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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

sororities. Miss Dorothy Howard
was elected new president of Alpha
Beta Epsilon and Miss Helen Fol-
som president of Kappa Sigma
Theta. Miss Virginia Judd was re-
elected Delta Alpha Gamma presi-
dent.
The Lambda Sigma Chi officers
are elected for an entire year. Miss
Ruth Pauline Todd is president.
Vice president is Miss Kay Fur
long: secretary. Miss Patricia
Davis; corresponding secretary,
Miss Mary Frances johnson; his
torian, Miss Patricia Towne; treas
urer, Miss Evelyn Decker, and
athletic manager, Miss Norma
Gagliardi.
New president of Alpha Beta
Epsilon, Miss Dorothy Howard, is
to be installed by Miss Doris Wit
tren. Vice President Patricia
Keene viii be installed by Miss Kay
Evans; Recording Secretary Vera
Healy by Etheljane Cohoon; Cor
responding Secretary Helen Hutch
err by Ruth McCrea; Treasurer
Betty Jane Pyle by Rosiland Hart
man; Historian Mary Ogden by
Bobbe Jean Ryan; Sergeant-at-
Arms Doris Wittren by Mary
Ogden, and Pledge Mother Esther
Sanstedt by Patricia Keene.
Miss Helen Folsom is the new
Theta president. Vice president
is Miss Constance Coleman; inter
sorority. Betty Heaton; secretaries,
Elinor Upper and Odeena Jensen;
treasurer. Jacqueline Moore: serg-
eant-at-arms, Doris Meredith, and
historian, Janice Stenson.
The outgoing officers include
Misses Deborah Webb, Anne Bar
low. Marijane Lewis. Pegge Simp-
son. Beverly Birdsall, and Janet
Armstrong.
Miss Virginia Judd. who was re-
elected Gamma president has as
her officers Misses Jane Hudson,
vice president; Dorothy Ann Bren-
ner. treasurer: Carol Webb and
Rerget Carlson. secretaries: Evelyn
Seeley. historian. and Mary Ellen
Peterson. inter sorority council
representative.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
|Pro-AmeriCa
To Elect

The yearly election luncheon of
Pro America will be held this
Friday at noon in the dining room
of the Bonneville hotel. Mrs. c. A.
Strong. retiring president of the
group, has announced. Mayor
Harry P. Cain, just back from
Washington. d. C. will speak on
pertinent points of his trip.
The slate of officers which the
nominating committee is present
ing includes Mrs. c. r Nader,
president. Mrs. T. c. Ward, first
vice president: Mrs. ]. r. Michael,
second vice president, Mrs Arthur
Middleton. recording secretary
Mrs. Arthur York, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Nelson Per
kins, treasurer.
The trustees are Mrs. Charles
Strong, Mrs. Karl Kellogg, Mrs.
A. o. Burmeister. Mrs. Burns Poe
and Mrs. B. Z. Buckmaster. Mrs.
Byron Scott is the nominating
committee chairman. with Mrs
A. o. Burmeister, Mrs. John
Steele and Mrs. Fred Shanemsn
as her assistants.
Pro-Americs is emphasizing ri
the present time program which
advocates good government which
members consider particularly i'm
portant IN war times.
Since a particularly large at
tendance is expected. reservations
for the luncheon and meeting are
20 be made by 6 o'clock on Thurs
day al the Bonneville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
To Install
Miss Green
White Clover Chapter TO
Have Ceremonies Friday

