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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

fidb MrbeitsrGfte fir militdriid)e
3mede gu bei1affen. Gin gntmeiden
miro ibpierig fem, oa obne arbeits'
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8iI6 Ser FL. Sobannes Der
Edufer, Ser 8orlaufer Gbriitt, lit
Der Batron pieler &irden. Sbige
Fafel aeiet perid)iebene Spmbole,
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8il6 ipr1boliiiert Ben SOB bes FL.
Sssobannes; ser a,lf gegebr Der
godter oes Serobias entbal,ptet
tp,trbe. sein aopf ipirb allf ei.
nent Seller gebradt. Die arone lit
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Sitnbilo ser III. Sa,tfe: bie gr-
gel gieben @aiier bon einer Wtn-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
Dr.. Eddy's Kroeuter-Pillen

DR.. Eddys kFoeuter-Pl1Ien
neroen ihon felt so Sabren nit be-
item grfoIg aegen trdgen Sttblgang
peripenoet. gs gibt ,libts 8eiieres.
Greis: 100 9illen, 60 Gents; 200
Stiif $t00.
JOHN B. NEUMANN
Q6o AewI Axenue Columbus Ohio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
PhilOmathea
Club Plans
The Rev. Brien. s. j.
viii Be Speaker

The Rev. Paul 0'Brien. S. j.,
will speak on the Chinese
Situation from the Mission
Standpoint" AT the Tuesday
meeting of Philomathea club,
Father O'Brien. who has spent
several years in China. is back
in the United States for addi-
tional studies. Mrs. l.. l.. Bis
sell. president. will preside
over the meeting.
In charge Of the tea hour will
be Mesdames Thomas McElwain.
Angus Mcdonald. J. p Melon
aid. currsn Mcdonnell. Frank Nc
Hugh. " ~ Mcqueen. NJ J.
AcDonough. ". A Neher. John
Nangi. Gertrude Normile. Jack
Searns. Mary MICRO. Frank Need
ham. Hilds OLeary. S. J. o'Brien.
Peter Pagli. Martin Petrleh. Peter
Peluso. Walter Pessemier. J. r.
Piper Mary Pepe. r. A Parsons
Gerald rsttsn and u. " Peterson.
A. usual. cars will meet the
Oakland and iith street buses ~
Union ave. from IL 30 until %
O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Young Married Class
Plans Monthly Social

Central Lutheran activities this
week will begin with the monthly
social Of the Young Married
Couples Bible class at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Roy A. Asltby.
3OOs No Proctor Assisting hosts
VIII be Hr. and Mrs II. Kent
RothermeL The group meets the
second Monday evening Of each
month. al s O'Clock. with Mrs..
\. p. Osborn a. president All
young married couples Of the con-
gTegstion are cordially invited 70
attend.
Senior Lutheran Daughters u
the Reformation will meet al the
home Of Miss Eileen Gutt0rmson.
III 50. Lawrence ST. for the
regular monthly meeting a.
O'Clock Tuesday evening
Circle 2 viii meet Thursday ~
the home n Ms. Fred Esnouf.
210l 81. Cushmsn ave. for lun-
eheon ~ O'Clock and the regular
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Next Saturday evening. the Ia
coma chapter u Alsph zadlk
Aieph. Junior Order II Bnal
Birth. will present its fourth an
nusl sweetheart bail in the Tai
mud Torah synagogue The pro-
ceeds n the dance will be used 70
buy Defense bonds
The thsms NJ the day. that II
Valentines. vii 10 EynoolicaiiY
earned out with the ero~ning Il
the nswiy-electsd chapter sweet
heart. MiSn Marjorie Franks. a. IN
tsrmikaion time Miss Josephine
Klsinsr. the otIt. goinE sweetheart.
viii assist in ths coronation esrs-
mony.
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance are: rabbi and Mrs .. /
TRIGGER. Rabbi and Mrs. q EOssu-
berg. Mr.. and Mrs A l.. Franks.
Mr.. and Mira Thomas COielfarb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvflis F5shback AID
Mr. and Mira Morris Kleiner.
chalrmen Of the dance are Ger
aid coldfarb and Jerry spellmzn
The committees are a. follows.
decoration. Arthur Creenbiat, R0y
slOtniek. Bob Feidman. checking
Leon Meier. walter Etsekson: re
freshments. Harold Noylkoff. s..
mon Rose; publicity. Me- Novkoff
Ralph GrsenbIat. door, Jerfs
Donion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Heidingers Announce
Marriage Of Daughter
Several Score Congratulate Couple Sunday From
43o-9; Quiet Ceremony Read at Home Jan. 81

