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Dinners Thursday, Friday
For Engaged Couple
Miss Macdonald's Spinster Dinner to Be Given by Miss
Haines at Kopachuck; Rehearsal Party Planned
Perhaps the gayest, busiest prelude to a wedding which
any bride-elect has. known in Tacoma has been the round
of entertaining for Miss Muriel Macdonald, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Macdonald, whose marriage to Mr. James
Weller Will wil] take place on Saturday evening at Annie
Wright seminary.
Last of the parties will be the 7 o'clock spinster dinner
which Miss Virginia Haines, maid of honor, will give for
the voung bride-to-be at Kopachuck lodge Thursday evening.
Friday evening after the wedding rehearsal a dinner
for the voung couple and several of the wedding guests who
are coming from out of town is planned at the University-
Union club.
At Miss Haines' party will be#
Miss Ann Murray, Miss Frances|
Young, Miss Phyllis Dickman, Mrs. |
Douglas Gonyea, Miss Mary Lou|
Bunting of Yakima, all wedding
attendants and the guest of honor.
Flowers on the table will be in
pastel shades and at each place
will be floral “top-nots” for their
hair. ‘
Guests at the dinner Friday in‘
addition to Miss Macdonald's at-|
tendants will be her parents, her
fiance and his attendants, Mr.
James Cutler, best man, and ush
ers, Mr. Donald and Mr. Dean Mac
donald, brothers of the bride, Mr
Richard Hoerner, Mr. Will's cou
ain, Mr. Newton Russell of Butte, |
Mont, and Mr. William Sheehy
of Portland, Mr. Will's aunt, Mrs, |
Weller Thompson, Mr. and Mrs,
Leon Titus, Mr. Douglas Gonyea, |
Misg Mariorr Brush, and Dr. and |
Mrs. Arthur Bell, ;
Coming from out of town for!
the wedding and the dinner Friday
will be Dr. and Mrs. Theodore
Weller and their son and daughter, |
Theodore, jr., and Marion, of Ber- |
keley, who are pguests at the
Titus home, and Mr. and Mra.
Stanley Weller of Los Angeles, |
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Hoerner of
Corvallis, Ore,, their son, Richlrd‘[
who is to be one of the ushers, |
and their daughters, Joy and|
Agnes, all guests at Mrs. Thomp- |
son’'s home. !
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County P.-T. A.
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Has Picnic |
Pierce County Council P.-T. A.
executive board met on Monday
afternoon for a picnie in Lincoln
park, After luncheon plans were
made for autumn work with Mrs,
J. E. Barry, county president, in
charge. r
Tt was decided by the member
ship to sponsor an institute for |
recreational leaders for whoml
there is great need at this time. ‘
New county chairmen recently |
elected include Mr. Gallert of Fife,
eafety; Mrs. Allen Goelzer of Puy
allup, juvenile protection; Mrs.
Clarence Holmquist, Edgemont,
library; Mrs. Clarence Hare, Du
pont, Founders’ Day; Mrs. Byron
Moye, Harvard-Midland, radio;
Mrs. George B, Allen, Clover Creek,
publicity. l
Mrs. Barry announced that|
about 100 films are available for|
P.-T. A. educational programs, |
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Reunion Held |
At Pflueger Home
To compliment her sister, Mmsf
Eleanor Mauderer, who arrived in|
Parkland for a two-months' visit
from New Orleans, Mrs. J P!
Pflueger of Parkland entertained
recently |
Over the week end of Aug. 15, a |
family reunion of all the relatives!
in the northwest was heid at their
home. Among the honored guests
were Mrs, Albert Soine and son
Mazalcolm of Bellingham, Mrs. Hor- |
ace Manning and son Horace of
Oswegn, Oregon, and Tech, Sgt.|
Martin Pflueger of Fort Worden, |
and Miss Christine Soine of Mount |
Vernon. |
Accompanying Tech. Sgt.|
Pflueger was Corp. Melvin R.|
Jones, also of Fort Worden. |
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Large Tea
At Post
Mrs. Jesse A. Ladd Feted
Tuesday Afternoon
! Honoring Mrs. Jesse A.
