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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
Last D. A. r.
Round-T able
Sarah WiImof
Chapter Plans Affair

The honor of presenting the
closing program in the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolu-
tion series of programs on
Americanism and national de-
Tense Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Edwin z. Rhodes. has been
given Sarah Wilmot chapter
Of Auburn. The regent. Mrs.
X. NJ. Bissell of Redondo. Mrs.
Harvey d. Sharpe. chairman
of Americanism, and Mrs.
Clifton ]. Hicks. chairman of
national defense, will be in
charge.
The address Of the afternoon.
The Present Need for Developing
Patriotism In American Youth an
Related to National Defense" will
be presented by Mrs. Margaret Hill
Smith with the round tables dis
cushion including Mrs. Frank II.
McLaskey Of Auburn. Mrs Mary
don Collar Of Sumner. and Mrs
Emma Rogers Of Tacoma
American music will he present
I'd by Mn. Ruth Rippey and Mrs
Glenn Goodman.
Inc gathering 10 open 10 all
OAR members and their friends.
Mrs.. Rhodes home Ia at sol No.
eth IT.
During the past year. six OAR.
chapters. Mary Ball. Virginia Dare
and Elizabeth Forey chapters Of
Tacoma. Elizabeth Rixby of Wash
On. Sscajawea Of Olympia. and
Sarah Wilmof of Auburn have CO.
operated in the study Of Ameri-
eanism and National Defense an
outlined by the national chairman
Of Americanism. Mrs. Horace
jackson Cary Of Nebraska. and the
national chairman OF National De-
fense. Mrs. z. Thomas Boyd
Each chapter has. in turn. pre-
pared and sponsored one program.
working out 4 complete and enjoy
able. ~ well ~ instructive year,
under thu Ieadership of Mrs. Guy
X. Llewellyn. state chairman Of
Americanism.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

Event Friday
Visiting Students 70 Be
Guests az CPS. Party

Many all-college parties
have been filling the days of
the College of Puget Sound
students. A large annual
get-together that has been
popular not only with the col
lere students. but with friends
Of the college is the affair
which is being held Friday
evening at s O'Clock in the
Jones Hall auditorium. Fol-
lowing the program. there will
be a dance at the Student
Union building.
Special guests Of the students
will be over $50 students from
Junior colleges in Washington.
Ioaho and Oregon who are con-
vening here this weekend for the
eighth annual Junior College de-
bate tournament.
The guests will represent Seattle
Pacific college. PIC. St Mar
TINS, willamette university, Pa
cific university. Linneld. Oregon
State. Whitman. Gonzsga, Seattle
college. Lewiston Normal. Lower
Columbia and Grays Hsrbor Jun
Tor colleges.
A popular program has been
planned by Herman kleiner and
Leroy Vaughn. Presenting must
cal numbers are Miss Beverly Vel
ton. George Lutz and Terry Nc
Cloud. Miss Irene Fearn is "a
read. and Miss Loretta Maynes
will dance.
Also on the program are Bill
Brown. Jack Moore, Willard Gee
and Arnold Ruken.
The public is invited to attend
the program.
An all-college ice skating party
sponsored by the CPS. Ski club,
is being held tomorrow night from
1G o'clock until midnight at Lake
wood. Miss Helen Argue. is chair
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
Fora Temple
Nan1esQueen
Mrs. Doheriy Follows Mrs.
hierow in Office

Mrs. +. J. Doherty vas
chosen 10 succeed Mrs. Walter
H. Mierow as queen of Fora
temple. Daughters of the
Nile. Al the election which the
group held Thursday evening
in the Masonic temple.
Named also are Mrs. Clifford
spike. Princess Royal. Mrs. n. F.
Grubhs. Princess nrzah. Mrs. O.
". BoreI. Badours, Mrs. Frank
Hubbard. recorder and Mrs. l. c.
Boyer. banker.
Plans for the installation Of Of
ficers Of the queen and her court
will be announced in the near
future.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
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Mrs. Ingram TO Be
Hostess Mondey

