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Evening star., 1942-11-05
Herndon Man Wins Suit

RICHMOND, Nov.;5 (R.-A Jury
awarded $22,500 Judgment against
the Virginia State Fair Associa-
ton, Inc, yesterday In favor Of
Irwin L. Harrison Of Herndon, q
spectator, who was injured at auto
mobile races at the fair grounds
September n. l94l. He was injured
when racing car crashed through
fence after q puncture.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Church Women Plan Fete.

The Women's Society Of Christian
Service Of the Marvin Memorial
Church, Four Corners, Nd, will
hold = turkey dinner ct the church
from $50 to 8 O'Clock tonight. Pro-
ceeds viii be used to help pay for
plumbing Ii the Sunday school
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Fairfax Board Awards
Contract for Project
In Accotink Village =.
Worrenton Firms Bid
Accepted if More FWA
Funds Are Secured

The Fairfax County Board of ST.
pervisors yesterday awarded the
Blackwell Engineering g. Construc-
ton Co., Warrenton, Va, contract
to construct water and sewer sys-
tenn at Accotink Village. The action
is subject to approval of the Federal
Works Agency and an allotment OF
more FWA funds.
The Warrenton firm was the only
bidder on the project, their bid OF
$46,600.10 exceeding the Federal
grant Of $45 1862 made for the work.
The project calls for construction
Of 1852 feet of water mains, $500
feet of force main, 4,685 feet of sewer
lines, fire plugs and concrete sew
age pumping station.
More FWA Funds Sought.
Since the bid exceeded the FWA
grant, and other expenses such as
procurement of land for the pump
ing station and engineering fees are
involved, the board approved an ap-
plication for additional FWA funds.
The project is designed to serve
approximately As homes and busi-
ness establishments in the village
adjacent to Fort Belvoir.
Taking additional steps to estab-
lish sanitary district in the Holmes
sRunaWaterShe6, where a trunlEline
;seY Is mol eingSepnst lc bX
ezWA, the bdhtd Npp6lnted
lanes J.lGorbalis, county. sanitary
srr esssanitaI4 dis cf engi-
ii N al M
AdE CDrbaliS will assume his new
duties November IS, and will begin
a preliminary survey of the needs
OF the proposed district.
Petitions are now being obtained
to be presented to. Judge Walter T..
Mccarthy on the opening day of the
November term of the Circuit Court
asking establishment of a sanitary
district in the area served by the
sewer trunk line.
Road Problem Cited.
w. Frank Smith, State resident
highway engineer, appeared before
the board and requested the men,
bers to weigh carefully any requests
Tor additions to the secondary high
way system.
Mr.. Smith pointed out that be-
cause of curtailment of highway
funds, shortage of labor and equip
ment, it will be impossible for the
department properly to maintain
roads already in the system next
year, without attempting to care for
new roads.
Mr.. Smith also informed the
board that work crews and equip
ment will not be available this win
ter for any night work in connection
with removal of snow on the sec
ondary roads, and daylight crews
Will remove snow only when it is less
tnan inches. This plan is neces-
sary because of labor shortage and
TO conserve present equipment.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Jops Kill J, Seize 200
In Death Of Policemen
81 the Associated press.

6y tne A180cl&Led FfeSS.
CHUNGKING, China, Nov. ST.
Chinese dispatches reported today
severe reprisals had been taken by
the Japanese for the assassination OF
q Chinese puppet s.cr service man
In . village in the vicinity Of Chung
shan, birthplace OF Sun Vat Sen,
father Of the Chinese republic.
They said the Japanese made .
hpuse-to- -hor1e. search fol. the as
sassaA, beat seven villagers 10 death,
took 100 as hostages and then, not
satts1ed, took another 100 from .
neaxlZ ytlaee. Il a
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Must Keep Schools
| Dry Cannon Says .
EIn Reply to Critics

DR.. James A.; Cannon had
nm answer yesterday for critics
| who think hts proposed high
school course In alcohol and
narcotics will encourage stu
dents to drink.
Assistant Superintendent of
Schools Jere Crane arose to
report to the Board Of Educa-
tion that 100 school roofs had
! had to be repaired after the.
Ifecent heavy rains.
1T is up to u.s." commented
Dr.. Cannon. 'tto keep the
schools dry"
Evening star., 1942-11-05


