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in higher areas the fall undoubt-
edly reached 18 inches or more.
Springs assault followed winter
that broke all records for lack of
snow. Only 81 inches fell. Yes
terday's drifts were deeper than
since February 7, 1886. Never has
March seen worse blizzard. Heav-
lest previous March snowfall was
March 7, 1941, when 10.7 inches fell.
Plane Plant Roof Cracks.
The Knickerbocker Theater diSas-
ter, when a roof cave-in killed about
100, occurred in 1922, when % inches
piled up.
At HagerstoWn. Md, the flat roof
of one of the Fairchild Engine and
Aircraft Corp. buildings cracked un-
der the weight of snow estimated at
% inches. Three hundred employees
were ordered out of the structure.
Temperatures today will reach As
degrees, weather experts said.
Most of the population considered
itself marooned, but few were so
snowbound as seven young Girl
Scouts who motored to Virginia
Saturday afternoon to spend the
night at little Kiplinger Cottage.
Fallen trees prevented their regain
ing the highway.
Late yesterday, with food running
low, four of the girls, led by Mrs.
Seiforde Stellwagon. hiked four
miles through the drifts and hitch
hiked to Washington. Three stayed
behind with Mrs. L. H. Thomas.
They were reported in good condi-
ton.
Any shelter will do in a storm
even a prison. Jail officials reported
that Julius Aikens. %, colored trusty,
walked out" at $50 pm. Saturday
and walked back in. voluntarily,
early Sunday. He was covered with
snow.
Truck Driver Killed.
One fatality was directly caused
by snow. Wallace Frederick Robin
son was killed when his mail truck
overturned Sixteen others were
slightly injured Wnen DuS SKloQed.
Birdlovers who are worried about
the worm supply for our early
robins can relax, Donald McHenry,
park naturalist, announced today.
Birds can go for several days with
out q worm, he assured.
The slow-soaking moisture was
beneficial to most budding shrubs
and trees, he declared Weight Of
snow, however, badly damaged the
magnolia trees near the Districts
World War Memorial, smashing off
limbs.
Thousands of other District trees
we're damaged. All Rock Creek
Park was blocked off yesterday, but
it was open today.
The entire available force of 1900
men of the City Refuse Department,
Evening star., 1942-03-30
Black Cot Causes
A Lot of Trouble
- the Associated Press.

- tFe 110ciaEed PreW.
MILTON, Mass.-A cat-a black
one-dashed in front Of the auto
mobile of Robert c. King Of Milton
with this result:
The car went out Of control and
cut on an electric light pole at the
base; gasoline poured from q pune
tured tank; sparks flew from broken
wires, the Boston Edison Co. was
obliged to cut OF electric current in
Evening star., 1942-03-30

one third Of the town for an hour:
hremen had to roll out hose to wash
away the gasoline, and Mr.. King
went TO Milton Hospital, slightly
injured.
The cat escaped unscathed.
Evening star., 1942-03-30

Don't grumble II the stores don't
wrap your packages like they used
to do. Uncle Sam needs the paper
worse than you do.
Evening star., 1942-03-30

Turn your waste paper basket into
. savings bank. Don't throw the
paper away-give 1t to the Govern
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Who Said Virginia
Couldn't Dance!

Thirteen-year-old yirEints
Weidler has won her revenge for q
remark that's been passed around
Hollywood for more than two
years She both sings and dances
for a scene In q picture.
II all began Just after she had
finished playing the lead In Bad
Little Angel" and had been cast 70
play Mickey Roonsys sister IN
Young Tom Edison Norman
Taurog. who directed the latter
p4cfurs, made tho oft-q,iofsd
statement. Poor Virginia. abe can
only sct''
The words we're intended as .
compliment 70 the younfstsr who
had Son fame IN pictures purely
by her dramatic ability. But Viz
ginia knew thst ~. could both
sing and dance All shs needed
was the opportunity
II came IN H-C-Hs n~~ r1sl-
cal. Babes IN Arms. no~ play
lng At the Temple tbsst<r VIZ
ginia has tNo numbers IN the
Mickey Rooney-Juoy GaFian Z
rnusscal. one called Hoe DoaNn. =
in which shs dos AZ sccenff7c
dance with Ray Mcdonald. ard
another In the minstrel show
finale
4 don't zee why syeryons Il -
surprised" says Virginia. Ny
mother Was a singer. ard all ny
brothers are mss.eisna II pat
runs In ths family"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

