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A0uSES For SALE.


116 4th ST. NE, NEAR EAST CAPITOL,
Brick. 10 r., , baths, . kitchens: arrangeo
in 3 apts.: conv. location: garage S3oo-
$500 cash, balance less than rent. Open.
1885 RrTTENHOUsE ST. NW-BY OWN
er. rooms and bath. large recreation
room and full til. bath in basement.
SsrS p DGFehs heat; arrsnstd for % families
$500 RA 246S or Adams 1850
BETHESDA, Ss.5O0-VERY ATTRACTIVE
brick, Cape Cod bedrooms: | bedroom drooh
on the rst oOr isTge sf5sened 6 nh psSy
Ct S5ss ss'' 'vHD''s WIS ave wi vi $500. -
HALF BLOCK CONN, AVE- BEDRMs:,
ssssed sssd vs afseheS NM s0lSea eook sci M a
100 BLOCK W LELAND; C. ,e.r C.; MP4~
Ps5 Reuse eond D. Priced S E less ihan Il orig cos.
" " Gso W sHiERY. dGTf Ds IA as more .nAn -eH'
MT PLEASANT. 300 BLOCK lsth-10
r. . b., h.-w:h,: $1,000 down. bal mo.
NEAR NAVY h!H YARD ; r sE1DETAca5p ! DE :. HE'D
co Ma SGs2: ewes. RA 4'."l.
: ROOMS. sEMI-DETACHED. LARGE
lot. garage, . fireplaces. ; screened porGhes.
recreation room T5h fepafe paTh Close TO
schools. stores and transp. North 20S'.
Two-FAMILY HOUSE, OWNER oCCU-
pied: l apt. rented for 500 month. uitra-
modern, quality and eonditiSn Snrt lar D,n1 aDEET
sts. H. NJ. HUNTER. 1919 Eye ST. NV.
GROOM HOUSE, BATH AND BASEMENT; E,!i, +
st. Sc. BY OWNER. $3.50. FIR. 6as..
BETHESDA = $3.50 - BEAUTIFUL De
tsched brick bungalow. containing large
bedrooms living room with M hrepiace: &c:
with space for :, additional rooms. full
SsSs%SRi; ssss Wis. s1e. sasasSir WI. 500. 800 = -
HoUsEBoAT, 3OxlO FT. EXCELLENT
St0li use person PERSONS; 800 Easily toved any
where Open for inspection at Hartse's
Boatyard. Galesville. Md, or TIE. :739.
IF. YOU HAVE Sa.5oo; I HAVE BAR
Corner house FIR 7695. between 70 p m.
TAKoMA PARK-S7. $50 - ATTRACTIVE
brick Cape Cod, 4 bedrooms, baths, 2
bedrooms and bath on first floor, large
Immediate possession. SAML E. BOGLEY,
669S Wis. ave. WI. $500.
BARGAIN: DID YOU SAY? A HOME
rooms and bath. Z rooms and bath; good
I more Than carry it. Price, ss;s54; sAM'L
-, KENs1NGToN. MD.
Lovely 6-rm. home. in excellent condi-
ton; "a block Conn. ave; ideal location.
Kensington 1872
1341 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Seven large rooms. "a bath and bed
room on 1st floor, 3 bedrooms and full
bath on second floor. full basement: oil
heat: large lot and priced to sell quickly.
Open Sunday until dark. Call Mr..
Boaze, GE. 6779. WAPLE & JAMES,
INC. 1924 14th st. NV.
HOME BUYERS AND INVESTORS.
Now is the time to buy. I have 9
houses equipped for 2 families. Rented to
two families and bringing in good return.
Ssn be bought e on epE eas terms 4so oF in
DI. 3346.
34OO BLOCK 18th ST. NV
Overlooking Rock Creek Park 5-rm.
gas heat; in new-house condition; only
$3.50. NY. Nains, AO, 2e7p.
WAPA = JANA NE. ~. oS<a.
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REALTY ASSOCIATES
ioI7 lee Highway. Oh. l43S OK 1870.
ADJOINING EDGEMOOR.
S9,250.