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Evening star., 1942-11-05
Fairfax Se|ectees Report
10 Army Reception Center

The Fairfax County Selective
Service Board announced today that
the go selectees who were inducted
into the Army October 1923 will re-
port to the reception center at
Camp Lee today and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1942-11-05


Cary, Thomas A.
Boyer, Louis G.
Bullock. Leslie w.
Chiles, Richard M.
Pruett, Jackson A..
Petit. Gordon o.
Sherwood, Walter L.
Snapp. James B.
Rector, Arthur M.
Havener, Marvin S.
Shif1ett. Dewey H.
Jones. Clarence M.
Lahman. Vincent j.
Conklin, Ivan D.
Dollinger. L. z.
Rogers, Alvin B.
Haines, Raymond M,
Javins, Thomas J.
BleyjnS, ramon N.
Evening star., 1942-11-05

! liOcC 1cpOI I'LL
Kabler, Hugh Z.
Kenyon, H., jr.
| WEIGH, w. w.
Bailey, Arthur L.
Shackelford. W. H.
Wines, Carroll W.
Hogan, Everett
Cooper, Charles E.
Bridges, Carl j.
Linkins, j. K. ir.
Criner. Glvnn E.
Anderson, Edward H
Moncure. T. J.
Hardbower, Lewis E.
Dennis, Alvin e.
Blankenbakar, J. H.
Thompson, r. F.
Anderson, Richard
Rogers, Howard H.
Evening star., 1942-11-05

Conner. Bruce
Ferguson, Shannon
Morse, ank Z.
Thompson. Henry r.
Zell, Raymond
Peverjll, Edward 3.
Schmldtbauer, Carl
Jackson. Miller o.
Cant, Horace. tr.
Smith. william H.
Feaganes, GeorEe e.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Selectees who will report to Camp

Lee tomorrow ar
Shackleford. E. W.
Baughman, c. A.
Lloyd, Warren r.
Hayes, Thomas H.
MCMILLAN, c. A.
Blevins. Arthur @.
Robertson. B. G.
Carr. Ernest F.
Clifford. Herbert N.
Gayle, John w.
Sprouse, Warren H.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
More Difficult Steps Seen.

'The citizens success in the first
and relatively easy step toward q
Montgomery County charter places
on them large responsibility in
the more difficult steps to come"
Mr.. Gardner said.
1T is important, therefore, that
the citizens give immediate thought
to those governmental changes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Clubs

Sewing club, Ray G. Roberts
auxiliary will meet at the home
OF Mrs. A. Holman. 1011 So. Ferry.
Tuesday. The hostess will serve
coffee the groups birthday party
will take place, February II. Mrs.
M. Meyers in charge.
North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will hold its regular meeting in
Anderson hall Tuesday. Miss
Muriel Allie. noble grand. viii
preside, assisted by Mrs. Ted
Larson.
Mt Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
club viii meet in the ]. o. o. p.
club rooms Tuesday with Mrs.
Charles Frost presiding. Mrs.
Clyde Merry assisting. Mrs. Mae
Merdith and Mrs. Helen Rasnus-
sen viii be IN charge of II 30 lun-
cheon.
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Miss Hatcher
Engaged
Plans Valentine Day Wed
ding TO Mr.. Anton Thomas

