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Evening star., 1941-03-21
Miss Lucille Dunn
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. H. w. Baton

A lovely wedding Of yesterday
morning took place in the Church
Of the Ascension, where Miss Lucille
Dunn, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dunn, was married to Mr..
Homer Woods Baton OF Parkers-
burg, w. Va. The Rev. Raymond l.
Wolven performed the ceremony at
$50 o'clock.
The bride wore suit of dusty
rose wool with navy blue accessories
and a corsage Of gardenias. Miss
Ruth Cooley was the maid of honor,
and Mr.. Robert Louise Dunn. brother
Of the bride, was best man.
A wedding breakfast at the home
Of the brides family followed the
ceremony, and the guests included
members Of the immediate family.
The bride Is . supervisor at Sibley
Hospital and the bridegroom an
X-ray technician with the Public
Health Service.
Miss Hazel Baton came from
Parkersburs for the ceremony
Later, the couple left for q motor
trip south and will be at home ut
1924 Minnesota avenue Sc. after
April Is.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
By the Way
Beth BIains=

spring breaking
the nrs little its pretty
they have In Mr. and Mrs Frank Hogans garden
already all the members flock out to the club
largest certainly
that Of Grifnth included
Ginen Mr. and Mrs Emil Scham and Stewart
vyacous and pretty sheer black dinner dress with
long, tight sleeves and two pale pink in her hair Representa-
and white print Maj Richard
is in New York for week. Mr. Bla sibou
Harry Crooks Lewis.
Mrs Eugene Carus, whose husband
the United States dned with group friends
included her father Dr. Perry Young Ned Mitchell just back from
boarding school, and Jimmy cCord starting on their
vacation IN great style rushing all the pretty subdebs
Interest in the Piccadly growing
the
signatures of well known artists which will
Robert Hdebrand dogs
Percy Blair and
have portrait Of yourself child
yours for life and still be helping worthy
To give people better their
early Miss Harriet Wnsow, who
booth at the arcade has decided
will contributions
Connecticut beginning Monday
There is to be golden Easter
gold jewey Gall donaed) which will be sold
purchase small gold which
has England greetings
you Each 81 received
of London for week received
little will
Of Englands brave flyers
Every avenue way is pretty much excited over
Hugh Auchncloss of his lot there Embassy
next door which will shortly
This land most Wasingonians
OF the
to take place Washington when
Drummond Wol its chaeaine-and later
ownership the Moans
almost constanso the peaceful garden will
something to live up to.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Mrs. L. H. Mills Gives
Luncheons, One for
Former Classmates

Mrs. L. n. Mills was hostess at
luncheon yesterday at her home in
Bethesda, Md, to several young
women who were school classmates
in Washington several years ago.
In addition to her Sister-in-law,
Mrs. E. B. Morris. jr., Mrs. Mills
guests were Miss Elizabeth Towne,
who was one of the bridesmaids at
her wedding; Mrs. Charles Trammell,
Mrs. Arthur Beach and Mrs. Wayne
Larson.
Mrs. Mills also entertained at
luncheon Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Harbin s. Chandler, jr. Guests
were her aunt, Miss Marywillis
Farquhar, Mrs. Howard K. Chapman,
Mrs. C. c. Fffeld, Mrs. Julian Lakey,
Mrs. Robert Cochran, Mrs. Albert
Smith, Mrs. Charles Lanhardt, Mrs.
William Mattingly. Mrs. Douglas
Jones. Mrs. Neal Thompson, Mrs.
Arthur Myers, Mrs. Ralph Conover.
Mrs. Donald Langhorne. Mrs Harold
Hedges, Mrs. Lloyd Runkle, Mrs.
Ernest r. Koth, Mrs. Earl Lund,
Mrs. Miles Myers, Mrs. Donald
Doyle, Mrs. Ben Norton and Mrs.
L. l.. Hunter. Additional guests were
the hostess mother, Mrs. z. B.
Morris, and her sister, Mrs. Dean
Cowie, and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
E. B. Morris, jr.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Two D. G.. Girls Aid
Wellesley Dances

