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PageTwa ........  C;THOEIC HORTHWEST- PROGRESS - Friday, June27,]9:47 li @ [. Margaret Shelton YAKIMA N EWS Weds Leo Kushner By Mrs. Roy Fountaine--Phone 3061 At St. Paul Church II YAKIMA.--Miss Margaret Mae Peter ff T{} Shelton, daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. Sandy S. Shelton of Yakima NuptialslnWapat° SAY FIRST MASS IN [became thebrideofLeoKushner, i son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kushner I Paul's Church on Wednesday, June 'WAPATO.--Miss Fay Harriett HOME PARISH HERE [ °f Kent at a nupual Mass in st" Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1,18. The double-ring ceremony was V'iiam Peterson of Yakima be- read by Rex,. Father Thomas J. came the bride of John L. Trudeau, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tru- deau of Wapato at a nuptial Mass in .St. Peter's Church in Wapato on.  Monday, June 16. The cere- mony was read by Rev. Father Peter Ryan. ']pIiss Barbara Hunsberger was maid of honor and the bridesmaids wLre Miss Bette Prasch, Mrs. Nor- .r man Wyatt, sister of the bride, Miss Joyce McCoy and Miss Me, ran. Trudeau. Little Linda Huns- berger was the flower girl.* Joseph Favilla was best man and the ush- s were Henry Sudmeier, John Lancaster of Spokane, Beriah Brown and Norman Wyatt of Kan- saaCity. -A reception followed in the par- ish hall. Pouring were Mrs. Mary Louise Desserault and Mrs. Charles Chambers. Mrs. Hugh Gen- d.r0n cut the wedding cake. Serv- ing were Miss Judy Smithwick, Mism Mary Jane Trudeau, Miss Dalhne Trudeau, Miss Mary Fe- rtile and Miss Joan BaChmier. The guest book was passed by Mrs. Glenn Peterson and Mrs. Paul Sut- pin and her daughter, Joan, had charge of the gifts. A wedding breakfast followed in the Donnel- ly hotel. . Mr. and Mrs. Trudeau will make their home in Wapato. Mrs. Tru- deau is a graduate of Yakima sen- ior high school and the bride- groom attended Gonzaga univer- sity after his graduation from White Swan high school. Tom McGinnis Elected Serra Club President YAKIMA. -- Tom S. McGinnis was elected president of the Yaki- ma Serra club, succeeding Paul C. Meyer, who was president for the past six months. • Other officers named at the brief business session on Tpesday, June 24, in the Golden Wheel are: First vlce president and program chair- man, F. Ken. Courtney; second vice president, tester J. Schwaegler.. Louise Massong Is WedToG.P.ti00'00 YAIMA.--Ziss Louise Massong, daughter of Max Massong became the bride of Guy Pelham Harris, son of Mrs. Butt L. ttarris of Yakima at a nuptial Mass in St. Paul's Church on Saturday, June 21, The double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Thomas J: Pitsch. :Miss Helen Hazen was maid .of honor. Other bridal attendants were Miss Beverly Arndt, Miss Claire Stanyar, Mrs. Rite Segnan, and Miss Virginia Aluni of Min- neapolis. Little Sarita Coffin was flower girl. The best man 'was Jack Arndt and the ushers were Hal Hamper, Harvey Warninger, and Fred and George Massong, 'brothers of the 'bride. A reception followed in the Wo- man's Century clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs: Harris left by plane for Spo- l;ane. After a honeymoon at Lake Louise, Alta., they will return to make their home in Yakima. Maxine Simpkins Is Bride Of E. Tomisser YAKIMA.--Miss Maxine Simp- kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Simpkins became the bride of Edward Tomisser, son of Mrs. Anna. Tomisser of Yakima, at a nutial Mass in St. Paul Church on Saturday. The double-ring cere- mony was performed by Rev. The- odore P. Sullivan. Mrs. Darrel Robertson was ma- tron of honor and Mr. Darrel Rob- ertson was the best man. Ushers W.e:Everett Simpkins and Rob- ert Tomisser. A reception was held in the • Broadway Grange Hall. Mrs. Frank Tomisser and Mrs. Grant Phiefer poured and Mrs. Jack Barker cut the wedding cake. Mrs. Charles Tomisser and Mrs. Jack Agopso- wicz had charge of the guest book: Friends and relatives attended a wedding dance in the evening at the grange all. .Following a honeymoon trip to Oregon the couple will reside in Yakima. YAKIMA Gregory Q. Roth PAINTING CONTRACTOR Phone 4013 508 :No. 6th St. Y BENOIT'S Sea Foods GR.4ND CENTRAL MARILET 16 NORTH FOURTH STREET Phone 9551 yaklma If It's Fish We Have It YAICIMA Y'ne Rev. William N. Bischoff, S.J., who was ordained June 16 by Archbishop Mitty in San Francisco, will say his first solemn Mass in his home parish, St. Joseph Church here, at 11 a.m. Sunday, June 29. Father Bischoff was born in Yakima and was educated by the Sisters of Charity of Providence and the Jesuit Fathers at Mar- quette grade and high school. In 1933 he entered the Society/ of Jesus at the novitiate of St. Fran- cis Xavier in Sheridan, Oregon. He received his M.A. degree from Mount St. Michael, 'Spokane, in 1940. During 1940-42 he was in- structor in history at Gonzaa University. He matriculated at Loyala Uni- versity as , graduate fellow in history in 1942, and did extensive research work at St. Louis Uni- versity, Yale, and the National Archives, Washington, D. C. :Father Bischoff is a member of Delta Epsilon Sigma, the National Catholic Honor Society, and ,an honorary member of the Eugene Field society, a national associa- tion of authors and journalists. Father Bischoff's "The" Jesuits in Old Oregon," a work on a hitherto unwritten phase of Northwest his- tory, was published in 1945. He has contributed ,also to various na- tional and regional periodicals. Many relatives of Father: Bis- chaff, including his mother, Mrs. Mary Bischoff of Yakima, attend- ed the ordination ceremony. A brother, the Rev. A. AnthonY Bis- Pitsch. Miss Theresa Shelton, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Shelton and Mrs. tester Robel sisters of the bride and Mrs. Tony .Skya, sister of the groom. The best man was Georeg Kush- ner, brother of the bridegroom. The ushers were Tony Skya, Les- ter Robel and Don Durbon. A reception and dinner were held at Gasperaetti's for relatives and friends. Mrs. J. A. Cloyd served the three-tiered wedding cake. Out lot town guests were Mrand Mrs. John • Kushner of Kent, Mr. and Mrs. George Kushner of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. John Skya of Seattle. The bride is .a graduate of St. Joseph Academy and also  grad- uate of St. Elizabeth's school of Nursing. The bridegroom attend- ed W. S. C. and at present is the pharmacist in S t. Elizabeth's hos- sital. After a honeymoon to Lake Louise, Alta., Mr. and Mrs. Kush- ner will reside in Yakima. a Twins Wed Brothers In Double Ceremony YAKL-A--T'he twin daughters of Mrs. Esther La Cross of Yaki- ma became the brides of brothers ,at a double wedding ceremony in St. Paul's Church. Miss Estelle Gardiner became the bride of Don- ald A.man, and her sister Elna be- came the bride of Melvin Amen. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Amen are the parents of .the brothers. Rev. Father Thomas A. Edwards read the nuptial Mass. ! The brides chose identical gowns i of white slipper satin with finger-I tip veils that fell from sweet- I heart crowns. Each carried a: colonial shower bouquet of roses surrounded by sweetpeas ahd baby breath. Miss Glennys Montgomery and Miss Patricia Sanders were maids of honor in identical blue net dresses with sweetheart bon- nets. Bridesmaids were Miss Dana Knopp and Miss Elsie Day. Miss Kathy Knopp was the flower girl. W'illiam Andering and Robert Pothier were best men and the ushers were Leslie Morin and Chris Aman. A reception and dance were held on Saturday night in the Fruit- vale grange hall. chaff, S.J., was unable to come I !! l , / from England where he is doing I,Uella Latenaresse research at Oxford University. 11r / A it v |" / Assisting Father Bischoff at I .eos/IU a. ravllcg the Mass will be the Rev. Ralph ---- V. Sudmeier, S.J., master of cere-I YAKIMA.--Miss Luella Laten-- drease, daughter of Mr and Mrs nonies; Rev. Francis Lindekugel, -: . ~  --,-, --:^-, ,^.. -.-- IFrank. Latendresse became the .d., asslttztc pz*uc; 'v. r-,uwv.xu I .............. }bride of Anthony J Pavlick, son inueKugel, 5.J., oeacon, a,u .uv. John C. Hanses, S.J., subdeacon. The Rev. Joseph McDonnell, S.J., of Gonzaga will deliver the sermon Births At Yakima }of Mrs. John Pavlick of Yakima at a nuptial Mass in St. Joseph Church on Monday, June 16. The double-ring ceremony was read by[ Rev. Father Francis J. Schoen-[ berg, S.J. " I Maid of honor was Miss Julianna I Pavlick, sister of the bridegroom. Miss Betty Latendresse, sister of the bride, was ,bridesmaid. Ray ] T. Latendresse, brother of the I bride, was the best man. Vern 2hartier also attended the bride- groom. Stanley Garceau and Nor- man Cyr, Jr., were ushers. FOllowing the ceremony, a wed- ding breakfast was held in the Donnelly hotel for the attendants and members of the immediate families. Miss Lucille Latendresse, sister of the bride, cut the wedding cake, while Mrs. Ray Latendresse had charge of the guest book. Af- ter a short wedding trip to Idaho, the couple will make their home in Yakima. YAKIMA. -- St. Elizabeth's hos- pital announces the following births: To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greer, a girl, June 17. To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fowler, a girl, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kohls, ! a boy, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. For- tier, a girl, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. James Spears, a boy, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Schaefer a boy, June 19. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maser, a girl, June 20. To Mr. and Mrs. Halpin Max- well, a girl, June 22. To Mr__ and __Mrs John Roller, a John Plnkerton" Heads oy, une . Fourth Degree g. Of C. I Jt " " rid ". q YAKY/VIA.--John Pinkerton was ra[rlcla Denolt 1o elected faithful navigator of the 3iT ]  ill IF* "J!Joseph Caruana Assembly of the .e.r. ITlClklarmlOiFourth Degree of the Knights of YAK,A _.._  . Columbus at a meeting in the Com- Benoit aVnn'-n "r" ana^_.rs: yam mercia 1 hotel on Wednesday, June on ce the ,,, - e d din of their dauhte - ^*--'--'- * 18. He succ e s George Corbett o --. ..... :.; ,, =.L,, who presided at this meeting Freder,u rL ct,armla, son oI Mrs. O. J. Thompson of San Fran- Other officers elected were cisco, Cal. The nuptial mass will take place at 10 o'clock on June 28 in St. Paul's Church. Miss Benoit is a graduate of St. Joseph Academy in Yakima and bas attended both Dominican col- lege at San Rafael, Cal., and the University of California at Berk- eley, where she has been for the ast two years. ELLENSBURG IN ELLENSBURG IT'S--. 'Do" and "Mose" WIPPEL'S FOOD MART George Brock as faithful comptrol ler, Ernest Rivard as faithful pilot, Frank Schuler of Ellensburg, as inner sentinel and Joe Rouleau of Wapato, outer sentinel. PERSONALS EVERE2r. -- Miss Jeanetta Bell of San Francisco arrived in the city Saturday, to spend a week v:ith her mother, Mrs. J. E. Bell, and her sister, Mrs. Eva Reich- man. Miss Bell had just returned from the East where she went as a delegate to the American Insti- tute of Banking, held in Detroit early in June. She visited in New York City, Washington, D. C., Chicago and Minneapolis. Mrs. Rudolph Hartman returned Saturday from Baltimore, Md., where she went to attend the graduation of her youngest son, Jehn, from John Hopkins Medical School. Dr. Hartman has left for a short holiday in New York be- :fore returning for his internship at Johns Hopkins, .!NSTA[[ED IN BOYS' TOWN CHAPEL QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH & CURED MEATS One of the:Fourteen Stations of the Cross, cast in pure aluminum and sculptured for Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan's Boys' Town Church, near Omaha; Nebr. They were sculptured at the University of Notre Dame Art Studios by Mrs. Eugene Kormendi, well-known sculptress and wife of Dr. Eugene K_ormendi, professor of sculpture at the University. {NC Photos} WENATCHEE NEV/S By May Smith, Phone 1292-W George McAIlister Is K. of C. Grand Knight WENATCHEE.--Offlcers were elected at the Knights of Colum- bus meeting whichwas held on Monday evening at the parish hall with grand knight Paul Schmitz presiding. Chosen were George McAllister, grand knight; Andy Matheison, deputy grand knight; Joe McGaughey, chancellor; Ray Carson, warden; Chris Miller, in- side 'guard; Jim Babst, outside guard; R. Broulett; recorder; Louie Kill, treasurer; Fred Crol- lard, Jr., advocate; Paul Schmitz, trustee. Installation of officers will be held at the next regular meeting. Aside from the regular business meeting, H. F. Willett gave a talk on "Communism" and conditions in Russia. Personal and Social WENATCHE.--Miss Rose Bren- ner was hostess recently at her home on Columbia Drive in East Wenatchee for a-surprise shower honoring Miss Carol Gahringer. Mrs. J. M. Smith, of Seattle, is in XVenatchee visiting with her son Mel. J. Smith and wife of the Burke Hill Apts. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fairbanks, and children, David, Gerald, and Dennis, from Seattle, were the house guests of Mrs. Fairbank's mother, Mrs. Louis K. Boyce in the Skolopia Apts. They spent a week in Wenatchee. Katherine Kunkel Is Bride Of J. L. Trudeau WENATCHEE.