A Valentine we'd ding is
planned by Miss Peggy
Hatcher, whose betrothal to
Mr.. Anton Frank Thomas was
announced at a tea Saturday
afternoon at the home of her
mother. Mrs. w. j. Hatcher.
jr., 1914, So. Yakima ave. The
afternoon was spent playing
court whist. followed by a
luncheon. News of the be-
trothal was revealed when rib
bons from a Valentine box Of
candy centering the table to
each place were fastened TO
confidential Valentines bear
ing the news.
Miss Hatcher IL the daughter
of Mrs. Hatcher and the late Mr.
W. J. Hatcher. r.. formerly Of
Steilscoom City. and Mr.. Thomas
IL the son OF Mrs. Frank Thomas
and the late Mr.. Frank Thomas
Of Flasher. North Dakota.
The wedding will be solemnized
in the residence OF the brides
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
~. Hatcher. Steilacoom City, Feb
ruary IA, with Rev. Herbert West
officiating. The bride viii BE-
given in marriage by her uncle.
Mrs. Harold f. Olson. Of Seattle,
sister OF the bride. viii be mAtron
Of honor and Sgt. Harry Childers
Of Fort Lewis will be best man for
Mr.. Thomas
Miss Hatcher Il a graduate Of
Lincoln high school and Mr..
Thomas graduated from Flasher
high school, n. D.
Guests At the announcement
party included Mesdames James
Edmsn. Ralph Hsrdtks. Warren
Mcleod OF Tacoma. Mrs. Frank
Sutsr Of Fife Mrs. Harold p
Olson ~ Seattle. and the Misses
Theresa Doilsrd. Dorothy Cline,
Alice Kovsl. Beatrice Hatcher ~
I Tacoma and Miss Viz Esdszn
Dyer Of steilaeoom City.
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Miss Simon Honored
AT Kitchen Shower

A kitchen shower honoring Miss
Marian Simon. who is to be the
bride OF Mr.. Sigmund Jackowslxi,
on Feb. IA, was given Sunday
evening at the home of her sister.
Mrs. oscar Romstad.
The evening of games, music
and pingpong was climsxed by a
treasure hunt for the popular
young bride-elect.
A late buffet supper was served
at table centered with gay daft
fodils and plump yellow snap
dragons.
Guests were the Mesdsmes J. p.
Simon. mother of the bride-to-be
Bert Simon. Kenneth Simon. Jess
Larson, Jack Sangston, Russell
Blair, Jim Sellers, Larry Hanson,
George Dougherty, Phil Herriges.
and the Misses Catherine Funke
and Dorothy Last.
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Miss Bennett. Mr.. Judd
Wed on Sunday

Mas Helen Jane Bennett.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Bennett of spanaway. and Mr..
David Judd Of PuyailUp. we're
married quietly on Sunday BY The
Rev. Bror o. Lupdgnen. II Central
Baptist church.
Before the ceremony Mr.. Paul
=. HuEisy sang = Love You
Truly and "Beeauss
MISS FAy Hkseis ard Mina
HsdHsii aarjDfls Bennett at
tended the bride. Nj. Bob Tfesch
pas ihs best man
NJ and Mrs. Judd have knns
70 Oregon on their wedding trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Nuptial Vows
Exchanged
Miss Riepe Becomes
Bride OF Mr.. Roller

The marriage of Miss Hazel
Riepe and Mr.. Lorenzo Roller
took place at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Frickleton on
Jan. %. Vows were exchanged
before the fireplace. candle
lighted In n setting of white
carnations and white iris.
Candies were lighted by Miss
Beverly Roller. Mrs. Henry
Schmunk. jr., played the we'd.
ding music. Mrs. Charles
Cheney sang "Oh Promise
Me- and Miss Roller sang Il
Love Thee"
The bride was gowned In white
jersey and wore ruby pin be.
longing 10 her mother. She alsu
wore a pair Of diamond earrings,
a gift Of the bridegroom. Her
flowers were . sheaf Of American
beauty roses She was given IN
marriage by her brother. Mr.. TO.
land Risps.
Attendants were Mrs. Donald
Rlepe. niece Of tho bride. and Mr.
l.. Delmore. The Rev. W c. Dam.
rsu offioiatsd
For her daughter marriage.
Mrs Risps wore turquoise blue
chiffon and carried . bouqust Of
Talisman roHsa
Presiding Of the reception which
followed were Mrs. Roland Rispe
and Mrs. J Kiapatein. Miss Eiina
os~ood was IN charge Of the buf-
fet and Mrs William Thomas Kay
welimanb and Miss Nora LANCE
took care of the gifts and guest
book
For going away. The brids wore
navy blu. dress ana a wins coat
with blue accessories The new
home wiii h. made Al 1914 So
J II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
1omlinson VII Be Speaker
Az Tuesdsv Luncheon