Raoul Walsh, directing Enrol
Flynn in Desperate Journey" at
Warner Bros, has discontinued
breeding race horses on his Cen
trial California ranch and is rails
ing cavalry stock for the army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

Johnny laser u hs os 40.
> So also william osfssn Ia hefn-
bar Clipper ss %. sis
nGfias ssonfsa
stsIsii--cAf, Grant In -sasps-
sion+
cANto John s,isnb~ess -o< nsSi
ana Man Also is~ Ayyss IN apr
Kildsfs Gomez None
cOnNr sITf cisudstts ooibswt In
skfisrt also George sanders in
Tbs Dss rsiecn
kAf sTEssT Dim Ams1hs ln s.fAi.
ar hsss<i siso PAU Hsals In
LAEgwooD - ssrh.ss ssss.yss sr
You B<ions 70 Ne slso warren
wiiil.m Ia -se@~'s ~ me Lone
Wolf
rnos ros-Fssdrie nsren in sons
httiAsI LORD soi.n IN ''bgT Ne
Inat Ic-n. si.o Walt D'~neg :
EIsfrsA-Douziss y.ifbAnss u. IN
ms CorAean Brothers also xsss
Pitts In his< Polly
sHtfI Bruce Cabod IA ora
Undrv Al slao Ronald Hessn tn
international Squadron
~ srtf william rossu ia .-shAd0-
Of tbs Thin Man sl-o ksfzsfs,
lo<ksood IN fns stars Ldok
Deen~
ftdrft-hifssy Sssosssy ia -seb~r
% tfos1saf stse iAuf<I ssd
HARDY ia Crest Guns
JIfssEIf. ra1sliap Lev Aries sn
Or kiidsFs's yictorg
EGsIsHA ssmsss kaeziinc Has.<i
Ia Design Tor ScaHdai
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

Johnny kAssf II IS 0t q 10.
bar Clinnef / a ID AZ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Seattle Writer
Comments on Film

Gilbert Brown. columnist for the
Seattle Star, reviewed zone Day
in Soviet Russia" during the films
run in Seattle and made the fol-
lowing comment about IL:
Heading the best bill Of foreign
pictures the Metropolitan tfeater
has yet offered. the Russian docu-
mentary film. Zone Day in Soviet
Russia" is providing exciting and
enlightening screen entertainment.
Made shortly before Hitler in
vaded Russia on q l. 2oo-mil front
Zone Day in Soviet Russia" vividly
and dramatically depicts the daily
life of that immense nation which
spreads for nearly 5000 miles
across the eastern hemisphere.
Photographed simultaneously by
100 cameramen who worked from
dawn TO dusk in Vlsdivostok. in
Moscow. in Leningrad. In the mines
and mills Of the Urals. In the ice
foes of the Barents sea. In the
deserts OF Turkestan and the noun
tains of Georgia, catching in char
acteristic March-of- Time tempo
the vast and manifold collective
activities Of the country, the pic
ture is startling revelation Of
Soviet accomplishment and indus
trial might.
After he makes due allowances
for the wealth Of window dressing
which chsracterises all Soviet films.
even the snti-Communist spects-
tors Il am one Of thosel finds this
picture an engrossing and richly
enlightenins lesson in power.
A running fire Of narrative COM
ment by the able war journalist.
Quentin Reynolds. adds to the COM
pleteness of the picture.
This interesting film will be at
the Kay Street theater for one
day only on Thursday. March 20.
in continuous showing from $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Noted Wesierner
Has Screen Role

