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Evening star., 1942-09-02
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: Bys Stan Corr rrespondent Of The star.
- CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Ray Fla
herty, Redskin coach, was taken
by surprise last night when the
football squad showed a birthday
cake before him as he sat down
in the dining ear and followed up
with a hearty Happy Birthday
to 100000"
Although aglow with candle
light, Flaherty denied more than
80 years, but informed sources
said he was 40.
ITO tell you the truth" he said,
somewhat abashed, I'D forgot
ten all about It,"
Evening star., 1942-09-02

on many another campus through
out the land.
Yes" said Hagerty, just to make
the point stick. we're short on
quality, and. with one of the tough
est schedules in our history COM
ing up, We'll be lucky If we win
half our games"
Selective service got Chris Pavich,
who was slated for a regular end
assignment. He was called up just
day after school opened. BY the
same route went two backfield men,
while Joe Drum, upon whom
Hagerty had counted to plug a big
hole at tackle, now is at the Naval
| Academy.
Some Bright Spots.
+ But there were bright spots, too,
for partial compensation
Biting deep into the hilltop turf
Of the field thudded the cleats OF
Ross Sorce, 265-pounder and un-
derstudy last year of All-Eastern
Tackle AL Blozis.
Hagerty looked up with a smile
Down the field doomed long
4 kick of the toe of Frank Dornfleld
Hes our triple threat" Hagerty
said. Runs, kicks, passes"
For the fullback spot, Georgetown
has John Barrett, who won thai
post last fall only to lose it aftel
| the first game by an appendectomy
Joe Gyorgydeak, last years fullback
is being groomed for possible use a
quarterback.
Hagerty summed it up this way:
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Major League Pitchers Appear Cnches Score 20 More Victories
Virginia S Outlook
On Grid Not Drub

Virginia doesn't look like a
second division football team
now that Eddie Bryant is back to
spearhead Passing Frank Muir
rays capital ct"
Bryant's veteran running mates
will include Tabb Gillette, Ed
Kreick, Herb Munhall and Don
Niklason-no slouch of a back
field.
Nine monogram lettermen are
on hand, in a squad.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Gentry Goes Into Navy;
Will Quit Redskins

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Lee Gentry
left the Redskins last night as they
paused briefly on their way East, but
he didn't want to go. He has orders
to report for duty in the Navy Sep
tember IL.
Il have to leave the squad" he
said. Its a great team, Sammy
Dick Todd and all the rest, but ]
guess I'm going to play on bigger
team now"
He has hopes of eng sent to ar
Eastern station that will permit hin,
to see his mates in action sometime
during the season.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Fights Lost Night
ax the Associated Press,

9J the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Arrie Dorrell 150A1
Tyler, Tex. outpointed Joe Torres, IA,
Puerto Rico go: Carmine Fatta, 1877,
New York, knocked out Ruby Garcia,
1884, Puerto Rico ~: Tami Mauri-
ello, 1sb, won by technical knockout
WILMINGTON, Del-A Tribuani,
lS4, Wilnington. knocked out George
DUSTY Brown, 153, York. Pa. ts).
Portland, won by technical knockout
over Tommy Misto, 169, United States
, Coast Guard 90.
Hartford, Knocked out Bobby (Poison)
Ivy, 1877, Hartford 10).
Evening star., 1942-09-02
u. T. Girls Win Another

United Typewriters girls softball
team won its fifteenth straight game
yesterday by topping Navy Depart
ment, I'll, behind the one-hit pitch
ing of Silver" Sloan The winners
collected five hits off Dot Krenecki
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Junior Nine Is BOOKING

Northeast juniors baseball team
is booking games with unlimited
competition for the rest of the sea-
son. Call Franklin 8o65 after 6
o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

els doubly needed this year the
quiet comfort that people find at home
when friends drop in. Be ready next
time friends come to your house. Set
out crackers and cheese or simple sand
wiches. together with small glasses
of glowing amber California Sherry
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Hoyo Grid Squad Largest Ever.
But Quality Worries Hugerty
BY the Associated Press,


Up the stiff grade to Georgetown practice field charged the
largest football squad the univesy history left Head
Coach Jack Hagerty something short gnnng gee
Gloomiy he conhded: We're long quantity but ="
You the res-Wa deepened the wrinkles
the worries Georetowns football prospects,
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Superstors Absent, Net Fans
Enthusing Over Youngsters
By GAYLE TALBOT, .
Associated Press Sports Writer.