Dr.. Warren Tomlinson of The
College Of Puget Sound Will be
the guest speaker at the weekly
luncheon Of the Business and Pro
feSaonal Women's club At the
Model Grill Tuesday noon Or.
Tomhnsou viii use as his subject
The Foreign Born Becomes an
American In Spirit" DR.. Tomlin-
son has been interested in Ameri-
esniSm work In Tacoma and his
classes In English for foreigners
are useful to those contemplating
becoming American citizens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Wedding
SOlen1nized
Miss Hollyosk WEEDS
5eIIinehsm Man Saturday

limiting that spring is not
too far distant. lovely white
gladioli were used in First
Methodist church Saturday
evening for the 3 o'clock we'd
ding in which Miss Dorothy
Margret Hollyoak. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Hollyoak. became the bride of
Mr.. George Thomson Hollis.
Palms and eandelabra we're
used as well for the pretty
ceremony which was read by
DR.. NJ. A. Marcy.
The aisle down which the
wedding party came was car
peted in white satin with
matching ribbon marking the
pews. The new Mrs. Hollis
was given in marriage by her
father. Mr.. Freeman Hollyoak.
She wore a white satin wedding
gown styled princess style with
court length train and lace yoke
and Peter Pan collar. The sleeves
were long and fitted. At the neck
line of the gown she had a moon
stone brooch. Her full length veil
was held in place by a coronet OF
pearl orange blossoms.
Miss Ellen West was her
cousins maid of honor and wore
a dress of pink tsffeta and chiffon
with a bouquet of blued carna-
tions. The bridesmaids, Misses
Jane Andrew, Oma Peterson,
Bette Morrison, Gloria Hooker,
Betty orion and Patricia Randles.
They wore blue chiffon and car
RED bouquets of pink carnations.
Mr.. William Linderman was the
best man and the ushers were Mr..
Grant Whipple, cousin of the
groom; Mr.. Robert Smith. uncle
Of the bride; Mr.. Jack Wagner,
Mr.. William Garthingham. Mr..
Guy Linderman, Mr.. Robert Thrill
well.
Mrs. Hollyoak wore military
blue dress with sequin trim for
the wedding and Mrs. Miriam Hol-
lis, the bridegroom's mother, chose
Ice blue. Both had corssges of
talisman roses.
White flowers, enhanced by the
light from many candles. were
used at the reception which fol-
lowed in the church psrlors. Mrs.
Howard Ashley and Mrs. Arthur J.
Hooker poured and those assisting
were aunts of the bride, Mesdames
C. L. Mcdonald, Albert Hollyoak
and Earl Tritle.
For going away the bride wore
a black crepe dress with silver
fox jacket, black accessories and
q corsage of orchids.
Mrs. Hollis, a Lincoln High
school graduate, also attended the
University of Washington, where
she became a member of Sigma
Tau Alpha. Rainbow Girls sorority.
She is also affiliated with Warren
Assembly, Rainbow Girls. Her
husband, a Bellingham high school
Alumni, also attended the univer-
sity and is a member of Theta ri.
Mr.. ID. Robert Smith played the
organ music for the wedding and
Miss Phyllis Parcher sang Be
cause" and AT Dawning."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Miss MoYles
Is HOnOred
Plans Wedding Feb. 7
To Mr.. Harold L. Git

Complimenting Miss Helen
Jeanne Moyles. who will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Harold
Leroy Git of Seattle Feb. Z
at Grace Baptist church. Mrs.
Ralph Moyles, aunt of the
bride-elect, assisted by Mrs.
Arthur Moyles. another aunt,
entertained at a delightfully."-
appointed luncheon at her
home recently.
Red hearts on red streamers
were extended from the chande-
liers throughout the rooms and
on the luncheon table. Carrying out
the Valentine color motif was a
unique arrangement Of red ane-
none with white freezas and
carnations.
The afternoon was spent In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Presbyterian Mems Club
Plans "lsdies' Niohf"

The Mems club Al the First
Presbyterian church viii celebrate
Ladies Night" at the church
Tuesday evening. The program
viii open with a banquet at 30
in Stone hall. Immediately after
the dinner. the Halvorson Brothers
Of Seattle viii present q program
Of music. The devotional period
will be followed by a message by
the pastor. The meeting will close
with an hour Of fun and fellowship
under the direction of Mr.. y. ~.
Hager Reservations for the din.
ner must be called In 10 MAN T4Ol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without C.lomel-And foa'll Jump Out si
Bed in the Morning R.rin' TO &c