Sam Garrett. seven times
worlds champion roper and life
long friend II the late VIII Rogers
plays an important role in new
Abbott and Costello lsughfilm.
Ride En- Cowboy" current at
traction at the Music Box thester.
Garrett appears in both the Long
Island and Arizona rodeo Sc
quences Of the picture
Trails OF Garrett and Rogers
first crossed when they were
sehoolboys in Ciaremore. Okla.
They made their show world de-
butts together in 1905. when they
joined Zach Mulhall's Wild West
Circus. In 1907 they toured
Europe together.
Garrett works with such screen
players as Dick Forsn, Anne
Gwynns, Johnny Mack Brown,
Samuel s Hints. IN. Merry
Macs. Ella Fitzgerald and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

TIE IN Nss unt : csstr<<<esa -
M ptases eesAxsissr~nx< In
fses. TIE se4aenes sas meF< alffl-
cur thAn suasf NA<a h<f nzssss
nsesksr. fieF~ncs hates ease N
and swsksnra h~F. Miss Drake
stretched sln,soisis ard f<fsu<
starry ey~d - sas tei1 - = pleas
sntiy realistic aresm shs - h&a
~ hsw Chester stcn Hsla hsa
ensns inte hef rV-tut
rNHfrsrts tS.at
And semrmh~f se ei<sflv
h.~ ~ tssck me n ia srms sns
kis~d me. Thea ~ said Yea
are ny wss~. rsmsss. sna nssh-
lnT IN IRE wosis can ks<p u.
apart And .ai shsts all
remember q NV dreams
Miss bates. folasax soms cloth.
ins On = chair, Eeriisii 1T as .
~on-n-n-sierfai df.sm, all rsxhs'
Only the newt time yeu have that
dream. remind Chester - take
HI. hat with him. And sh~ tossed
hine b~rst on the pllhsw.
n ~as aults = scene. bit per-
feeslv all right II tusns out that
Chester and TsmsFs really are
legally msffiei and the esssors
can't complain n . icsers sl~ts
ere fasrssxs fnf the mere purposes
81 avoiding an antagonists moth
sf-sn-lav
Actually Miss Drake isn't mar.
red. or even IN inse. IRE Hire
forms On The right. gentlemen
Z suppose RI marry - sctsf.
sometime. she sid Il hn.~ a
doesn't always ~nfh out very
well. and yet I h~iisve my hus.
e~nd ought n he in the ~me
business os hs'a never under
stand u isn't that want 90
talk about my work. I annt. Ny
mother always wants r. know
what's going on ~ the studio,
and u drives her crazy because
I hate "a talk sb"uf the movies"
EARI.y iMMAoaAsr
Her vai name lnt Peggy
Drake. Neither 1. n i.ie~ Lotto.
~ the studio bsilsses Its Llsss-
iotts Mayer. tho f1rst part being
coined contraction Of fcniss
Charlotte, In homer a. Kcd.
mother. She was burn IN vienna.
Oct q, 1871. bat became an
American immigrant ~ q
The siri began dancing IL Q.
studied ballet. bsu Somehow
never had the confidence or feel
Ing for Il" She became an In.
terpretise dancer In the harefont.
po~tnrsnE manner NJ Mary wig
man. Pretty soon she wanted tn
~ an actress. hui the route n
her goal lsd through . west
coast revue. little thester work,
and wsik-on hits In Hollywood
Peggy Drake. - she Was Ia b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

RIAITo-Ieslis Howard IN The In
vAdsrse IA 20 90 Gas and IS.
also Penny Singleton In Blonde
Goes 70 College ~ 80. 2 30. 5 30
and SIS
RONN-kAy hyser In "Playmatss
oeorss Sanders IN "A Date with
tho Falcon" II 30. 2sb. s.sb. BOO.
Mt sic BoN--Abboit and Costello IN
Ride I'm CoNboy ii 50. 80.
ss6. sos. $40 ana 10 as
HI.IE MOtsE - Robert Taylor In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

They just don't 20 back far
enough Calvin insists. "Isasos
and huybndge definitely started
the bali rolling with N. photo
graphs of the horse
Muyhrdge worked all during
me seventies to prove that Leland
STANFORD was right He didn't rea-
lie that he Was at the same time
proving the feasibility Of making
motion pictures for entertainment
purposes.
However. he and Isaacs must
receive credit for doing more than
any other men toward establish
ing one OF Americas ten greatest
industries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