YORK Sept 2.-There always is something immensely
appealing younge competing against and little
Shirley Akron Ohio already the sentimental choice win
national tennis championship at Forest Hills.
Shirley appealing shining kid of only Is who al
ready doubtful that
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Skin Cracked
Between Toes?
ct a Jar of MERCIREX

Get Jar of MERCIREX GEA
tmercy-rer) today from your
druggist. Hundreds have discovered hoW It's
SIX active medical ingredients often
promptly relieve itching, burning. oozing
cracking which are usually a sign of ath-
ton million jars used, Must relieve or
money refunded. Economy Size Ter, soc
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Evening star., 1942-09-02
Queens Indian Defense,

Chess Problem No. 477.
BY ]. BUCHWALD Newark, N. J.
| 1T Prize. British Chess Federation Tour
ney, No. 38, Direct-Mate in Three
Moves, 1912
BLACK-A MEN
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Chess Problem No. 478.
BY r. AND J. WARTON, Southall Ens.
End Prize, B. c. F. Tourney No 3S
Direct-Mate in Three Moves, 1912.
BLACK-IO MEN,
Evening star., 1942-09-02

or Museatel Wine.
It's 4 custom you
want TO repeat, Of
ten. Wine Advisory
Board, San Fran.
cisco. Califoenia.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
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WHITE-1O MEN.
White TO Play and Mate in Three Moves.
Solutions come this week from problem
solvers Allen A. Jenkins NJ l.. Jacobsen.
Daniel r. LonEley, Mary A. Logan. Francis
] Stoegerer, Joseph J. Feger. Charles r.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

River Report-Potomac and Shen-
andoah rivers cloudy this morning
at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Oldtimers Lose to Newcomers

OIdtlmers Lose to Newcomers.
The Oldtimers, charter members
OF the Federal or rather Social Sc
curity Chess Club, and the Newcom-
ers, employees OF the Federal Gov
ernment and members at large OF
the Federal Chess Club, staged a
family brawl Monday night at the
Servicemen's Club, 306 Ninth street
NV, with the Newcomers winning,
7-3.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Shirley VIII get dIIy IUI UIIIIeI, UcCduSe
her next opponent will be second
seeded Pauline Betz of Los Angeles.
In a way. Shirley seems allied to
Bob Falkenburg, the 16-year- -old boy
Evening star., 1942-09-02

WHlTE-0 MEN.
White to Play and Mate in Three Moves
Problem No. 477 is q clever portrayal
OF opposition and decoy. Though the key
move is wea kthe solver will appreciate
the tactful disposal OF Black men
No. 47S has a key that combines threat
with pinning An excellent White queen
sacrifice is a possibility with a model mate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Kappa Phi Women
Attend Conference

Members Of Kappa Phi. national
organization for Methodist college
women. are attending a regional
conference at the University of
Washington this weekend Wash
ington and Idaho colleges are to
be represented.
Being sent from the College Of
Puget Sound organization are
Misses Anita Misener. Betty Brad
lev. Betty Thralls. Margarita lrle,
Betty Irle. Florence Darrow. Alice
CLAY, Ruth Mccrea, Jean stanton
Louise Durand and Gertrude
James. Mrs. Charles Robbins,
their faculty adviser. will also
attend.
Miss Betty 1rle was elected
president Of the group for next
fan at a meeting Monday at John
Kittredge hall. Other officers
elected includ. Misses Alice Clay.
vice president; Phyllis Newman.
recording secretary: Marian Nc
knight. corresponding secretary;
Gertrude James. treasurer; Ruth
Herington, chaplain and Geraldine
Dyre. program chairman.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Engagement
Revealed
Miss Ruth Pearson 10 Wed
Mr.. Donald Murray June 3

The announcement is being
made by Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Pearson of the betrothal OF
their youngest daughter. Miss
Ruth Pearson, to Mr.. Donald
Murray. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. X. Murray. The bride-to-
be has selected June 6 as the
date for her marriage.
News OF the engagement was
first revealed at party given
recently at the home Of Miss
Pesrsons sister. Mrs. Lawrence
Lord. As guests arrived they were
met at the door and presented by
Judith Lord. small daughter OF
the house. with tiny bags of rice
tied with blue ribDon. disclosing
the names of the engaged couple
Later. at the supper hour, small
Angela angels. holding a string
of stars on which were written the
letters SIXTH, revealed to IN,
guests the wedding date.
Guests were the Misses Marjorie
Miller. Ruth Dzivak, Marjorie Nay
lor. Jeanne Murray. Shirley Whit
ley. winifred Palmer. Minnie Mo
berg. Marjorie Sorenson and Ruth
Madison
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Miss Irish
Is Bride
WEEDS Corp. klass Satur-
day in ST. Leos Rectory