The liver should pour pintE Of BILE juice
irto your boveA even osy. II this niis 10
not Towing freely, your food MAJ not d.
rest. II r-av Just decay In tire bowels. Their
gas bloAts ID your stomach You get en-
stipated- You fee sour. sunk and the World
looss punk.
II taxes thnss good. cd Carers Littis
Liver Pills 70 get these rintS q ole soE-
ing freely 20 make yog fee up sna ~"
Effective in making bile fow freely. Ask
Tor Carers Little Liver Pils. loo and asa.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Married at
Home Rites
paIe-Msinser Vow Read
A. o;msns Home

A double ring ceremony At
the home NJ the brides aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
nimcnt. united Miss Phyllis
vcrnns MeIzner. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Meinser
Of Hokah. Mimi. and Corp.
Alfred Joseph Pile, son of
Mr.. Anton Pile nf Caledonia.
MINI. The ceremony took
place AZ s;3o o'clock the cvc-
ming Of Jan. &c. the Rev. l..
Schelp officiating.
Given IN marriage Nv her uncle.
Mr. Frank nimsnt. the bride wore
= finnF-lsaTsh knife risstsd white
Jersey ao~n and = finxer-tip vel
which was held 10 hsr need ~ .
rfuwn II seed pearls Tier hsuaues
VAS 20 kanienlas. white carnations
and yellow Tea fo@es
Mrs Alfred plmsnt. tho hfisir's
cousin. vas mstTen ~ honnf. wear
ina an aqua HUE lsffsss ruSH
Her ear-sEe Va. of rlnk csfns
tions M. Richard Alhf.cht. The
brides unrIs. vas hest man.
Faf her daughters wedding
Mr.. Assnser wnfs = saldser hius
crepe afternoon drss. with . Esr.
denls earsass.
Mrs.. Eaith BEDFORD PLAYED IN
wedding march ard accompanied
the REV. aehelr's four daughters
wha sang
Ferns and palm. shsut tho rosH'
provided q charming setting fos
the ceremony.
Ths wedding cake. thanked ~
white tsptrs. esntsrsd the lsrs
covered table for the reception
whlch followed The ceremony Mrs.
Edward Melns~r poured, Mrs
Frank Diment presided with Mrs
Alfred piment cutting the brides
cake.
Present a. tia wedding were
Mrs.. Edward melnssf. Mfs. Rich
ard Aibrecht. both n Hokah
MINI. Mr.. and Mira Clark ans
Junior snurs Of Surprise lake. Mr.
and Mrs. oneaf olesun. Mfs Henri,
Cook. Mrs Edith nsdfaFd and Mrs.
Alfred Dimsnt.
The Sunday preceding fhesl
marriage the brids and bridegroom
were guests ~ hnnor ~ = dinn<l
ut the home IT Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred plment.
A wedding motif vas used in IN
decorations and appointments
Pink and white heart. ped q
yors with two small wedding bsIl~
tied with white baws. marked sari
place. The centsrplecs aonslstss
81 an arrangement ~ tpussFfis
and tspsrs IN crystal holders.
Guests we're Mlss Phyllis Msln
xsf. Corp. Alfred f'iiis. nrrl AifFes
Mslnzer. Mr.. Richard AIbrscht
Mr.. and Mrs.. frank Dsmsnt and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dlmsnt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Loyds Are Dinner Hosts
Sunday Afternoon

Mr.. and Mira Ernest G. Loyd
we're hosts fer a dinner sunday
At their home on Pacific ave.
Guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. John g
sherman tHsien Jean I.0ydi and
little Constance Jean. ~ cattle:
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mayer tiaI-
Ian Joan Loydl. If "a Eii. Mf.
and Mrs Elmer wlesinna ~ Min.
n.aota. Mr.. Thomas Perry NJ Port
Lewis. Mr.. uarien Hs~n ard NJ.
y !. Heath.
Mr.. sherman and Mr. Perry were
high school elassmaies n FIlnf
Mich. ana this ~an thsir first
nesting nince 1887.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Amity Chapter
Plans limitations