Beautiful Cape Cod home OF : room, and
paths. Including library on frst floor.
automatic heat; dressing room and store
room in addition; bus nearby 80 600
Act quickly on this Cali Wisconsin $3.50
or NaflOnal ns6H. * for MR LANE
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C..

3l01 to BIB Chestnut s. ne-4 new
3-room brick houses. nearing completion
Large living room and dining room. MODEL
kIchen with Murphy cabinets, large
bedrooms with plenty OF closets. beautiful
tile bath ana shower lsrse. bright cellar
with laundry and toilet These are we'll
built homes. Come and see and select your
paper and fixtures Price and terms rea-
sonsole. Open from Ia TO e pm
out Rhode Island ave. TO Monroe st,
turn right to Chestnut st
b F BIOL MES
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TO SETTLE ESTATE
1919 Military rd. n.w,-Larse residence
lst roor-Linen room. dining room. 2
bedrooms, bath. kitchen and porch.
md noor-3 complete apis. furnished {:
private entrances. garages: income 500
month,
Situated on a larse wooded lot fronting
Io3 II, on Military rd: by 30 IT. deep.
sehoo near sHe P2es
S2".5oo. subject to offer. Terms. Cash
y6E s9Sys i 41NEs 15Es CO AGENTS Fy 1 month
Sunday. MI. 2so6 after !.
5000 ALBEMARLE ST. NW.-OPEN ! TO
, today. Lot. lnnxl6!l1 feet with some of
the finest trees in the city Elevation high.
in easy reach. MelloWed by time and rich
in experience. the sroom house will appeal
TO people Of ,,SS q9let ta95es Piss sl4""o'
1719 ST. NV. MA. 1l6d.
HOME AND INVESTMENT
Lovely semi-detached Colonial prick III
new-house condltion; cono U;cbs ne c i1csqon; ION;
from part of house Will pay expenses: good
terms to responsible party and bargain al
ora STERLING IN N 8 W FISHER sF go; 5000
NEAR MOUNT VERNON AND FORT HUNT.
! Va,-Substantial brick house of : rooms
; about / u acres of level land: the house is
| in poor condition but ought to be worth
| fixing UP at the price, S5.5OO.oO. cash
necessary above the mortgage of $500. 90
1719 K St. NV. NA. 1865.
ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR SMALL PRI-
| vate school and adjoining school grounds
| located at 1920 Concord ave. n.w.s The =
room house is set far back from the street
| ON a lot 5Sxl62 feet with fine trees: hot
! water heat porcheS; the land is Zonec
| for apartments and this is an attractive
value at SS.15O.OO.
,-,o vLoUis F; SHOEMAKER; ,,ss
NEAR CAR LINE AND SCHOOL IN THE
northwest section-Semi-detached house OF
8 rooms, bath. hot-water heat and garage:
payments for the rest. This ought to be
! classed as an investment Ask for Mr.. Hurd
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV. Ma. 1166.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH-REAL BUY.
Sell less than assessed value of 81 800
| cost $4,000. Open, lighted. 1913 Crit
| tenden st. NV. Mod. detached, large rms.
garages, pretty yard. Don't miss this
GE. 1I22.
NEW-HOUSE CONDITION.
Vacant-1911 D St. NE.
| Attractive 6-room brick home, auto. ga.
| heat. paneled recreation room, lavatory in
basement. deep back yard to PUBLIC alley
| and transportation. Priced low at $3.50
| only $3.50 cash, balance through F. H. A.
small monthly payment and low Interest
rate. Open for INSPECTION Sunday after
| noon, 36 pm.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
alSS rsnnA Az. NV. RI. 31i3.
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STUDIO APT.
APARTs. FURN. OR UNFURk.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

