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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Dinner Party
Fetes Couple
Miss Schroeder. Mr..
Drivst Are Complimenied

In compliment 70 Miss Ruth
Schroeder and Mr.. Edward
Dziyak. whose marriage IL 10
take place Jan. 81. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luke +. Scholl enter
tanned Thursday evening NJ
a dinner and miscellaneous
shower. Dinner was served
from a lace covered table cen.
tered with spring flowers
which were thanked by yellow
tapers.
Entertainment for ths evening
included = Fay ninety style show
displaying the troussesu ~ ths
bride and groom. Ars Richard
noffett gave . reading
Guests for the evening included
Hsssrs. and Mssdamcs ~ j.
Schroeder. mother and fsthsr ~
the bride, Lawrence Lord. Norman
A0hsfg. Harold Wilton. John
Lswtas. George sullivan and
Richard Aoffet.
Othsrn we're MrH Edward Coax.
Mrs. Mildred Sullivan. Mr. Louis
Frt1ctsr and the Nlsses Margaret
Dzlvsk. Alma Dzsak. Dorothy
Dxigak. MARJORIE Mayor. hsrlofis
Miller. Ruth Pearson. W!niffsd
Palmer and flstA Ripper.
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Miss Ertigo. Mr.. Kirk
Take Wedding Vows

Miss Mary > Erriso. AMY
daughter ~ Mr. Dominic Errlao.
became the hfids II Nj Hsrb~rf
A zark. Z. = ~. saturday svs-
ming In tins parish house ~ Hoiy
Rosary church. Th< ceremony ~ss
performed BY the Rev. Anthony
Hack. o. 81
Tho bride wore. for her mar
rage. . dark green dreszmsssr
suit with brown sneessortss Mar
eorraxs wss ~ ssf1snlss
hs Andrew Wis< was ths
hrids's oniy attendant and sore =
pais green street dre.s shs siso
were . ssrdsnis eor~aHs
Mr. Frank pisstlno. half brother
a. the bride. ~ss Mr. zirs's a~ss
man.
Tbs reception vas h<ld 81 shs
family homs following tbs wedding
which Sas soismnixed ct T:so
o'clock chfyssnfhemums wsrs
used shout the rooms other
decorations carried essi . p.tfsotls
tssms
Mrs n Eidridgs poured sns
assisting vsss Mrs n plssliao
snd Mrs. " johnson. wbo est ms
wedding oaks TIA ns~ hons rsli
- made n Bfsmsrfan.
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Mrs. Hallen
To Speak
Junior Women 10 Hear
Book Review tuesday

Converting at 3 o'clock Tues
day evening in the clubrooms,
members of the Junior Wom-
ans club and their friends are
looking forward TO the pro-.
gram arranged by Mrs. Wilson
Peterson. fine arts chairman,
and featuring Junia Todd Hal
len who will present a book re-
view and amusing discourse
entitled Mamma With the
Dishpan Hands" Also in
cluded on the program is Mr..
Robert Knight, jr., trombon-
list, and his accompanist, Mr..
Leonard Raver, who will offer
several musical selections.
Mrs. Morley Brotman will con-
duct the business session. and
final discussion of the annual hon
orary guest tea, to be held Jan.
rs, will be held. Mrs. Harold
Sather will also announce the
formation of a group within the
club membership to aid the Red
Cross work through the knitting
of necessary wooden garments.
Hostesses for the supper hour
are: Mrs. James Thrasher. chair
man. assisted by Mesdhmes Victor
johnson. Dale Gundstrom. John
Pagni, M. J. LaVelle. II. G. Flat
tum. A. Schmitz. S. r. Tokstad.
Z. z. Llewellyn, Harold Rock and
]. Hubert Craft.
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Quota Club
To Install
Mrs smysks WI = tssss
OF oss;nsss Group

