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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19
FRIDAY
DECEMBER IS
DANCING - 8 p. M. TO z A. M.

I greeting
On Christmas morn
II q manager was born,
One 70 bring you
Glad fioings.
Al hail TO the
King Of kingss9
The Music Levers School II
Piano and Dramstics. under
the direction Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Trotman. presented its s.u-
dents in Recital Friday even
ing. Dec. II at the Fourth
Methodist Church before 4
capacity audience. Outstanding
among the Students were. III
mond KnKight in the rendition
Of Rachmanirofs Prelude IN
G minor" ard Won Suppes
Poet and Peasant Overture
The brilliant playing Of Sind
.ng's Rustic q Spring and
Prelude in c Sharp Minor
played By Dorothy johnson.
evoked long and loud applause.
The duet. sLustspiel Overture
ulawe6 bv Thcluz Tmgs and
Lorraine Lopes was masts-fully
executed. Verona Shelters
playing Of Lzsson's @Crescen-
d. was superb. Misses BeTnice
Joseph and Francis Lake were
among the Students who play
ed selections. Their names
through IN error were not On
the program. The Dramatic
Comedy. The Court Of Super
Do kept the audience IN cor
tinuous laughter. Leading
parts were portrayed By Betty
Granger as Judge; Catherine
Martin. Nurse; Lowell E5ney
and Wendell Thompson, sal
ors.
The Rose Tea Club held
their last meeting Dec. Q with
Frances Piero as the hostess
who served q delicious cola
ton much enjoyed by all pres
ent. The clubs banquet comes
Dec. 70 al the Western Lunch
BOX. To the president, hrs
Florence Smith. the following
message was sent by Mrs /. 2.
Stephens, financial secretary:
Day and night may God
Watch Ger you.
Day and night may you keep
growing
Stronger still 10 carry through.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19

months, was made very happy
Al the Testimonial Concert
given in MS honor Tuesday
evening. Dec. 8. in Ebeneze-
Baptist church. Mr.. Powell VII
receive Sl35 as the result Of
the affair which was sponsored
BY several Of BoSton's best
musical organizations.
For the past q years NJ.
Powell has been q membe- Of
Ebenezer Baptist church
choir and he has also been
business supervisor and 2
faithful member Of william
Rhodes Opera Society for the
past nine years, Ina Braith-
waite was IN charge Of the
Testimonial and viii make the
presentation TO Mr. Powell. The
musicians Of Boston and the
musical clubs helped to make
the Testimonial Concert q
success.-W. A. R.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19
Gdbried Tores.CoIon
Dies Suddenly

NEW YORK-Gabriel Torres
Colon died suddenly here, De
eember 7, 1ez2-He was z teach
er Of Latin languages a Evan
der Childs High School, Bronx,
n. Z. Mr.. Colon was born al
Mayaguez Puerto Rico, March
10, 1893, the son Of jose Colon
and ThomaSsa Torres. He pre-
pared in the schools OF san
Juan, Puerto Rico and then
went to Cambridge, Mass,
where ne entered Harvard Uni
Yersity class of 1909. In 1917 ne
married jeanette Kent King Of
Cambridge, Mass, by whom he
is survived, together with one
son, Lieutenant Bayard King
Colon.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19
Concert Makes
Tenor Happy

John Powell, well known
concert tenor artist who has
been in i'll health for several
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19

Elks Of the World he'd 4 very
impressive Memorial Service
At St. Paul-s AsE Church,
Cambridge Sunday evening,
Dec. -, Thomas Noble, PER
was Master Of CeTemonigs.
The program included ss'e-
tons By the ch05r. SOLO, ~Taa
Vacant Chair, By Mo-ial Fash
Of Juanita Temple remarks,
Elmer !. Pueblo, Exalted RaleE;
remarks, D aisy johnson,
Daughter Ruler, Juzrita Ten
pie. presentations Dy the
Juveniles. Rev r Z St1ke;,
pastor q the church preached
a very inspiring sermon.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19