The ghost al the piano" was
the simultaneous greeting that
passed between John Emery and
Pedro Do Cordoba when they met
for the frs, time in 10 years On
the set a Edward smAlls The
corSican Brothers Alexander
Dunnss adventure romance which
Is AZ the Riviera thsstsr.
When they had got q laugh of
their chests. they explained II 70
Director Gregory Rstoff AND 70
Douglas FAIRBANKS. Jr. whom
they support In the picture Ten
years ago they played in an Engsr
Wallace thriller On Broadway.
Emery a. a heavy and Dc Cordoba
az q famous pianist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

Your postmaStsr ran tell you
how 70 invest IN e. 3 Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Would Ban Teaching
Language Of Enemies

NAsHI>GIOS-Rsp. Carl Hin-
sinzw. r. Cal. Tuesday introduced
legislation authorizing President
Roosevelt 70 close schools teach
ing the language Of a nation with
which the United States il ~ war.
Hinsns~s proposal would apply
also To schools with are found 70
% matchmaking pupils with the
ideslogy ~ such a foreign power.
Penalties up - five years i'm
pg1sonusnt and 5000 fine are
provided
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Taylor Proves He
Can Handle a Gun

Robert Taylor whipped out q
pair Of guns and went after the
three gangsters. shooting from
the hip and then cracking down
on them In the best marksman-
ship style.
Lana Turner and Director her-
vyn Leroy. on the Johnny
Eager" set. looked their surprise.
This Ia the picture which IL now
at the Blue Mouse theater.
The scene called for Taylor 10
stalk toward a corner In the cheap
section Of big city and then
reply 10 the gun-fire OF his enc
mics as the three Of them came
into view from a side street.
On the second rehearsal, the
star not only produced his artill-
cry with amazing rapidity but
twirled the weapons between
shots. q Ia the old-tims riders
Of the Western ranges.
ms Nes more tnhn IffkoNt
curiosity could ssand and he DO
nanded 10 know when Taylor had
learned h,s ethsl tricks
The star shsreupon revealed a
secret passion. When he was
working IN BILLY the Kid" in
Arizona. he had noticed several
experts with tho side-arms in the
various little COW towns which no
visited.
Returning IN Hollywood. he
made a collection Of pistols and
revolvers and has been amusing
himself by attaining perfection In
tanning" and twirling guns and
shooting In split seconds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Get This Straiehf

nus TT lux WAS empi0Ned hv
Governor Leland Stanford To win
bet that. when horse gaIloped
oil four Of its feet were off the
ground at one time. Stanford won
the bet. hut the development Of
the cameras and the trick device
for opening and closing the shut
tiers. together with other expenses
amounted to more than $4,000
Newark and West Orange have
claimed the distinction OF being
the birthplace of motion pictures
because of the experiments of
Thomas A. Edison. Paris also
puts in its bid Frank Calvin. De
Mile research chief. declared to-
day Philadelphia points with
pride to its achievements. But
the palm goes to California"
Calvin points out that most his
torians start out to chronicle the
life Of the motion picture by stat
ing that first filming of pictures
in California took place in 1908.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Miss AXlen
Is Honored
Surprise Party
Compliments Bride-fo-Be

