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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Club
Starts RehearsaIs

THE LOVELIER CHORAL
CLUB, a women'S chorus Of tho
y w c. a. Will begin rehear-
sails for the eleventh season
under The direction of Florence
Paddock konkle.
The Wednesday evening group
viii meet at 7:30 in the Central
Branch while the Friday after
noon group will meet this week
an 1880 in the Highland Park
Branch. Any one interested in
Joining may call the president.
Mrs KDnkle. Townsend 7-7159
or Mrs Ferguson. Olive 4492
Tor an addition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
VIII Open Opera

TO RISE STEVENS goes the
honor of opening the Metropoli-
tan Opera season As the star OF
Mozart'S Figaro, at the end OF
November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Reprints Old Diet

hsI limited earlier in this col
nan I have had no occasion 20
use a dict mysclf-and as a re-
salt have not investigated tho
rroN. ones that have become pop
ular In fact / know nothing
about them. | am, however re-
printing the one that caused
Su'h fuss back In 1881 and
II 4 resembles any current diet
LIVING or dying please don I hold
j. aCausf me Here GOES:
FIRST DAY
breakfast Orange. coffee emo
-ar or cream
Lunch One lamb chop, broilcd
(VelD
Dinner steak tbrollcdl. lei-
fcr. tomato cucumber. orange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Contrasting Sight

ADD CONTRASTING sights
the ultra-lemininc Myrna 10y
wearing a mans dressing gown
ln-betWecn scenes on Tho
Shadow OF the Thin Man" set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
LnrRT1I DAY

Breakfast Orange, coffee
Lunch, Brollcd chicken. spin
a0n cooked carrots. Saline
crackers grapefruit. coffee
Dinner one lamb chop tWo
tomatoes. rrqDcfruif coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
VIiIRD DAY

Breakfast Orange, coffee
Lunch rcndcrloin. steak, tWo
= y r----- ffr-r-
Dinner Scrambled eggs icils
7a''.rc crackers, plain spinach
e.rri tomatoes. grapefruit, COT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
SECOND DAY

Breakfast Orange, coffee
Llnch-Two lamb chops, two
tomatoes. grapefruit. coffee.
Dinner TWO lamb chops. one
hard or soft boiled egg. plain
spinach. stcwcd tomatoes. or
gr-.rr tea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Wocky Antics

ATTAINING 4 new high in
comedy latest "Spithrc film in
the popular antics and WackY
situations. the latest "Spitfire'
Baby" again reuniteS those
master funsters, Lupe Veloz and
Leon Enrol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Detroit Sunday Times, September II, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

IIpT0VN-Msck-C Cha liners. TT. 2-O6Ss -
VI iVWN Open 12;45. Park Free. Disney
Cartoon and News Bob Hope and Dorothy
Lamour in CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT"
u. Barnes. J. Howard. TIGHT SHOES"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

VIpCTNIl-HaUtiton at Virginia PARK
'Lhuiitih Adults 2Oc Abbott and Cos.
tello. Andrews Sisters "IN THE NAVY"
Robert Paige In "SAN ANTONIO RO~f."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

r ART ,. r \ 6 + Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Engagement Revealed
AT Birthday Party

Al a birthday party. Saturday
evening, given in honor Of Ray
mond and Clarence Schreiner. Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Bergloff Of Puy-
sllup announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Jessie June
Bergloff. 10 Raymond Schreiner.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schrei-
ner,, 230s So. Sheridan st, Tacoma.
Baskets OF pink roses were the
decorations throughout the rooms
with a centerpieee of sweet peas
on a lace covered table where a
buffet luncheon was served.
Miss Bergloff announced her en-
gagement through pink eapsuls
placed in ice cream which carried
the message. Jessie and Raymond,
Sept. 2sth."
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Michael. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook,
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence KLEIN. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hubert. Misses
Lorraine Bromell, Alice Buell.. Helen
Schreiner. Betty Bergloff. Messrs.
Fred Jenski, Sam Achziger. Clar-
ence Schreiner, Stan Whitford,
Ralph Powell and Raymond Schrei-
ner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Visitors From Arizona