oNE-RooM APARTMENT FURNISHED
or unfinished. W. section. by employed
lady; reasonable. Box 4l9-X. Star
UNFURNISHED APT WANTED BY YOUNG
lneton, Va. convenient TO new Navy Bldg /:
o3d-S3e. Adams 5O96, 1913. Ii
ROOM OR APT. FOR Ink. BETWEEN
Conn. and Wis. aves, for settled lady.
leaS. Emerson 4US5
EMPLOYED LADY WITH BABY WISHES
70 snare apt. or house; prefer Arlington.
Glebe $3.50
MARRIED COUPLE, ONE CHILD, WISH
70 exchange his or her part-tlme services
for rent on apt Box 59-Z, Star.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT, D. c.: l OR .
rooms, kitchen private bath: moderate
rent immedlately OUELLETTE, lOlS
18th 81. NV.
REFINED JEWISH GIRL WOULD LIKE TO
share furnished apartment with others
immediate. Box 69-Z. Star.
APT. FURN., FOUR ROOMS. PVT BATH;
not over SOD: Will pay 500 to SO. fur
hlshed house. NV. section. HO. 3l41
NEAR CAP AND LIB OR 3 RMS, X.
and b., unfurn., c.h.w,, good heat; in quiet
adult home or apt. house Box 3.3-X. Star
FURN. APT, :. RMS, KITCHEN AND PVT
PAN n AnacoSua or vicinity. for Nov
IN Arlington or Alexandria for December
lSt; three adults. Box 81. Star.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE MODERN 3 OR
4 room apt or small house In NV or
nearby Arllneton. Reasonable. Ia 0443.
BY LADY, FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
apartment Two bedrooms. Telephone
Michigan Ol16. o.
COUPLE DESIRE 2 ROOMS, KIT.
and bath. furn. or unfurn. Box 31-J,
Star
FOR COLORED-ONE-RO KITCHEN
cue apt. Tor newly WedS, reasonable. Call
Dl. OILS between | and s pm
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NEARING COMPLETION.

> BEDROOMS BATHS
ThlS i an opportunity for some one
VINO has been looking Tor large home a.
an attractive pr.ce In a restricted loca-
non. on very hne corner lot commanding
sweeping valley view, IL IS without COM
DsrlSon In the DiSlrIci today Center-hal II
plan. lSt-toor den and layatory. 1-car ga
Taee, recreation room. Owner may choose
hIs own decorations if he acts qu!ck!v.
Inc prIce Is less than SIS 5000. For details
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R. V. MARCERON,
613 18th ST. NV MA. s5ss.
ATTRACTIVE HOME, BEAU
T1FULLY FURNISHED.
N E A RBY MONTGOMERY
COU Mt Y; LARGE LOT.
FIR UT TREES; NEAR
s. SCHOOLS AND BUS:
r E. N TAI. $125 MONTH.
CALL OLIVER 8O18 FOR IN
SPECTION
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FURNISHED

And way under sIO.GdG: s rooms 2 baths
= ranges 3 elec. .Tefrigerators. 2-story and
basement brick h.-w.h., OIL burner, excel
lent renting loCa ton.
ACT PROMPTLY
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S6,750-9700 Brunnett Ave,
SILVER SPRING MD.

urn Ielt on CoIe>Vllle pike on SliRo
Greek Parkway: Attractive. modern .
bedroom home. living room l2i 2x23 with 3
bay windows, space for = additional bed
rooms oil heat. Very attractive land
SCaped ward. Storm windows Z NJ FRY
/ INC. $50 Wisconsin ave. Phone WI,
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SIG DORSET AVE,
SOMERSET MD
(Continued.)