' Ladd and women of the 15th
Infantry, the officers’ wives
of the 7th Infantry gave a
tea vesterday at the Ofticers’
club.,
| Mrs. Ladd’s husband. Brig.
Gen. Ladd, was recently pro
'moted to the general officers’
list and ordered to 'eave his
‘command of the 15th Infantry
‘ to go to the Alaskan troops.
. In the receiving line at the
affair were Mrs. Ladd, Mrs. Har
rison McAlpine, wife of Col. Me-
Alpine, who commands the Tth
Infantry: Mrs. John E. Copeland,
‘wife of Lt, Col. Copeland, who is
the new commanding officer of
'the 15th Infantry; Mrs. G. P
' Lynch, wife of Major Lynch, who
is the 15th Infantry adjutant, and
ern. W. W. Quinn, wife of Capt.
'Quinn, who is the 7th Infantry
'adjutant.
; Presiding in turn at the long
‘teu tables which graced either
jend of the lounge were Mrs.
| Kenyon A. Joyce, wife of Maj.
|Gen. Joyce, who commands the
;l.‘( army corps; Mrs. John P.
Lucas, wife of Maj. Gen. Lucas,
who commands the 3rd Division;
Mrs. Charles P. Hall, wife of Brig
Gen. Hall, who is the assistant
3rd Division commander; Mrs.
' Jonathan W. Anderson, wife of
| Brig. Gen. Anderson, who com
tmnnds the 3rd Division artillery:
Mrs. Marshall Randol, wife of
'Brig. Gen. Randol, who commands
Ithe 41st Division artillery; Mrs.
lßalph R. Glass, wife of Col. Glass,
the post commander; Mrs. Albert
|D. Clark, wife of Col. Clark, the
post surgeon, and Mrs. Donald W.
’Forbfl. wife of Col. Forbes, the
post dental surgeon.
Identical centerpieces of gladioli,
larkspur and pink and yellow roses
were on the two tea tables, with
tall white tapers in silver candle
sticks at the corners of the flower
'bowla. Tea was served from huge
| silver pots, along with hot cheese
|mu and dainty cakes.
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l Lt. John Lennahan, stationed
| with the Engineers at Fort Lewis,
'and Miss Betty Peterson of the
' post Red Cross office were married
E in a quiet ceremony Saturday eve
' ning.
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. The Fort Lewis Inn celebrated
the opening of its new refresh
' ment room with an open house
‘Snturdn_v evening. A hiil billy
fhand provided the music for the
affair,
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{ The regular Officers’ club hop
'was held Saturday evening, with
' music being provided by the 15th
| Infantry orchestra under the direc
tion of Sgt. James Martell.
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| Miss Helen L:ugh.hn. daughter
|of Lt. Col. and Mrs. R. V. Laugh
| lin, entertained at dinner before
| the informal dance Sunday evening
’lt the Officers’ club in honor of
damee <.
ity
MRS. MAX R. MROHS
A recent bride is Mrs. Mrohs whose wedding was
an event of Sunday afternoon at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Theresa Daly. The bride is the former
Margaret Daly and her husband the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max F. Mrohs.
Puyallup Couple Married
In Chapel at C. P. S.
~ Miss Dorothy Jean Hoss Becomes Bride of Mr. Allan
~ Pedee in Evening Ceremony Tuesday
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| Tall baskets of white gladioli decorated the chapel of
College of Puget Sound chosen by Miss Dorothy Jean Hoss,
daughter of Mrs. Helen Hoss of Puyallup, for her marriage
to Mr. Allan Rance Pedee, son of Mr. and Mrs. August
Pedee, also of Puyallup, Tuesday evening. Vows were
read by Rev. Erwin H. Jahr, pastor of Peace Lutheran
church, Puyallup, at 7:30 o'clock, followed by a reception
at the chapel.
Candles in tall candelabra, flanked by the flowers, were
lighted by Mr. Milton Hoss, brother of the bride, and the
wedding music was plaved by Miss Kathieen Sherril of
Tacoma, a sorority sister. Preceding the ceremony Miss
Ruth Johnson sang “The Lord's Prayer” and "0, Perfect
Love."”