Mrs. GenevieYe Snyder. Of 4527
Fawcett ave, recently entertained
at a surprise party for Mr.. and
Mrs. M. l. Olsen of Yuma, Arizona
who are visiting with Mr.. Olsen's
mother and brother. and with Mrs.
Olsen's brother. c. l.. Anderson
and family, of Browns Point. The
evening was spent renewing old
acquaintance and in playing
games, for which Mrs. Lynn Davis
and Mr.. A. Hansen won the honors.
Roses and other cut flowers were
attractively arranged about the
rooms, and on the buffet supper
table.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames y. D. Ford, Almond
Hansen. c. L. Anderson. J. A.
Meneghel, ALVIN Stenstrom. w. B.
Scidmore. Frank Hodges. Lynn
Davis, J. J. Hardness. II. Edger-
ton, Mesdames Axel Johnson
Velma Stove Mayme Ford. Sarah
Lamb, Mr. Alvin C. Olsen and Mr.
Richard Myhre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Vows Read
At Home
Mrs. Ann 3. Baker Weds
Mr.. Roy E. Christie

At an impressive home
ceremony June q. Mrs. Ann
b. Curry and Mr.. Roy r..
Christie we're united in mar
rage. Judge Clarence Lay
ton performed the late morn
ing ceremony before an i'm
provised altar in the home Of
the brides mother. Mrs. Anna
VI. Baker. The bridegroom.
whose home il in Bremerton,
is the son Of Mr.. +. Christie
Of this city.
Mrs May seiny. accompanied
BY Mise Sophia Preston. 1nR AT
Dawning' and Il Love You Truly "
For her marriage, the bride
chose a beige alpaca dress with
which she wore eorsags u red
roses.
Her only attendant was a sister.
Miss Aary T Baker. VINO Nors a
dress Of orchid alpaca and a cor
sage OF gardeh4as and roses Ms
Baker. mother q the bride. wore a
navy sheer S1th a corsage Of gar
denlas and sNest peas.
NJ Jim Ssll. brothsr.in-laN u
the bridegroom. served a. besi
man
The wedding esks centersd tns
collation. fsbls - NJ reception
which followed FIossrs uzsd
throughout to rooms sers calls
Lilies. r.Eal lines dsiphiniuma and
roses
Following Their wedding TIP
NJ and M. CHRISTIE sili maze
F their nome N Brsmerton
Prior % her marriage. the bride
vas hOnored a. several Drida.
showers. one o. the most recent
Of which NaA the one for Snicn
her mother was hostess Al tns
/ family home. Guests were fr.snes
and relatives
Those present we're Mrs.. frsds
Dumas. Mn. Everett Deyer. Mr.
and Nrs VIII Higginbottom. af
and Mrs. Jim Nell. Mr.. and Mfs
Joe Baker Of Riverside. NJ Ard
Mrs. John Baker. Mr.. Roy ?
Christie. Miss Mary = Baker Ms
Margaret A. Baker. Misses Camille
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Miss Trafford eied
Before MARRIAGE

Miss Helen Hickey recently
honored Miss Marjorie Rae Traf-
ford with miscellaneous shower.
Miss Trafford is the bride-elect
OF Mr.. Eugene Wehunt. formerly
of Artesia. New Mexico.
Miss Hickey was assisted by
her mother Mrs. w. f. West. The
house was made festive with at
tractive arrangements Of larkspur
and sweet peas. Games were play
ed during the evening. with honors
going to Mrs. Harry w. Dorman,
Miss Betty Myers and Miss Mar
garet Trafford.
Guests included Mrs. Rae Traf-
ford, mother Of the bride-to-be
and Mesdames {. r. Trafford
Georgianna Liberty. Harry W
Dorman. James Hamilton, Ear
Plstt. Carl Lease. and the Misses
Harriet SchWinler. Jane John
son. Hilma Rodstrom. Hazel Jack.
son, Marjorie Swanson. Kay Far.
ris. Margaret Trafford. Betty
Myers, Grace Ensley. Charlotte
Jelusich. Clarics Thompson snc
Bonnie Jean Hickey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Honored by Friends on
Wedding Anniversary

Over one hundred friends gath
.red at the Community Home
church IN Midland Tuesday night.
July ist. 10 celebrate the twenty
firth anniversary of M and Mrs
Thuro = Mobcrg
The church was decorated with a
profusion 81 pink roses. sweet peas
and snspdrakons and while the
couple we're escofted into the
church by their son. Winston r.
Moherg. Mira imor Bsrgstro m
played the wedding march from
Inhengrin.
Mrs MoborE waa presented sith
a cnrsaEe and MI AoherR with =
boutonnirre after which tho Mo-
berg trio sang 4 Love You Truly %
ConRratulatory talks were made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Couple Wed
In Olympia
Miss Burrus, Mr.. Biee
United Sunday Evening