Delightful stone home on large corner
lot close to Wis. ave. stores. schools,
buses, etc Every convenience. auto. gas
heat servants room, garage, laundry. etc.
Large lly. room ulnng room. bT nook,
XII. and screened-in porch, and 3 bed
rooms. nursery and :! baths. Open ior
INSPECTION Sunday u TO o' or caH Ma
ITO reach. 30 out Wis. ave- 10
flrst traric light beyond Dis
trict line. turn left 3 blocks 10
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

As this will sell today. Call Mr johnson
81. i5lS, McKEEVER Il WHITFFORD.
lhIf x IlI Q-NE
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ROOMING HOUSE.
MODERN, 6 RMS: | ACRE.

$685.: all lsyse rms, 2-car garage, fruit
and shade trees
4 Bedroom Home. 2 Acres.
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NEAR WALTER REED

Hospital. west of Georgia ave. See at once
New. detached all-brick houses; q oaths
4 bedrooms: center hall plan: southern ex-
posure. Inquire i247 Underwood 81. NV.
Phone HA $500.
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COLUMBIA HTS. BARGAIN

substantial 3-story brick arranged as 2
Apartments Of and 3 rooms kitchen and
bath. rented dow at SO each Ideal
investment for settled couple who can oc-
cupy bright nrSj-f1oOr apartment set Lb-
erai income from other >. Good. econom-
zeal hot-alr hrating plant. Property needs
some repairs. bur price of SS,1uu. including
CURED. balance on easy terms WAGGA-
MAN-BRAWNER REALTY CORP, ZOO
Eve MetrOpDlItap
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5544 goth PL.,
JUST OFF NEBRASKA AVE
3-beoroom and 3-bath detached brick
oil heat detached garage
Open Today II to $50.
W C & A n. MILL Err DEVEL OPMFNT co
10 1fn ST N W
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


AURORA HILLS, ARL1NGToN-DE
ST. so
ARLINGToN-5, ROOMS. TILE BATH
recreation nm; beautifully furnished; air
$40 mo. DI. l.14.
ALEXANDRIA,, vA.-coMPLETELY FUR
nlshed; bedrooms. , baths; oil heat;
sarden; view of Potomac Temple 1880.
MODERN BUNGALOW, FURNISHED. is
mi. from Washington. Telephone Fair
iak :o4-J.
LOG CABIN FURNISHED, S25 MO- TELE-
phone Fairfax 254-J.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-AT-
6Ti traG; h,, 2rrm bunsalow q bedrms, tile bath.
MA. $3.50. Sunday. wO. 9lo0.
GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. BED
Aba Hest Hesrs ea oSd al fIrnsaed
SH. 4l23. Eve, Sligo 3346.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 6..l 10Th ST.
suitcase, to Oct. l. 1912, nicely furnished
''-bedroom. 2-bath detached brick with den,
recreation room screened porch. maid 5
room ouilt-in garage. automatic heat.
BIOS 3Sth st. VT bedrooms. ga baths
den and lavatory. large kitchen. screened
porch, hnlshed attic, 2,car garage; lovely
grade and high schools. transportation and
shopping; available furnished or unfur-
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEvEL opMENT CO.,
lll9 l1th st. NV. District 4464
ARLINGTON, VA.
rms. and bath. ami. oil heat. refg ::
immediate possession: $50. CHI. 300
NEAR CATHEDRAL.
Completely equipped town house. spa.
clouS living room, , bedrooms > ba tbs,
powder room and lavatory on lst floor, :,
nrepiaceS with wood supply, maid $ room
ana bath: alr-conditioned gas heat and
earage; large wooded garden and bird sane
tuaiy IN rear Of house. Located > blocks
from Transportation and shopping center
Available ON or before December l. Shown
oN appointment only; 500
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1.
NEW HOME. NEW FURNISHINGS:
bedrooms 2i2 baths: completely furnished,
snort or long lease adults only, $500 mo
ROMYE LAMBORN
6ooA Wilson Blvd. Airing on CHI Abb.
TAKOMA PARK-5 ROOMS. OIL HEAT;
garage aulet street; near stores and bus.
ROBERT f. LOHR.
III Cedar ST. Takoma Park, d. c.
GE U201
MICHIGAN PARK
III Shepherd ST NE.
- rms. bath. lncloSed porch, all elec
kitchen, oil burner; newly decorated COM
EieteIy furnished: garage: SllO.
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ATTRACTIVE 2-RM APT. TO SHARE
with congenial young woman twin beds eX-
Cellent location, convenient transportation.
Write giving age. position ana amount
II llS-I Star
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Mr.. ROCK CREEK BORDER,
Half block west of 18th; large brick. &
rooms. , complete baths, oxford kitchen
cabinets, Venetian blinds, fireplace, auto.
heat. > screened porches 2-car brick
Rarsge; perfect condition; for quick sale.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos H ST. NV. MA. OLA.
Evenings GE. 1884.
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$3.50 SOUTHERN AVE Sc