The bride was given in marriage
by her bhrother, Aiden Hoss, nnd’
wore a gown of cream lace made |
with full skirt and fitted bodice. |
She wore a finger tip veil of |
cream illusion fastened with a
coronet of pearls and carried l!
white testament decorated with |
her house guest, Mr. Leßoy Klu.!
jr., of Washington, D. C. Guests
at the affair were the Misses llnry‘
Brook Lucas, Mary Lee Grt(p.!
Barbara Lyman, Manie Keller, and |
Tita Lanser, and Jone Lanser, Lt. |
Clemens, Dick and Don Williver,
and C. J. Williams. 5
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Mrs. J. C. Burgeson, wife of Lt
Burgeson, is visiting her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, L.
J. Hackett, at North Hollywood, |
Cal. Mrs. Burgeson will motor to |
Des Moines, lowa, with her sister, |
Miss Lucille Hacketl, who ig also
visiting the Hacketts, next week
Lt. Burgeson will leave shortly for
station in Alaska, and during his
absence Mrs, Burgeson will live in
Des Moines. !
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In a quiet ceremony at the !
bride’s home in Tacoma, Sgt |
Frank Cooley, jr, of the medical
corps at McChord Field and Miss
Betty Fuller were married Batur
day. The bride's father gave her
away, and her sister, Mins Meri- !
etta Fuiler, was the maid of honor
Eldred Cooley of McChord Field,
the groom's brother, was best
man.
Officiating at the ceremony was
Chaplain Tunis Cordill of McChord |
Field. A recertion was held at
the bride’s home immediately after
the wedding. :
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Lt. Col and Mrs. James li
Mockbee and Major Rowland L./
Atcheson took a week-end motor
trip to Pacific Beach. ‘
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An informal party was recently
heid at the Officers’ club to cele
brate the birthday of Lt Col J.
A. Suilivan
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Brig. Gen. M. G. McConnel of |
Boisé, ldaho, is visiting at the
Fort Lewis inn.
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Mrs. O. W. Humphreys of Ban
Francisco has been staying at un‘
Fort Lewis inn while Cnl. Hum
phreys has been on the Fourth
Army maneuvers, ‘
Che Cacoma Cimes
gardenias and stephanotis. For
,mmrthmg borrowed, she wore her
| sister's necklace of pearis,
| Miss Helen Frances Hoss was
| maid of honor for her sister, wear
ling “an afternoon dress of leaf
| green silk jersey and carrying
| salmon gladioli in a Picardy bou
‘quel. The best man was James
|H. Walters of Tacoma, and Emil
!Pedee. brother of the groom, and
| Clifford Merriott, a cousin, were
the ushers.
‘ In the receiving line at the
|chapel, Mrs. Hoss wore a dress
’ol brown silk crepe with corsage
of gardenias and talisman rose
buds and Mrs. Pedee wore a black
sheer dress with pink rosebuds
and gardenias. Later in the eve
ning a wedding collation was
| served at the bride's apartment
lin the Citizens State Bank build
ling, Puyallup, for the wedding
[party and the immediate families,
The bride's table, covered with
a lace cloth, was centered with
a large four-tier wedding cake and
lighted with white tapers, and
white gladioli were used for deco
|rating the dining room. Presiding
[ were Miss Marie Barovie and Misa
| Jennie Johnson of Puyaliup. Mrs,
| Harvey BSteel was in charge of
the gifta and Emil Pedee the
guest book
For going away on & week's
{trip to the Olympic peninsuia and
Lake Creacent, the bride wore &
navy wool jJacket dress with red
AcCessories
Mrs Pedee was graduated from
Puyaliup high school in 1940 and
attended College of Puget Bound,
where she was a member of Alpha
Beta Upsilon sorority. Mr. Pedee
|was & member of the class of 38
2t Puyaliup high school. The new
{home will be on 4th st N, E,
| Puyallup, which they will cecupy
about the middie of Beptember.