--Miss Katherine Kunkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kunkel of Wenatchee, was married to J. Lawrence Tru- deau, son of Mrs. William A. Glas- son of Spokane. St. Joseph's CStholic Church was the scene of the wedding with Rev. Eugene Duffy offiicating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a light blue suit, with white accessories and a cor- sage of gardenias and pink roses. Her sister, Mrs. Herbert Goertz of Cheney, was her only attendant. She wore a' grey suit with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Best man for his brother was Donald Trudeau of Bremerton. Following the ceremony, a wed- ding dinner was served in the Windsor room of the Columbia Hotel for relatives of the bride and groom, in the afternoon a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The young couple will make their home" in Spokane. ATTAR SOCIETY WENATCHEE. -- During the month of June, the following la- d:es took care of the altars of St. Joseph Catholic Church: Mrs. Joe Paul, Mrs. J. Prabucki, Mrs. Fred Monroe and Mrs. LeRoy Beaton. During the months of July and August there will be no Altar So- ciety meetings. EVERETT NEWS By Kathryn Donegan Phone Red 464" KNIGHTS TO GIVE I Father Cross Sings R First Mass At Everett THREE DEG EES I EVERETT Rev Leonard i EVERETT, SUNDAY' Cross, .O.P. of Everett, cele- I brated hs hrst solemn Mass Sun day in the Church of Our Lady Tacoma News Section Ethel Hannan Egan, Tacoma Staff Correspondent. Phone PRoctor 113 ! D,C,C,W, DAY OF Mrs. Delia E. Farley ,ISTS, PETER-PAUL RECOLLECTION IS Buried From Church I Of the Sacred Heart[ PARISH TOMARK .. COMPLETE SUCCESS PATRONAL FEAST 1 TACOMA.--More than 50 wom- en from all cities of Western Dean- ery attended the first" annual day of recollection, sponsored by the Diocesan CounciI of Catholic Wom- en. The event took p.ace Tues- day at Visitation Church and the retreatmaster was the Rev. James Brennan, S.S., S.J.D., of St. Ed- ;yard Seminary. Women of Visitation Parish served breakfast and luncheon to the retreatants. Arrangements for the day were made by Mrs. Robert Bernier, Puy- allup, deanery chairman of shrines, Mrs. Stephen Michael, Tacoma, president Western Deanery, Mrs. Mark Dolliver, Tacoma, Diocesan chairman shrines, and the Rev. Gabriel Donohue, O.S.B., pastor of Visitation. Women who made the retreat include: F r o m TACOMA, Mesdames Stephen Michael, Mark Dolliver Neal Gregory, Cal Kirk, Harry Naubert, W. H. Harris, M. W. Marush, O. C. Drumner, F. J. Me- Laughlin, Catherine Pitzen, Irene McKenna, Martha "vVilke, R. G. Chisholm, H. J. Hitchcolt, Clara Hammersmith, Carl J. Rasmussen John Hartman, Jr., Jonas Bach- man, Harry Johnson, John J. Schneider, J. J. Reuter, Frank J. Meyer, Frances Ehreth, M. Walen- tiny, Emina Watson, H. P. Med- ved, Agnes Clirssten, Mary Burk, E. J. Turner, Miss Gertrude Her- r;ng. From PUYALLLrP : Mesdames Robert Bernier, Logic Latimer, Ed. Letourneau, V. L. Cornell. SUMNER: Mesdames Tony Dor- necker, C. Nauer, Ann Whitney, H. I. Magladry, Marcella Hinch- man. FIFE: Mrs. Frank W. Fox. SPANAWAY: Mrs. Harry C. Harrigan, Mrs. A. F. LaBelle. STEILACOOM CITY, Mesdames Janet Russell, R. L. Don_ham, Rose N. Burrell, Annie K. Hogan, An- nie W. Fiugan, Dorothy R. Feller, H. L. Scholes. Vanderkinter-Caillier Ralph F. Vanderkinter, and The- odore Leo Caillier, grandson of Mrs. Mary Kennedy. The Rev. Martin Duggan officiated at the ceremony. The bride, escorted to the altar by an uncle, Arno J. Bruemmer of Yakima, wore a white wool dress- maker suit, with navy accessories, and she carried a white prayerbook with orchid. Mrs. Arthur Haman, matron of honor, wore a suit of wood brown shade, with white ac- cessories. Ralph Vanderkinter, Jr., v'as best man for Mr. Caillier. The wedding .breakfast was at the Winthrop and an afternoon re- ception at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Caillier left by plane for a trip to Victoria and are now at home in Seattle. She is a graduate of Aquinas Academy, he of Bellarmine High School. Lunkley Funeral From Holy Rosary TACOMA.--Requiem Mass was solemnized Thursday at Sacred Heart Church for Mrs. Delia Ella Farley, 68, who died Monday at her home, 4801 A St. Mrs. Far- ley was a native of St. Paul and i had lived in Tacoma 58 years. She was a devout Catholic, a loyal member of her parish and a devot- ed worker in Sacred Heart Altar Society. Her loss is mourned by four daughters, Mrs. Delia Thaden, Mrs. Agnes Seiwerath, Mrs. Stella Thaden and Mrs. Mary Brown; four sons, William, Bernard, Clair and Paul; a sister, Miss Mary Clarey and 19 grandchildren, all of Tacoma. Bernice C. Brewitt Becomes The Bride Lawrence M. Carino TACOMA. -- At nuptial mass Saturday in St. Patrick Church, Miss Bernice Claire Brewitt be- came the bride of Lawrence Mi-I chael Carino, t he Rev. Henryl Buckman officiating. She is the t daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph[ A. Brewitt, he the §on of Mr. and Mrs. Raced John Carino. Dr. Brewit[ escorted his daugh- ter to the altar, she waring a gown of heavy white satin, made directoire stylle. The full skirt fell to a short train and the sleeves, puffed at the shoulders, were tighly fitted about the wrists. Her fingertip veil was fastened to the head by a coro- net of lace and she carried white rosebuds, with which was twined a white rosary, the gift of the groom. Miss Maudie Boylle, maid of honor, wore white chiffon, petal shaped hat of white illusion, and carried blue stock and white sweetpeas. The maids, Misses Joan Neisen, Dorothy MacKenzie, Doris Erhnat and Edna Lou En- right, wore blue chiffon and car- ried pink sweetpeas and white stock. Richard Salatino was best man • for the groom. R,tes At Hal Cross Y Breakfast was at the New --- I Yorker and an afternoon recep- TACOMA Holy Cross Church t n "-- I io for 300 took place at the was the scene recently of the wed- Brewitt home The voun counle ding of Miss Mary Lois Vender ] e " -  - - th n left for Lake George, New kinter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. York. They will live in New York city where Mr. Carino is a law student at Columbia, Univer- sity. E V E R E T T The Everett  of Perpetual Help. He was or- ........ • -- ...... t dained to the Holy Priesthood June ouncll, ILlgnT.s OI OIU2nDUS, VILa i ............ 1 m c 2aarys atneural, an Bellingham council, will exemplify i co" TACOMA.--George J. Lunkley, three degrees of knighthood on a Franc s .  ...... 59 years old, who died Thursday of cgmbined class of candidates Sun-[ Assisting atner ross a ms last week, was buried Monday day, June 29. The initiation will I first_Masswerethe Rev. C. V. when Requiem Mass was offered in amo u , oI mverett as area Holy Rosary church. Interment begin at 1 p. m. in Redmefi's hall, ' " " Everett. The Everett council of- priest; Rev. D. P. McCain, O. P. was in Calvary. Mr. Lunkley was fleers will give the first degree, Bellingham the second, and Brem- erton team the third degree. The exemplification of the three I degrees in Eerett is the first in I a number of years, and the offi-] cers look forward to a good turn- I cut. I Henry W. Berth has been ap- I pointed chairman of the Everett l Council picnic committee, and he I is calling a committee meeting for 8 p. m. Monday, June 30 at the home of Leo McKinnon. of Roas, California, as deacon, and a native of Iowa but came with his Rev. P. B. Condon, O• P., also of family to Tacoma when only 2 Ross, as subdeacon. Father Con-lyears of age. He was a veteran don preached the sermon, lot World War I and belonged to Born In Aberdeen ihis parish Holy Name Society. His Father Cross, who is the son of loss is mourned by a sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Victor Belie Howland, Buckley. Cross, was born in Aberdeen. He ---- ttended Our Lady of Perpetual Help School and was graduated Engagement Made Known Requiem Mass For George Mutschler TACOMA.