For the pleasure of Miss
Jewel Axlen. whose marriage
to Mr.. Glen Graham will take
place Jan. Is, a surprise party
was given recently at her
home by a group of friends.
The evening was spent in
playing cards and other games,
favors going to Mrs. Max
Scanzon, Mrs. Bert Graham,
Mrs. Andrew Petersen, Mrs
John Lauritz. Mrs. Sig John
sen, Mrs. Paul Bjelland and
Mrs. Roy Flynn.
Guests of the evening were Mes
danes J. A. Winterhouse, A. ellis
Cora Fries. Sig johnson. II. Thor
sen, p. Steiro, Hilma Iversen. John
Olsen. Paul Bjelland, Andrew Pc
dersen. Edward Faux. J. Bagley
f. Petersen. s. Evje, J. Wick, p
Bordsen, J. johnson, X. Erickson
c. Carlson, John Lauritz. Christian
Petersen. Roy Flynn. Max Scan
zon. Bert Graham, B. DeLoretto
and William Andersen.
Others were the Misses Elsie
GLAND, Phyllis Bagley. Kalma
Steiro, Elsie Carlson. Sigrid An.
dersen, Ethelind Axlen and the
brides mother, Mrs. A. AIKEN.
Hostesses were Mrs. J. Olsen anc
Mrs. Hilma Iversen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

BetrOthal
Miss Forquer 10 Wed Dr.
Bro1 in Near Future

AT luncheon at the Col
lege club Tuesday, Miss La.
rose Forquer of Seattle
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Mat hew Forquer OF
Shelton, revealed her betroth-
al to DIR. William R. Broz, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R.
Broz of Tacoma. The bride.
elect was honoring Mrs. Will
liam A. Witsiers of Shelton
who was her house guest.
Covers were laid for 20 guests
and at each place was tiny
physicians bag bearing the initials
DR.. w. r. B. When opened the
heartshaped card with a tiny cal
revealed the engagement.
Miss Forquer is an alumna Of
Washington State college, where
she was a member of Spurs anc
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
Her husband-to-be is a University
of Washington graduate and re.
ceived his medical degree from
Northwestern university. He is Q
member of Alpha Sigma Phi fra.
ternity, Big-W club and Oval club
The wedding date has not beer
announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Rainbow
To Initiate
Term 10 Be Closed by
Assembly Saturday

Tacoma Assembly of Rain
bow Girls will hold its last
initiation of the term Satur-
day, Jan. II, at 8 p. m. in
the Gothic room of the Ma
sonic temple. Mrs. Rose Leon
ard. mother advisor. and Betty
Heidinger. worthy advisor,
will preside.
Because the meeting is the
last one of the term the Ha-
waiian motive Aloha" will
prevail, and the favors will be
leis.
Those to receive initiation are
Juanita Clark. Marilyn Anne Void
Doris Jean wodegard. Alice Allan
Betty Lewis. Marcells Morton
Doris Henderson. and Geraldine
cherie Hendry. Honored guests
will also be present.
The 1914 club is planning the
decorations. favors and refresh.
ments. Jeanne Miles, Shirley Bak.
er and Elsa Roberts are in charge
of the decorations. and Carol Aber.
nethy Ia in charge of the refresh.
ments.
The business OF the term vii
be brought TO close and all girl;
are urged to turn in their dance
tickets or money and appointment
calendars.
After the meeting. a short pro
fran will be presented by girls Of
the assembly. There will be a cello
solo by Alice Leblanc. sccompa'
MED by Molly Schlegel; a reading
by Julians Ray. and a piano solo
by Molly Schlegel.
A board meeting will be held Al
preceding the initiation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Cardinals
Plan Event
First 1912 Meeting TO Be
Held Friday at K. c. Hall

Cardinal club members will
gather for their first meeting
of the new year in the Knights
of Columbus hall Friday eve
ming. Of particular impor-
lance at the meeting will be
the discussion of the annual
club communion and break
fast, Jan. %, at ST. Leo's.
Eight-thirty mass will be fol-
lowed by breakfast in the newly
decorated st. Leos school hall.
The affair is open also to alumni
of Cardinal club. The we'll known
attorney, Mr.. Leo McGayick, will
be the guest speaker.
A final report on the clubs
Christmas project will be given by
the chairman, Mr.. Joseph Des-
mond. During the business meet
ing also, Miss Betty Chitts will
announce the coming ice skating
party and Mr.. Fran Honvlez will
tell OF tentative plans for a SKI
party. the date Of which will be
announced later.
The usual dancing and informal
entertainment will follow the
business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Names Date
OF Wedding
Miss Helen Osibere 10
Wed Mr.. Sommerville