Interest in both Tacoma and
Olympia is centered in the
marriage Sunday evening Of
Miss Margaret Jane Burrus,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs /.
u Burrus Of Olympia. % Mr..
Max Rice Of Tacoma The
ceremony was read al the
home Of the brides parents
by the Rev. Frank r.. Carlson
Of Portland.
Mr.. Rurrus gave his daughter
IN marriage. Per ne occasion
she wore a gown - white organEs.
fashionsd with hlll sleeves snd
skirt. Her matching veil vss
trimmed with Lac. similar to ths
trim on the gown. Hsr flowers. =
shower conferred with orchids. vas
tied with filmy rihhon and had
cascades Of hlue iris and swan
sonia.
Mrs. Earl V White % Portland
was matron Of honor for the new
Mrs. Rlcs and Mr. white Was the
best man. Wedding music vas
provided BY Mrs. l. W. rhayer
Mrs. Burrus wore = white silk
F Jersey dress for the occasion and
Mrs. Bicc wore powder blue crepe
Pouring at the reception were
Mrs v. , Matters and Mrs. l.
VI. Dimmitt with Mrs Buitteau.
Miss Marian Gltteau. Mrs Donald
King and Mrs. Stanley Youngs
aaslatinu
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3etrOtdl OF Miss Doub Mr. HigtOrd Made known Friend
Engagement
Revealed
Plans Made for q Late
Summer Ceremony

OF much interest to a wide
circle Of friends is the an
nouneement made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter y. Doub of the
engagement Of their eldest
daughter. Miss Sara Louise.
To Mr.. George Huntlngford
OF Port Townsend. son of Mrs.
John W. huntingford and the
late Mr. Huntingford. Plans
are being made for a late sum
mer wedding.
The announcement Vas first
made known tn group n friends
81 a party Wednesday evening at
the Doub home.
Mr.. Huntingford is the grandson
Of an early peninsula pioneer
the first justice Of the peace Of
the Port Townsend district.
Miss Doub attended the College
OF Puget Sound. where she was a
member Of Alpha Beta Epsilon
sorority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Married at
Home Rites
Miss Ethel Denision WEEDS
Mr.. Arne fernstad

Miss Ethel p. Deniston.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Deniston of Raymond. be-
came the bride of Mr.. Arne
p. Fernstad of Seattle at a
ceremony which took place
June 20 at the home of the
brides brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Clapp of Midland. The Rev.
II. J. Woods of Summit read
the VOWS IN a setting of light
ed tapers and baskets of
shaded blue delphiniums and
deep pink climbing roses.
Given In marriage by her father.
the bride was charming in an aft
ernoon dress Of blue with cor
sage of orchids. With il she wore
two-strand necklace Of pearls
and carried a lace handkerchief.
Mrs. Raymond Tallmsn OF Ray
mond was her sisters only attend
ant. For the ceremony she was
dressed in pink and wore gar
denias. Mr.. Ted Fernstad. =
brother of the bridegroom. acted
as best man.
Following the ceremony, at
which 30 relatives and friends
were present, 4 reception was held.
Receiving with the young couple
Mrs. G. NJ. Deniston. mother Of
the bride, wore a pale green print
dress with n corsage Of rose buds
and sweet peas Mrs. 81. NJ. Fern
stad. mother Of the bridegroom,
wore lavender PRINT with a SINH
lar corsage.
At the collation. table. a center
piece Of shaded pink snapdragons
thanked by white tapers was used.
Mrs Clifford Clapp served the
ices Mrs. Asge Freder1ksen. also
Of Midland cut the thres-tiered
brides cake. and Miss Gertrude
Estabrook n Seattle. close friend
Of the bride poured
Mrs Rose Gideon # Raymond
another sister Of the bride. had
charge of the guest book and the
gifts.
For going away the bride added
tweed coat and black accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernstad nov are a.
home 10 their friends at 3i6 East
53rd 81. Seattle. where Mr. FERN
stad is associated with q Seattle
newspa per.
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Johnston -Evanson Vows
Exchanged in Church