--Mr. and Mrs. L. C. .ussell announce the engagement of their daughter, Edna Mac, to John T. Shilley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Shilley. The wedding will be an event of August 9 and will take place in Holy C r o s s Church. Miss Russell is a graduate of Aquinas Academy and of Tacoma Catholic College and her fiance is a graduate of Bellarmine. from Everett High School in 1940. A reception honoring Father Cross was held in the parish house from 2:30 to 4:30 Sunday by members of the Dominican Third Order and friends. Mrs. George Webber was chairman of the affair and was assisted by Mesdames Mitchke, Payette, Scheid, Killien and Paul. Residing at the tea table were Mrs. Cross, mother of the honored guest, Mrs. G. G. Moore and Mrs. William Courtney. Dr. Fiorino Receives Honor EVERETT. -- Dr. John F. Fior- ino has returned home after sev- eral weeks in the East. Dr. Fior- u,o was doing graduate work both at Harvard and University of Chi- cago Lying In hospital. He was awarded special honors by the Board of Obstretrics and Gynecol- ogy. Pope Plus Receives Three U. S. Generals EVERETT. -- Requiem Mass was offered in Our Lady of Per- petual Help Church, Saturday, for George Mutschler of 1331 Broad- way who died on Sunday follow- ing a short illness. Mr. Mutschler was born in Per- ham, Minn.. May 5, 1881 Surviv- ing are his widow, Mrs. Gertrude Mutschler; five daughters, Mrs. Margaret Stephens of San Anton- io, Texas; Mrs. Gertrude Sorgen- frei of Seattle; Mrs. Helen Kenna of 303 Morgan Road; Doris and Deloris Mutschler at home; four sons, Percy of 1432 Oakes Aven- ue; Russell of 1331 Broadway; John of Elgin Field, Fla.; and Donald of Los Angeles, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Frank Wilder of Ore- ville; two brothers, Henry Mutsch- ler of Portland, Ore., and Martin Mutschler of New York, and five grandchildren, HONOR SON ON BIRTHDAY TACOMA.--Mrs. Clarles Clo- herty of Lake Steilacoom surprised her small son, Patrick Joseph, with a party Saturday, his fifth birth: day. Eleven little boys and girls made up the guest list. Mrs. Anna Cloherty, the small boy's grandmother, had a family dinner in his honor, at her home on South 9th, on Sunda/. The Charles Cloherty's have a smaller boy, Brian Charles. VATICAN CITY, June 9--(NC) I of the Allied Forces in Austria; --Three U. S. Army occupation t Brig. Gen.-Thomas Hickey, his forces leaders were rece:.ved by / chief of staff, and Lt. Gem Clef- His Holiness Pope Pins XII in[ence Huebner, vice supreme cam- private audiences, Lt. Gem Geof-I mender of the American Armed trey Keyes, supreme commander[ Forces in Europe. Hahn-Enoch Wedding At St. Leo Church TACOMA.mNuptial Mass in St. 1 Leo church recently, marked the' wedding of Miss Reta Hahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holm, and Raymond Enoch, Jr., son of Mrs. O. L. Forbes, Cape Girardeau, Mo. The Rev. Louis Gels, S. J., officiated. The bride, who walked to the al- tar with her father, wore a gown of white satin, with fitted bodice, long pointed sleeves and full skit falling to a train. The veil, finger- tip in length, was caught to a coronet of pearls, and the bridal bouquet was of American beauty roses. Miss Patty Fischer, maid of honor, was in yellow taffeta, with a flower arrangement in her hair. She carried blue iris and pink rose- buds. The maids, Miss Audrey Bacher and Miss Dolores Gibson, were in pink nylon sheer and pale blue jersey. Both had flowers in their hair and carried roses and carnations. James Woodall was best man for the groom. Breakfast was at the New York- er, a dinner was served at the Hahn home and an evening recep- tion held at the Crescent hall. The couple then left for a trip and have now "one to Missouri to make their home. She is a graduate of St. Leo High School, he served in the South Pacific on the U. S. Vel- la _Gulf, a Tacoma built ship and was discharged in January 1946. St. Martin Mothers' Club Enjoys Outing TACOMA--Members of St. Mar- tin's Mothers' CJub enjoyed their annual summer outing at the home of Mrs. Thomas Mellon, American Lake South, on Thursday. A pot luck luncheon was served at noon and the afternoon spent in play- ing games. TACOMA.--Sts. Peter and Pail Parish will mark the feast of the two great apostles, St. Peter and St. Paul, wilx special solemnity on Sunday. The patronal feast of the parish w-ill be an occasion of rejoicing for the parishioners. There will be Masses at 7, 8 and 10:30, the last to be a sol- emn high Mass xe Rev. Henry Rocsycki, O.S:B., pastor w'll be celebrant, the Rev. Philip Began, O.S.B., of St. Martin's College, wil,be deacon, the Rev. Richard Cebula, O.S.B., also of St. Mar- tins, will be Sub-deacon. Father Began will deliver the sermon and the music will be March's Jubilee Mass, Tozer's Proper and select- ed litugical motets, by the sen- or choir, directed by Mrs. Frank Soikowski. Sts. Peter and Paul Post of the Catholic War Veterans will meet Tuesday evening in the parish hall. TOM GOULD NEW PRESIDENT OF CARDINAL CLUB TACOMA--Tom Gould wa in- stalled as president by Cardinal Club meeting Frida: :n K. C. hall. Other officers are Jean Hafsos, vice president; John Jackowski, treas.; Florence Goralski, histor- ian; D o n Gallagher, sgt.-at- arms; Jack Mciqa:_ara, program chairman; Jim Rogers, junior past president. Betty O'Toole, Florence Garal- ski and Bob McDonoag=x were ap- pointed to review and suggest im- provements for the constitution. John Finnegan was appointed chairman of the cruise committee. Announceznent was made that Cardinal Club of. Tacoma and Chancellor Club, of Seattle will hold a joint picnic, August 10, at Shadow Lake near Knt. A large group of Cardinal Club members will go to Columbus Park, Black Lake, near Olympia, Sunday, to attend the Ki Yu Club's annual outing. Henriots Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary TACOMA--Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Henriot of North Prospect St. had open house, Sunday, to mark the 25th anniversary of their wedding. A large mtmber of friends called during the afternoon to felicitate the couple. Cleo Henriot and Miss Elizabeth McBride were married in st. Jos- eph Church, Seattle, and made their home for many years in Che- halls, coming to Tacoma a decade ago. The couple have five child- ren, Jack Henriot, who saw service in Europe during World War II and was wounded, .and is now at University of Washington, Betty, also at the University, James, Se- attle College student, Jeanne