News of her coming mar
rage on April 4 was revealed
by Miss Helen Ostberg,
daughter of Mr.. Richard Ost-
berg, at a party given in her
home Thursday evening. The
prospective bridegroom is Mr..
William Sommerville, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Son.
merville. The announcement
of the wedding date was dis
closed by telegram which
was sent to the brides home.
During the evening, games of
court whist were played, and later
a buffet supper was served. Gen.
tering the table was an arrange
ment OF early spring flowers with
miniature bride and bridegroom
in the center.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. George Fisher. Mrs. George
Barlow, jr.. and Misses Mary
Clark, Margie Clark, Genevieve
Hyde, Ruthene Haalsnd, Alice
Kenreigh, Marjorie Naylor, Evelyn
Lambert, Elaine Knutson, Lillian
Swensrud. Mabel Stewart, Audrey
Molver. Shirley Davis. Hazel Ha-
gen, Rae ostberg. sister of the
bride, and the guest of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Announce Maria oe
On January 10

Mr.. Anton Turkovich announces
the marriage January 10 of his
daughter. Miss Mary c. Turkovich.
to Mr.. Wayne NJ. Tippetts, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur
Tippets OF Glasgow. Mont,
The ceremony took place at
$50 Saturday evening in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
Brown. The Rev. Elvin Z. Evans
performed the ceremony by candle
light. Preceding the wedding Mr..
Don L. Rushton sang Because
Attending the couple were Miss
MsryJsne sumpf and Mr.. n. K.
Brown.
The couple are located at pres
emit at pos No. Ninth st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Showers Compliment
Miss Isla Kjos

Miss Isla Kjos, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Kjos, was hon.
ored Friday evening at a miscel-
laneous shower which was given
by Mrs. o. A. Ostness and her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Martin
(Irene Ostness) of Portland at
the home OF Mrs. Ostness.
Miss Kjos, who recently an
nounced her engagement, will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Kenneth
Sailor, son of Mrs. Shirley c. Sal
lor, on Jan. 10.
During the evening, games were
played. A late supper was served
from a lace covered table which
was conferred by a floral arrange
ment.
Guests were Mrs. George Kjos.
mother of the bride-to-be, Mrs.
Edward Czeresko. sister of Mrs.
kjos. Mesdames Ernest Myers, Lee
Jensen, Marie Cutler, Ostness,
Martin and Miss Helene Hanson,
Miss Druscilla Roberts and the
guest of honor.
Miss kjos was again honored
on Tuesday when Mrs. Harold NJ.
Hanson Helen Ostness) of Port
land and her mother, Mrs. Olaf A.
ostness, entertained at a bridal
shower at the latter's home.
Games were played during the
evening and a buffet luncheon was
served from a lace covered table
which was centered by a besuti-
fully decorated cake.
Guests attending were Mes
danes George Kjos, mother of the
bride, Thomas Jepson, Lahman
Thomas, Oliver Keene, Ronald
Grove, Robert Miller, Lew Bis
berg, o. f. Olson. James smythe.
Miss Helene Hanson and the guest
of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Mary Jane Nastuik
WEEDS SGT. Erriuo

The formal wedding of Miss
Mary Jane Nastuik, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Nastuik. of
Port Angeles. to Sgt. Joseph A.
Errigo, son of Mr.. Dominic Errigo
of Tacoma, took place at 10 o'clock
the morning of Dec. 81 in the
chapel at Fort Worden. The Rev.
Albert L. Vifquain performed the
ceremony.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
white celanese wedding gown with
a gathered waist. With il she
wore a finger-tip veil. Her flow
ers were bouquet of white chry-
santhemums.
The maid of honor was Miss
Gladys Nsstuik. sister of the bride.
who wore an Alice blue taffeta
gown. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Mike
Nastuik. sister-in-lsw OF the bride
who wore white taffeta. The
brides mother wore blue crepe
with eorsage Of gardeniss.
Best man was Corp. Robin Hood
Of Fort Worden.
After the wedding reception
was held in the dining room Of
the Palms cafe in Port Townsend