Aloha club members vlll meet
Monday afternoon AZ $50 al the
home Of Mrs. Charles II. Ingram
The afternoon program il being
arranged BY Mrs. Charles p. WEIGH
and has the interesting title Jour
nal Of Lady Of Quality in 1774-
177e who journeys from Scotland
TO the West Indies and North
Carolina "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
Pi Omicron TO Review
Friday Evening

ri omicron sorority will hold
their regular meeting Friday even
ing at 7:30 in the Rose and Gold
room Of the Winthrop. Mrs. Junis
Todd Hallen win give q book
review.
Julia Dent Grant Tent No. 3
DIV, will celebrate its 2ath an
niversary with a luncheon 1T 1873
In the dining room Of the Loo.F
temple Tuesday. Mrs. Ray r
Smith. past department president
and Mrs. Ruth Call tent president
will receive the guests. Mrs. II. A
Woods 10 In charge Of the party.
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The nominating committees
elected by the Tacoma council Of
parsnt-Teacher associations are a.
follows. Mrs. A NJ Raw. Mrs. Carl
Forbes. Mrs II. L. White, Mrs.
Fred lockwood and Mrs. Russel
Baker, general council; n the pre-
school section. Mrs. J. d. Shotwen.
Mrs. Gordon n. Baird and Mrs.
:. T. Bowman. grade section. Mrs.
orville Ball. Mrs. Clarence Lyonsis
and Mrs I. ". Rowland; junior
and and senior high section. Mrs.
L. r. Issacs, Mrs Thomas Ligmsn
and Mrs. J. c. Donohue Sugges-
tons will be welcomed by the
committees.
Much enthusiasm IL being shown
IN the attendance at the film
Fighting the Fire Bomb" Aver
age attendance OF the 10 assoois-
tons that have shown the picture
has been 242 a showing. Next week
showings are: Monday. go p. m.
Bryant PIT. A; Tuesday. 1880
p. m. Stanley PIT. A: Wednes-
day, 7:30 p. m. Oakland PIT. A.
Thursday. AIS p. m, Manitou
PIT. A: 7:3o ?. m. Jefferson
PIT. A.
MONDAY
Bryant PIT. A. meets Monday
At 7:30 p. m. in the school, with
Mrs. Clarence Lyonsis presiding
The election OF the nominating
committee will be feature of the
business session. Fighting ths
Fire Bomb" will be shown prompt.
ly at 7:30. The meeting is open tc
the public. Hostesses are Mrs
c. ". Fetty and the mothers hsv.
ing children in Miss Frieda Schu
msoher's and Mrs. Marguerite
Davy's rooms.
sherman Pre~chool meets Mon
day at p. m. in the home of tn,
president, Mrs. John p. Hamilton
370s No. 3sth. A white elephant
sale will be held and everyone Il
requested to bring one or NOR.
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Past Presidents Of Phil Sheri-
dan Relief Corps will meet with
Mrs. Carl Meter, 215 So. C st.
Friday for 1890 luncheon. New
officers will be installed at 100
with Mrs. Nick Nelson in charge.
They are Mrs. Annabelle Rankin.
president. Mrs. Annie Bradley,
vice-president. Mrs. Nick Nelson
secretary-terssurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Miss Gloria Hooker
Becomes War Bride

Quiet and simple was the ex-
change OF marriage vows of Miss
Gloria Jane Hooker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hooker, and
Corp. Leo Miller, jr., son of Mrs.
W. Watson Of Springfield. Mo.
Corp. Miller IS now stationed at
Camp Roberts, and the uncertainty
of army orders prevented any
more elaborate plans.
A blue dressmaker suit with
matching accessories and corr
sage Of pink ehrysanthemums was
chosen by the bride for the cere-
mony. which took place in her
parents home. on Nov. 4, with the
Rev. Merlin Hill officiating. Only
members Of the immediate family
were present. Miss Doris Robarts
attended the bride. She wore q
navy blue suit, and a corsage OF
white chrysanthemums.
For the present, the bride il
making her home with her parents.
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Nearly 100 Guests
Honor Bride-Elect