Marie, at Aquinas, and Peter, in St. Patrick Parish school. Mrs. Scott Is Buried From St. Leo Church TACOMA--Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Agnes Scott, who died Tuesday af last week, took place Monday from St. Leo Church @ with requiem Mass. Mrs. Scott, widow of David C. Scott, Tacoma financier, formerly lived at Gravelly Lake but had lately made her home at the Win- throp. She was a native of Boston | and lived in Tacoma since 1910. | Her husband passed away in 1934. Her loss is mourned by a nephew, Byron Scott, Tacoma, nieces Mrs. Helen Fleischer,* Mrs. Marie Jaeger, Mrs. Marian Har- baugh, Seattle, Mrs. May Schroe- der and Mrs. June Christian, Los Angeles. Dash Point Parish To Sponsor Outing DASH POINT. -- Parishioners of St. Teresa parish announce a picnic for July 13, at Salt Water Park and friends of the parish as well as parishioners are urged to reserve the date. Dinner will be served at 4 p. m. and the Rev. Henry Buckman of St. Patrick Parish, Tacoma, will be the hon- ored guest. FURNACES OIL BURNERS --Main 1412-- DAPPER FURNACE CO. 1123 So. Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, Wash. PageTwa ........  C;THOEIC HORTHWEST- PROGRESS - Friday, June27,]9:47 li @ [. Margaret Shelton YAKIMA N EWS Weds Leo Kushner By Mrs. Roy Fountaine--Phone 3061 At St. Paul Church II YAKIMA.--Miss Margaret Mae Peter ff T{} Shelton, daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. Sandy S. Shelton of Yakima NuptialslnWapat° SAY FIRST MASS IN [became thebrideofLeoKushner, i son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kushner I Paul's Church on Wednesday, June 'WAPATO.--Miss Fay Harriett HOME PARISH HERE [ °f Kent at a nupual Mass in st" Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1,18. The double-ring ceremony was V'iiam Peterson of Yakima be- read by Rex,. Father Thomas J. came the bride of John L. Trudeau, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tru- deau of Wapato at a nuptial Mass in .St. Peter's Church in Wapato on.  Monday, June 16. The cere- mony was read by Rev. Father Peter Ryan. ']pIiss Barbara Hunsberger was maid of honor and the bridesmaids wLre Miss Bette Prasch, Mrs. Nor- .r man Wyatt, sister of the bride, Miss Joyce McCoy and Miss Me, ran. Trudeau. Little Linda Huns- berger was the flower girl.* Joseph Favilla was best man and the ush- s were Henry Sudmeier, John Lancaster of Spokane, Beriah Brown and Norman Wyatt of Kan- saaCity. -A reception followed in the par- ish hall. Pouring were Mrs. Mary Louise Desserault and Mrs. Charles Chambers. Mrs. Hugh Gen- d.r0n cut the wedding cake. Serv- ing were Miss Judy Smithwick, Mism Mary Jane Trudeau, Miss Dalhne Trudeau, Miss Mary Fe- rtile and Miss Joan BaChmier. The guest book was passed by Mrs. Glenn Peterson and Mrs. Paul Sut- pin and her daughter, Joan, had charge of the gifts. A wedding breakfast followed in the Donnel- ly hotel. . Mr. and Mrs. Trudeau will make their home in Wapato. Mrs. Tru- deau is a graduate of Yakima sen- ior high school and the bride- groom attended Gonzaga univer- sity after his graduation from White Swan high school. Tom McGinnis Elected Serra Club President YAKIMA. -- Tom S. McGinnis was elected president of the Yaki- ma Serra club, succeeding Paul C. Meyer, who was president for the past six months. • Other officers named at the brief business session on Tpesday, June 24, in the Golden Wheel are: First vlce president and program chair- man, F. Ken. Courtney; second vice president, tester J. Schwaegler.. Louise Massong Is WedToG.P.ti00'00 YAIMA.--Ziss Louise Massong, daughter of Max Massong became the bride of Guy Pelham Harris, son of Mrs. Butt L. ttarris of Yakima at a nuptial Mass in St. Paul's Church on Saturday, June 21, The double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Thomas J: Pitsch. :Miss Helen Hazen was maid .of honor. Other bridal attendants were Miss Beverly Arndt, Miss Claire Stanyar, Mrs. Rite Segnan, and Miss Virginia Aluni of Min- neapolis. Little Sarita Coffin was flower girl. The best man 'was Jack Arndt and the ushers were Hal Hamper, Harvey Warninger, and Fred and George Massong, 'brothers of the 'bride. A reception followed in the Wo- man's Century clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs: Harris left by plane for Spo- l;ane. After a honeymoon at Lake Louise, Alta., they will return to make their home in Yakima. Maxine Simpkins Is Bride Of E. Tomisser YAKIMA.--Miss Maxine Simp- kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Simpkins became the bride of Edward Tomisser, son of Mrs. Anna. Tomisser of Yakima, at a nutial Mass in St. Paul Church on Saturday. The double-ring cere- mony was performed by Rev. The- odore P. Sullivan. Mrs. Darrel Robertson was ma- tron of honor and Mr. Darrel Rob- ertson was the best man. Ushers W.e:Everett Simpkins and Rob- ert Tomisser. A reception was held in the • Broadway Grange Hall. Mrs. Frank Tomisser and Mrs. Grant Phiefer poured and Mrs. Jack Barker cut the wedding cake. Mrs. Charles Tomisser and Mrs. Jack Agopso- wicz had charge of the guest book: Friends and relatives attended a wedding dance in the evening at the grange all. .Following a honeymoon trip to Oregon the couple will reside in Yakima. YAKIMA Gregory Q. Roth PAINTING CONTRACTOR Phone 4013 508 :No. 6th St. Y BENOIT'S Sea Foods GR.4ND CENTRAL MARILET 16 NORTH FOURTH STREET Phone 9551 yaklma If It's Fish We Have It YAICIMA Y'ne Rev. William N. Bischoff, S.J., who was ordained June 16 by Archbishop Mitty in San Francisco, will say his first solemn Mass in his home parish, St. Joseph Church here, at 11 a.m. Sunday, June 29. Father Bischoff was born in Yakima and was educated by the Sisters of Charity of Providence and the Jesuit Fathers at Mar- quette grade and high school. In 1933 he entered the Society/ of Jesus at the novitiate of St. Fran- cis Xavier in Sheridan, Oregon. He received his M.A. degree from Mount St. Michael, 'Spokane, in 1940. During 1940-42 he was in- structor in history at Gonzaa University. He matriculated at Loyala Uni- versity as , graduate fellow in history in 1942, and did extensive research work at St. Louis Uni- versity, Yale, and the National Archives, Washington, D. C. :Father Bischoff is a member of Delta Epsilon Sigma, the National Catholic Honor Society, and ,an honorary member of the Eugene Field society, a national associa- tion of authors and journalists. Father Bischoff's "The" Jesuits in Old Oregon," a work on a hitherto unwritten phase of Northwest his- tory, was published in 1945. He has contributed ,also to various na- tional and regional periodicals. Many relatives of Father: Bis- chaff, including his mother, Mrs. Mary Bischoff of Yakima, attend- ed the ordination ceremony. A brother, the Rev. A. AnthonY Bis- Pitsch. Miss Theresa Shelton, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Shelton and Mrs. tester Robel sisters of the bride and Mrs. Tony .Skya, sister of the groom. The best man was Georeg Kush- ner, brother of the bridegroom. The ushers were Tony Skya, Les- ter Robel and Don Durbon. A reception and dinner were held at Gasperaetti's for relatives and friends. Mrs. J. A. Cloyd served the three-tiered wedding cake. Out lot town guests were Mrand Mrs. John • Kushner of Kent, Mr. and Mrs. George Kushner of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. John Skya of Seattle. The bride is .a graduate of St. Joseph Academy and also  grad- uate of St. Elizabeth's school of Nursing. The bridegroom attend- ed W. S. C. and at present is the pharmacist in S t. Elizabeth's hos- sital. After a honeymoon to Lake Louise, Alta., Mr. and Mrs. Kush- ner will reside in Yakima. a Twins Wed Brothers In Double Ceremony YAKL-A--T'he twin daughters of Mrs. Esther La Cross of Yaki- ma became the brides of brothers ,at a double wedding ceremony in St. Paul's Church. Miss Estelle Gardiner became the bride of Don- ald A.man, and her sister Elna be- came the bride of Melvin Amen. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Amen are the parents of .the brothers. Rev. Father Thomas A. Edwards read the nuptial Mass. ! The brides chose identical gowns i of white slipper satin with finger-I tip veils that fell from sweet- I heart crowns. Each carried a: colonial shower bouquet of roses surrounded by sweetpeas ahd baby breath. Miss Glennys Montgomery and Miss Patricia Sanders were maids of honor in identical blue net dresses with sweetheart bon- nets. Bridesmaids were Miss Dana Knopp and Miss Elsie Day. Miss Kathy Knopp was the flower girl. W'illiam Andering and Robert Pothier were best men and the ushers were Leslie Morin and Chris Aman. A reception and dance were held on Saturday night in the Fruit- vale grange hall. chaff, S.J., was unable to come I !! l , / from England where he is doing I,Uella Latenaresse research at Oxford University. 11r / A it v |" / Assisting Father Bischoff at I .eos/IU a. ravllcg the Mass will be the Rev. Ralph ---- V. Sudmeier, S.J., master of cere-I YAKIMA.--Miss Luella Laten-- drease, daughter of Mr and Mrs nonies; Rev. Francis Lindekugel, -: . ~  --,-, --:^-, ,^.. -.-- IFrank. Latendresse became the .d., asslttztc pz*uc; 'v. r-,uwv.xu I .............. }bride of Anthony J Pavlick, son inueKugel, 5.J., oeacon, a,u .uv. John C. Hanses, S.J., subdeacon. The Rev. Joseph McDonnell, S.J., of Gonzaga will deliver the sermon Births At Yakima }of Mrs. John Pavlick of Yakima at a nuptial Mass in St. Joseph Church on Monday, June 16. The double-ring ceremony was read by[ Rev. Father Francis J. Schoen-[ berg, S.J. " I Maid of honor was Miss Julianna I Pavlick, sister of the bridegroom. Miss Betty Latendresse, sister of the bride, was ,bridesmaid. Ray ] T. Latendresse, brother of the I bride, was the best man. Vern 2hartier also attended the bride- groom. Stanley Garceau and Nor- man Cyr, Jr., were ushers. FOllowing the ceremony, a wed- ding breakfast was held in the Donnelly hotel for the attendants and members of the immediate families. Miss Lucille Latendresse, sister of the bride, cut the wedding cake, while Mrs. Ray Latendresse had charge of the guest book. Af- ter a short wedding trip to Idaho, the couple will make their home in Yakima. YAKIMA. -- St. Elizabeth's hos- pital announces the following births: To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greer, a girl, June 17. To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fowler, a girl, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kohls, ! a boy, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. For- tier, a girl, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. James Spears, a boy, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Schaefer a boy, June 19. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maser, a girl, June 20. To Mr. and Mrs. Halpin Max- well, a girl, June 22. To Mr__ and __Mrs John Roller, a John Plnkerton" Heads oy, une . Fourth Degree g. Of C. I Jt " " rid ". q YAKY/VIA.--John Pinkerton was ra[rlcla Denolt 1o elected faithful navigator of the 3iT ]  ill IF* "J!Joseph Caruana Assembly of the .e.r. ITlClklarmlOiFourth Degree of the Knights of YAK,A _.._  . Columbus at a meeting in the Com- Benoit aVnn'-n "r" ana^_.rs: yam mercia 1 hotel on Wednesday, June on ce the ,,, - e d din of their dauhte - ^*--'--'- * 18. He succ e s George Corbett o --. ..... :.; ,, =.L,, who presided at this meeting Freder,u rL ct,armla, son oI Mrs. O. J. Thompson of San Fran- Other officers elected were cisco, Cal. The nuptial mass will take place at 10 o'clock on June 28 in St. Paul's Church. Miss Benoit is a graduate of St. Joseph Academy in Yakima and bas attended both Dominican col- lege at San Rafael, Cal., and the University of California at Berk- eley, where she has been for the ast two years. ELLENSBURG IN ELLENSBURG IT'S--. 'Do" and "Mose" WIPPEL'S FOOD MART George Brock as faithful comptrol ler, Ernest Rivard as faithful pilot, Frank Schuler of Ellensburg, as inner sentinel and Joe Rouleau of Wapato, outer sentinel. PERSONALS EVERE2r. -- Miss Jeanetta Bell of San Francisco arrived in the city Saturday, to spend a week v:ith her mother, Mrs. J. E. Bell, and her sister, Mrs. Eva Reich- man. Miss Bell had just returned from the East where she went as a delegate to the American Insti- tute of Banking, held in Detroit early in June. She visited in New York City, Washington, D. C., Chicago and Minneapolis. Mrs. Rudolph Hartman returned Saturday from Baltimore, Md., where she went to attend the graduation of her youngest son, Jehn, from John Hopkins Medical School. Dr. Hartman has left for a short holiday in New York be- :fore returning for his internship at Johns Hopkins, .!NSTA[[ED IN BOYS' TOWN CHAPEL QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH & CURED MEATS One of the:Fourteen Stations of the Cross, cast in pure aluminum and sculptured for Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan's Boys' Town Church, near Omaha; Nebr. They were sculptured at the University of Notre Dame Art Studios by Mrs. Eugene Kormendi, well-known sculptress and wife of Dr. Eugene K_ormendi, professor of sculpture at the University. {NC Photos} WENATCHEE NEV/S By May Smith, Phone 1292-W George McAIlister Is K. of C. Grand Knight WENATCHEE.--Offlcers were elected at the Knights of Colum- bus meeting whichwas held on Monday evening at the parish hall with grand knight Paul Schmitz presiding. Chosen were George McAllister, grand knight; Andy Matheison, deputy grand knight; Joe McGaughey, chancellor; Ray Carson, warden; Chris Miller, in- side 'guard; Jim Babst, outside guard; R. Broulett; recorder; Louie Kill, treasurer; Fred Crol- lard, Jr., advocate; Paul Schmitz, trustee. Installation of officers will be held at the next regular meeting. Aside from the regular business meeting, H. F. Willett gave a talk on "Communism" and conditions in Russia. Personal and Social WENATCHE.