The presiding officers of Amity
chapter. Mrs. Robert J. Moore and
Maxwell Henley will initiate a
class of candidates at 3 O'Clock
Wednesday evening in the Gothic
room OF the Masonic temple. All
Eastern Stars are cordially in
vited. A social hour and refresh
ments will follow.
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games followed by the presenta-
ton Of gifts 10 Miss moyles.
Those enjoying the occasion
were Mesdamss Stephen Bell. Ar
thur Moyles. Ralph hoyles. Walter
Moyles. mother Of the bride-elect.
Lester Hayden. william Bagley.
Ralph Nckenna. A. y. Troysr.
John McRas. Ray Bagley. John
Deanon. Flora Smith. Anne
Sommers. hlsses Rowena Bell
Gertrude Miller and the guest Of
honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

fna regular sssaion ~ Tsfnfns
circle. NslEhbDrs n Wooaeraft.
viii BE- held al > o'elock Monday
evening IN EsEies hail. MFx. James
Oman prssiding Initiation and
the annual slsctsgn of officers for
ths coming year viii 10 The nigh
lights q tbs svenlng and all mem.
Bsrs ars urged to attend Serving
On tia supper COMMITTEES are Afs.
Hidnsy Conquest and Mrs.. Frank
Budll.
Mrs y. o. glngneb II sos No.
AinsNofth will open hsr home fof
the Ssedissfsft ssNisE elab aa
"Wednesday. A polluek ilsneheon
Nili be served At ~ 20 oelosk
Mrs. > Oman Nlii hass charge 81
ths business nesting 70 foiioo.
Your postmaster can tell vol
noa~ 70 invest IN u =. Dsfsnsz
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Mrs. Bonney 10 Entertain
Daughters OF Pioneers

Daughters II Pioneers u M
STATE n Washington Nill meet Al
the nome II Mrs. ~ ?. B0nnsy,
Thursday Tor a san1N1eh luncheon
MFs FiOrehes MeIeunan "a ms
hostess. Tbs program viii consist
u a talk On flowers b. Mr.. =
A Harms. Mrs ~ Orr vii
give a history Of hsr family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Mrs. Healy TO Entertain
Sorority Mothers

The Mothers Club of Alpha
Beta Epsilon sorority will meet
at the home OF Mrs. ]. P. Healy,
1919 No. 18th. on Tuesday. A
dessert luncheon will be served at
one o'clock, followed by business
meeting and program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Mrs. Ernst
To Speak
Arts and Science Club 70
Hear Interesting Paper

Mrs. William Ernst. who
will be guest speaker for the
Arts and Science club on
Wednesday. viii have for her
topic. Fun Of Collecting.
The session Is to no devoted 10
unusual hobbies Of members
and 20 the display Of vari-
Gus collections and articles Of
interest.
Mrs Ernst wsn Illustrate hsr
paper with hsr r~in collection Of
Cd fans an extensive display ~
buttons and aid glassware
Mrn Harry Marks. who il Fine
Arts chairman. ain show = hand.
wrought English marmalsds aish
which i no years old AMI Illus.
sian brass candle hinder which
dates back rs years
Mrs Carl Neszner elli shaw her
miniature glass vases. each vase
being |. representative ~ a DIFFER.
ent country % state
Preceding the discussion af Fine
Arts. the club will hear = sake
phone solo by Miss Doris Grob~r
accompanied AZ the plane ~ Miss
Eileen kerstln
Continuing tho eouf.e n study
NJ the states. Mrs Robert ~ Keller
viii read paper on Missouri.
Mrs. c. =. Miles On West Virginia
Mrs. y l.. Van Wrinkle, Kentucky
and Mrs. c. nehline. Arkansas
Tho gslly decorated tea tshle
eentered siih bright aaffodlls. All
~ presided over by Mrs. Merle
iyeedy and Mrs. v. ". Hayes
Hosiesscs will be Mrs. Winfield
svrher, Mrs. Mitchell Mullan and
Mrs. n. A. Aelsenberg.
A board meeting has h.sn cslled
by the president. Mrs. Emory Lea.
mon. for ~ o'clock. To proceed. ths
meeting.