More, than $50 friends and relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Heidnger called their home Sunday between
the hours 430 and o'clock and learned of the marriage
of the older daughter of the home Miss Elizabeth Jane
Hedinger, to Mr. Kyle Stephens Smith, jr of Mr. and
Mrs. Kyle S. Smith of Akron Ohio.
The ceremony was read by the Rev. Roger Parson on
Jan 81 the Heidnger home in the presence of the
immediate family.
The pretty young bride'wor pink embroidered mar
quisee dress with Juliet cap of pearls and carried
bouquet of cameas and sephanos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Sunday Tea Compliments
Miss Mary Fairhurst
Many Parties Preeede Msrrisss Of Pepssr Iseemsn
Thursdsy Morning ~ 81. Pssriet.s Church

Two parties this weekend honored Miss Mary Fair
hurst daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Cyril Fairhurst whose
marriage to Mr. George Rspin viii take place Thursday
morning at ST. Patricks church.
On Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Donald Rrsndes Nancy
Haey) bride Of Jan II. entertained At Hsviland tea
and the preceding evening Miss Mary Louise Rspin and
Mrs John Allen Rapn Georgiana Bsderl entertained at
kitchen shower.
Mrs Rrandes asked Mrs Richard Schneider MARY Louise
Felzer) pour during the first hour and Mrs. William
Haley (Classina Buffelin) for the second hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Miss BOnnell
To Be Hostess
pi Beta Phi AIumnse 70
Meet tuesday Evening

Inez Smith Soule chapter
Pi Beta Phi sorority alumnae,
will hold their monthly meet
ing Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Jenness Bon
nell, 603 No. Ainsworth ave.
Dessert will be served at Z
O'Clock with the business
meeting following.
Mrs. Emil NJ. Krismsn will pre-
side. Later bridge Will be played.
Assisting hostesses will be Miss
Marion Cameron Mrs. J. X. crom-
well. IT., and Mrs. Merrell P. Tot
ten.
Tacoma alumnse of ri Beta Phi
are aiding in several charity prof.
Gets this year including Red Cross.
Community Chest, Girl Scouts.
and their own ri Beta Phi settle
ment school at Gatlinburg. Tenn.
Reservations made be made for
the affair at Broadway 4s43.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Her quests were Mrs. Robert
williams. Miss Nernette Rowland.
Miss Dolores osCenneil. Mi<>
Martha Harrison. Miss Mary
Louise Rspin. Miss Eivie Hughts.
Miss Patricia Calvert. Miss Mary
Esther AeNerthney. Mrs. Jack
Fairhurst. Mrs Harold Weaver.
Mrs. James RawlinEs Jr.
Miss sally Hunt. Mio Elvsra
Gagliarsii. Mrs. Dawne Carroll.
Miss Katherine and Miss Eleanor
Johns. Miss Kathryn corvsri Mrs.
Darrell Running. Miss rvonns
Scott. Mis. Mary Adelaide Ray
bould. Miss Mabel E~kildsen. Miss
Ramona Kruger. Miss winifred
Rowe. Mrs. John A. Rapln. Miss
Dorothy Fairhursi. Mrs Charles
MacMahon. Miss Catherine Fair
hurst.
For the party Friday The hos
tesses used q Valentine motif with
tulips In the oenterpieee arranged
around the outline Of q vertical
heart. Guests wer. Miss Virginia
Weston ~ Seattle. Mrs. Cyril ].
Fairhurst. Mrs. Jack Fslrhurst.
Mrs. Fred Bsder. sr.. Mrs. T e.
fsersen. Mrs. len Faux. Miss
Mary Ternes. Miss Anna Ternss
and Mrs. Allen r. Raptn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Meetings Announced