Miss Mary Marsh, daughter of
Mrs. Genevieve Cutler Marsh, Chevy
Chase, is chairman Of a senior
prom committee and member Of
the class Of 1s41 at Wellesley Col
lege. Wellesley, Mass, where next
week end seniors will dance In the
alumnae ballroom. Miss Marsh Is
planning the decorations for the
event, the seniors last formal
gathering before commencement.
Member Of the Refreshment Com
mittee for the annual freshman
dance at Wellesley is Miss Jean
Barnes, daughter of Maj. and Mrs.
Elmer E. Barnes. 3408 Thirty
fourth place NV. The class Of
1914 is planning its major social
event of the year for April rs.
Miss Barnes attended st. Helen's
Hall, Portland, Oreg and graduated
from Woodrow Wilson High School
in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Mrs. FraSer's
Mother Is Ill

Mrs. Duncan Fraser, wife Of
the minister of the Cathedral
Congregation at Providence and
former assistant rector Of the
Church Of the Epiphany. is in
Baltimore, where she was called
by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Joseph M. Sellers.
Mrs. Fraser, who with the Rev.
Mr.. Fraser. moved to Providence
less than q month ago, Is stay
ing In the Baltimore home of her
mother. who underwent q serious
operation yesterday.
The Rev. and Mrs Fraser gave
up their house on Forty-fourth
street the first OF this month
and took an apartment at 165
Lloyd avenue in Providence.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Residential
And Service
Notes
Mrs. LIE Compte
Returned Today
From Portsmouth

Mrs. Karl LIE Compte, wife Of
Representative LIE Compile, returned
today to her Wardman Park Apart
ment after a few days at Ports
mouth, Va, where she spoke We'd
nesday at the Park View Garden
Club luncheon. Mrs. Randolph d.
Hopkins also attended the luncheon
and spoke.
Mrs. LIE Compte motored back by
way of Norfolk, Williamsburg and
Richmond, visiting places where her
ancestors, early Virginia planters,
lived.
Maj. Gen. Allen w. Gullion, Judge
advocate general of the Army. left
yesterday for Havana. He will re-
turn to Washington early In April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith will entertain 4 party Of
friends at Lord Fairfax Country
Club tomorrow night.
Col. and Mrs. Spencer Cosby of
w doillIIS GOll d1C dG lIlc 11OUel SU.
Regis in New York City for several
days.
Mrs. L. Corrin Strong also is at
the Hotel st. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mcdonald
entertained in their Twenty-eighth
street home Sunday evening at a
buffet supper in honor OF their
daughter, Miss Mary Margaret Nc
Donald.
Assisting the hosts were Mrs.
Joseph Leroy Spilman, Mrs. Edward
T. Dillon and Misses Clare and
Kathleen Dillon.
Mrs. Jacob Pyrah has concluded
q series of luncheons at her home,
the CORTLAND Apartments, her last
being st. Patrick's Day.party. The
room was decorated In accordance
with the day.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Miss Edith Sheppard
To Wed Mr.. Rivers

Miss Edith Rebecca Sheppard,
daughter of Mrs. William Fulton
Sheppard and the late Mr.. Shep-
pard OF Savannah, Ga, will be
married to Mr.. Joseph r. ivers,
jr., Of Washington. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rivers of Savannah, Saturday,
April S. The wedding will be teld
in st. Paul's Episcopal Church at
noon and Mr.. Rivers and mis- bride
will 60 to Miami, Fla, for their
wedding trip. They will make heir
home in Alexandria. Mr.. Rivers Is
traffic representative for an airline.
Miss Sheppard is the sister Of
Mrs. Armand Tise Eyler, wife Ct
the rector OF st. Margarets Church.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Luncheon Is Given
For Mrs. Palmer

Mrs. A. T. Smith entertained at
luncheon yesterday in her apart
ment at 1726 M street in honor of
Mrs. Ely Eliot Palmer, who with
her husband, the American Consul
General at Beirut. Syria, Is stopping
at the Mayflower.
The other guests were Lady Chalk
ley, Mrs. Frank j. Warren, Mrs.
william A. Goodman. Mrs Hayes
Kroner, Mrs. Charles Beatty Moore,
Sonora de Prieto, Mrs. Harry New
ton Coats, Mrs George w. Coehen,
Mrs. Frank Ridgeley and Mrs. Otto
w. B. Farr.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
The GOOdwins
To Visit in West

Judge and Mrs. Clarence Norton
Goodwin will spend several months
on the Pacific Coast, the former to
leave Sunday by plane. Judge Good
win took the oath of office as Special
Assistant Attorney General this
morning from Associate Justice
James w. Morris of the District of
Columbia Supreme Court. In addi-
ton to Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Robert
II. jackson, Mrs. William o. Douglas,
the Acting Attorney General, Mr..
Francis Biddle; Mrs. Wayne Chat
field-Taylor and Mrs. Bruce Smith
were present.
Mrs. Goodwin will remain In
Washington . fortnight or more
before leaving to join the judge In
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Miss Julia Snider
Will Be Married
To Mr.. Woodruff

