. Romulus.
Gladys Chalmers. 1897 Msplewood.
Frances Classy. 1882 Montclair.
Wanda Ciupek, ifiO East Forest
Frances Cosamano. 1925 East Fort.
Mary Dabaldo. 202if Irvington.
Dorothy Dymond i4503 Wavenev.
Harriet Furlong, 1912 Lane.
Celia Fine. 1851 Clements
Dorothy Fletcher. $500 Yorkshire
Geraldine Gambino 402S Fairview.
Margaret Hill. 1887 Vaughan
Marjorie Hammer. i333 Delaware.
Helen Ham, 17is Delaware.
Mary Hoare. 6O26 Neckei. Dearborn
Rosens Hunter 1887 Reno.
virginia Haiman. 1850 Brunette
Dorothy Hook. 1884 Filler
Pearly Jackson 3sii Rivard
Eleanor JEFFREY, l4s63 Novars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Yale Holds Last
Drill for Harvard

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 20.
- GNS) 49, Yale today scheduled
its last practice as undergraduate
equipment managers assembled
the grid gear preparatory 10 to-
morrow's departure for Cambridge
and the Harvard game Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Death nntlces

SMITH o. L., 2sO River Lane. beloved
husband 81 Genevieve, father Of Arthur
NJ STANLEY b stuart N Barbara F..
o. l. Jr.: brother OF Edna sutton. grand
father OF = Al DAILY Chapel 2221i Mich
igan, Dearborn. until Friday morning in
state Friday At First NJ. r.. Church Dear
born. Funeral. If 4. m. until 30 p. m,
time OF service. Burial Moscow Plains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

WE WISH 10 express our sincere apprecia-
tiOn 10 our many friends, especially
Knights OF Pythias Pingree Lodge No 4
also fellow employees Of City Asphalt Com
pany for their kindness and sympathy eN-
tended US az the death 81 our beloved
husband and brother Also our deepest
thanks for the beautiful fora tribute
MRS. ISAAC WALKER ana
THOMAS WALKER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Female Help Wanted

BACTERIoLoGIsT WANTED with hache-
lor Of science degree; experienced In
vaccine and general biological preparation
work. Steady employment with good sal
arV FlYe-day week in modern Detroit
laboratory Address Detroit Times, Box
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Tanforan Entries

FOR Thu sDAY
FIRST RACE-tl n0n nAlfer 2 NeAr -cids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Female Help Wanted

DO YOU SEW AZ homer Show snd seq
our dresses 81 81 minimum pront eeeo
sale Complete selection OF stock on con-
Segment. Myrna Lee. 527 Woodward.
NCED-White girl; general;
small home. no laundry; no oookiuxs
care of child. stay University l-ozof.
EXPERIENCED colnred cook. must have
excellent references; stay; Birmingham
home Si5 TT. 2-7i06. :.
EXPERIENCED counter girl - Day "r
nights: excellent wages. Apply 1904
West MoNiehols road. mornings
EXPERIENCED white, for homework. no
laundry. $40 week. 1885 Oak Drive.
University 1-A0h3.
GENERAL white: stay private room;
two adults one child University l-IloI.
col ORD Two. experienced. general;
weeks work, 81 p m NO sundays
500 Palmer corner Reauhien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Lost and Found


.BILLFOLD lost containing valuable papers
vicinity Hastings and Mlnder. rcnaEa-
Charles Gibson call Townsend S-5465
BLUE PAISLEY SCARF, vicinity Frames .
downtown Monday. keepsake Re
ward. Randolph O500.
BOSTON BULL Female. with rabbit mark
on hack Reward. Tyler s-el32
COCKER SPANIEL, black, white breast,
CVicinity sx-Mile- santa Barbara). Re
ward. University 2-3037.
LOsT-Wirehaired terrier, female puppy.
Rosedaie PARK section. Reward. Redtord
1889.
PoMERANIAN - Female. BLACK, brown
tan, vicinity 1924 Roxbury. Reward
Prospect 9703.
SMALL SANDER Vicinity Board ~ Edu-
cation. Broadway, Substantial reward,
Townsend s217i,
SPRINGER Spaniel. brown, white, (neign.
borhood east side) Reward s9fOl
Greensboro. Pingree 067I.
CONSULT the enlarged Reat Estate IistIngs
in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Female Help-SalesWomen