The monthly dinner af The
Quota club. international. VIII
he held Tuesday evening At
$50 o'si<k Al the Washing
ton apartment hotel.
The incoming officers whe
will be installed II this meet
lnr are Mrs. Nofmse Smythe.
president. Mrs. Milton Gsess.
first vice president Mrs.. Carl
Van vlaek. second vice prpet-
dent: Miss Grace nlomquist.
secretary. and Miss Leila Rus
sell. treasurer.
nsF>esas. sFs Mrs. Elas D. Com
ley. Asss nsFsna nsFsiassn. Mr.
rlosna c~sssss Ard MFs Jsms>
stuart
Committees ineiuis f'shlsestv.
Ms Carl Van vi.ek. hsss stss~i
Cas-. msmh>sshlp. Mrs. James
stuart. Nlss tiidur r~ssFscn. pre-
gram. Mr. O. y Brs~n. NJ
Myrtle MY fsnsnes. Mfsl ps~na
d~ddss. Mrs.. Mlltan 1<slss snclal.
Miss Marian conysfsI Mrs. Aifssris
Aslsns historian. Mrs. ma cnnisy
Reservations may - made WITH
Mrs Milton Gsess % Mrs. hnsmss
amyfhs.
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Miss Hanson
is HonoreCl
M. HsI1s \ tlup>suu e
psssIssrs u1sktsy

nlI~r G>ernIs Hnnnre ~
nu>n1 II kp1or q Z 11@wCr
niven ~ Nm t.pr1oe1 49,
q her home FrI6ny sverI41
Mias Hnneun'a orpxuuf1l1I
marriage - ~. y1j|
Bridges ~ recently -
nnun<ed ~ 1uf1y ro1runTy.
IT, pe<tv - e1nsu1 ~ ~
dsuunses - ~ neu1a N114
o~r<uio pl~1zn - - <r1u<1u1r
- - tnlr1 nv>11uv - = -
rsmpsnns u ~ nrnw 1nnul -
plennua - 49, = nrrv q -
msrv>nus n - - ~ Clr61D
f~~v ree<s - - - - ,
~ - fem11v l1>nn4
uew1ns w~ve p1rSe1 <uglnn ~
s~~elN1 wt<n nlnG(1 49, = -
pwesny L1poo - - -
- - ~ - 1un11nD
csemenl ol(ls ~ - ~
~evs pr>sru>p1 o(>uv - -
pssretup~1 naInnunn - epvun1 49,
hsel~s pknse
4 nsntns~ss 49, pnssy 49,
= I1ssi>s sv<n = n11os - -
valley - - spn1@vD6rro ~ -
tan<e frun wnarn po1vuuomcuoD
wsrs sssv>a iste n ~ evur1nC
FfeMNf 4 - u1e<x = go
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Mrs. Sheehsn VII Be
Ivy Auxiliary Hostess

TIE first meeting q the year
for Ivy auxiliary o. n \ siii -
held Tuesday Afternoon al Inv
home q Mr.. Guy X shseh4n.
ss0z 50. Thompson sse Luncheon
viii b. served - y 30
Hostezses viii b. the neN o.
ficers. Mrs. Guy X Eses4an. presl.
dent Hrs Ralph y hoyles. wcs
president. Hrs Clyde " Kim
orouRh. secretary. and Mrs VIII
lam Strong. treasurer PAM UiIl
d made for 1912 Aetiuties-
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Young Married Couples
10 tiaxs Social