man and the bride was given
IN marriage By her uncle,
Charles Smith. A reception fol
lowed with about 80 guests
present. The bridal cake was
made By Mrs. Walker and the
caterer vas Leopold Decor
doYa. After the reception the
young couple left for a shcrt
trip 70 New York. The bride is
very active in church and club
groups and is employed az the
Boston Navy Yard as q clerk.
The groom IS Z former North
eastern University student and
athlete and is a member CT
the Chi Chapter Of the Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity.
Al the regular meeting Of
Massasoit Lodge 129, LBPOEW
held at Malta Hall, 20 Prospect
81, Cambridge, Wednesday
evening, Dec. IS, the following
officers were reelected TO sue
coed themselves: Elmer J. Pu-
clio, Exalted Ruler; Greene
Creole, Esteemed Leading
Knight; Jacob W. Gouiys, Is
teemed Loyal Knight; James
Preyoe, Esteemed Lecturing
knight; Albert De Leon, Sec
retary; Clarence Dojier, Treas;
Conar dskeIly, Esquire; James
A. johnson, Inner Guard; a.
Madison Bland, Tyler; John
W. Turner, V. Sylvester Woods,
Social Session Masters; and
Rev. Elmer z. Thompson,
Chaplain.
A Christmas musicale viii be
given by the young peoples
choir Of St. Mark Congrega-
tional church Sunday, Dec. 20.
at 8 p m, sponsored by the
Choir Guild.
Mrs. Mary Arts, well known
beauty culturist Of IS Hum
boldt ave. Roxbury, returned
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19

Tuesday night from Newark,
n. J, where she had spent q
week al the bedside OF her
aunt who was Ill but who in
proved during her niece's visit.
Little John Barnett, now
three months old, the latest
edition to the ten children TALL
living Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
nett Of az Humboldt ave grows
Justify and IS the p-etrsst OF
al the fine looking boys and
girls in this interesting fam
uy. The Oldest sister is p
about whom there may De
some good news shortly.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19
CITY NEWS

A Christmas Musical Tea
sponsored BY Mrs. Westiua For
tess 81 Ia Columbia ST, cam
bridge VII Be held Sunday. Dec.
%, z:s0 Pr. benefit 81 St. PAU
AAEE Church. Rev. F0ggie. VIII
be guest speaker, Mrs. Resale
Smith guest reader, Rev. Rein
berg Stokes. pastor.
Miss Martha Lotion Of wash
ington, 2. G.. Z 2. Z. student. is
spending the holidays at her
home.
Mrs. Euclid Chez 81 Je-sey
City. y. J. and children VII
visit Hrs. Ghses parents. Mr..
and Mrs. oscar Fitzallen Of
Cambridge foE Christmas and
New Years
Mrs. Irene Forte Is making
her home with Hrs. Martha
Caxell.
Princess Fatlnaa VII give 2
short sketch Ct life il Africa
AZ ne first Of z series Of cul-
tare meetings by the League Of
Women for Community serv-
ice Sunday, De-. 20. $40 0 n.
Mrs. Irene OBsnyoun Robin
son Is n charge Of the music
program. Admission is free.
Archie Mclean returned
or Monday 70 his duties At
Lincoln Pharmacy.
Mr. and 8Ers. John ". ses-
som Of Baltimore are visiting
their daughter. Miss Frances
season., 1876 Walnut ave.
Technical sgt. George Mann
Was recently appointed Ser
geant Major Of the Second
Qusrtermaster Training Fri
Eade at Camp Lee, Va. st.
Mann Is the s0n Of Mr. anu
Mrs. william S. Mann, 81
Crawford 81, Rozbury, Mass.
Members Of the sept soeuEs
Club are: 81esdames Lillian 3.
Copper, pres: II. Taylor. s.
sewell. z. Buckley. g. Greene,
c. wilson and II. Gray. WISH
Ing their friends 2 Happy
Xmas and 2 Prosperous SeR
Year, they SEND the following
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19
MARTHA B. SN0WDEN
PASSES