GIRLS CTwoD--ls 10 %. free 10 1aye,s
working on publishers renewals, toW1ns
New York Philadelphia. Washington, etc !.
transportation paid; chAperoned group'
neat appearance with pleasant personality.
Apply Mrs Griffith. Detroiter Hotel be-
tween s and s p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
DRIVERS WANTED

Geod uuuev@uskIuF opportunity drivin-
Checker cabs An outdoor 1oo driving a
pleasure ear Healthfui profitable anc
steady Age n 10 Sd. Apply 2lZs IrumDul
after a. m
EXPERIENCED SHEET METAL WORK
Frs 10 install air-condlt4nnlng trunk
lines IN new homes Plenty nl work BesI
pay Bring tools
Curner Lumber Co. 1902 Van Dyke
FIVE auto mechanics for general repairs.
salary UP 20 S75 per week steady
employment, Apply Friday evening AZ :
STANDARD 1901 Ggatot A. Burns
INTERNAL grinder hands aii around
grinder hands fHtsi=be experienced BRIT
press men and steel stock room saV mar
with az teaSt 3 years tfsde school eNpe
Renee Apply Nilsson Tool & MIG. Co.
1883 Schaefer Highway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Funeral Directors


J. SUTTON a SON
4i47 TRUMBuLL AVE. TEMPLE 2-SloO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
pINI>G ROOM

FOR fine food and beautiful surroundings.
| Whittier DINING Room. tI3 Burns drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Trade Schools-MoIe
Male Help Wanted
BOYS, 1919 YEARS OLD

BOYS. 1919 YEARS OLD
with bicycles FOR night messenger work
Vacations with pay tieaUnTuT outdoor
work $50 an hour. n YOU are attending
school here ls an opportunity for YOU %
earn extra money See Mr. SWarthout
Room poo Western Union Teiegraph Co.
53S Shelby street.
BOY wanted for delivery work. II years
o'd 3ii6 West Vernon
BOYS i6.i7-is YEARS OLD
-fn- o,if---ervfee come M Crutacr WITH
Big Business men and sain experience
money cannot blY n sou have a bicycle
ana are not geing rs school see Mr.
SWarthout Room zoe, $50 shelby street,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

NNnDffrfftF HTTfW HFTTF ~ TIENs
\ Weather. clear. track. fast.
a Post. 80 p m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Sumner Girl
COMMUNICATED

Miss Esteile james ~ Sumner
was honored recently at miscel-
ianeous shower given BY Mrs
Donald Kessler Of Tacoma.
Miss James viii be married "a
Mr.. Jack Mulhall Of Centrsha
June p At the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Glen Cooking. Her younger
sister. Miss Loretta James, viii
be her only attendant.
The evening was spent playing
games. with honors going to Mrs.
Louise Moriarty and Mrs. Cecil
Cairns.
Pink and white flowers
decorated the rooms and other
favors used carried out the bridal
motif. After the bride-elect was
presented with her gifts, a late
supper was served.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. II. f. James. Mrs. l.. c.
Moriarty. Mrs. Fred cavezel. Mrs.
Richard Finney. Mrs. Jack Munro.
Mrs. w. f. Moore. Mrs. w. L.
Moore. Mrs. John Horn. Mrs. Roy
Crippen, Mrs. Cecil Cairns, Miss
Loretta James and the honor
guest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
.Y.W.C.A. Pool and
Badminton Courts Open

The summer term in the Y. w.
c. A. health and recreation depart
ment opens June 16 with swim
ming and badminton for adults.
Swimming classes will meet day.
time and evening hours. beginners
on Tuesday and Thursday at 9 in
the morning and on Monday and
Thursday at 6:45 in the evening.
Glasses for those who already know
how to swim, but wish to improve
and learn to dive will meet Tues
day and Thursday mornings at $50
and Monday and Thursday eve
nings at 1880.
The pool will be open for dips
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday mornings
from IL to IL, and on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons
from 2 to s; Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings from
to $50.
Afternoon hours are closed until
June 80.
The Y. w. c. A. badminton
courts are open on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings from 10 TO IL.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons, 2 to 6; Monday. We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings,
7:30 to $50.
Wednesday is Pal day in the
pool, with Wednesday night being
Family night" At this time
the men of the family may join the
women for a swim. They are to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Mrs. Martin FIem
Honored on Birthday