Ths Yours Married csupiss ~
he elsss ~ Central Latnsfsn
church piii inset - > 9sie<k shls
Monday evening ., ths homs -
NJ snd Mrs c1aFsnes r. BeFsii
s7is Ma. c.hsYsns o. NJ snd Nss
A y Gsfnssy Niii ~ eo-hosss II
ihis January saeisi - ~hien All
young married couples ~ tbs
chureh ara eordislIy invited. Ths
group messs regularly IN homes
~ nnsms<ss ~ the class En- tn
Second Monday swearing 81 ss<k
month.
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He~ f4f~e efe - - f41N0 - ~
sassafive tnmmt1tee = IT. ~
siuh thts yeor Noo<1no ~ enotn1
activities . hGlm Leeso1He -
d~<ssr No. ne<Hleo kne1pY y
Ne n~w r>ser1tes rpese1ngy -
nsss js1se h1anes. - 80 -.
isestv rnaismaa
kvs~ysse = innklag euvwne1 -
~ mesfinu Ioe - IL pp~Gvnm
hssn9 rmrned ~ n61nu noc1dnun
whsisr ~ nsUees L1e4ns -
ne~a fnnese - ~ anesl eDnn1w.
~ tsrz< ~ ~ epeesnn ~ -
what kln1 - = ne1s No. 49,
rIav pssv1eu - Wovr - -
ssGme~t - sain w>o0 ou1r11o1 ~
esrssses fssssv . = - auvvo1
q esfk
nssrs sashssaonm - ~ -
prss~ed sAssI ~ -Ak& - L1vrng
c1sss.~ whssA d nno<s4 ~ 80
rrsa<eo n<us>s No. nn1na -
tain ~ ~ntyfs t1lnfs fae n1tr1urGD
altss" Tf~ss h . nym sloas ~
IN ntsis whs nss lssexesos< y
thsir fixar<s No. Nseml -
suons y IL shei<men ApDr1ef-
u<nts ~ health esame mav -
us<ls ~ salfsae - y. " G 4
Mlss n>sniee fas1vt ies>1w ~
girls 49, <fs E.sssuess1 y eentxse1
n<s<1ns n lnln - <l1ss b ~ usH~
rnom Msry ka<n hns pse@nse1 .
slsss n Nd cfoas tnIftieG ~
ssvis whs ere irtss~sses u es1pa1s
ws<h
aos<enkps Oss>1ns ro1eu1 ~
m~~s rss>s1<1 sss~ssG - : >e1~sn
a N h<me - k1rs Ne11ee uHnp~
ssn. ae>o - r~sh. ~ q -
w1Ii rs~n11s.
ly1Ia pnstps 7ew1 . =. y. -
n>~t n nsnexnpa MI JNusnonv
sssnzna ~ ia M uoeguxo
t~~v~ns usli p<~sa1n
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For her marriage, the bride wore
an afternoon dress Of sra foam
crepe. brown accessories and a
oorssge of orchids she also wore
gold bracelet which was worn
by her grandmother at her we'd
ding and carried a handkerchief
which Mr.. Eugene Lukes had
recently purchased in India
The maid of honor wore beige
wool crepe and a corsage of gar
denias and rosebuds.
GO 10 Lakewood
Following the ceremony. the
entire wedding party went to
Lakewood Terrace for luncheon.
Welcoming guests. Mrs. Magnus-
son wore an afternoon dress Of
beige crepe and a corsage of gar
denias. The bridegroom mother
wore blue crepe and a similar
corsage.
The wedding cake and impress
Give candelabra centered the lunch
con table.
Later. Ensign and Mrs. Lukes
left on a short wedding trip. the
bride adding brown fur coat
TO her afternoon dress. Upon their
return. Ensign and Mrs. Lukes will
make their home in Seattle.
The bride Is graduate of the
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Afternoon
Nuptials
M;n Mckenzie. NJ.
ksnrsrd Wed o. 5 Sunday