In pretty setting of white
glsdiol. larkspur and woodwardia
fern, Miss Betty Eileen Evanaon,
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Walter Evanaon. pnghtod her
troth 10 Mr. Frederick Virgil
Johnston Of Tacoma. son of Nj.
and Mrs. Frederick y. Johnston
Of Bellingham. on the evening Of
June q IN Asbury Methodist
church. The ceremony vas per
formed by the Rev. x. A. Andcr.
son by oandlelight.
Before the wedding Carolyn
Boyer Nelson sang 'Becanse" and
At Dawning." with Mrs. David
Johnston a. the organiAt
The brides wedding dress was
a flowing white chiffon gown sith
tight hitting glfdle and full elbow
length sleeves. Al the V-neokllne
n her dress she wore cameo on
4 heavy gold chain. A oorunst 81
seed pearls held her flmy finger
tip length veil ~ tulls. lace edged.
in place. She carried = Whlts
#RaInhow Bible atth white
stephanotis and Nhlts streaasrs
and lace handkerchief carried
also by her sister. Mrs e Howe
r.. A. her wedding
Miss Lois Weller was the brides
only attendant. she chose Eleanor
blue sheer. fashioned With a fun
skirt. for her dress. Flowers IN
Miss Weilers bouquet we're pale
peach gladiol and bouvardia. Af
Kari r. Richardson VAS the beat
man for Mr.. Johnston and ushera
were william Uppinhouss ~ &c
attic. Mr. Walter Olson and Mr.
Leonard Moline
For her daughters wedding
Mrs EvAnson wore black crepe
dress ~ith sheer top and Mrs.
Johnston chose poldFs blue lace.
Both were RArdsnias and bouvardia
corasEes
A. the reception which followed
Mrs. Kari Richardson. Mrs. Robert
johnson ~ seattle and Mrs.. Won
Tanner n Portland poured Mss
Lola Huff Wss IN charge - the
guest book ana M Leonard
Bergluud and Ars. Marion Jones
~ Yakima cut the brides cake.
Serving we're Mrs. Harold Amber
son. Ms Ralph Psrr Miss Nil
8rsd smailudge Mas Vivian
smith. Ma Ruth Donnton and
Alsa Edith Pioegsr
For travelling TIE bride Nofs =
b. ge dress sin a beige and tuf-
quoiss PLAID coat Her aessrnoriss
we're AIso beige and her fi0Nefs
stsphsnoiis
Mr.. Johnston Is a graduate -
Pacific Lutheran college and for
the par tao years has been teach-
ing - Cover Creek she - paat
Nnrfhy adviser u cedar assembly.
Ralnbog Girls Her husband at
tended tcho0l IN Beiilngham ard
uas student ~ the College ~
Puget Sound. He H. member
q sigma zsta Epsii0n fraternity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Garden Party
Choir
Prof. and Mrs. pflueqer
Entertain Ohio Group

In the garden of their home
in Falkland. Prof. and Mrs.
J. p. Pflueger entertained the
members of the Capital Uni
versity Chapel Choir Tuesday
afternoon at a luncheon. The
occasion was 10 honor their
son. Gerhart. who is a mem
Der of that choir which is on
a six weeks tour which orig
mated in Columbus. Ohio.
While on the West Coast the
choir sang for the National Fed
Grafton of Nomen's clubs holding
their convention In Los Angeles
From here the group went to Pull
man and then viii make one %
their last appearances IN Regina,
Canada
Assisting Mrs Pflueger were
some OF the faculty wives Of Pa
oific Lutheran college. Mesdsmes
o. A. Tinglestad. G.. J. Malmln. n.
I. Leraas. Elvin Akre. and Clifford
Olson. In appreciation for the
luncheon the choir sang two num-
hers 10 their hostesses,
In the afternoon the choir visited
the Inflated Narrows bridge and
later had a swim at Titlow beach
Supper was served them by the
Luther Memorial church
Gerhart Pflueger has just COM
pleted his second year IN the Theo-
logical Seminary and plans "a
continue his studies there this
winter. Guests at the Pflueger
home while the choir was IN town
were the Misses Anne shupe and
Ruth Lee Jones. both OF Columbus
Ohio. and Frederick Holtfretsr
Mr.. Pnueger's roommate on the
trip. The choir expects 10 return
10 Columbus on July u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Seventy-Five Attend
Tennis Club Luncheon