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Snider Of
Parkersburg, w. Va, announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Julia Fern Snider, to
Mr.. Wilbur Marion Woodruff, the
son Of Mr.. E. P. Woodruff of Or
lando, Fla.
The date for the wedding has
been set for May and will take
place in Parkersburg. the former
residence of the bride-elect.
Miss Snider is a student of
Strayer College and is employed
by the Review & Herald Pub
fishing Association.
Mr.. Woodruff received his
bachelor of commercial science
degree from Strayer College in
1910 and is employed in the Re-
serve Division Of the War De-
partment.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Illinois Society
Dance Is TOni6ht

The annual spring dance OF the
Illinois State Society will be reld
tonight in the west ballroom of
the Shoreham Hotel.
During the last year, hundreds of
Illinois residents have come to
Washington to take employment in
connection with the defense pro-
gram. A large number OF newcomers
will be present and will be guests
of honor.
A reception will be held TOR al
new arrivals from Illinois.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

Mf. Justice and Mrs. Roberts left
today for Pennsylvania where they
will be at their farm over Sunday,
and will return here either Monday
or Tuesday.
Admiral and Mrs. Adolphus c.
Station were among Princess Bon
compagni's dinner guests, and others
included Mrs. J. Butler Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. Laurence v. Benet, Dr.
and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, jr.;
Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover, jr.;;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waite, Mr..
Ridgely Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
ton Holdrege, Mrs. McCeney Wer-
Itch, Mr.. Clarence Hewes, Mr.. Will
liam Littauer, Miss Mary Kenna,
Miss Alys Downing. Judge Kerr,
Mr.. Ralph s. Hill, Mr.. Edward Van
Devarter and Mr.. John Cochran.
Kenders Given Farewell Party
For Senior Hasslocher.
Another delightful party yester-
day was the dinner given by the
Minister Counselor of the Brazilian
Embassy and Senhora de Konder,
who entertained in farewell to
Senior Paulo Hasslocher, retiring
Commercial Counselor of the EN-
bassy. Senior Hasslocher will leave
the end of this month for his home
land, to take up his duties in the
ministry OF foreign affairs.
Other guests at the dinner party
were Senhora de Hasslocher and
her son, Ivan; Senhora Mimoza Ser
ras, aunt Of the honor guest; and
the Second Secretary of the En-
bassy and Senhora de Fragoso.
Morgenthaus Leave
For Arizona Vacation,
Among those who have chosen the
hrst days Of spring in which to
leave the Capital for a vacation are
the Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr. With
their daughter and son, Miss Joan
Morgenthau and Mr.. Robert Nor
genthau, they left yesterday for Ari-
coma, to spend 10 days or a fort
night there.
In Florida the winter colony in
eludes the former United States
Ambassador to Germany and Mrs.
Hugh Wilson, who were honored
last evening at dinner at Thatch-
cose, Palm Beach home Of Mrs. Ben
5emin Rogers, the hostess.
Ako host at Palm Beach yester-
day was Mr.. Arthur Bradley Camp
bef1 Of this city. and included among
his guests at the Bath and Tennis
Club party were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter r. Tuckerman, also of WASH
mgton.
Capt. and Mrs. David Wagstaff,
IT,. Of Fort Myer are others vaca-
tioning at Palm Beach and are stay
ing at the Breakers.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Form of Musical Criticism

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. R.-
Reporting on the appearance Of an
accordion band before the student
body and parent-teacher audi
ence, the Blackwell (Okla.) journal
saye: "The music was enjoyed, but
the audience liked best of all the
way the youngsters kept time with
heads, mouth and feet"
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Mrs. Roosevelt Returns
Today to Attend Opening of
Newspaper Women's Club
Ambassador Nomura Will Give
Dinner Tonight for Italian Envoy;
Mr.. Wesley Frost Is Host