kenrsro Weo ~ Suooer
Miss Margaret Jean Nc
kenzie. daughter II Mr.. and
Mrs. Reccher A. Mckenzie Of
Firrre<t. and Mr.. Theodore
Wesley kennard. son ef Mr..
and Mrs. C. ". kennard. TOOK
their nuptisl VOWS u The
home Of DR.. Roy Leslie Smith
Sunday afternoon Al ! O'Clock.
The pretty ceremony was sol.
emnised following wedding
music BY Miss Evelyn Haw-
thorne. pianist. Miss Marjorie
BROWN. violini<t. and Mr.. Ar
thur Wiekins. singer.
Ths hrtas we're rc~d<r hisss
mzraui.<tts aver tsfF<ts wedding
dress 9th fitted t->hs~ INST ~ttk
lace and . high ro.na s<ssl'n<
sAs carried : colonial ecuau~t e
s.ra<ns>s edx<d with nsrvsssus
Mr. k~nnard carried pant Ice
handkerchief. carried sise ~ h<r
mother ard SISTER 81 Their ~et-
ding.
Mrs. Andre and the ten nstis
bridesmaids wcrs gold sru<s<s
their gifts from th< eftie
Mrs. willard Andre vas her
sisters mssrcn % hanot ard ~ess
a ro@s tsffets dFes. ulth HUE trim
TIVE junior attendants we're ths
seven and five yesF-nid nisces II
the bride. Janet ami Jane Andre.
who ~ore long hlss ssffs,s gs~as
with fun skirts ard pins velvet
trim.
Mr.. Charles k<nnsrd brother ~
ire bridegroom. vas shs hest man
ard thu u.hsrs we're Mr.. Habsfs
ksnnsrd. brother ef the green.
and Mr.. Willard y. Andre. hruthsr-
in-law ~ the hTids
Mrs. Meksnris ~ofs . black vel.
vet dress with . eorssxe of gar.
dsnlas and Mira ksnnard sho.s
sine velvet sith . similar rofs.xs
Tho reception followed the we'd
ding At thu family hosns. An I'm.
rrovised altar with cathedral ar
rsngsmsnt n 20 candles vas
banked hy many green's and has
ksts 90 ehryssnthemnms ON the
collation. table q handmade lses
cloth was ased with silver ran
deisbrs
Mrs. A. L. Goff and Mira Roy
ksnnsrd poured and thoss ssslst.
ing were Mrs. Charles ksnnssd.
Alss Gloria Golf. Mira James Mont.
Knmsris. Mrs. Frank Gaadnsr. Ma.
Henristts Peers. Miss Lillian
Aushlenbruch. Mi.s Roxy ~.
Thomas. Elizabeth Anne Gillespie.
Mira. haloom EnTsfrom. Mrs, Reb.
srt Gates. Mrs. Clifford Barnes
LATHE clifford ksnnsrd. nephew ii
ths bridegroom. raausd the sroom''
cake.
Ths ns~ Mrs ksnnard travels
In . brown and bsiEs costume sui
and added . fur coat with eorsas,
Of white ofchids When they return
from their short wedding trip the,
~lll BE- ~ home st the Mckay.
Both the bride and groom ar,
alumni a. stadium and tho laftsl
slso attended the coiIsge of fuEs
Sound.
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Miss AlYsmore Magnusson
WEEDS Ensign James Lukes
Ceremony Taxes Place Sunday Noon az epworth
Methodist Church; Couple 70 Live in Seattle

Event of the past weekend the marriage Of Miss
Aysmore MagnnSson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A T. Mag
nusson. to Ensign James r. Lukes son Of Mr. and Mrs.
A v Lukes Of Berkeley Calf The ceremony took place
half after twelve O'Clock Sunday Epworth Methodist
church, the Rev. Harold o. Perry reading the vows.
Mr.. Calvin Knapp the organist for the ceremony
and Mr.. Harold Murand sang Because" Miss Dolores
0'Conne the brides honor attendant and Mr.. Roy
Bordsen served Ensign Lukes best Mr.. Eugene
Lukes brother of the bridegroom flew out from New York
l..
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Mecca Club 10 Meet
With Mr.. KalIender

Members ~ Mecca eips q ths
Daughters Of ths Niis vii meet 81
~ 20 O'Clock Tuesday ~ ths home
q Mrs. e. ~ Kslisnder. 5000 No.
zsth a. Hrs Frank Rybln and
Mrs. D. carr1ek N1n assist Arx.
Kalisndsr.
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Presbyterian Women 70
Meet al Lakewood

Pres yter ian women % the
Olympia PresDyterisl are looking
forward 70 Tuesday morning when
they WI hold = session a. the
Little Church on the Prairie The
meeting Nlll open a. 10 O'Clock and
luncheon a. 1910 viii b. served a.
Lakewood Terrace
Speakers viii 10 the Rev Hsr-
old n. Henderson. recently II
Chosen, China. and Or. James
hillsr Of Portland, Ore.
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Mrs. Munson 10 Be
Luncheon Hostess

Circle ? ~ Frank Tobey Jones
Home Nlli - entertained A. /
clock luncheon ~ ne home ~
Hfz. :. = hanson z5if No
Junstt Taesasy AFTERNOON. Red
crnsa york Nlli folloS the bslsl-
nes4 messing.
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Eagles Auxiliary Plans
Dinner and Card Party