There will be an installation
of White Clover Rainbow as
sembly officers and advisory
board Friday at 8 o'clock in
the Masonic temple, 56th and
South Tacoma way.
The newly elected officers
are: Miss Harriet Green,
worthy advisor; Miss Leone
Sayre, Miss Betty Lee Col
Inns. Miss Jackie Watt, Miss
Mary Lou Ponton, Miss Mar
ian Allen and Miss Virginia
Southwell.
Installing officers will be Miss
sadie Press. Miss Emily Spring
Miss Edith Ploeger, Miss Virginia
Wiltse. Miss Lois Thronson' Miss
Betty Jean Lindquist, Miss Betty
Heidinger, Miss Florence Ander-
son. Miss Cora Stowe. Miss AIDE
line Gordon. Mrs. T. n. Nester-
dahl. Mrs. A. c. Smith, Miss Doris
Remedies, and Mrs. Winefred Cray
Fuson.
Appointive officers will be:
Misses Naydene Miller, 5 III y
Grass. Polly Watson, Barbara
Hanson. Jean Holroyd, Marjorie
Halseth. Donna Mccormick, Mabel
Shepro. Inga Mound. Rose Marie
Meyers. and Billie Stairs. Pages
are Dorothy Mound and Dor
othv Allen. Others are Anna
Kinrod. standard bearer: Betty
Martindale. flag bearer; Beverly
Bird. musician; Mary Silvermas-
ter. choir director. Those in the
choir are: NADIA Hewitt. Florence
Rudd. Rita Kendall. Kathryn Scr
enson, Marilyn Luton, Shirley
Light. Betty Hook. Mary Chris
tan. Lorna Miller. Iris Morris
/ GLADYS Ssyre. Viola Nenaoles
/ Lois Livingston. Dolores Craig
head and Pat Judy. The mother
advisor-elect will also be nstsile'
for the ensuing year. She vii
be Mrs. Frank Keinsst
The White Clover assembly hs'
q new advisory board also. Thos'
to be installed are; Mrs. RAJ
Grass. board chairman, NJ. ans
Mrs. Vernon Shields. Mr.. and Mrs
Archie Doty. Mrs Henry Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hsggie, Mr.. an
Mrs. Lloyd Dorfner. DR.. and Mrs
Earl Bird. Mrs. J. A. Holroyu
Mrs. T. n. westerdshl, Mr.. an
Mrs. Leo Ssyre, Mrs. John Hal
seth. Mrs. E. X. Brown, Mrs. N
Binuys, Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie
Chapman. sr.. Mr.. H s. Christian
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Engeihsro'
Dancing and refreshments wi
follow the installation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Personal
To Fat Girls

Nov goa RAY slz do~a your face sno
fEurs without starvation dieting or back
ereAkinF exercises. just eat sensioly anc
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oording 10 directions On the package
Naruola Tablets have been soic 70 tha
public for more than thirty yeArs. More thsn
twenty niliicn boxes have been cistrlbaEsc
during that pertoc-
AaruolA . NOS . eure-al karnolA .
only for scait fat persons ~ho@e 1atness =
caused By q thyroid deficiency thypothy roic-
isul sgt Nho are otherwise nornHl are heal
thy. We 90 not maze any diagnosis as thGt
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i-<s fhoss rEiy uncomfortable pounds ths
Nsr-nols "a Ger boK q kArno.a te1sx
fro1 rosr a<HsEis~ adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Friends Fete
Bride-to-Be
Miss Muserove 10 Wed
-. Mr.. FiIlinoer Feb. J

To compliment Miss Retha
Musgrove. who Is soon To De-
come the bride of Mr.. Wilbur
Fillinger. 81 guests were pres
ent at a bridal shower given
Tuesday evening by Misses
Kathleen Walker and Anita
Macdonald in the home oil
Miss Walker.
The popular young BRIDE
elect will be married al the
First Methodist church Feb. I.
A late buffet supper was
served. The table was csntersd
with a white cake. bearing the
names Of the bride and groom
and also the wedding date. Pink
rosebuds and ferns were used a.
decorations.
Guests honoring Miss Musgrovs
were Misses Kaye Bell, Ruth
Hanson. Ella Raueh. Blanche So
fear, Nancy Johnson, Elinor john
son and Virginia Morris; Mes
danes Helen Wood, Joan Ethring-
ton. Louis Johnson. Virginia Ross,
Ellen Quinleve. Fred Nation,
Ericha Hoffman, Isobel Leblanc,
Marion Fillinger. Gunwald Film
ger, Phyllis Geeson, Maude Nor
ton. johnson. and Mrs. Fred Mus
grove and Miss Anita Musgrove,
mother and sister of the hride-to-
be. respectively; the guest OF
| honor and the hostesses.
|
MeMilliln PIT. A. will meet
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the school for program of reci-
tations. music and dances. Re-
freshments will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Miss Pefrich on
Homecomino Committee