Miss Mary Lovrovich, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lovrovich
of Gig Harbor, was honored at
q bridal shower in st. Nicholas
church, Gig Harbor, early in No
vember. She will become the bride
OF Mr.. Joseph Serka, also OF Gig
Harbor, next Monday morning at
high mass in st. Nicholas church.
Invitations were issued to ninety
guests from Seattle. Tacoma and
Gig Harbor. Games were played
during the afternoon. Luncheon
was later served at large tables.
centered with bowls of chrysan-
themums. Room decorations clev-
erly carried out a patriotic color
scheme. Upon entrance to the
church hall the guest OF honor
and her mother were each present.
ed with a gardenia corsage from
the hostesses.
Hostesses who arranged the af-
fair were the Mesdames Maria
Babich. Anthony vlahovich, Lee
Makovich, John Jerkovich and
John Ancich OF Tacoma.
Miss Mollie Schlegal Is chair
man OF the decorations committee
for Saturday night. Miss Ruth
Ann Potter Is chairman Of re-
freshments. and Miss Jackie Shore
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pastel shades were arranged about
the reception room. Presiding at
the collation. table were Mrs. Mar
ion Bezich and Mrs. Nicholas Tara
bochia, sister OF the groom. Miss
Marie Broz cut the wedding cake.
Assisting with the serving were
Mrs. K. c. Mihalovich, Mrs. NJ.
Kuljic. Mrs. Matthew Vadanovich,
Mrs. Lawrence Mihalovich, Mrs.
Peter Karuza, Mrs. Thomas Boge-
itch and Mrs. George Coson.
Mrs. Nicholas Rade was in
charge of the gifts, and Miss Mary
Jasprica had the guest book.
Out OF town guests included
Mrs. Marin Klarich and Miss
Drina from Chicago, Miss Minnie
and Miss Lucy Bozanich from San
Pedro, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Sessa Of Seattle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Meiggs of Aberdeen and
Mrs. Philip Kusturo Of Portland.
A two-piece black wool dress
maker suit. with a gold blouse and
black accessories. topped with a
black caracul coat, were chosen by
the new Mrs. Ancich for her we'd
ding trip. Her flowers were or
chids. The couple will make their
home in Tacoma on their return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Accidents Drain
Strength Of U. S.

CHCAGO-The National Safety
Council Saturday compared total
casualties of 3.s44.500 among war
workers since Pearl Hsrbor TO as
PCS casualties in the armed forces
as grim evidence that accidents
drain the nation of manpower
need for victory.
The council said casualties TO
American workers since Pearl
Harbor UP to Nov Is have been
44.500 dead and $500. 900 wound
ed. Government figures for casual
ties In the armed forces during
the same period were 1894 dead.
3,435 wounded and 3e.s27 missing
or prisoners. The total national
accident toll since Pearl Harbor
has been $1,000 killed and approx
mately s.so0.oo0 wounded, the
council said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Lady Lions Make Plans
For Luncheon Meeting

Mrs. Rufus T. Davis. 1922 No.
TIN St. will entertain the Lady
Lions club for luncheon Tuesday.
She will be assisted by Mrs.
Harry J. Lynch.
Fircrest Garden club will meet
at s o'clock Tuesday evening in
the home OF Mrs. c. W. Leonard
Mrs. Bruce Hume viii give a
flower legend. Ms. Russell Peter
son will talk on the fall care of
bulbs, and Mrs. J. A. Reda will
conduct the garden quiz. Mrs.
Garner Hook will arrange the
flowers.
Madison Garden club viii meet
for q 1880 luncheon Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. Victor Glaser,
3s22 So. Alaska. Mrs. W. C. Pa
ton VIII preside at the business
meeting. There viii be the annual
Christmas sale OF handm d e
articles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Further Cut
In Meat Due

WASHINGTON - The office of
price administration has decided
tentatively TO inaugurate stringent
meat rationing TO civilians around
mid-January. a responsible source
reported here.
With beef. veal. pork. lamb and
mutton supplies "awfully short for
the armed forces already" a new
cut in civilian ALLEGATIONS. which
first were slashed Oct. 1. prob
ably will be ordered before Jan. /,
he said.
The new cut. which viii be a
direct result of our expanding mill
tary operations abroad. viii hit
beef supplies for civilians most
severely despite the fact that civil
ian beef consumption already has
been cut TO 20 per cent Of 1e41.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
opcnine-H 2.