Ths Auxiliary - ne Fratsrnsi
Dfaef - EARisa Niil serss : spa.
xhsifl dinner from 8 until , ocio<k
Tuesday evening IN axtss rail.
for members only FeiioxIns the
dinner. tns regular nesting ssil -
hsia zith ths president. hfs Mr..
ris NefD0Nsil preaidlng
Ire auxiliary Nall hold a card
party IN Eaglss nall At - o'cloek
jar. n. FaSors viii b. sssr<sd
Ths public u cordially invited
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Business Group TO Hear
Defense information

At their Tuesday noon luncheon
in the Model Grill, Miss Aileen
futile will impart to fellow mem
bers Of the Business and Profess
sional Womens club and their
friends. information from the civil
ian defense school held in Seattle
recently. Miss Edna Melsness Is
the luncheon chairman.
Tacoma Circle Neighbors of
Woodcraft will meet in regular
session Monday evening At 8
O'Clock in the Eagles hall. Mrs.
James Oman will preside. On the
supper committee are Mrs. Ger
trIde Aikeson and Mrs. Eta Beck.
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College of Puget Sound where her
sorority Was lambda Sigma Chi.
Ensign Lules attended both the
University Of Washington and the
University Of California. He Is =
member and past president Of
Delta ri fraternity. He In also a
graduate Of the United States
Navy Midshipmen's school In Chi
caro-.
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Ms. Peters Goes 10
81. FssIsns, Orsqos

Ne = 7. fstefe stfslnn p&fIl<d
~ hsy asuxhfef. Mrs 4. q h<i-
nsr ~ - sisters or<xea. l@fs
ssindsy for tat city - msks s~s
hofne Or Z tsme
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Jsnussy Guild Meeting
Planned fos Tussdsv

fhs i.Asfh&r Memorial 9<sid
first m@~flnx - fh~ y~sr witi ~
hid 81 th~ hens a. Mrs q. 4.
nsshi~s~a. ala Ne pin< u. ra~s-
a&y evening Al sfsia<k. nfa G.
LssB1b@fa sill Lad n 1esa<iens
sns nis< Esther FeIsfs@a wtii
snz
Assisting haste@ses ere Mfs
carr lsrYn~ st.a. Mrs i.kssiii< Hzzxx
snf HI<s Flaf<ns< WaIi<11
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MIN sssslsv 10 -
insssnsd Hidov Eve

NJ. E~ms Ia ss.li>r. - -
tires Mce<1ar evening ~ r<er1e<r<
q r,osihsp valley n<ta ~
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Bride-Elect
Is Feted
Msrisss 10 rsLs p!sss
January a - s.. Lss's

Within fhs last well two
parties have be<n given CON-
plimentlng Miss Frances Cum
ninaham. whose engagement
TO Mr.. Edward kintx vas ~
Gently announced and the we'd
ding date set for Jan. p ~
st. Leo's church.
Th~ finst party sas Kiven ~
hrs f-ssxr aoraxhsn a hsS hem<
On Pacific ave Mrs. Mar narvs<k
assisted ths hosisss. The affair
noor ~ss spent N games sn1 IN
hsids-siset reserved msny ssfts ~
her n~~ home
Tn~ buffet t.hls sn3 attractive
vita . hard m.a< isrs sistk sttA
= miniature hfids - fn~ sentev-
pi~cs nsssss lnelssed Mrs. ~
ssrd nayis. Mrs. Mary so<rtek.
Mr. sam po~nlnx. Mrs. pssothy
siHes. Mfs H.<<i fessnx. hrn Jos
Jsrssiehs. nrs Fssne<s 1ssse Mfs
Charles o fsrisn. Mrs. Dan f'<sefxy.
nfs L~~is Kb~rt. h,s AGn~s
Cunningham ard shs gust Il
hou0r.
rhs SECOND showsr sas given ~
Mrs. Kss Jsrns knns n - 49,
bnsns a. ruysiIsp Guests ~sss .
xrnup - yvsna fss~nds ~ IL
brfse elect.
Buffet supper wss s<rssd fol-
is,<ss4 ~ "A lafo<u.xi sxentnx
Evening star., 1942-05-03