Martha 3. Snowden after q
long illness, passed away at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

not long 10 live. but he wanted
10 last a few years more His
greatest desire was 20 stay 10 see
the Germans licked.
He had big celebration
planned. He was going 10 march
with the men returning from the
war through the streets of To-
ronto.
Shannon is survived by his
widow and TWO sons. both news
One Herbert. is now
serving in the army and the other.
Malcolm $. Cormack, lives in
Schenectady. ~. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Bowling Hints
He Will Extend
ElOiSe inquiry

Milo Groves. 2S-year-old attend
ant at Eloise Hospital, was held
in jail today as Prosecutor William
T. DowlIng's office continued an
investigation into the hospital
death of Omar Weiss. a mental
patient
Bowling said there was definite
evidence Of criminal abuses iu
Weiss case He had a broken jaw
when ne died
Bowling indicated that he may
extend the probe 10 include the
treatment of other inmates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Woman. Sick, Dies Of Shot

Mrs. Sarah Tremblay 81. 1900!
LorettO avenue, "A nurse. IS dead
today after. police said, she shot
herself in the head with a revolver
Relatives said she had been i'll for
some time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
CoLoRFUL LIFE

That this is what happened 20
Shannon-he just faded away after
a full and colorful life in which he
toured the world. working on
newspapers from Australia 10 Eng
land 20 New York. Boston. Winni-
peg Florida and finally Detroit.
Shannon was character in the
newspaper business - reporter
who with glasses on black ribbon
and "A clipped British accent was
never forgotten by those ne met.
He had a legion OF friends. and
although he lived M DETROIT little
more than five years. he knew
more persons than most men who
have lived hcrc-all their lives.
Actresses. actors. stage manag-
crs show people of alldcpartmcnts
were his friends
As young man be knew the
mothers and fathers OF present day
hurlcSque queens and chorus girls
and stage stars and he knew the
younger generation. too.
IN recent years veterans affairs
had been his interest and during
The last few month be conducted
The Fighting Mans Friend
column in the Times and staged
regular shows Tor the boys in the
Royal Air Force at Crosse lie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
COrmdCk, Writer
For Times, War
Veteran, Dies

Sgt Mai Leslie Shannon Cor
mack, Detroit Times writer and
reporter a noted newSpaperman
and q leader IN veterans affairs,
died AT 3 p m yesterday Of com
pllcationS from a battle wound
received in 1916 on the Western
Front.
Death came 10 the ncwSman al
the Veterans Hospital i'm Dear
born whore ne underwent an oper-
alton week ago. Arrangements
for the funeral have not been
completed
Shannon himself proba b y
#oHidn't admit 20 death. Old
soldiers never die, he would say:
"They Just fade away"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
GROIN DE GUERRE

While serving in this capacity
he was awarded the Croix de
Guerrc He always wore the rib
bon ON his civilian clothes but he
never explained the reason for the
honor
After tho war Shannon worked
on the Boston Record New York
Mirror and other newspapers in
those cities lie covered yachting
for tho New York Times and
toured tho country with tho Duke
of Windsor when he was Prince
II Wales
lie was az various times press
agent tor stage shows and Florida
NIGHT clubs.
lie was shot In Miami by a
lawyer who objected 10 "a story he
had written
He saved tho bullet and mounted
10 i'm a ring
Shannon never recovered from
the Shr3pncl wound he received
that quiet day on the Somme. For
years he made almost annual trips
TO hospitals and underwent opera
ton after operation, each Of
which he know would only delay
death. not cure him.
Last year a loHg parade at a
Canadian and American veterans
meeting ar Niagara Falls caused
his collapse and nearly resulted in
his death Although tho parade
was much longer than hc expected
and he know The result would be
serious. he refused 10 drop from
Tho line of march
Thftc weeks ago De entered the
Veterans Hospital at Dearborn
Tor another operation
Shannon know then that he had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
HAPPY ORGANIZING

shannon was promoter and
an organizer Never was he hap
PCT tiI3n when arranging an
elaborate show, even though he
knew the work and excitement
probably would cause a recurrence
of an Illness resulting from an alb
domlnal wound suffered while
serving with the Canadian army.
With his fair for showmanship.
he introduced thc "troopine Of the
cQlOrs' 20 Detroit society AT The
first British War Relief Ball here.
AIDED by members OF The Canadian
Corps ot which he WIS secretary.
and members OF other veteran or
CARNATIONS he later troopcd tho
colorS mp and down The cityS
dance floors and even a. a polo
game at tho State Fair Grounds.
Although members of'tnc Time,
staff worked with Shannon since
1887 when hc came here from
Florida fhcy knew little Of the
documentary details Of his life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
LIKED 1T IN I. :.