haps the most scientific Of al tour
nament competition. On several
occasions an Indianapolis team has
won the national title. and now
for two years running. . team
from indianapolis has carried
away the all-AmericAn title-the
team Of Joseph + Cain. Edson T.
Wood. Lawrence J. WEIGH and
Richard Lee
Here Il one q the outstanding
hands Of the contest The deal
was mostly played at three no
trump. and most players made the
contract but missed the extra
trick through lack Of foresight
For example. where the diamond
deuce was opened. West made his
queen. led hack TO the ace, and
East shifted to spade. Dummy
~ and North got IN with the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Impressive Ceremony
ChrisienS Infant

Make Lee Young, baby daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
Young. was baptised Sunday morn
ing at Central Lutheran church.
with the Rev. p. B. Hoff officiat-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Orlyn G. Ny
gard, uncle and aunt of the child,
were sponsors. Witnesses were
Mrs. Marion Nygaard and Mr..
John Hanson. grandmother and
uncle Of the baby.
A long white batiste dress,
trimmed with a hand embroidered
yoke and q deep rIffle of Swiss
embroidery at the hemline, was
chosen for the baby to wear for
the christening rites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young were hosts
for a large family dinner in the
home of the baby's grandmother,
Mrs. Nygaard. following the cere-
mony. Those present were the
Rev. and Mrs. P. B. Hoff. Mr..
d. p. Young. paternal grandfather,
Mrs. N. Huchetteon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence White. Sharon and Ken
meth. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson,
Mrs. Grant williams and Virginia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Carlaw;
Miss Hulda Svare and Mrs. Orlyn
C. Nygaard.
Park Avenue PIT. A. meets
Tuesday at o'clock in the school
lunchroom with Mrs. II. H. Paul
presiding. MIS-. Ivan BeIlinger Of
the junior department Of the Ts-
coma public library viii speak
about South America" and will
display new books from the
library. There will be community
singing. Work OF the students of
Miss Huntington win be on dis
play. Hostesses are Mrs c. v.
LundeIl and mothers Of children in
Miss Hunnington's room.
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Mrs. Marion Bezich was the or
ganist and accompanied Mr.. Mich
aei Kink Of Seattle. cousin Of the
bride. in singing Trojelli's Ave
Maria" "On This Day" 20. Lord
I am Not Worthy" and Franck's
"Panis Angelicus." She played
Rossini's wedding marches.
Entering on the arm Of her
father. the bride was lovely in a
gown of ivory Duchess satin, fash
ioned with long basque lines,
sweetheart neckline. and long
sleeves that ended in a point over
the wrist. The lovely bouffant
skirt was of eyelet embroidered
satin in tiers which extended into
a long train. The fingertip length
veil was Of imported ivory illusion,
caught to her head with halo of
pearls. Her shower bouquet was of
gardenias, white roses and white
orchids. The bride wore q string
of pearls, gift from the groom
Miss Marie Bogetich. sister Of
the bride, wore a gown OF glow
amber satin fashioned like the
brides, with a TERED, ruffled skirt
In the South American manner.
She wore a Mary Queen OF Scots
hat Of the same material. and car
ried bouquet Of copper pompon
chrysanthemums. Mrs. stephen
Mullan, matron Of honor. wore
moss green satin a similar style
and carried wine pompoms.
Miss Margaret Karuza, young
cousin OF the bride, was junior
bridesmaid. and wore q gown of
skyway blue. Her flowers were
yellow pompons Bridesmaids
were Miss Mathilda Bogetich.
younger sister OF the bride. Miss
Katherine Ancich Of Gig Harbor,
sister OF the groom. Miss Mar
garet Sessa Of Seattle and Miss
Drina Klarich of Chicago. who
came west TO attend her cousins
wedding. All wore identical gowns
Of rose trianon and carried wine
pompona The attendants all
wore matching hats and pearl
necklaces. gifts Of the bride
Mr.. Frank Marinkovich was
best man for his cousin and ush-
ers were Messrs. Matthew yodan-
ovich. Jack Karuza, cousin of the
bride: Peter Sksnsie. Nicholas
Costello. Joseph Ancich and Geo.
Aneich, brother OF the groom, all
Of Gig Hsrbor.
Dinner was served at the home
of the brides parents for the bridal
party and the immediate family
following the ceremony. At three
o'clock q reception for $50 guests
was held in Normanna hall Re
ceiving the guests. the brides
mother, wore black velvet with an
orchid corsage. Mrs. Ancich's
dress Was Of black crepe. trimmed
with beaded turquoise collar and
cuffs Her corssge was also Of
orchids.
Pompon ehysanth smums IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Hunting of Buffalo
Bonned at Army Post