merly of Chevy Chase Friday after
noon Mrs. Samuel Husbands was
hostess at luncheon followed by
bridge in compliment to Mrs. Kripel
Mrs. j. Wriley Jacobs entertained
at luncheon and bridge Friday.
Mrs. Charles R. Strobe was hostess
at luncheon and bridge Thursday in
| honor of Mrs. j. E. Smith Of Nc
Lean, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Austin Latimer
have as their guest their cousin, Mrs
Samuel S. Woody of Tryon, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Boyd
have as their weekend guests Mr.
a-,d Mrs. Fred Knite of India.
Mrs. William H. Rose left yester-
day for Patterson, N. j.. to visit her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Rose, jr., and will
spend the summer in Ogunquit, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Edwards have
as their guest their daughter, Mrs.
F. Rankin Weisberger of Grcsse
Point, Mich; Mr.. Jack Meader and
Mr.. Monroe Meader of New York.
Mrs. Richard Hall Jeschke, wife Of
1t. Col. Jeschke of Coronado, Calf :,
who is the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
John Ryan Devereux, has been in
New York visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, 1t. and Mrs. John
Oldsfleld. returning yesterday with
1t. and Mrs Oldsf1eld, who will also
be the guests of Mrs. Devereaux.
NHr ox,l NHrc Nfic Tnhrcay, ho wa
as their guests their daughter in
law, Mrs. Otis johnson, jr., and her
small son, Otis, Sd, of Bloomington,
Ill.
Mrs. X. d. McRea
Will Leave for Texas.
Mrs. Kenneth D. McRea will leave
this week for Galveston, Tex, to
visit her son-in-law and daughter
1t. and Mrs. Daniel E. OKeefe, for
one month.
Mrs. A. w. Hilliard of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is the guest of her
daughter, Miss Mary Hilliard.
Mrs. S. A. Andretta is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Gage, for two
weeks in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard j. Oliver
are spending 10 days with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Hart in Norfolk, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles INLAY are
on a 10 days vacation at Miami
Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Framer have
as their guest Miss Bertha Brewer
of Spring City, Pa. Mrs. Frazier
entertained at luncheon Wednesday
in compliment to her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Graham
have as weekend guests 1t. and
Mrs. Harry c. Ritter, with their
two sons, Lee Ritter and Donald
Ritter, of Dahlgren, Va.
Mrs. c. H. Morrison of Honolulu
is the guest Of Mrs. Ben Temple
Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lueck have
as weekend guests the latter's sister,
Miss Susan Booth Cooper of Ger
mantown, Pa, and Mr.. Herbert
Simpson Of Westport, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cannon of
Evening star., 1942-05-03
Evelyn Carroll
Bride Yesterday
Of r. J. Howard

The marriage OF Miss Evelyn
Deane Carroll, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Southey Carroll of Washing
ton, to Mr.. Ronald Johnston Howard
of Fort Worth, Tex, took place
yesterday afternoon at the home of
the brides grandmother, Mrs. j. M
Foster.
White carnations, lilacs, gladio-
luses and gypsophila against banks
of palms formed the improvised
altar before which the Rev. c. E.
Hawthorn. D. D., pastor of the WAL
lace Memorial Presbyterian Church,
officiated at 5 o'clock.
The bride wore a suit of soldier
Evening star., 1942-05-03
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c., MAY 3, 1912

Wooster, Ohio, is visiting the latter's
mother, Mrs. Elva Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice v. Dawson
have as their house guests Mrs.
DaviSon's mother, Mrs. Samuel
Goodall, and her sister, Miss Helen
Goodall. of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
Chevy Chase Neighborhood
Chevy Chase Neighborhood
Informal Parties Mark
Festivities for the Week
Mrs. A. P. Woodson Lunch Hostess:
Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan
Among Others Entertaining

number of festivities for the Chevy
and inorrnl parties
charmn y arranged spring luncheon
noon by Mrs Albert in
McCreey of Cincinnati.
Comd and Mrs Thomas Friday
afternoon at Chase Club.
M ana MIS- Louis Julien hosts Wednesday
In compliment to their Albert Young
Mrs Harold Burton hostess Thursday Among
te guests were Mrs Chester Finch Mrs
jackson Mrs Lloyd Sutton,
Mrs Sdne Pearce George and Miss
Evening star., 1942-05-03
What did GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
really say?