Women Of the Bible Presbyter-
ian church of Tacoma vii meet
this week - follows.
Group 2 will meet with Mrs J.
VI. Power. 24l0 No. Proctor 1t
Tuesday. FEB. 10. for a dessert
luncheon al O'Clock. Mrs. A. c.
Wilhelm will preside at the busi.
ness meeting. and Mrs p. L.
Peterson viii lead the Bible study.
The mission lesson viii be given By
Mrs. a. G. Moyles.
Group Sc VIII meet Thursday.
Feb. y, al the home Of Mrs. A. r.
Aombl0x at Bnookdale On the
Mountain road. Ladies are asked
TO take the I1:35 spsnsway bus.
A pOtluek luncheon viii be served
at 1880. followed BY the business
meeting and the Bible lesson
taught - Mrs Delsie Aooberry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Preside Chats
For Y-Ed Group

The program hour Tuesday Of
the Y-Ed club viii be devoted 10
seven Fireside Chat groups. The
following members OF the Y-Ed
executive council will be chairmen
Of the groups: Kathleen Wbelan.
Lorraine Boedecker. Iva Lindeman.
Bernice Landry. Maxine Inman.
Jean veazie. and Helen Lewis.
These discussion groups are being
held in preparation for the nation
wide observance banquet OF bust
ness girls. the theme OF which il
Living creatively on the Edge of
Tomorrow.
The resourc. leaders for these
groups will include Mrs Roger
Chase. Mrs. Frank Williston. Mrs.
NJ r. sehafer. Mrs. NJ. ID. wilkin-
son. Mrs. J. r Fuilager. Miss Ella
A. Bennett. and Judge Blanche
Funk Miller.
Al 8 o'clock there viii be CLASSES
IN hsndiersft under Mrs Hills
Griffen. gym under the direction
Of Miss Geraldine Hopper. bridge
with Mrs. Royden Doud a. instrzie.
tor. and Mrs. T. n. Duerfsit leader
Of the Art Of Living class which
will discuss modern manners and
practical etiquett. for business
girls.
Cle~ club viii BE- held At $50 IN
the clubroom with Miss Huida
Svare a. music chairman and hiss
Elizabeth Filler Al pianist. Ths
girls are preparing a selection for
+ presentation At tn. business girls
nationwide banquet which will b
held In Seattle on Tuesday. March
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Miss Schwab WEEDS
Ii. Forsyth

tst1EH tu@#<I ~ AnuhtakH
View MAS tho pretty setting Sat-
urdsy. January II. for the wedding
in which Miss Patty Ann schwah.
daughter Il Mr. and ns. '. W.
sehwae. became the bride q IL
Allen ?. Forsyth. scn ef Mr.. And
Mrs. Anthon Forsyth cf Hoaston.
MINI.
Golden daffcdils and acessia
were arranged h>forv re altar
and on either .ids with hrsnched
esndeishra The Rev. Harold n.
Long performed the ceremony In
which the eria~ ~ss given by her
father.
She wore q traditional white
satin gown with lace yosed hcdlee
and = full skirt falling from q Low
vaistline. Her hnger.,ip length
veil Of net was held in place BY
q halo II thv same material. She
wore q pink cameo pendant Il the
neckline Of her gown and carried
. shower of white orchids.
Miss Betty Heston attended her
close school friend and wore a. the
honor attendant . light green bro
esds dress with = bouquet cf yell
low blossoms
1t Richard G. Horne was the
best man and nshsrs were Mr.
Charles schwab. brother n th<
bride. Mr.. Donald Murphy, 1t
Robert D. conlne and II. Robert
klemann. Forming the sabre
guard after the wedding we're Its.
conine and Klemsnn. Roh~rt Puck
EFT. Robert Wagner, George Payn-
ton and John Townsend.
Before the wedding. while guests
were being seated. Mrs. Beatrice
MoHansy played organ music.
Wedding guests were received
nj Lakewood Terrace after the
wedding. All white tspers and
flowers were ned for the occa-
sion. Presiding az the table were
Miss Nellie v sehwah. Mr..
Joseph w. Chambers. jr.. sunts NJ
the bride from Salem, Ore, Mrs
J. v. Toothaker Of centralis, Mra
Frank r. Madison. Mrs. Ray
Thompson Mrs. Edward Nader
Mrs.. Ernest Grant.
Assisting were Misses Ruth
Pauline Todd. Maryjesn Argus,
Peggy Hilton. caroIy Cushing oi
Puyallup. Peggy Woodward oi
walla Walls and Frances Cole
Tn. brides cake was cut by Mrs
n. Lester Kelly Of Everett.
Among the guests coming for
IN. occasion from many North.
western points was the brides
grandmother. nrs. @. A. Nys OF
Salem. Oregon.
For travelling the bride chose Z
green suit with brown .cosssori.s
and q eorsaR. Of white orchids.
Mrs. Forsyth attended Whitman
college where she affiliated with
Delta Gamma sorority and ~,
mentioned In WHO'S Who IN
American Colleges" Her husband
stationed nov At Mcchord field. /,
graduate n the University 81
Minnesota Law school and !. .
member Of Gamma Eta Csmm.
legal Fraternity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Fora Temple TO Hear
Mayor Harry Cain