The marriage of Miss Joyce
Marguerite Irish. daughter of
Mrs. Georgia Irish of this city,
TO Corp. Oscar Eldon Klaas,
ir.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Eldon Klaas. sr.. of Idaho. was
an event of April IL in st.
Leo's rectory.
The morning ceremony took
place at 10 o'clock, reception
following at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Svinch.
Miss Winona Blakely. Tacoma
was the brides only attendan,
and Mr.. Gene Cornwall of Fort
Lewis served the bridegroom as
best man. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev A. J. kresos-
bach, 6. J.
For her marriage, the bride
chose an sll-blue ensemble whicr
consisted of q two-piece jacket
dress. a blue coat with a beige
fur collar and a blue felt hat with
veil trim. Her accessories were
beige and her flowers were a cor
sage Of gardeniss.
Her bridesmaid wore beige
costume and brown accessories.
Thirty-five persons were present
for the ceremony and reception
Centering the collation. table al
the reception. was wedding cake
topped ny miniture bride anC
bridegroom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Sorority Alumnae
Plan Violet" Dinner

Highly anticipated by Kappa
Sigma Theta slumnae of the Col
lege Of Puget Sound is their fes-
tive Violet" dinner. additionally
n high spot Of the groups annual
activities. The affair is set for
April - AT the Day Island home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mclean.
and a large number Of alumnae
from Tacoma and vicinity are
making reservations TO attend. An
informal program OF color movies
il planned but it Is expected that
large part OF the evening VIII
be given over to reunion visiting.
Chairman of the committee
making arrangements for the din
ner il Miss Dorothy Ann Simpson,
who 10 assisted by Mesdames
Charles c. Curran. John Hoheim,
William LeVeque and Florence
Cook Armstrong. Assistant host
esses will be Mesdames Kenneth
n. Anderson. Charles Zittel. Omar
Bratrud. c. J. Bud Weller c. Amos
Booth. Hilton Gardner and Miss
Doris Day.
Alumnae wishing TO attend may
make reservations at Proctor 2les
and Broadway 1929.
Mt. View Lutheran church. Ri
/, Puyallup. Will entertain At q
smorgesbord from 1880 Sunday
until ALI are served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Monday Civic Club
Elects Mrs. Smith

Monday Civic club will enjoy
the hospitality Of Mrs. John Will
iams IN the home Of Mrs. Percy
cresth Smith. s<4 SO. steel. Al
o'clock Monday afternoon.
New officers elected NJ the bust.
ness meeting April Is are Mrs
Percy creath Smith. president;
Miss Beatrice Meddins. first vice
president: Mrs. ]. II. HuntIey
second vice president: Mrs. b. T
Bryan. recording secretary: Mrs
W. L. Tucker. corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. c. NJ. Moore. treas
urer. and Mrs. Charles HUM
auditor.
Miss Beatrice Meddins will oper
the program Monday with current
events. Continuing the study Of the
orient. she will introduce Mrs. W
2 Richardson. who will read q
paper on The American Treaty
With Japan" and Mrs. Mrs. n. B
McNichol. who viii complete the
reading of her paper on Earl,
Religions"
Daffodiis with matching can.
dies win center the lace covered
tea table where Mrs. II. L. Tucker
and Mrs. B. r. Bryan viii sssisi
with the service. Mrs. r. Z. Har
mon il chairman Of hospitality ans
Mrs Edward Kennedy il in chsrg,
Of the dining room.
Monday Civic members will b.
hostesses for social activities a
the uSO hall. 18th and rawoetf
on Apr II. Mrs. William 3. Gregr
chairman. win be assisted by Mes
danes Cora Imhoff. Ed. Kennedy
n O. Roberts. Mary Donaldson
T l. Long. John Williams. Charlie.
HUM, X. X. Myhre. Ed. colema,
end Percy c. Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Name Theme
For Party
Siens Ze's Epsilon Plans
Annual Dinner Dance