Mrs Roosevelt will
coming back from brief stay in New York She will time
attend the opening the clubhouse Newspaper Club
Twentieth will
FORMER OF the preside
eeA table and the S limited members of
Several other
dinner tonight for the italian
Coonna will
khisabuo Nomura and the luncheon which the
Minister Wesley
Mr. Fros luncheon included
Sonora de Miche Minister
United States Minister Phillip
Bonsal Mr. Will T.
Princess BoncOmpagni Gives
Dinner at the Sulgrave Club
included the which the
psn the Surave Club and Justice
Owen Roberts Both dinners preceded the talk given Count Noue
mpagni's dinner
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Miss Mavme n Hamrick Denar

Miss Mayme H. Hamrick, Depart
ment Of Justice attorney, will leave
Thursday to attend the meeting Of
the ter-American Bar Association
at Havana, Cuba, Monday through
Friday.
Miss Hsmrick is q delegate from
the Federal Bar Association OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Birthday Honored

Mrs. e. w. Gaumnitz, Mrs. D. A.
Keller, Mrs. Eddie Foster and Mrs.
Henry Meyer Of Arlington enter.
tained Jointly today at luncheon
at Mrs. KS Toll House TO honor
the birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Z. w. Edmonston Of Arlington
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Theta Rios Plan
Ceremonies Monday

Formal installation ceremonies
f Tacoma Theta Rho No. 5 on
Monday evening at $50 will intro
duce Miss Ella Bartlett 10 her
duties as president Of the organ
ization succeeding Miss Lorraine
Adams
The service Is to be a double in
s.allation with Valley Theta Rho
lodge. In the !. O. o r. temple
in Puyallup, with Tahoma Theta
Rho No. / As the installing team
New elective officers who Will
be installed with Miss Bartlett are
Misses Evelyn Larson. vice presi-
dent. Olgie UdoHieh. recording sec
rotary. Evelyn johnson. financial
secretary. Mildred Wick. treasurer.
Appointive officers are Misses
Mary Eastern. Jennie Tudor, Grace
Becklund. Betty Roley, Virginia
Leigh. Juanita Hansen. Dolly
CWtanovicn. Carol Locke. Betty
Mcmillan. Janet Bagly Betty Jean
Boyd. Mrs. War Hendriekson Is
the adviser
All Theta Rios. Junior Odd
Fellows Rebekahs. Odd Fellows
and friends are invited to attend
the ceremonies
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Those who have been invited TO
honor the De Longs are Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Carlos Pennington. Col.
and Mrs. Edward c. Dohm. 1t Col
and Mrs Charles W. Goodwin. 1t
Col. and Mrs. Walter Hallen, 1t.
Col. and Mrs. I. W. Kenney. 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Ronald johnson.
1t. Col and Mrs. Archer Kresky.
Major and Mrs. Charles NJ. Toyn-
bee. Major and Mrs. Kenyon Yau-
ger. capt. and Mrs Ernest kuehn,
Can't. and Mrs. Riley Kuehn 1t.
and Mrs Ted r. Knightlinger.
Major ". ?. Smith. Capt. {. o.
Brown and 1t. Edward Ellis
Mrs. William Ellis. ST. Misses
Ethel Badly. Elizabeth Bona. Mary
Ellis. Mary Frances Power, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Chisholm, DR.. and
Mrs. C. f. Griffith, Or. and Mrs.
Lawrence McNerthney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Heafield. Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Roy Schmidt Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bona.
Mr. and Mrs William J. Ellis,
Mr and Mrs. Frank Power. Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Bedford, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sundstrom. Mr.. and
Mrs. '. c. Decker. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hull. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Megary. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs. August
Won Boecklin.
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parents Of the bride Bfs BreanA.
hAn wore for the occasion a wood
violet afternoon dress with a c0f-
sage u tAilsman roses HTs. Cole.
man chose a navy snssmbls with
a eorsags u gardsnlAs.
Mr. y = smith and Miss Ann
Csllsnbsek, an aunt ~ lbs bride,
poured and assisting were Miss
May Coleman and hlsz Lucille
Coleman ~ ssiah. sisters II the
ridsgfoom. niA4 Betty Johnston.
and Aisn Ruth 0ahnberR. both 81
Yakima. Mr.. " y. Vert ~ Mime
apoiin, and Mrs L. Mckinley Julian
II seattle Mrs. Chester Dossd had
charge u tbs guest ho0k
Tns bnas IL a graduate n
Aquinas academy ard ne College
Of Puget sound where her sorority
was LAmtda Sigma Chi Her nus
band "a a Washington STATE college
man and q nsmber q PM Delta
Theta fraternity.
NJ. ard nrs. Coleman uotofsd
1oNn tns Oregon coast GA the Ned.
ding TIP ard vii b. 81 home 10
on their return.
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International Race
Anticipated by Yachfsmen