Miss Mary Ellen Petrich is Co
chairman for the annual homecom-
ing ball at Seattle college. which
will be held In the Seattle Civic
auditorium Feb. T. Numerous
Catholic clubs in both Seattle and
Tacoma have been invited To at
tend the affair. In addition, Miss
Petrich is senior princess in the
court of the Homecoming queen,
Miss Ruth Brand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

narcisSl and IRIS.
The January meeting of the
chapter is always a memory page,
since the birthdays of Robert E.
Lee, stonewall jackson and Fon-
taine Msury are additionally OBJ
served.
Mrs. Edwin r. Ray. always re-
sourceful in planning programs
was in charge of the meeting
which opened with southern songs
by Mrs. Jack Normo-she included
Deep River" with Mrs. ]. F.
McNary as her accompanist
DIR. Robert Lee Powell, who was
guest speaker. emphasized the
strong sense of duty of Robert f.
Lee, his love of humanity and the
spiritual significance of his &C
tons.
Mrs. Ray spoke Of many IA
nous Southern women - paying
particular tribute to Mrs. Robert
Z. Lee. Mrs. stonewall jackson,
Mrs. jefferson Davis. Mrs. Lucy
Trader Newsome tthe Florence
Nightingale of the Southern army
and Madame La Nertes. the belle
Of two hemispheres.
Mrs. C. r Kirk and Mrs. J. n
Hendry assisted at the tea table
which was decorated with spring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Mrs. Joers Is Hostess
For bride-Eleci

Honoring Miss Rosetta Williams,
whose marriage to Mr.. George Rus
tad takes place on Feb. 3. Mrs,
L. r. c. Joers entertained group
OF 80 at a miscellaneous shower
on Saturday evening at her home.
The guests spent the evening In
games. with late supper following.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

The bridesmaids. who will also
attend the party, are Miss Pa
tricia calvert. Mrs. Richard
Schneider. Miss Mary McNerthney
and Miss Dolores o'Connell
Mr.. Brsndes will entertain At his
bachelor party The same evening
al the home of his parents.
Miss Haley viii entertain Friday
evening before the wedding re-
hearsal. A buffet supper will be
served. Besides Miss Haley and
Mr.. Brandes. those present viii IN
clude Mrs. william Haley. Miss
Mary Fsirhurst. Miss Patricia CAL
vert. Mrs. Richard Schneider. Miss
Mary McNerthney and Miss Do
lores O'Connell.
Others will be Mr.. Richard
Schneider, whom Mr.. Brsndes has
asked 10 be best man. and the
ushers - Messrs. Richard Savery.
Henry Isbell Of Seattle. Martin
Pearich. jr., William Haley and
Harrison Ryan.
Still others will be Miss Yvonne
Scott, Miss Vernette Rowland and
Mr.. George Rapin, fiance Of Miss
Fairhurst.
The dinner will be given at the
home of the prospective bride
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman A. Brandes. A Valentine
motif will be used In the deeora-
tons and appointments. Center
ing the buffet will be hurricane
lamps with flowers at their base.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Alumni who are planning 10 at
tend include Robert Bergman,
Morton Arnold, Merritt Nelson,
Franck Hicks. Wallace StarkeN'
Richard Horr. Bill Nero. ROLAND
Kohler. George Mitchell I'd Ga
neIli jess Denzler. Derrick Nedry
and Frank Rybin.
New Officers Named
With the changing Of semesters
at the College Of Puget Sound new
officers have been elected by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

flowers and white candIes m SIT
yer holders.
Miss Mary Siler. president of
the chapter. opehed the meeting
with the usual chapter ritual, fol-
lowing which Mrs. Percy Creath
Smith introduced Mrs. Ray.
Mrs. Hunt was assisted by Mrs.
A. w. Ollar, Mrs. William Adams,
Mrs. Herbert Beecher and Mrs.
LEROY Ward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Mrs. Hunt Entertains U.D.C
AT Annual January Affair
Dixie Cha pier Party Is Festive; Mrs. Ray Preser
Interesting Program of Music and Talks