Summer continues To find Ten
mis- club members particularly &C
tive this year with IS women
gathering At the clubhouse Wed
nesday afternoon for one of tho
regular luncheons held on alter
nate weeks. Bridge followed with
Mrs. William c. Deering winning
honors for the day.
The attractive buffet tabl. was
eentered with roses and on the
fireplace mantel delphiniums and
roses were arranged. Mrs. r. c.
Wheeler and Mrs. W. II. Miller
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Tacoma YWCA Announces
Annual Garden Caravan
'hsders." "Do~erdeH' and 'Thorne~ood' 70 Be
Opened July 30 fer Traditional Summer Tour

Although il : nearly month away. interest j. already
rising for the annual garden caravan Of the Tacoma "
Three Of the unusually lovely gardens Of Tacoma VII
be open the public Ter the event july 50
Mrs Calvin W Stewart Is chairman II thc affair Beauti-
be opened for The pleasure II The
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell 7. Murrays lovely estate,
sMadera". "Howerdel. tho estate Chambers creek e
Mr. John Dover. and 'Thonewood. the beautiful American
lake hnnne Of Cen Ard NJ. David SInnr-
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Assisting Mr. stewart IN A.
engagements for this popular an
nual affair ars Mrs Rertfam
Thomas Ms. Elmer Hayden snd
Mrs W. W. Seymour Who are IN
charge ID arrangements for gar
dens and hostesses Mrs NJ y
Wilkinson viii be IN charge q any
Of the other important details.
This yearly caravan Is open To
all who are interested in seeing
the beauties Of Tacomss own gar
dens Arrangements may be made
BY calling the \. " {. A, BR
4ISI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Dr.. Meyer Visits
Relatives Here

Prof. and Mrs Gunnar J. NAL
min of Falkland are entertaining
Prof. Malmin's sister DR.. Marie
Malmin Meyer of Mortified, Min
nesota. Or. Meyer is professor Of
English on the ST. Olaf college
faculty. At the end Of this month.
Or. Meyer. with Prof. and Mrs.
Mslmin and family. will motor
back to Mortified to visit rela-
tives and friends.
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VicLners Guest.
In psrklsnd

Prof and Mrs Elsin Akrs 81
Falkland wlll have a. their house
guests Tor ~. wsek end % the
Fourth ~ JUN Or and Mrs " y
Nlehnsr ~ Seattle pr vieknsr
ls the head II tho Scandinavian
department fl tss University az
Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Tea Fetes
fasteners


Honor4ns Misz Emile
Rlark. nFide-eleet ef Ensign
f'h~n standtzh. son a Hr.
and Mrs. Arthur Norton
stsndish If Tacoma. ard hef
aunt. Mrs. Oscar "a. IFwin Of
Huntingdon. Pa. Mrs.. stand.
an ard ner dsuThfsr-sn-lsw.
Mrs. Edwin .. standish. en-
trrtainrd II tea tuesday AZ
sernaon Al Iakewnsa Tefrass.
rNs ssarFsink sesns nrsa< si<st
so hsx sunt came n Tseer.
axsFtv = meash ssa sns nss~ H~~n
snt<fssiasd sst<nsfvsiY - F<i&-
lives - her fi.nse. wae = zs~
stationed IN cuEzs Their maFsEsxs
an tsk< place IN tfastinxsos -
esflv August
~ n. 20 . eaiar seh<m. q
dusty plns ard his1~ ~<s esffi~d
ut vita . nsHase<rs hfsso satin
sinth =. ths e. tsnis. sfrsnara
sttFaetieeir On fh~ terraces ass
asltsIsis the 8iatea FtoEn. An IN.
ltaus hn~i niisa 9Th psaA ss<s-f
Rsss sri hlD. h.shslaf sutsnos
esateFsa th< fssis - ssseh urs
= anuson. usthsf - Nfa
Edwin ztssalss. sns ~. q n
HfaytA poured
Tbs vssitefs sfii issss ~ thssr
hfsse n the last szftv se<f ~<es.
fs~tf vtstt frrlssst~s . RAT srsr -
sietefi. sss fsnsras>< SO .
sfsvs srs-srst unast nssss~s.
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and Mrs inor nsrEa,fom sang.
Jesus Leads after which ths
hnnored guests we're presented
with a chest n silver. and refresh.
msnts were ~rvad
Seven ~ tho children were pres.
ent. Mis- Ruth Elaine. Winston
r. Eanics. Joy. Fenri. EIs.aoFs
and Margaret A con. Alden y
ard hia wifr. Grace. wsfs out 81
the state and unable tn he present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Dinner and Dance
Planned by Pioneers