shannon tnet hno" was born
O.i IS iNsh IN AuSlLalia. filS
la'1lef was once Lord Mayor OF
NAQhel
shannon, hlH~cil came 10 The
tinted states Whtn young man
our OF school as the last stop
on o found-iae-"orId TRIP gwen
MN ut MS parents lie llked Z
here, got a job on q newspaper and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
BetrOthal
Revealed
Valentines Tell Troth
OF Miss Marjorie Obey

Individual Valentines re-
vealed to intimate friends of
Miss Marjorie Anne Obey,
Monday evening, news of her
betrothal to Mr.. George BUS
teri Morris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Morris, sr. The
a n n GU n C e ment was made
when friends since school
days were guests of the
hostess at the home of her
parents.
The Valentines disclosed the
news Buster and Marge-Feb-
rusry 2sth."
A late supper was served at q
lace covered table which was ap-
pointed in red and white. The
color scheme was brought out in
the favors and the centerpiece of
spring flowers.
Guests for the announcement
party were Mesdames Gerald e.
Hoff Betty Hartley, Billy Me
sen of Seattle, Robert c. Shaw
(Bernice DanieD, Robert Johnston
and the Misses Jean Stockton.
Doris Wittren and 10 Smailey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
D. A. R. Anticipates
Friday Breakfast

Mrs. William II. Pouch, presi-
dent general of the national soci-
ETY.. Daughters of the American
Revolution. will be the honored
guest of the Washington State
d. A. r. at a breakfast at IL: 80
o'clock Friday morning at Rainier
chapter house, Seattle.
Mrs. Starr Sherman, Of Walla
Walla, state regent, has asked the
regents council, with the presi-
dent. Mrs. Daniel Roy Sven, as
chairman, to assist her in making
arrangements.
Mrs. Pouch will address the
gathering following the breakfast.
This brief stay in Seattle is Mrs.
Pouch's only appearance in Wash
ington this year. Reservations
must be made not later than Feb.
Is with Mrs. Sven, 1918 18th N,
Seattle, Ea. 5516.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Plan Party
Bride
Mrs. Knecht TO Be
Complimented

Honoring Mrs. Carl Knecht
Susan Ann Manley) of
Olympia, Miss Patricia Paul
and Miss Margaret Danzl will
entertain at a cocktail party
at their home in the Broad
way on Saturday from 3
until 5 o'clock. A Valentine
motif will be carried out with
red and white carnations on
the table.
Those invited are Mrs. Joseph
Fiorito, Seattle; Miss Dorothy
Fawcett. Miss Eileen Reilly, Seat
tie: Miss Mary Fitzpatrick. Miss
Doris Rosellini. Miss Edna Mortar
ty. Miss Margaret Manley, Miss
Mildred Manley, Mrs. Harry Con-
nor, Misses Patricia and Mary 10
McGraw, Misses Lenore and Ar
lene Norman, Seattle: Miss Helen
Mcclure, Seattle: Mrs. c. ].
Knecht, Mrs. J. ID. Mullin, Miss
Grace Mullin, Miss Clare Carlson,
Seattle; Mrs. Zachary Taylor,
Dorothy Dittbener, Irene Dit
bener, Mary Dittbener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Party Compliments
Recent Bride