Beautiful spring sunshine of Wednesday afternoon
brought large group of southern who gathered
for reunion at the home of Mrs Leo Hunt and for the
January meeting of Dixie chapter United Daughters OF
the Confederacy.
With fireplaces burning in several gracious hos
ptay offered by the hostess and her assistants They
used their floral decorations through the home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Attendants for Wedding
Announced by Miss Haley
spinsser Party and Rehearsal Dinner 70 Preeede
Marriage Saturday Morning 70 Mr.. Brsndes

With her wedding but two days away. Miss Nancy Anne
Haley brdeobe Of Mr. Donald H Brzndes is finding the
time between and the mdSaturday morning ceremony
filled to the brim with prenupta parties and the wedding
rehearsal Miss Haley and Mr. Brandes TO be married
In ST. Patrick's church by Msgr. William Noonan.
Mrs. William Haley tClasina Buffeen) will entertain for
her sstern-aw at her spnster party this Thursday
ming Mrs Haley is TO be matron of honor while Miss Mary
Farhurs who is herself bride-elec will be the maid Of
honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Greek Letter Groups Plan
Annual House Parties
Officers OF Both Sororiiies and Frsterni'es Are
Announced as Second Semester OF Year Begins

Sororitie and fraernes the College Of Puget Sound
have completed plans for their annual house parties held
every year after the first semester ., =,
The groups choose place where they can felfea ol
the weekend to give pledges customary rites Oioe s
are formally pledged later in the semester.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Your postmaster car tel YOU
how 70 invest in U. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Chi chapter. Beta Sigma Phi,
viii meet At the home of Mrs.
Robert Bergman. <51e No. 26th
ct. at 8 O'Clock Thursday evening.
The business meeting will be pre-
sided over by the president. Mrs.
Chester o. Poulsen. The cultural
program to follow will be under
the direction Of Miss vernita
spooner. Her topic win be Soup
ture."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Miss Ehler
Is Bride
Couple Establish First
Home in Portland. Oregon

Pretty Karen Ehler. daugh'
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ehler
plighted her troth to Mr.. Al
bert Johnson. jr.. in a 4 o'clock
wedding ceremony on Sunday
afternoon and now as a bride
is establishing her first home
in Portland.
The vows were exchanged
before the Rev. c. A. Sorkness
in Olivet Lutheran church.
Palms and sprayed cedar were
arranged in the church with many
candles lighting the setting. We'd
ding songs included 'oh Promise
Ne" and Il Love You Truly" by
Mr.. Robert Houston. accompanied
by Mr.. Olaf Berntsen at the organ.
The bride wore an afternoon
frock of sea foam crepe with
brown winter straw hat and veil
and 4 corsage Of orchids.
Her only attendant, Miss Erma
Christensen. wore a soft dusty rose
dress with gsrdenias and cream
white roses. Mr.. Carl Rosene was
the best man and ushers were Mr..
Ted johnson and Mr.. Art Wick
efrom.
Mrs. Ehler WAS in black crepe
with rhinestone trim and a corsage
Of freesias and rose buds. Mrs.
johnson. wearing navy blue, had
q similar corsage.
At the reception. In the church
psrlors, heather and snspdragon
were used on the collation. table
and the other appointments were
in crystal. Mrs. Gustaf Peterson
presided at the table and those
assisting were Misses Ella Nor
man. Marion Windh. Eileen Hag-
Eerness, Erma Christensen, Anne
Stevenson and Mrs. Frances Davis.
The bride added q beige coat
with mink trim to her ensemble
for travelling.
Both Mr.. johnson and his bride
are stadium alumni, and he also
attended the College of Puget
Sound. Mrs. johnson In . past
officer Of Y-Ed club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Twins Born 70
M and Mrs. Tilfon Jan.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton Jan. 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard riiton
Geraldine Haycraft) are happy
parents Of twins. q boy and a
girl. born at Tacoma General
hospital January rs. Grand
parents sharing the congratula-
tons are Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Hay
craft and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Til
ton. and a great grandfather. Mr..
N. L. Fenton.
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The FORGOTTEN FLEET MYSTERY
BY Van WICK Mason

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Casualties Among Workers Far anead
OI Those Among Our Armed Forces

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70 victory.
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6so8000 wounded the IeAsned
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