Fora temple, Daughters OF the
Nile. will hold its regular meeting
ut s o'clock Thursday evening in
the Gothic room of the Masonic
temple. Mayor Harry Cain will
deliver an address and Mr.. Frank
J. Nurding will give original must
cal selections. Refreshments Will
be served in the dining room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Tacoms General Hospital Alum
nae association Will hold its Feb
ruary meeting al q o'clock We'd
nesday evening In the reception
room of the Nurses home.
The president, Mrs. Wilson Man
ders. VIII preside for the business
session. Matters 10 be discussed
are of interest 10 all nurses
Mrs. Sidney Peterson. chairman
Of the program COMMITTEES. an
nounces that the group will wrap
the surgical dressings made at re-
cent meetings.
Refreshments viii he served.
The directors will meet in the
record room at p. m. the same
evening for their meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Junior Board TO Plan
Dinner Dance

Mrs. l.. o. Reisinger will open
her home to the board OF the Ia
coma Junior Woman's club for !
o'clock dessert luncheon Tuesday
afternoon. She will be assisted by
Mrs. G.. f. Skewis. Mrs. Morley
Brotman will conduct the meeting
during which plans will be dis
cussed for a dinner-dance Feb. 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Her sister. Miss Mary Jean
Heidinger. was her only attendant
and wore white silk jersey with a
corsage of gsrdenias. Mr.. Edwin
Martin was best man.
Flowers used at the candlelight
wedding white tulips. freesias
and stock. were duplicated for the
reception. The fireplace was
banked attractiyely with greens
for background.
Mrs. Heidinger received. wear
Ing a blue lace gown with oorsage
of red roses. As the guests ar
rived they were presented with
heart announcement cards with an
arrow bearing the names Of the
couple. by Miss Rhoda claasen.
Pouring during the calling hours
were Mrs. II. J. Ollie, Mrs. c. {.
Parker. Mrs. b. / Robbins. and
Mrs. Darth Ludwick Mrs. Rose
Leonard and Mrs. r. NJ Rogers
served the ices and the bride :
cake and Miss Jane Parker had
charge of the groom's cake.
Miss Catherine Roberts and
Miss Marjorie Crosson were in
charge Of the guest book and Miss
Jean sully arranged the gift table.
Assisting about the dining room
were Miss Margaret Lithgow and
Miss Anabel Claasen.
The bride. a Stadium high school
graduate. is junior past worthy
advisor Of Tacoma Assembly Rain
bow Girls and her husband is q
graduate Of Kent State university.
Ohio, and a member of Kappa
Mu Kappa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Clover Park Red Cross
To Meet February IL

The Red Cross Home Nursing
class at Glover Park will meet at
7:30 p. m. Feb. 10 in Glover Park
high school Thereafter, it will
meet each Monday and Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude Chisholm is in
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
.elson-Geer
Vows Read
Msrrises Ceremony
selsmnirsd in puysIlup