Complimenting Mrs. Russell Ny
gren, . recent bride. a miscella-
neous shower was given in the
home Of Mrs. Esther Stensvold re-
Gently. Games were played. with
favors going to Mrs. Esther John
son, Mrs. Esther Lind. Mrs. Dagne
Lovejoy, Mrs. M. Quist and Mrs.
Anna Mikkelson. Spring flowers
were used throughout the rooms.
Those present were Aesdames
Nsrthe Newberg, mother of the
bride. Lena Haug, Esther johnson,
Cunvor Bronow. Nellie kirkebo.
Esther Lind. Dagne Lovejoy. Stella
Anna Mohn, X. Mork, M.
Quist. Anna Mikkelson. Martha
Nilsen. Viola Wood. X. w. Norton,
p. J. SAKE. Hannah Stensvold,
Anna Tsetsr. Martha Watts of Sc
attic. -ls' = Of the bride. and Miss
Jean ..s<eioy and Miss Dorothy
Sten&fold.
Mrs. Sygren tDagne Newberg)
Was married Dec. Is In Emmanuel
Lutheran church. The double ring
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. G. l.. Belgium before an altar
banked with white chrysanthe-
mumx.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father and wore 4 powder
blue crepe dress. A gold locket
was at the neckline and she also
wore . gold Carmen bracelet. n
gift Of the bridegroom. Her flow
ers were gardenias and pink bou-
vardia. A coronet of pink bouvar-
dia was In her hair.
Her only attendant. Miss Dor
othy stensvold. wore a gown Of
burgundy velveteen with gardeniss
and white bouvardis. Mr.. Der
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Venture Club to Entertain
Prospective Members
Sunday Afternoon Tea VIII Be Given at Nelson Home
By Junior Soroptinsfs From Until O'clock

To entertain prospective members and the Soroptomists
and their guests Tacoma Venture club group of young
business women, organized junior Soropomist club
years ago will sponsor Sunday afternoon from
until o'clock at the home of Miss Martha Nelson, $40
No. Sheridan
Receiving with the hostess and chairman will be Miss
Anna Marn Nielsen president of Soroptomsts Mrs James
Montgomerie, president of Venture club and Miss Juana
Bean. vice president of Venture club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Initiation to Be Feature
OF Meeting Monday

Initiation will be a feature OF
the meeting Monday evening of the
Past Worthy Advisers club OF
Cedar assembly. The newly-elected
president, Mrs. Kenneth Platter,
will take charge. and those assist
ing will be Mrs. Harold Anderson,
vice-president; Miss Florence An
derson, secretary; Mrs. Robert
Pollock, Misses Clemintine Gordon
and Dorothy Wickens. The candi-
date will be Miss Betty Jean Lind
quist.
The session will be the first
meeting under the leadership of
the new officers, and plans for the
new year will be made. Miss Flor
ence Anderson will be hostess at
her home. 1925 So. Thompson. All
members are urged to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16

Mork was best man. Miss Anna
Mikkelson sang Because, &C
companied by Mr.. Gordon Warwick.
A reception followed in the
church parlors where Mrs. New
berg, in a gown of navy blue silk
with which she wore corsage OF
gardenias. received with the couple.
Mrs. John Becklund OF Seattle
poured and Mrs. Harold Newberg
cut the wedding cake. Miss Bev-
erly Lind. small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Lind OF Mountain
View, passed the grooms cake
Miss Dorothy StensvoId had charge
of the guest book.
Mrs. Nygren is the younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Newberg and Mr.. Nygren il the
youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nygren OF Springfield, Mass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Red Cross
Luncheon
Volunteer Workers Cited
Al University Club