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-The soldiers
At teeming Jefferson barracks.
Oldest army post west OF the Miss
issippi river could hardly believe
their eyes today when they saw
the following order displayed con-
spicuously:
-All persons shooting buffaloes
on the drill ground will refrain
from aiming in the general d.
reeuon Of the officers quarters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
McKenny On Bridge

diamond jack TO lead the king OF
clubs. West returned = spade and
the jack won. and North cashed
two top clubs. peeling down to
the ace and quees Of hearts in
dummy. Now he could not risk
the heart finesse. 90 had to cash
nine tricks and give up a trick at
the end
When In with the jack Of dis-
monds. North should lead the nine
Of hearts with the intention Of
letting II ride. II II wins. four
odd IL sure. II II loses. three-odd
II safe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
st. Leo's Catholic Church
Is Scene of Wedding
Miss MiIEeeni Boeeiieh and Mr.. Jack Anthony
Aneieh Exchange Vows in Setting Of Flowers
Photograph by Winthrop Studio

Small yellow and white chrysanthemums and tapers
decorated the altar of St. Leos Catholic church Saturday
morning the wedding of Miss Mcent Bogetich daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bogetch TO Mr. Jack Anthony
Ancch son of Mrs Martin Ancich of Gig Harbor and the
late Mr.. Ancich.
Palms. candeabra and baskets of the flowers were
used on either side of the altar and white ribbons the
marked the white satin carpeted aisle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Rites Read
AT Home
Miss Efis Mae Coffey Is
Bride OF Mr.. Settles

The Rev. ". o. Macoskey
read the marriage vows Of
Miss Eta Mae Coffee. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID.
Coffee. and Mr.. Hollis f. Set
ties Of Seattle, son of Mrs.
Claire Settles Of Seattle. AZ 4
O'Clock last Saturday after
noon in the home of the
brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Width
Of Seattle were the only at
tendants. The bride was
given in m arriage by her
father.
A floor length gown Of white
velvet. fashioned with q sweet
heart neckline. shirred sleeves and
full skirt. was chosen by the bride.
She wore white velvet flowers In
her hair. and a rhinestone necklace
given her by the groom Her
bouquet was Of white orchids,
carnations and bouvsrdia.
Mrs Coffey wore a smart black
crepe gown. trimmed with sequins.
and Mrs. Settles chose royal blue
lace for the occasion. Both mothers
wore corsages of gardenias and
rosebuds.
White chrysantHemums were ar
ranged about the rooms Of the
house. A reception was held i'm
mediately after the ceremony. The
collation. table was covered with
a white pleated satin cloth, CEN
tered with cellophane bells, bou-
vardia. fern and the wedding cake.
with white tapers in crystal
candalabra on either side.
Mrs. Harry F1oydstead Of Seat
tie poured. Assisting with the
serving were Mrs. Lew F1oydstead.
Mrs Rupert Hawley. Mrs. Oak
otness and Mrs. Art Linder.
Mrs. Settles wore a blue fur
trimmed costume suit, with a
brown fur coat and brown Access
series. when the couple departed
for their wedding trip to Canada
They viii live in Tacoma when
they return.
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Vows Are
Exchanged
Couple United in Marriage
AZ Double Ring Wedding