--Miss Rose Bren- ner was hostess recently at her home on Columbia Drive in East Wenatchee for a-surprise shower honoring Miss Carol Gahringer. Mrs. J. M. Smith, of Seattle, is in XVenatchee visiting with her son Mel. J. Smith and wife of the Burke Hill Apts. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fairbanks, and children, David, Gerald, and Dennis, from Seattle, were the house guests of Mrs. Fairbank's mother, Mrs. Louis K. Boyce in the Skolopia Apts. They spent a week in Wenatchee. Katherine Kunkel Is Bride Of J. L. Trudeau WENATCHEE.--Miss Katherine Kunkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kunkel of Wenatchee, was married to J. Lawrence Tru- deau, son of Mrs. William A. Glas- son of Spokane. St. Joseph's CStholic Church was the scene of the wedding with Rev. Eugene Duffy offiicating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a light blue suit, with white accessories and a cor- sage of gardenias and pink roses. Her sister, Mrs. Herbert Goertz of Cheney, was her only attendant. She wore a' grey suit with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Best man for his brother was Donald Trudeau of Bremerton. Following the ceremony, a wed- ding dinner was served in the Windsor room of the Columbia Hotel for relatives of the bride and groom, in the afternoon a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The young couple will make their home" in Spokane. ATTAR SOCIETY WENATCHEE. -- During the month of June, the following la- d:es took care of the altars of St. Joseph Catholic Church: Mrs. Joe Paul, Mrs. J. Prabucki, Mrs. Fred Monroe and Mrs. LeRoy Beaton. During the months of July and August there will be no Altar So- ciety meetings. EVERETT NEWS By Kathryn Donegan Phone Red 464" KNIGHTS TO GIVE I Father Cross Sings R First Mass At Everett THREE DEG EES I EVERETT Rev Leonard i EVERETT, SUNDAY' Cross, .O.P. of Everett, cele- I brated hs hrst solemn Mass Sun day in the Church of Our Lady Tacoma News Section Ethel Hannan Egan, Tacoma Staff Correspondent. Phone PRoctor 113 ! D,C,C,W, DAY OF Mrs. Delia E. Farley ,ISTS, PETER-PAUL RECOLLECTION IS Buried From Church I Of the Sacred Heart[ PARISH TOMARK .. COMPLETE SUCCESS PATRONAL FEAST 1 TACOMA.--More than 50 wom- en from all cities of Western Dean- ery attended the first" annual day of recollection, sponsored by the Diocesan CounciI of Catholic Wom- en. The event took p.ace Tues- day at Visitation Church and the retreatmaster was the Rev. James Brennan, S.S., S.J.D., of St. Ed- ;yard Seminary. Women of Visitation Parish served breakfast and luncheon to the retreatants. Arrangements for the day were made by Mrs. Robert Bernier, Puy- allup, deanery chairman of shrines, Mrs. Stephen Michael, Tacoma, president Western Deanery, Mrs. Mark Dolliver, Tacoma, Diocesan chairman shrines, and the Rev. Gabriel Donohue, O.S.B., pastor of Visitation. Women who made the retreat include: F r o m TACOMA, Mesdames Stephen Michael, Mark Dolliver Neal Gregory, Cal Kirk, Harry Naubert, W. H. Harris, M. W. Marush, O. C. Drumner, F. J. Me- Laughlin, Catherine Pitzen, Irene McKenna, Martha "vVilke, R. G. Chisholm, H. J. Hitchcolt, Clara Hammersmith, Carl J. Rasmussen John Hartman, Jr., Jonas Bach- man, Harry Johnson, John J. Schneider, J. J. Reuter, Frank J. Meyer, Frances Ehreth, M. Walen- tiny, Emina Watson, H. P. Med- ved, Agnes Clirssten, Mary Burk, E. J. Turner, Miss Gertrude Her- r;ng. From PUYALLLrP : Mesdames Robert Bernier, Logic Latimer, Ed. Letourneau, V. L. Cornell. SUMNER: Mesdames Tony Dor- necker, C. Nauer, Ann Whitney, H. I. Magladry, Marcella Hinch- man. FIFE: Mrs. Frank W. Fox. SPANAWAY: Mrs. Harry C. Harrigan, Mrs. A. F. LaBelle. STEILACOOM CITY, Mesdames Janet Russell, R. L. Don_ham, Rose N. Burrell, Annie K. Hogan, An- nie W. Fiugan, Dorothy R. Feller, H. L. Scholes. Vanderkinter-Caillier Ralph F. Vanderkinter, and The- odore Leo Caillier, grandson of Mrs. Mary Kennedy. The Rev. Martin Duggan officiated at the ceremony. The bride, escorted to the altar by an uncle, Arno J. Bruemmer of Yakima, wore a white wool dress- maker suit, with navy accessories, and she carried a white prayerbook with orchid. Mrs. Arthur Haman, matron of honor, wore a suit of wood brown shade, with white ac- cessories. Ralph Vanderkinter, Jr., v'as best man for Mr. Caillier. The wedding .breakfast was at the Winthrop and an afternoon re- ception at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Caillier left by plane for a trip to Victoria and are now at home in Seattle. She is a graduate of Aquinas Academy, he of Bellarmine High School. Lunkley Funeral From Holy Rosary TACOMA.--Requiem Mass was solemnized Thursday at Sacred Heart Church for Mrs. Delia Ella Farley, 68, who died Monday at her home, 4801 A St. Mrs. Far- ley was a native of St. Paul and i had lived in Tacoma 58 years. She was a devout Catholic, a loyal member of her parish and a devot- ed worker in Sacred Heart Altar Society. Her loss is mourned by four daughters, Mrs. Delia Thaden, Mrs. Agnes Seiwerath, Mrs. Stella Thaden and Mrs. Mary Brown; four sons, William, Bernard, Clair and Paul; a sister, Miss Mary Clarey and 19 grandchildren, all of Tacoma. Bernice C. Brewitt Becomes The Bride Lawrence M. Carino TACOMA. -- At nuptial mass Saturday in St. Patrick Church, Miss Bernice Claire Brewitt be- came the bride of Lawrence Mi-I chael Carino, t he Rev. Henryl Buckman officiating. She is the t daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph[ A. Brewitt, he the §on of Mr. and Mrs. Raced John Carino. Dr. Brewit[ escorted his daugh- ter to the altar, she waring a gown of heavy white satin, made directoire stylle. The full skirt fell to a short train and the sleeves, puffed at the shoulders, were tighly fitted about the wrists. Her fingertip veil was fastened to the head by a coro- net of lace and she carried white rosebuds, with which was twined a white rosary, the gift of the groom. Miss Maudie Boylle, maid of honor, wore white chiffon, petal shaped hat of white illusion, and carried blue stock and white sweetpeas. The maids, Misses Joan Neisen, Dorothy MacKenzie, Doris Erhnat and Edna Lou En- right, wore blue chiffon and car- ried pink sweetpeas and white stock. Richard Salatino was best man • for the groom. R,tes At Hal Cross Y Breakfast was at the New --- I Yorker and an afternoon recep- TACOMA Holy Cross Church t n "-- I io for 300 took place at the was the scene recently of the wed- Brewitt home The voun counle ding of Miss Mary Lois Vender ] e " -  - - th n left for Lake George, New kinter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. York. They will live in New York city where Mr. Carino is a law student at Columbia, Univer- sity. E V E R E T T The Everett  of Perpetual Help. He was or- ........ • -- ...... t dained to the Holy Priesthood June ouncll, ILlgnT.s OI OIU2nDUS, VILa i ............ 1 m c 2aarys atneural, an Bellingham council, will exemplify i co" TACOMA.