The Pierce County Council
Of Red Cross Volunteer Serv-
ice met on Thursday for
luncheon at the University
Union club and heard Mr..
Milton J. Evans, executive
secretary Of the Pierce Coun-
ty Red Cross, speak, thanking
the volunteers for their CO.
operation in work which once
aided soldiers in allied ma
tons and now aids those
under the American flag.
Those attending were Mrs. A.
ID. Fay. chairman for volunteer
service, who presided, Mrs. STAN
ley staatz Of Sumner, vice chair
man, Mrs. A. w. Taylor. surgical
dressings; Mrs. Henry DuFour,
production: Mrs. A. w. Psulsen,
Grey Ladies. Fort Lewis: Mrs. c.
r. Davidson, Grey Ladies. Nc
Chord Field; Mrs. r. s. VAIN
wright, motor corps: Mrs. Ermine
Lamb, canteen corps; Mrs. Her
man Calm, camp hospital coun-
Gil. Mrs. C. w. Vert, Nurses Aide
corps; Mrs. W. L. Quest, Mrs.
John Arneson johnson and Mrs.
James Murphy. public speakers:
Miss Iris Bryan, captain OF Motor
Corps reserves; Mrs. T. J. Cain,
secretary of Volunteer Service,
and Mrs. William Deering, pub
licity.
Mr.. Evans stated that the
United States Is now a nation at |
war. We must be on the alert for
Of the government, Red
Cross Civilian Defense. Sabotage |
can be unwarranted criticism as
well as propaganda. slowing down
activity and weakening morale"
He emphasized the seriousness
Of the situation pointing out that
the new quota OF surgical dress
Ings is to be sent to the United
States navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16

Those who have been asked to
pour are Miss Elsie Holgate,
Soroptomist adviser; Miss Bar
bara Calef of Seattle. former Ven
ture club adviser, and Mrs. Ken
meth Farber, Miss Winifred Morse,
past presidents, who will assist.
Assisting also will be Mrs. c. A.
Nicholson. Miss Henrietta Peers
and Miss Marion Steere.
The regular meeting of Venture
club will be held Monday evening
at 6:15 in the Dalhem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Caroline A. Ladd
Guild 10 Meet

Circle and guild activities for
women of the First Presbyterian
church start on Monday with the
meeting of the Caroline A. Laid
Guild. Luncheon in Nelson hall
with Mesdames William o. Dunck-
ley and C. II. Smith as hostesses
followed by a general business
session in Middleton parlor with
Mrs. f. w. Squires presiding. Mrs.
Harry A. Wiser is study director
for the day.
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Nembers az the Nothers' Club
- Aquinas Academy win meet at
> O'Clock Monday afternoon 1t the
school Ma Neil Gregory viii
preeide and win present Mr.. c. L.
Graham Of Seattle. speaking On
starring"
Waahlngtea preseAoel mests
Monday 1t 7:l5 p. m. in the home
q Mrs. Charles Ogden. 1879 No.
36th street. DR.. Robert Sinclair
II the College Of Puget Sound viii
speak. Mn. Sumner Bennett win
preside and present the Founders
Day program including . candle
lighting ceremony. Those taking
part are Mesdames J. ID. Shotwell,
Sterling Carmichael. d. W. Thorne,
Charles Rossio, Roger Johnson. 4.
Anderron. Maurice B. Palmer. Carl
Wheeler. Allen Asurmann. Glen
Turner. Past presidents win Be
honored- Hostesses are Mrs..
Charles ID. Ogden. Mrs.. Sterling
Carmichael and Mrs.. Lester Z.
Prescott
Grant pre~cheei meets Tuesday
IT s p. m. at e16 North Ainsworth.
Mrs. Burton A. Brown viii speak
and Mrs. A. A. Price viii preside.
4rs- j. L. Moore. Mrs. ]. Scatter
and Mrs c. 3. Burkhsrf are host
esses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Entertain House Guesfs
From Out of Town

Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Christensen
OF 14o' So. 5th ST. entertained
Mr.. Christensen's sister and hus-
oand from Washington. D. C. Mr..
and Mrs. John Bromley. recently.
other guests were his sister, Mrs.
A. J. Pagan, and his brother. Mr..
John Jacobson, from Ignite. n. d.
Inc travellers also visited relatives
In spokane, Astoria and Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Rev. SIominski Is
Tacoma Visitor

Rev. Stanley J. Slominski. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Slominski.
and present pastor of st. MichaePs
church, olyphant, Penn. is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer johnson.
500 So. A st His family for
merly lived at Franklin.
Sunday he celebrated mass at
SITS. Peter and Paul Catholic
church where he met numerous
childhood friends
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
To Elect New Officers

The Washington State Dahlia
society will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Meneghel, 1899 Verde st,
Wednesday evening. There will be
election Of officers, which was
postponed at the January meet
ing. Plans for the fall show will
be discussed.