A surprise party was given re-
Gently for Mrs. Martin Elem at
her home on Waller road by
friends and neighbors.
Lovely gifts and beautiful bou-
quets Of flowers were presented
by the guests, including the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs. Sell
gren. Mrs. Harvey Weeks. Mrs.
H. A. Martin, Mrs. Jack Heath.
Mrs. J. Paetz. Mrs. Hjslmar Jen-
sen, Mrs. Olof Anderson. Mrs. An
drew Anderson. Mrs. d. Birchman
and Mrs. Rudolph Geise.
Refreshments were served and a
short program and visiting were
enjoyed
Loyal chapter. Goodwill Indus
tries. meets Thursday for a 1880
luncheon A. the home OF Mrs. k.
II. Smith. Sis No. sth 81. Miss
Carrie Smith will assist her mother.
Mrs. +. II. Saul will preside over
The business session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Club Will Mark
Second Anniversary

Marking their second anniver-
sary. members of the NJ. and NJ
club will meet for dinner wednes-
cay evening In the Sports Center
The affair will be followed by O
theater party.
The July meeting will be held
st the home Of Mrs. Wilbur Ham
ilton. An election of officers will
take place.
Members planning TO attend the
anniversary dinner are Mesdames
Jack Harvey, Donald Blake. Law
renee Anderson, Robert Dunn, Rob-
ert Buckley. George Doherty
Ernest Funkhauser, Wilbur Ham.
ilton. Harry Hintz, John Mazzs
and Kenneth Leach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Farewell Party For Pupils
Is Given by PIT. A.

Bryant Parent-Teacher associa.
tion sponsored a farewell get
together recently for pupils who
graduate from the school this Sc
mester. Mrs. w. S. Sallee was
chairman of the committee, assist
ed by Aesdames r. Knapp. Joseph
Turco. 4. s. Dolan, Cyrus Albert
son, Gus Llewellyn. A. Berquist,
Thomas Lowry and Clarence
Lyonais.
Members OF the class attending
were Audrey Blundell, Erms
Evans. Rojean knight, Barbara
Moore. Frances Nilsen. Wilma Pc
derson, Enid Peterson. Beverly
Rogers, Tynnie Smith. Irene Swim
dler, Robert Bambaee, Harry
Compton, Robert LaHatt, Billy
Lowell, Jack Macpherson, Jimmy
Malstrom, Jimmy Payton, David
Taplin, Barbara Albertson, Betty
Ansell, Donna Arnold, Charlotte
Bradshaw, and Patricia Brown.
Also present were Dolores Buhr,
Dorothy Curraa. Dorothy johnson.
jeanne Knapp. Martha Morrow,
Dee Lois Nye, Jean Ruff. Josephine
Wolfe, Donald Ashley. Henry Ben
THEN, Kenneth Berquist, David
Blackwell, Donald Bloom, Elliott
Brown. John Caraes. Arthur
Cnurchward. Tom Dahl. Jimmie
Dean. Robert Delegard. Eddie
Dolan. Alton Herzog. Rudolf Jor-
gensen, Buddy Llewellyn. Thomas
Lowry, Billy Mari. Bobby Rauch.
Charles Richards. Vincent Sherer.
Wynn Smith. Arthur Smythe, Ray
mond Spalding and Billy Ter Hark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Arts and Science Club
Sends DELEGATES 70 Seattle

Representing the Arts and Sci
ence club at the annual state con-
vention of the Washington FEEDER
alton Of Women's clubs, this week
in Seattle will be Mrs. Emory
Lesmon, incoming president, Mrs.
Winfield Sypher. retiring presi-
dent, Mrs. Otto Glasman. Mrs.
John Lemon and Mrs. Walter
Smell.
Mrs. Smell, who holds a state
craftsmanship. spoke at the educa-
tional conference Tuesday and at
the general session Wednesday.
Both talks were on Youth and
Education"
Among Arts and Science club
members who will motor over for
some of the sessions are Mesdames
Carl Messner, Alex McBeath, Ger
hart Bahr and Clara Behling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Lincoln Court Meeting
Last Before Vacation

Lincoln Court. Order OF the AM
aranth. viii meet Thursday even
ing for Its regular business meet
ing In the 3sth st. Masonic hall.
The meeting will mark the last
session before summer vacation.
Those having birthdays since
April will be honored. A social
hour will be followed by late pot
luck supper.
All members will be welcomed
by the royal matron. Mrs. Thur
man Givens, and the royal patron,
Mr.. Harrison Durant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
'Newlyweds Feted
In Spokane
Reception Honors Ii. and
Mrs. Twohy Jean Arendtl