9of1HtUfk&o wv fef@sF
Palms. baskets of Gala lilies
and pink and white carnations
enhanced the beauty OF the
wedding service uniting Mas
Margaret May Ccer. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ].
Geer Of Graham. and Mr..
George Nelson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Nelson. also Of
Graham. Saturday evening at
the First Christian church.
Puyallup. with the Rev. Give
Taylor reading the vows Al {
o'clock.
Candies we're lighted IN the fosis
tall eanaslshrs by Ml.s Phsllls
Ceer. sister of the bride. wearing
aqua blue orEandy. and Miss Mar.
garet Miller. In peach orKsndy.
The bride w.s given In marriage
by her father and wore = gown Of
brooad~a satin made ~ith . wide
fuli skirt. light bodice with .
square neckllns and short sleeves.
she sore long white gloves. Her
long veil Of Illusion uas fastened
with grange blos.oms and shs car.
RED an old fashioned bouqust of
orange blossoms and pink s~sst
peaa
Mrs. Leslie vogsi nf P1ysll.p
Was msiron Of honor. wearing blsss
taffsta and carrying pink sarna.
tlons. Tho bridesmaids wers hlsz
Ellen billiard ~ puyzllsp. wear.
Ing pink taffets with . bouaust
NJ pink and .hlts carnations. and
Mrs. Alma Waugh ~ Tacoma
slstsr u tins bridegroom. in light
blue. alan carrying pink ana whlts
carnations Wedding msrchss
vsrs played ny Miss Margaret
stsrmsr and Mia Margaret ssu-
conner sang n Love fou Truly
ana Because.
Mr.. Arnold Nelson wa bee,
man tor hls brother add ths ushsrs
wsrs Aessrs William Donnsliy oi
Tacoma. cousin Of the bride. and
Alfred Nelson. brother 81 ths
groom.
About $50 ssrs prsssst for me
reception in the fhnffh soesal
rooms. the parents - the brlas
and bridegroom lolalns The ssa
ding party In uss receiving inc
Mrs Gssr sure blue tsffets Nlti
cofsaEs II Eardsnias ana pint
rossbsids and Mrs. seison uar.
pink taffsfa and . corsags ~ rose
buds and ssf<isnias
1hs brides tsbis uss eessfse
attn . ises eioth ana esntsfs<
sith pink carnations. fossbsids ans
sweet peas whlis candles II
crysssi hSlosfs lighted ths t4bls
Presiding ssss hfss sunts u "a.
brias. Mrs.. cofs Bsisss - Taeoma
ard Mra Moilis aforem. Mfs
hana billiard ana Mrs.. Hslsn Tod
~ FHysii,sp.
hfs Laura Hurst est tina brsfls
cake. MADE ~ the brides uncle
4 Mr.. kennsth Mcfarland II Grant,
rass. Ore. ina Rroom.s csks ual
nnsde ~ an uncle ~ ths groom
Mas Jean Todd and Mis- Ar
stoFsm were IN charge u tbs gift
and Miss Ann storsm ths sssesl
book
Mrs.. Nelson q q graduate u
Asdforc. Ore. high school and Mr.
Sslssn - employed IT ina Wheeler
osEood plant The new hosns al
b. IN Tacoma.
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Zeta Tau Alpha TO Go
To Olympia on tuesday

zeta Tau Alpha slumnse will
drive to Olympia Tuesday even
ing to meet with Olympia mem
hers at the home of Mrs. L. ID.
Milbrad. 915 West 5th ave. Ar
rangements for transportation may
be made by calling Mrs. Douglas
WEIGH. Proctor 50ss.
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Auxiliary Business Meeting
tuesday Announced

Destiny Auxiliary. B'nAI Birth
VIII hold . business meeting Tuss.
day afternoon. Mrs Ben Rome.
the new president. will conduct q
short bushes. meeting with al
open seasion following. Judge
Joseph A. Mallory "a guest
speaker.
Late supper will follow with
Mrs. Eoheft Tone. Mrs Ma
Meier and Mrs.. Philip King IN
charge.
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Altyusa Dinner
Earlier tuesday

The regular dinner meeting oi
Altrusa International. service club
for women executives. will be held
ct S p. m. instead of Sis Tuesday
evening at Dslhem. Mrs. Locke
c. Riehl, president, has announced
that this change is being made for
one meeting only. in order that
Altruss club members may attend
the symphony concert Tuesday. A
brief business meeting will be held
following dinner.
Willard W. {. I. L. will meet
for a business session at the home
of Mrs. B. F. Caruthers. l405 So.
47th ST, at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Wesson
will lead the devotions.
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Midland W q. n. q. Nili meet
Tuesday for noon pOii1ek luncheon
st the home u Mrs.. p. =. Bgrieson
important business ~1ll b. followed
ny a speaker and special music.