Lakewood Terrace viii be
the pretty scene Of the spring
dinner dance Of the Sigma
Zeta Epsilon fraternity when
members and guests gather
there tonight for their annual
party.
The theme Of Spring Fan
tasy" is being carried out in
the pastel colors and spring
flowers which will decorate
the tables.
White daffodils and nsrcissus
set in crystal bowls and set off
BY tall tspers viii be centered on
the tables. Small pastel plsceesrds
embossed with the triangular fra
ternity eolors. blue and silver, will
show guests 10 their places.
Patrons and pstronesses for the
dance include Dr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Seward. Or. and Mrs. John
W. Robinson and DIT. and Mrs.
Lyle Shelmidine.
Completing arrangements for
the dance are Donald Brown, as
sisted by William McMsster and
Richard Donelson.
Special guests OF the fraternity
will be Misses 10 Ann Boyd. Ber-
get Carlson and Martin North.
Verne Heinrich and Milton Thomp-
son
other guests listed are Misses
Mildred Despair, Roberta Matt
hews. Vera Hesly. Ruth Galloway,
Norma Gsglisrdi. Evelyn Hsw-
thorne. Mary Cornell, Bibbits
Strong, Jean Hsllen, Harriet
Green. Dorothy Hager. Noreen
Stendshl. Janice Stenson, Phyllis
Foote, Janet Wolters. Carolyn
schsrf, Mary Katherine Hager.
Doris Becker. Dorothy Watson.
Esther Mann. Jane Loren. Priscilla
Newschwsnder. Msrjory Meyer,
Katherine Patten, Dolores Whit
ham. Shirley Trent. Jacqueline
Brown. Virginia Judd. Louise
Schiffbauer. Anne Mccarthy. Ger
trude Kincsid. Shirley Day Marion
Galloway. Barbara Matthews, Dor
othv Burke and Adeiine johnson.
Hosts are Lynn Axelson. Lloyd
Baisinger. John Beer. Thomas
Beer. Aldo Benedict. Norman
Breckner. Donald Brown. Wayne
Brown. Thomas Cross. Allan Dan
ielson. sherman Day. James Van
Camp. Richard Donelson. Austin
Feneler. William Clover. Victor
era bar. Donald Jersey. Ralph
Lundvan. Robert Moles, Roy Muir
ply. John Boyle. Lee Maekey,
William McMaster, George Robin
son. Arnold Rukan, John Spenser,
+ Donald Stolberg. William Tregon-
ing. Frank Walters. James Walt
ers, Charles Newschwsnder. John
Richards. Richard Uhlman, Carol
Winslow. Richard Steele. Melvin
Blanchard and Robert Hedberg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
United Republican Women
To Hear Mr.. Overturf

As their guest speaker for the
April luncheon meeting on Mon
day noon. members and guests of
the United Republican Women will
hear Mr.. Charles Overturf, local
insurance executive. in a discussion
Of current political trends. Mr..
Overturf has recently returned
from the east. and is expected TO
bring many interesting facts to his
audience.
The group viii also hear re-
port on the work being sponsored
by the club at the USO center al
South Tacoma
Mrs. Russell Hsrrod. president
Of the group. Will preside for the
luncheon at l:15. at the Model
grill. 9th and Commerce SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
ShreffIer-U Underwood
Vows Exchanged

Miss Sieaetta Mae Underwood
and Mr.. Earl Howell Shreffler Of
Seattle were married Easter Sun
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock at
the First Christian chruch by the
Rev. Carl A. Johnson. Mr.. Albert
Noreen OF Snohomish and Miss
Annie Noreen Of Seattle were the
attendants
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

Meeting of the Caroline A. Lsdd
and Inez r. Weyer Guilds center
the attention q many of the wom-
en- of First Presbyterian church
for this coming week.
Caroline A. Laid meets on Mon
day in Middleton Parlor for their
regular monthly meeting. Lunch
con will be served in Nelson hall at
u 30 with Mrs George d. Poe as
hostess. The business session with
Mrs. +. ". Seuires presiding will
be followed by devotional period
led by Mrs. J. r Heats and a mis-
sion review by Mrs. Vim. 3. Gregg.
The Inez r. Weyer business ses-
sion, presided over by their new
president, Mrs. Geo Phenicis, is
set for 1880 on Wednesday in
Middleton Psrlor. Luncheon will be
served in Nelson hall with Mes
DANES Il. ]. Swarm. II. Trevor Nc
Lain. J. A. Hanson and A. r lsa-
relson as hoStesses. The nursery
hostesses are Mrs o. F. LagAsse
and Mrs. r. Darrell Jones. Mrs.
Roy L. Dodd gives the devotionsls
and soloist Will be Mrs. Raymond
Ledyard. accompanied BY Mss
Erma Cory. The highlight OF the
afternoons program is q talk on
The American Indian" ey Miss
RebeceA Dugsn OF the U. S. Ia
coma Hospital staff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Patrons Named
For Dance Saturday