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iflnh Rho to Have
'Second Meeting
Tacoma Theta Rho No. 5 will
hold its second reguiar meeting
of the month Wednesday evening
'in the 1. O O. F. temple, A skating
'party and potiuck dinner which
" will be held in September will
be discussed with Miss Ella Bart
{lett presiding.
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On Sunday i
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Mr. and Mrs. Mrohs on
Trip to California Cities
. Wedding vows were ex
changed by Miss Margaret
‘Daly, daughter of Mrs.
Theresa Daly, and Mr. Max
R. Mrohs, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Max F. Mrohs, in a ceremony
Sunday afternoon at 2 a'clock
at the family home, A recep
tion followed from 3 until 6
o'clock in the garden,
At the improvised altar
ferns and vine maple were
‘used with pink gladion and
elsewhere in the home were
Oregon grape and other pastel
flowers,
The Rev. Arthur Schaffer per
formed the double ring ceremony.
The bride, entering alons, wore
a blue wedding gown with sllver
beaded pattern. It had & low
neckline and short puffed sleeves
and wAs decorated with pink
velvet hows. Her amall biue vell
luu held in place by a band of
pink flowers in her hair, matehing
her bridal bouquet which had
pink eamations and white gladioll
tied with white satin ribbon. Her
only jewelry was & pear! neckisce
belonging to her mother,
Miss Helen Daly was her
sister'y mald of honor, She wore
irnrul pink and carried a bouguet
of yellow gladioll, .
l The bridegroont’'s little cousin,
Ilmnm\ Lillis, was the flower girl
| and wore a long blue dress with
}pmu trim. She carried a basket
of rose petals covered with pink
satin,
Mr. Joseph Clark was hi»
cousin’'s best man,
Before the ceremony Mrs. Gus
Ackein sang “O Promise Me" and
“1 Love You Truly,” accompanied
by Mrs. George Goymer
For the occasion the bride
groom's mother wore a brown
| dress with matching Accessories
and corsage of yellow flowers.
| Mrs. Mrohs chose pink with a
| corsage of gardeniag and gladioll,
| About 75 guests were present
ifur the reception which followed
| the ceremony. Mrs. O. J. Dulae
| presided, assisted by Mrs E. J.
{Holl, Mrs. Anna Ackein, Mra, J.
[ Mund, Mrs. C, Hughes, Mra. J.
I Arbuthnot, Mr. and Mrs. D, C
| Lillis, Mr. and Mra. T. J. Lillis,
| Mr. Les Whitacre, Mrs. J. F.
[ Clark.
| Both Mr. and Mrs. Mrohs Are
Lincoln High school and Knapps
Business college alumna and the
bridegroom was an aclive mem
ber of the DeMolay.
After a ifday trip to Cali
fornia, the young couple will make
[ their home here in Tacoma,
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MISS RUBY LEE WINTHER
An autumn wedding and one in the coming spring, ore planned by these of
tractive young women. Miss Winther, daughter of Me, and Mrs. Nisls Winther of
Waller road. will be o bride of October 10, She is engoged to Mr. Robert B Roley,
son of Mr. Richard W. Roley. Miss Asplund's marrioge to Mr. Robert F. Johnston
wiil toke ploce next spring. She s the daughter of Mr and Mrs, Nels Asplund of
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Winther Photmgraph by Fiaher Sogmte. Aspiund by Hamilion
Ruby Winther
Engagement Rovealed
Sunday at Beach
The engagement of Miss
Ruby lLee Winther, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Niels Win
ther of Waller Road, to Mr.
Robert B, Roley, son of Mr.
Richard W. Roley, was reveal
ed on Sunday afternoon at a
party at Sunnyside Beach.
The news was made known
when Chiness rice walers were
snapped open revealing slips of
paper bearing the names “Ruby
and Bob, October 10"
s Paul's Danish Lutheran
chureh ia 1o he the scene of Lhe
wedding Misa Winther an
nounced too that her attendants
would ba Mra Wilbert N, Nelaon,
her sistar, matron of honor, Miss
Kleanor Mulline, Mrs. James Mar
tin, Jr, and Miss Narriet Mac-
Mahon, bridesmaids,
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