Results Of experiments with the so.
called gray hair vitamin" Calcium
Pantothenate were reported in a recent
issue of Good Housekeeping Magazine.
While the article carried an optimistic
note, the results actually claimed were
conservative.
Most people who took the vitamin
daily for 6 months were reported to
have succeeded in coloring few gray
hairs near the roots. No claim was
made of success in re-coloring even a
single head of gray hair and the public
aswarned not to experiment with the
vitamin without the approval of COM
petent physician.
Other scientists have also been ex-
perimenting on humans with this same
vitamin, but none of them have re-
ported any case where the color Of the
hair was even partially restored
Numerous advertisements of gray
hair vitamins brought a warning by
Dr.. Morris Fishbein, Official spokesman
of the American Medical Association.
He said that gray hair is seldom the
result of vitamin deficiency alone, but
is usually caused by combination of
several factors, different in each indi-
vidual case. He added that these vita
min compounds may actually prove
harmful to some people.
Only recently, Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of
the Smithsonian Institution one of the
worlds greatest authorities on the SUBJ
Jet, wrote to the Journal of the Ameri-
can Medical Association that craving
hair indicates, not vitamin deficiency,
but that the body is producing less
melanin. natures coloring substance.
Since vitamins do not produce melanin,
they can not restore hair color.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

tanned at luncheon Friday at the
La Sale Du Bois in honor of Mrs.
Edward D. Kern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burwell War;
rem have as their guest Mrs. Frank
KripeI of Winchester, Mass, for
Evening star., 1942-05-03

Even if the body could be stimulated
to produce more melanin with the help
of some medicine yet unknown, there
is danger that it would color not only
the hair on the head but also the fine,
invisible hairs on the face and body.
Such result would be tragic indeed.
And so, if you are handicapped by
gray hair, why not use Canute Water?
1t is the most successful known method
for re-coloring gray hair and has the
endorsement of DR.. Carl P. Sherwin
of Good Housekeeping Magazine.
Simply wet your gray hair few
times with this orystal-clear, oolorless
liquid, and see it completely re-colored
similar to its former natural shade -
in one day, if you wish. After that,
attention only once month will keep
it young looking.
Your hair will retain its naturally
soft texture and lovely new color in
spite of shamPooing, PersPiration, curl
ing or waving. 1t remains clean and
natural to the touch and IookJ natural
in any light.
Canute. Water was tested and proved
harmless at one of Americas Greatest
Universities and has a record of 20
years of satisfaction without injury to
a single user You don't even need 4
skin test before using.
incidentally, DR.. Sherwin of Good
Housekeeping stated in recent letter
that Canute Water is one of the best
products of its kind on the market.
No other product can make all
these claims.
Leading dealers in most of Americas
largest Cities sell more Canute Water
than all other hair ooloring prePara-
tons combined. 6 application size
$l.15 at drug stores everywhere.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

blue with white hat and white
accessories and she was attended
by Miss Ethel Juliette Reynolds,
Evening star., 1942-05-03

BerIlla Br0Wef OF Spring City, Pa.
Mrs. Arthur Wheatley Palmer was
hostess at luncheon Thursday fol-
lowed by bridge.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harry
Stuart were hosts at tea Tuesday.
Mrs. James H. Defandorf enter
Evening star., 1942-05-03

MRS. RUFUS CHOATE
WYSONG, III.
A recent bride, Mrs. Wysong
formerly 1D1S Miss Jeanne
Corning. She is the daughter
of Mrs. Eugenia S. Corning.
Mr.. and Mrs. WySong are re-
siding at KayUood Gardens,
Mount Rainier.
Brooks Photo.