Lieut.. and Mrs. John Rob-
ert Twohy, who were wed last
Saturday morning, were hon.
ored at a reception in Spokane
on Sunday afternoon at the
home of Lieut.. Twohy's aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d.
Twohy. Friends of the family
in Spokane, the bridegroom's
home, were invited to call to
meet the young bride, the for
mer Jean Valerie Arendt, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher N. Arendt of
Tacoma.
The pretty wedding ceremony In
which two prominent northwest
families were united, was read in
Holy Cross church by the Rev.
Martin Duggan in a radiant floral
setting arranged with blossoms
from the garden of the Charles
Orion home at Sumner.
The bride was statuesque in a
gown Of cleaning satin with court
length veil Of imported illusion.
She was escorted down the aisle
by her father and carried a white
prayer book on which lilies OF the
valley were used.
Miss Ruth Welles OF Spokane
was the brides only attendant and
Mr.. Frank Twohy was his broth
er's best man. Ushers were Lieut..
d. w. Twohy, IT.. and Capt. John
W. Ramsey.
Immediately following the eere-
mony a reception was held at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr..
d. w. Twohy. father of the BRIDE
groom. and Mrs. William Cullen.
his aunt. Joined the bridal party in
the receiving line.
White flowers were used through
the home repeating the same
motif as in the church. The COLA
ton table was covered with white
Italian lace and centered with the
brides cake which she cut with
her bridegroom's sword in army
tradition.
Presiding were Mrs. Charles w.
Orton and Mrs. Marian Heating,
aunts Of the bride, Mrs. Cullen
and Mrs. John w. Ramsay. Assist
ing also were Mrs. Thomas Dill.
Miss carlen Cullen. Mrs. John
Wells. Mrs. Edward Jannsen.
Misses Patricia Winney. Josephine
Galloway. Betty Jane Graham and
Margaret AcAinnie.
The bride is a popular and tall
ented girl and after graduating
from Aquinss scsdepy she ma jor-
ed In art AZ Cornish school. She
also attended Whitman college and
the College Of Puget Sound.
Lieut.. Th1ohy is a graduate OF
Gonzsga university. The young
couple are motoring to Salt Lake
City and VIII return through south
ern California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Two Meetings for
w. B. A. This Week

San Francisco Travel club OF
the Womanz Benefit association
win hold its next meeting wednes-
day evening at 7:so at the home
a Mrs. w. o. oztrem. at Edge
wood. The business meeting has
Mira II. +. Frazier In charge.
Games win be played.
Lincoln Review viii hold its next
meeting. Thursday evening. at
<55e So L ST. with Mrs. ]. T..
Former presiding.
oentrnl Chapter Goodwin viii
hold = potluck picnic In Lincoln
park Thursday noon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Club Convention
In Second Day
Junior Womens Club
Wins Special Award

Three hundred delegates to-
day entered the second day
of the three-day annual con-
vention of the Washington
State Federation of Women's
clubs.
Awards announced include
the know America" exhibit
of the Tacoma Junior Wom-
ems club; flower and table
arrangements, Mrs. Nesmith
Ankeny, Walla Walla; doll coll
lections. Mrs. Mary Lou Biek-
ert, Lake City; art scrapbooks,
Benevolentia club, d ton,
first, Puyallup Junior Wom-
ems club, second. Longview
Women's club. third.
Short story-Mae Eastman. Sc
attic, first; Nellie Rudser. Spo-
kane, second; Clara Morrison, Sc
attic, third.
Short short story Emily Mitch
ell, Lakeview. first and third:
Olive Hunt, Fail City, second.
Essay - Anna Weitz. Endicott.
first: Emily Louise Mitchell. Lake.
view, second; short informal essay
Mrs. John L. Hill. Longview,
first; Nellie Rudser. Spokane. sec
ond: Marie Alexander, Spokane,
third.
Poetry Edna DEWITT. Green-
acres. first; Cora Spriesterbach.
Everett, second: Mae Eastman.
Seattle, third; Penny art fund.
Tacoma Junior Women's cllS.
first; Toppenish Women's club.
second; Harrah Women's club.
third.
Junior talent awards included
public welfare and youth coopera-
ton, Tacoma Junior Womens
club; social projects. Seattle jun
ior Women's club; financial prof.
ects - Puyallup Junior Women's
club.
Tacoma Tribe No. Is, Red Men,
will hold their next public card
party Wednesday evening in the
Eagles hall at $50 o'clock.