5-room brick. ! bath. extra commode.
fireplace, refrlsera or gas range. hot-water
heat with oil burner, Wta ther-Stripped
and screened lovely porcheS. attic and
Z-car garage with stone driveway: hard
wood noorS larse luOSl35-foot lot A
picturesque and substantial home of nneSt
quality and surroundings
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
HOME OR INVESTMENT

"-family bricks, rented sos mo. new,
modern bldgs.; $500 each. ROGER
MOSS, e21 18th. DI 1921.
ON BUCHANAN ST. NV. NEAR 18TH
Il rooms. l bath, " inclosed porches. ga
rage, gas heat: SY.35o, eaSy terms.
Takoma bargain. house converted into
3 apis. total rental $1,000 VI; price,
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HOUSES UhFURNIsHep.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 3a3S LIVINGSTON
st-Laree S-room detached brick homo
bath. gas auto. heat; $3.50 mo OWNER
Emerson 039O
GROOM HOUSE. BUuT-IN PORCHES
hot water. gas heat. Fine residential sec
lion near St. Gabriel's Church and schools
easy transp. III Allison ST. NV. For in
lorna ton. call NE 6o1i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Sparkling with brilliantly writ
ten lines. often tense with drama.
the situations which develop are so
true to life and refreshingly funny
that this should easily prove one
of the most popular of all Drama
league major productions. of which
1t is the fourth this year
Mrs Cain. one of the Little
theaters ablest directors. has a
genius for comedy. although the
breadth of her talent is emphasized
BY the variety of successful pro-
auctions which she has directed in
recent years. The Animal King
dom" Dolls House, " Yes. Ny
Darling Daughter and Night
Must Fail
Hard at work on the ambitious
technical effects are Roy Boyles,
assistant to the director and head
designer. Charles HUM. permanent
productions chairman and a staff
Of skilled technical experts. who
are planning some Of the most
elaborate stage settings yet to be
used on the Little theater's famous
revolving stage Nine scenes pro-
vide the background for the i'd
ventures and misadventures Of the
Hilton family through the swift
and merry progress Of the play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Small scrolls ON which wsrv en-.
grased the names Of the b.trofhed
WIRE tied with white ribbon
around the neck of miniature
brides. the Ice cream molds. which
WIRE served At the late supper.
Sorority sisters Of the bride
elect who motored from Seattle for
the occasion wefe Misses Gail
Davis and BETTY Galbraith Of spo-
kane. Dorothea Dean and Nerna
sundqulst of Hoquiam. Janet
Dick. Of colsille. and Norma
phinnoy and Jean sohasffer Of Ne.
atte
Other guests included Misses
Sally Howe. Margaret Taylor.
Patricia Mooraw. Doris gosssllini
and Ruth Melindy.
Receiving with Miss Weth1rby
were her mother. an aunt. Mira
Stewart Davis and her grand
mother. .irs J. L. Wetherby.
Tho bride eject attended the TINT
ysrsity Of Washington. where she
was member Of chi Omega /
sorority. Her fianrs also attend |
ed the university. where his fra
ternity In Phi Delta Theta.
No date has bern set for the
early summer wedding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Jan Claire Logan
Arrives March }