Miss Lillian Kelley is general
chairman for the Victory Garden
spring formal which the Y-Ed club
is having Saturday night at the
Bonneville hotel The patrons and
patronesses are: Mr.. and Mrs T.
s. Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
$. BRYAN. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Samuelson. Mr.. and Mrs. keith
Searv, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
Samuslson.
Those planning to attend the
dance are Misses NJ rion Johnson.
Babette Brotem. Ethyle Halvorson,
Margie Wagner. Jennie johnson,
Lillian Kelley. Marie Brehan. June
Mitchell. Adeline Bouffioux, Lor-
rsine Boedeoker. Dorothy Bouf-
fioux. Helen Hickey. Kay Ranich,
Joyce Christopherson, Florence
Moore. June Nance. Dorothy
Mitchell. Winifred Mexican, Ann
Coma. Jessie Wilson, Irene Mar
go. Malene Larsen Louise Crom-
well
Misses Rosemary Griffen, Pat
Mills, Kathryn Magnussen, Dor
othy Pirie, Dorothy Msgnussen,
Thelma Abernethy, Josephine Ba-
cior. Kathleen Whelan. Helen
Lewis. Teresa Ollard. Helen Nc
Leod Sarah Ann Reinhsrd. Mary
King. Lois Tolman. Erna Christen-
sen. Pat Mills. Doris Johnson, Nir-
ginia Davis. Phyllis Field;
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Kregel,
Ralph Johnson. Lyle Ireland,
George Pirie, Herb Godfrey. 1t.
Robert y. Ramsay, 1t. Richard G.
Andrews. Frank Gilbert, Louis
Noel, 1t Robert Hale. 1t. Lloyd
Jensen, 1t. Carroll Bergman. 1t.
Arthur Dalton. Jack c, Simpson,
Earl f. Hsgberg. Ray Harding.
Harold Nielsen. Sgt. Maurice Ran
kin. There will also be 30 Of
ficers from the 44th division at
Camp Murray as guests of the
I Y-Ed club.
Many parties have been planned
F for before the dance.
The dance Is a program dance.
and it Will be carried out in the
motif Of Victory Garden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

A program both educational and
cultural 10 being planned by the
committee for the scores OF dele
gates who will attend from chap
tiers In the Northwest
Natural beauty Of Paradise
valley and the picturesque Inn
with the mountain rs a background
are providing the inspiration for
Beta Sigma Phi members in plan
ming their favors and motifs for
the sessions OF the annual con-
sention.
Mrs. James Nygsard. president
of Chi chapter il chairman OF
general hospitality and is calling
meeting of her committee this
week
Last Wednesday evening. Mrs
Amos Reid. chairman of the pro-
gram for the luncheon. held o
committee meeting at her home
on North Cedar. Other ehairmen
RIcrtIt WIZ hAHr Ii hA DIVINITY
general program chairman, Miss
LUCILLE Naess. decorations COM
mittee chairman. and members of
the luncheon program committee,
Mrs. A. {. Junkley and Miss
Marion cozzN.
The brunch committee. headed
by Mrs. r. J. Barrett, met Monday
in the library Of the Y. W. c A.
Present were Mrs. Chester o
Poulsen. Miss Wilma Zimmerman,
director. Miss Jean Veazie, in
charge of decorations. Miss Bere-
nice Mcmillan and Miss Lorraine
Boedecker.
You help yourself when you buy
u. s. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Pretty Rites
Unite Couple
Miss MirsIdi. Mr.. Webb
Wed a. 81. psfrick's