Annual highpoint on Tacoma
Yacht clubs summer calendar. the
international race to Nanaimo, has
been set for the weekend of July
il. Members and their families
expecting to enter are busy this
week making final preparations
for the important event.
Registered for the race from
Tacoma so far are Mr.. Albert Hale.
jr.. on the Lady Lynn; Mr.. T E.
Worthington. Modesto; Mr.. f. X.
Binger; Mr.. Paul Riggs. Plea
room; Mr.. M. c. Riggs, Gallant
Lady; Mr.. w. r. Emery, Miss
Cathleen'; Miss r. Lichtenwalter,
"Silver Spray; Mrs. Margaret
Rust. Electra" and Mr.. William
Z Healy.
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Miss lufi Weds
Michigan Man June Il

OF interest 70 many Puysllup
friends Is the announcement OF the
marriage 81 Miss Helen Luft. a
former member Of the Puyallup
nigh school faculty. 70 Mr. Foster
A Feutz al Lum. Mich. on june
q Mrs Feutz. daughter Of Mr
and Mrs Frank Luft q Endi-
colt. Wash. held secretarial pO-
sltion Al Washington state college
after leaving Puyaiiup. she gradu-
ated from ". s. C. Mr. Feutz
received hls education al Cniver-
sity OF Indiana. The new home
Will be a. Detroit.
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Miss Dieter
Is Bride
Vows Exchanged With Mr.
O'Dsy Saturday AZ |

Keynote Of Miss Virginia c.
Dieter'S marriage TO Mr.. Rob
ert s. 0'Day Saturday after
noon at l o'clock was its sim
plicity. both in the setting IN
the study of the Rev. Cyrus
Albertson at First Methodist
church. and in the smart out
fit of the bride.
The bride was attractive in her
two-piece suit OF heavy powder
blue silk with which she wore
white accessories and carried an
oyster white herringbone tweed
coat with brown and white fur
collar. Her flowers were orchids.
Present at the wedding were
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Dieter. and a close friend
from school days. Miss Lilly
Egusa. Mr.. ODay is the son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
o'Day.
Mrs. Dieer wore a black tai
lored suit with white accessories
and a corsage Of sweetpeas.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. O'Day left on their
wedding trip to Southern oregon.
When they return they will be at
home in the Edgeeliff apartments.
The bride attended Tacoma
Secretarial school after her grad
uation from Puyallup high school.
She is at present president Of the
Deb club.
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Couple Wed
AT St. Luke's
Niss sd~srds Becomes
Bride Of NJ. John Arnold

y. Lnke's Memorial church
was the scene last Saturday
afternoon a : o'clock If the
marriage Of Miss BETTY Louise
Edwards. daughter n Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark William Iawton.
and Mr.. John Morton Arnold.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. William
+. Morton.
Lilies and Rladioll. al in
white were arranged al the
altar where the Rev. ]. Ar
thur Bell offIeiatcd. Organ
music before the ceremony
was played BY Mas orpha
Moser.
no bride. given n masrs.x. ~
hes ssspfssssf. sore q ar<~s ef
fslny white msrlai.<sss AMI lee.
fssAsnned With haaff.rt ssift snd
hisher. sleeves. trimmed IN lace
matching shs quaint collsr - th~
dfess shs Scrs rsetuFs ut -
the assn. material. gfiunsa vita
aFsnEs niaasams and sag white
velvet stFvsmsre ouslnt daisies n
shower haaaust were carried ~
the bride with hsr prayer nee@
NJ. Oliver aslm. sister - tk<
hftae sss hsr msffun a hnnaf
and WIRE . rhlffun afe.s nf ashf
islehlalum Blue trimmed IN fssx
She carried hauaust ~ n~sn<las
buttons and d<lphlalnm saa md
bachelor huttan. in her hair
Mr.. William Rsymeaa Arnold.
hsothsr II ths hFtdsEruosu. 90. The
hest man ard u.hsr. wsss NJ Her
aara Chambers and Mr. nrasisi
Rasmussen.
A the reception which followed
in tho nash relnt hnm< II th~
brides raFsats. M. L-~sna -
oslved In . beige and hlns ensemble
with q eorssss 20 Fsd Cecil nfan~f
rness
Mfs Arnnld ~ors hias and shifts
chiffon with q eofs.ss ~ psnk
Cecil nrunsF Fc.e.
cen,efsHs the table gas ths
brides cake made In she shape NJ
an open ring. titled In The center
with pink and whl,s sweet p~.s
Mrs John Hansen. great aunt -
thu bride. poured At tho reception
and MIRA i,slcan flidwsll fldsb~ils
Arnold cat and served the brides
cake.
For travelling Ina bside wore .
dres. ~ printed lsrsey vith . lug.
gage tan top coat and sesessosiss.
When the nswiywsds return frosn
thar trip Ia mld.juiY they viii hs
~ home In Seattle
Mr.. Arnold IL University n
Washington graduate and siteasisd
ihs College II Puget Sound Al the
former she vas msmhsf ~ Aiphs
chi Omega saufity and Al tbs lat
Ter ~ Kappa sigma rhstas Mr..
Arnold also attended ths iva
schools. graduating from lns lat.
ter
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leedys Have Guests
From California. Alaska