~ double KING Weooin9
Softly Pickering tapers
lighted the aisle Of Trinity
Lutheran church last Sunday
evening for the wedding Of
Miss Elsie Viola Hubert,
daughter of Mrs. r. NJ. Coff-
man Of Los Angeles, Calf,
and Mr.. L. Elton Lockwood,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E.
Lockwood. The Rev. y. B.
Thorpe read the VOWS before
100 guests
Palms, tall baskets of large
white chrysanthemums. ferns
and pompoms, and double cam
delabra were arranged at the
altar, and white tapers burned
in the windows. Mrs. Rhoda
Young played traditional we'd
ding music throughout the
ceremony, accompanied by
Miss Anita Lockwood, sister
of the groom when she sang,
II Love You Truly and BE
cause"
Heavy cream satin was chosen
by the bride for her gown. A
sweetheart neckline was outlined
with beaded yoke, and the skirt
extended into a long train. The
fingertip length veil was fastened
to the head with heart shaped
satin cap. Her bouquet was Of
small pompom chrysanthemums
and pink rose buds. She wore a
necklace Of pearls.
Attending the bride were Mrs.
Charles Rancipher. who wore =
gown of pale pink chiffon. and
carried a bouquet Of pastel chrys-
anthemums and pink rose buds.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Evelyn
Burleson Whitmaker. Miss Gladys
and Miss Nina Lockwood, sisters
OF the groom. and Miss Eleanor
Lagerquist. They wore pink taf-
feta. turquoise satin and net. pink
satin and net, and blue tafetta,
respectively, and pearl necklaces.
Their flowers were pastel shaded
small chrysanthemums, tied with
blue and pink ribbons. They all
wore gardenias in their hair.
Mr.. Charles Rancipher was best
man, and Mr.. F. Eugene Lock-
wood. brother of the groom. Mr..
r. C. Smith, brother-in-law OF the
groom. Mr.. Robert D. williams
and Mr.. Charles Kennard were
ushers.
Mrs. Coffman wore Teal blue
crepe gown for the occasion, and
Mrs. Lockwood wore light blue
silk jersey. Both wore corsages
OF gardenias.
A reception In the church par
lors followed the ceremony. Greens
were attractively arranged about
the room. and a lovely floral ar
rangement. thanked by white tap
ers centered the table. Miss Ma
dine Lockwood passed the groom's
cake. Mrs. Clayton Couch cut the
cake, and Miss Pauline Schneider
and Miss Anita Lockwood poured.
Assisting were Mrs. William
Boughs. and Mrs. L. LaPorte.
Mrs. James Stanfield had the
guest book, and Nadine lockwood
passed the groom's cake.
A wedding dinner for the FAM
lilies and bridal party was given
at popular chicken dinner inn.
Mrs. lockwood wore Teal blue
wool suit with brown accessories.
topped with a blue-grey tweed coat
and a corsage of orchids for her
wedding trip to Eastern Washing
ton and Oregon, after which the
couple will be at home in Tacoma.
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all business places are short Of
help.
Defense Commissioner James L.
Brown. urging that dimout regu-
lations be strictly observed. said
Saturday that those In doubt as
10 the official time for dimming
out each day viii be given the
information by calling hssdquar-
tcrs In the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms.
The Study division Of the P,iy-
aliup Women's club win meet
Tuesday for q ! o'clock luncheon
at the home OF Mrs. Truman
Smith. 1905 5th st.. 8. W. Roll
call win be answered by some
current event.
NOTE MISSION SUNDAY
Annual Mission Sunday viii be
observed at Peace Lutheran
church Sunday morning at the IL
o'clock service. according to Rev.
Erwin II. Jahr. the pastor. Guest
speaker win be Rev. L. Ludwig Of
Portland. president Of the North
west division Of the American
Lutheran church A program Of
special music has also been ar
ranged.
Valley holly growers are begin
ming their harvest for the holiday
season and Tuesday the first car
load will be on It's way to the east
coast. Massachusetts, will get this
shipment by the Puget Sound
Holly Growers association
In the presence OF Immediate
relatives and intimate friends.
Walter w. Hollis. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hollis OF Puyallup.
and Miss Z. Margaret Lee. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T..
Lee Of scobey. Mont, were mar