Mr.. and Mrs. John Claire Logan
announce the birth of a daughter,
Jan Claire March 3.
Maternal grandparents sharing
congratulations are Mr.. and Mrs
Frank j. Budil of Tacoma. and
paternal grandparents are Mr..
Chas. r. Logan of Portland. Ore.
and Mrs. William Boyd of Salem,
Oregon.
Receiving congratulations also
are Mrs. Rose Smith of this city
who is the baby's great-grand-
mother, Mr.. Robert Logan of Lon
don. England. great-grandfather
and Mr.. Lew Griffin of st. Paul,
Neb. neutrality-suspicious..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Miss Grondahl
To Be Army Bride


Tea time last Sunday after
noon WAS the occasion of the
engagement announcement of
Miss Jane Frances Grandahl.
daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Sigurd Grondahl, to 1t. Peter
l.. Packard. son of DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis A. Packard OF
Bakersfield. Calf.
Hours we're from 2 10 8 Mt
the Steilacoom home of the
bride-elect's parents.
Little Sandra Grondahl passed
tiny airplane favors 10 which
scrolls were tied revealing the
names of the couple and April D
a. the wedding date.
For her engagement party, Miss
Grondahl wore an aqua crepe
dress with an heirloom jewel nj
the neokline. Her mother re-
eeived In black velvet and little
sandra was quaint in white and
daffodil-yellow with halo cap.
Daffodils were used through tho
rooms and a. n eenterpiece for
the tea table blue iris and pink
,.Ir.,,i.,,. were 'i4e'n'd at
Miss Grondahl akehded the
College of Puget Sound and be-
came a member of Delta Alpha
Gamma sorority.
Her sorority sisters attending /
The tea were Misses Barbara
Jacobson, Beverlee Burrows. Pa
trioia Glover and Betty 10 Van
Alta.
Others from Tacoma were Mrs.
Ivan Rogers. Mrs. Robert Martin.
Miss Patricia Keene. Miss kath-
leen Mocallum and Miss Helen
Friends from steilacoom inolud- I
ed Mrs Bennett. NJ. Saunders.
Miss Kathryn Mccutoheon, Miss
Janet Toilefson. Mlas lone Brook
hyser. Mis- Msrge Bailey. Miss
Nir Hadean Dyer. Miss Lucille
Edwards, Mas Dorothy Mocomh,
Dorothy Dondanean.
Mrs. Y. V Ekenbels and Mrs
Gunner Johnson poured during
the tea hour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
VIII Mark Anniversary
Al Clover Greek

Clover Creek Grange. ISL, Will
hold its 18th anniversary celebra-
ton Monday in the lodge rooms
at Frederiekson. Mrs. +. Davis,
grange lecturer. and Mrs. Hanna
Doersam. home economies chair
man, Will be In charge Of ar
engagements.
Dancing will follow the formal
opening ceremony and program.
Speakers Will include lie Roy Gam
mon. Oliver Anderson. Ed Glenn
ont. VIII Meyers and Ted Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Esther johnson
Weds Roy Boblei
Ceremony Il sol>mn;1sd
~ Ne Reeob's rlons