Mr.. and Mrs. Merle j. Leedy
have been entertaining Mrs.
Leedy's sister. Mrs. Edward Loeds
and her four children. Beverly,
Edward, jr.. Robert and La Verne
of Berkeley. Calf. during their
visit here A special guest also is
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sundeen. father of Mrs.
Leedy and Mrs. Loeds, who is here
from Skagway. Alaska for the
first time in many years. Numer-
Gus side trips have been planned
for the visitors who are having a
gay reunion.
Mrs. Loeds and the children will
return to Berkeley at the end of
next week and Mr. Sundeen will
remain for another fortnight.
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British Relief Group
To Hear Mr.. Sitton

Mr.. Ora S. Sittoa. an American
who was forced out of Bordeaux
by Germans, will speak to the
British American War Relief as
ISOLATION at their regular July
meeting in Weyerhaeuser hall
Monday evening. He will tell how
invaders took over business there
and give his Interpretation Of the
meaning of evacuation.
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Trinity Methodist Women
Are Planning Meetings

The women's society of Trinity
Methodist church will sponsor a
picnic at Lincoln park on Wednes-
day at 1890. Those attending will
bring their picnic baskets and table
service. Circle S will furnish coffee,
cream and sugar.
The official board will meet at
8 ?. m. on Wednesday at the
church.
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Couple 70 rsLs
Wsdd;po Vow. Saturday

At ceremony Al ths Rlfsf
Christian church. f''lyaiiup. astuf-
day evening. Mas Leah hsnnsay.
daughter ~ Nj ard Mrs u A.
Kennedy of 7is 9th ave. = ".
wili b.ceur ths bride ~ Ne clair
Vernon ~ Tacoma with Rev cilye
Taylor reading tho VOWS Miss
Dorothy Ann wsstbs will act ~
maid ~ honor and Mas cafolins
Kellogg and Miss iissn usfdon
have bssn chosen a. bridesmaids.
Candles will bs lighted ~ MIA.
Isabelle Cook aiss Kennedy 10 =
graduate ~ ina isti class ~ f'uy-
allgp high school.
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Name Delegates. Al'ernsiss
To National Encsmpmsnt

Al tina iast meeting - John y.
Thompson auxiliary. =. y. w v.
delegates Hsrs sisetsd 10 The "a,
u9nal snesmpmsHt 20 - held In
August IN omahs. .sb. Delegates
are Mrs.. q ". Wallace. Mrs liar
len cFllbbs and Mrs. Ednln assi
hlisrnHtss we're Mrs. ciy Pratt,
Mrs.. Aisx Richardson Ana Miss
Margaret stralton.
Tbsfs viii - no Swing eiuB
meetings - card parties until
further notice
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Smart In It's simplicity was the
ensemble Of the bride. a white
porosa costume suit with which
she wore q white picture nat and
corsage o. white orchids She car
RED also a white prayer book Used
at her first communion.
The bride wore on her dress an
exquiElte JeNe.led clip. AZ Essen
berg creation. given her BY the
bridegroom as wedding gift M
Bresnahan gave his daughter IN
marriage
Miss Dorothy Kleiy. also a for
mer Tacoma glrl. Vno nov lives
IN Seattle. VAS maid q honor for
the bride. she wore a Digs gaDar-
dine SUIT win gardenias and rose
buds for her corssgs.
Mr.. Charles n. p. Williams. jr
Of YAKIMA. saS the beat man, and