The Polish pioneers Of Tacoma
and vicinity will hold a dinner and
dance next Saturday evening al
the Polish nail. East 3Oth 81. and
Portland ave. commemorating the
anniversary Of the first arrival Of
the Polish families in Tacoma.
Dinner = 70 be served by Polish
Ladies aux .isrv a. : O'Clock, fol
lowed by modern and oid-ume
dancing AL people NJ Polish
origin and descent and their fam
les are urged n sf'aH1
You help vourse'f R0eH ye4 my
L Defer Bonds
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Cocktail Party
VIII Honor Mr.. Cameron

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hannum
Of Woodbrook Riding Academy
will entertain at a cocktail party
from until o'clock Sunday hon
oring Mr.. Don Cameron. who Is
leaving soon for Fresno. Calf.
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and Delphins Curry. Mrs Cath
crime Driscoli. the honor guest. and
the hostess
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rhs ssss annual plses< go 70
tnien ~ ~. stats Indiana s,rs<fv
*tll - hsia Ihls yssr a rasss Do
fisnee paris Sunday. Aas .
rhss u . ~tsss-wsd~ sa~u<ssflen
ef former sspe%ssss nsw F~ssasns
here sna F<zi~<fstiaa wtu begin
~ 10 eseioes a reserved tsbi~s
near IN para ~ntfsnos n~sssf
dinner fniin~s II sana ~ssh sr~ss-
lnK ard nusssai pseEFsm 81 .
a'eiufA
offiesss ere Mrs. 4 I. fisn~Ffy.
president NJ kmssy Ashusf. vsss
president. Pref wsisss Z. Davis
secretary. Mrs yfsns cl~sn ~
olympls. registrar, and Mrs Iva
rsssrsen ~ Taeoms N ensrss ~
refreshments ard prizes
Sen lsamsr r Hare. . fefm~s
faalansn. eth h. inysssd % 10 the
main speaker
The COMMITTEES ~til furnish
esffss
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Two luncheons
Are Scheduled

Womsn's Benefit association. vii
meet Monday - Eagles hail for a
u O'Clock luncheon Ms y "
Hopkins u1il nave charge NJ tire
business session. after which a 80
cisi hour will follow
The Red Rose Tnimois club gill
meet next Friday FOR noon
luncheon. Al the summer nome q
Mrs. p vs.. JuEtnsn a. Offet lake
Mrs Virgil Thompson will have
charge Of the business session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

There have h~sn II sings ~
lhs rams ~ Edward IN ne histasy
~ England
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Your Postmaster can tell you
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Evening star., 1941-02-02

ual. Christianity and Democracy are on the defen.
sve everywhere. The World faces three alternatives
triumph of the Neo-Paganism which dominates
much of Europe the end of civilization in the death
struggle between the two great PHILOSOPHERS of tota
taranism and Democracy powerful resurgence
of strength in the Christian Church.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

THE WORLD has been shaken to it's very foun.
l. dations in the past decade. The rights and the
territory of peaceful nations have been by
the armies of predatory who believe that ght,
not right, should rule Within many nations internal
strife has placed class against class and hatred and
greed have controlled the activities of the ndvid-
Evening star., 1941-02-02

DR. HARRY N. HOLMES, New York City
Associate Secretary World Alliance for
International Friendship through the
Churches.
MRS. HILDA L. IVES, Newton Centre,
Mass.-Professor in Andover-Newton
Theological School.
BISHOP PAUL b. KERN, Nashville, Tenn.
Leader in the field of Religious
Education.
DIR. ARTHUR L. KINSOLVING, Princeton.
N. J.-Rector, Trinity Episcopal
Church.
PHILIP LEE, Chicago, Il.-POpular
Chinese speaker and singer.
DR.. c. JEFFARES McCOMBE, New York
City-Pastor, St. Paurs and ST. An
drew's Methodist Church.
DIR. ROGER T. NOOE, Nashville, Tenn
Pastor, Vine Street Christian Church.
DIR. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE, New
York City--Pastor, Marble Collegiate
Reformed Church.
DIR. HAROLD c. PHILLIPS, Cleveland,
Ohio-Pastor, First Baptist Church.