In q setting Of white carna-
tons and ferns at 81. Patrick
Catholic church. Miss Antoi-
nette Margaret Miraldi,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Miraldi. became the
bride Of Mr.. William Harold
Webb. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb of Winnipeg. Alta.
Canada. The double-ring
morning ceremony was per-
formed recently by the Ri.
Rev. Monsignor William j.
Noonan.
Before the bride came down the
aisle Miss Margaret Asnley played
organ music and during the cere-
nony she accompanied Mrs. Ber-
nsrd Ragsn when she sang an
-Ave Maria" "psnis Angelicus
and Lord ! Am Not Worthy"
The new Mrs. Webb wore q
sstin wedding dress cut princess
style with a train and sweetheart
necklins. She had a seed pearl
coronet from which her long veil
Of Illusion vas arranged and she
carried = pearl prayer book on
which were white orchids and lilies
Of the valley.
Miss Barbara Cammarano was the
maid Of honor and the matron vss
Mrs. Carl Miraldi. Bridesmaids.
rowned similarly In white taffets
gowns were Misses Dorothy Al
fonso, Mary DeLuca. Margaret De-
Luca and Amelia DeLucs. cousins
ef the bride. Their dresses were
MADE with dropped ~sistlines and
slight trains and they carried fan
shaped bouquets Of sweet peas and
carnations with gold streamers,
From coronets Of carnations they
had shoulder length wells arranged.
The two little rinEbearep were
Amelia and James Cammarano.
Mrs. Ralph Quistlund Of Seattle
was the best man and ushers were
three COUSINS Of the bride. Messrs
Donald Alfonso. Anthony DeLuca.
Frank DeLuca. Carl hirlsdi. her
brother, and Bernard Bolschko.
A wedding breakfast at Dalhem
followed the wedding. Mrs. Mir
Adj received in an aqua costume
suit with navy accessories and .
eorssge Of purple orchids.
Mrs. James csmmarsno. aunt
n the bride. served the wedding
cake.
Tor her trip to California the
bride donned q hunters green suit
with ocelot trim and beige acces-
SORES. Her flowers were white
orchids. When they return Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb will be at home in Ia
coma He 10 manager Of Lake
wood Ice Arena.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Study Club
Has Election
Mrs.. Q. Elmore MoNss'er
Named 70 Lead Group

Mrs. 6. Elmore MeMaster
vas elected 70 the presidency
Of the Tacoma Woman's Study
club al a meeting held Tues
dav at the home Of Mrs. Anna
Y. Peacock. Mrs. J. H. kitlar
presided.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Arthur J. Buchen. vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Anna Y Peacock,
recording secretary; Mrs. Hattie
Rooms corresponding secretary;
Mrs. c. A. Snyder. treasurer. and
Mrs. J. H. Kitlsr. study director.
state Federation delegates are
Mrs. Kitlsr and Mrs. MeMaster.
Altsrnates are Mrs koons and
Mrs. Peacock.
Other members Of the group are
nesdsmes Ivan. 2. Bslabanoff. +
NJ. Berger. James A. Blocker, LII
Ian p. Dillman. William F. Dodge,
p r. Hibbard. f. J. Hiberly, Ethel
NJ. Dunseath, s. W. Northcutt, A.
Howard Smith and r. f. Tallmsn.
Honorary members are Mrs. f.
+. Cushman, Mrs. f. J. Haekett
and Mrs. Evelyn Chantler.
During the social hour. Mrs.
William Kelly assisted the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
New Officers 10 lake
Over Duties Monday

Keator Chapter Demolay Moth
er's club will hold their regular
meeting Monday At s o'clock at
the 3sth Street Masonic hall.
The new officers Of the ensuing
year will conduct their first meet
ing. They are Mrs. Flynn Loback,
president. Mrs. Walter DuComin,
treasurer Mrs. Harold Meyers, So
cisl chairman: Mrs Bob Vosbnrg.
publicity and Mrs. Cecil Desso,
Vsys and means.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Miss Nelson Feted
AZ Bridal Shower

Miss Norma Nelson. whose mar
rage 70 Mr.. Charles Daring takes
place Nav g, WAS honored AT 3
shower given Thursday BY Mrs
Frank Misenburg. Honors for
games were won by Miss Mary
Polich and Miss Alice Hsmlin.
When late supper WAS served
the bride-elect cut the cake which
centered the table.
Those present were Mrs Edward
Aubry. Misses Wanda Falling,
Alice Hsmlin. Lillian Kelley.
Natalie Hsoein. Charlotte kvern-
lex. Betty Bessiey. Elsine PsgeL
Mary Polich and Dolores WICK
man