Mas Esther !. Johnson.
daughter II Mr. ]. Johnson
= Olympia. became fhe bride
of Mr. =. Roy Rohlet n
Wenatrhee ~ Fen. n II the
hnmr Of the brides brother
in-lav and slster. Mr. and Mrx
u. ". Receh.
re n<s. csFi Inhn@an pastor
- ne Fsfss chfl=flsn church.
re.a tns suwa n~fnFs - irsnfo~
vis<a altar 4 xre~a<Tv sna vnsss
carnations
Fuf h<r wedding. n hFia~ woFp
= navy hsae sftsfneon frrst ~fth
= orchid eor~aE~ MFs Hecoh.
Asr sisters enly stt<a=i.at. ~usu
saidser hlu< fFe<k ard : eurr4ae
NJ xars1<nias ard ropphusis
NJ Frank Au>s - nentaa.
hruth~r-sn-isw II The hrisi>uruupn.
49, ness man
n~faT~ re se<<lee ~ tappxs
vsr~ IInhs<d ~ kfrs Anee. stster
10 NJ. nes<Ist HAe waFe : nzs1
hls~ fse<s win /. xafsfsnas kar.
sage Music fnr ire f<fvmeny
as played ~ Mr. - Z. MAKER
White ssfnsianns and whlts
tsr<ss si<eaf<f~si the table for the
Internal feeersinn following ~
ref~mnuy. Mis- uufathy Perkins
.nsf Mrs WiEiisra tsommsnd pre-
sides. ..ssstsa ~ Mfs = = Msfo
AMI Mrs. Hn1ard n. Fuufl~r.
IRE nav hanna wtIl ~ es<nntieor
81 in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Of the people. The responsibility
of meeting this challenge lies at
the doorstep Of leaders In the
community. League members can,
I should say. be potent forces In
their communities. allying them
selves with community chests and
other groups In the stnpendous
effort to mobilize for human needs
instead OF human destruction" she
added
Miss Shields has had broad
experience In social and health
work in New Orleans Her APP
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Mrs. Kendall viii
Entertain Monday

Mrs. Thomas Kendall of 3010 So.
18th st. will open her home to
members OF the Better Gardens
club Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Members will respond to
roll call with st. Patrick's verse.
A short business session will be
held conducted by Mrs. Lena Rob
erts. the president of the club and
for the afternoon program Mr..
Philip Burrows, a guest speaker.
will talk on Acid Loving Shrubs 3"
Following a round table discussion
by members, treasure chest will
conclude the meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Seminary Mothers VIII
Have Two Meetings

Members Of the Annie Wright
Seminary Mothers club will hold
two meetings during the coming
week. On Monday morning. Mrs
VIII J. Conner. chairman OF the
group will meet with the execu-
tive board at 1870 in the teachers
room. On Wednesday at the same
hour, also In the teachers room.
the lower school mothers will meet
under Mrs. George Thompson's d.
reetion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Members of sn~ Tuesday ssatv
club ~ill meet this w~eb ~ ~
hnms NJ Mfa a. r Alien 4 1
a'eineh lunehson ~til rfrc~<i~ the
business rnssfinx
Mrs. W. n Asiiaa ~iIi rive =
paper IN Women In Creative o.
rapalsnna
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Mrs. kuniet 70 Entertain
Sorority Moiher.' Club

Mothers Of girls Of Kappa
Sigma Theta sorority viii meet
for 1890 luncheon Friday at the
home of Mira ". A kunigk, 1908
North 18th. Mrs. r v Moore viii
speak on weaving. an the program
for the afternoon. Assisting host-
easss Will be Hesdames y Harehe-
sini. Herbert stenson and Norman
Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Spring Production to Open Soon
Under Mrs. Cain S Direction
Organizations Fourth Play This Season Scheduled For
March H. 28 29 and April 3. 4 and S

Spring comedy love :. and the adventure of an
average family in These the
neverfa ingredients put together with brilliantly written
dialogue to make delightful spring fare for theaerhungry
audiences in Call 1t Day now in production by the Tacoma
Drama League under the direction of Mrs Harry p CAIN
and scheduled for March 81 % 30 April 3, a, 5.
Written by Dodie Smith, who under another also
authored Autumn Crocus the play depicts the adventures
of middle-cass family during the waking hours of
single day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Miss Anderson
WEEDS Mr.. Prins


Mr.. and Mrs. Roy ID. Ander-
son of 1920 No. 9th st, are
announcing the marriage Of
their daughter. Elizabeth
June. To Mr.. John X. prina.
son Of Mr.. and Mira. John
Prins Of 300 No. G st. which
was quietly solemnized dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
Prior To thu departure af the
young couple % San Francisco.
where Mr.. ItTlna has obtained .