--George J. Lunkley, three degrees of knighthood on a Franc s .  ...... 59 years old, who died Thursday of cgmbined class of candidates Sun-[ Assisting atner ross a ms last week, was buried Monday day, June 29. The initiation will I first_Masswerethe Rev. C. V. when Requiem Mass was offered in amo u , oI mverett as area Holy Rosary church. Interment begin at 1 p. m. in Redmefi's hall, ' " " Everett. The Everett council of- priest; Rev. D. P. McCain, O. P. was in Calvary. Mr. Lunkley was fleers will give the first degree, Bellingham the second, and Brem- erton team the third degree. The exemplification of the three I degrees in Eerett is the first in I a number of years, and the offi-] cers look forward to a good turn- I cut. I Henry W. Berth has been ap- I pointed chairman of the Everett l Council picnic committee, and he I is calling a committee meeting for 8 p. m. Monday, June 30 at the home of Leo McKinnon. of Roas, California, as deacon, and a native of Iowa but came with his Rev. P. B. Condon, O• P., also of family to Tacoma when only 2 Ross, as subdeacon. Father Con-lyears of age. He was a veteran don preached the sermon, lot World War I and belonged to Born In Aberdeen ihis parish Holy Name Society. His Father Cross, who is the son of loss is mourned by a sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Victor Belie Howland, Buckley. Cross, was born in Aberdeen. He ---- ttended Our Lady of Perpetual Help School and was graduated Engagement Made Known Requiem Mass For George Mutschler TACOMA.--Mr. and Mrs. L. C. .ussell announce the engagement of their daughter, Edna Mac, to John T. Shilley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Shilley. The wedding will be an event of August 9 and will take place in Holy C r o s s Church. Miss Russell is a graduate of Aquinas Academy and of Tacoma Catholic College and her fiance is a graduate of Bellarmine. from Everett High School in 1940. A reception honoring Father Cross was held in the parish house from 2:30 to 4:30 Sunday by members of the Dominican Third Order and friends. Mrs. George Webber was chairman of the affair and was assisted by Mesdames Mitchke, Payette, Scheid, Killien and Paul. Residing at the tea table were Mrs. Cross, mother of the honored guest, Mrs. G. G. Moore and Mrs. William Courtney. Dr. Fiorino Receives Honor EVERETT. -- Dr. John F. Fior- ino has returned home after sev- eral weeks in the East. Dr. Fior- u,o was doing graduate work both at Harvard and University of Chi- cago Lying In hospital. He was awarded special honors by the Board of Obstretrics and Gynecol- ogy. Pope Plus Receives Three U. S. Generals EVERETT. -- Requiem Mass was offered in Our Lady of Per- petual Help Church, Saturday, for George Mutschler of 1331 Broad- way who died on Sunday follow- ing a short illness. Mr. Mutschler was born in Per- ham, Minn.. May 5, 1881 Surviv- ing are his widow, Mrs. Gertrude Mutschler; five daughters, Mrs. Margaret Stephens of San Anton- io, Texas; Mrs. Gertrude Sorgen- frei of Seattle; Mrs. Helen Kenna of 303 Morgan Road; Doris and Deloris Mutschler at home; four sons, Percy of 1432 Oakes Aven- ue; Russell of 1331 Broadway; John of Elgin Field, Fla.; and Donald of Los Angeles, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Frank Wilder of Ore- ville; two brothers, Henry Mutsch- ler of Portland, Ore., and Martin Mutschler of New York, and five grandchildren, HONOR SON ON BIRTHDAY TACOMA.--Mrs. Clarles Clo- herty of Lake Steilacoom surprised her small son, Patrick Joseph, with a party Saturday, his fifth birth: day. Eleven little boys and girls made up the guest list. Mrs. Anna Cloherty, the small boy's grandmother, had a family dinner in his honor, at her home on South 9th, on Sunda/. The Charles Cloherty's have a smaller boy, Brian Charles. VATICAN CITY, June 9--(NC) I of the Allied Forces in Austria; --Three U. S. Army occupation t Brig. Gen.-Thomas Hickey, his forces leaders were rece:.ved by / chief of staff, and Lt. Gem Clef- His Holiness Pope Pins XII in[ence Huebner, vice supreme cam- private audiences, Lt. Gem Geof-I mender of the American Armed trey Keyes, supreme commander[ Forces in Europe. Hahn-Enoch Wedding At St. Leo Church TACOMA.mNuptial Mass in St. 1 Leo church recently, marked the' wedding of Miss Reta Hahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holm, and Raymond Enoch, Jr., son of Mrs. O. L. Forbes, Cape Girardeau, Mo. The Rev. Louis Gels, S. J., officiated. The bride, who walked to the al- tar with her father, wore a gown of white satin, with fitted bodice, long pointed sleeves and full skit falling to a train. The veil, finger- tip in length, was caught to a coronet of pearls, and the bridal bouquet was of American beauty roses. Miss Patty Fischer, maid of honor, was in yellow taffeta, with a flower arrangement in her hair. She carried blue iris and pink rose- buds. The maids, Miss Audrey Bacher and Miss Dolores Gibson, were in pink nylon sheer and pale blue jersey. Both had flowers in their hair and carried roses and carnations. James Woodall was best man for the groom. Breakfast was at the New York- er, a dinner was served at the Hahn home and an evening recep- tion held at the Crescent hall. The couple then left for a trip and have now "one to Missouri to make their home. She is a graduate of St. Leo High School, he served in the South Pacific on the U. S. Vel- la _Gulf, a Tacoma built ship and was discharged in January 1946. St. Martin Mothers' Club Enjoys Outing TACOMA--Members of St. Mar- tin's Mothers' CJub enjoyed their annual summer outing at the home of Mrs. Thomas Mellon, American Lake South, on Thursday. A pot luck luncheon was served at noon and the afternoon spent in play- ing games. TACOMA.--Sts. Peter and Pail Parish will mark the feast of the two great apostles, St. Peter and St. Paul, wilx special solemnity on Sunday. The patronal feast of the parish w-ill be an occasion of rejoicing for the parishioners. There will be Masses at 7, 8 and 10:30, the last to be a sol- emn high Mass xe Rev. Henry Rocsycki, O.S:B., pastor w'll be celebrant, the Rev. Philip Began, O.S.B., of St. Martin's College, wil,be deacon, the Rev. Richard Cebula, O.S.B., also of St. Mar- tins, will be Sub-deacon. Father Began will deliver the sermon and the music will be March's Jubilee Mass, Tozer's Proper and select- ed litugical motets, by the sen- or choir, directed by Mrs. Frank Soikowski. Sts. Peter and Paul Post of the Catholic War Veterans will meet Tuesday evening in the parish hall. TOM GOULD NEW PRESIDENT OF CARDINAL CLUB TACOMA--Tom Gould wa in- stalled as president by Cardinal Club meeting Frida: :n K. C. hall. Other officers are Jean Hafsos, vice president; John Jackowski, treas.; Florence Goralski, histor- ian; D o n Gallagher, sgt.-at- arms; Jack Mciqa:_ara, program chairman; Jim Rogers, junior past president. Betty O'Toole, Florence Garal- ski and Bob McDonoag=x were ap- pointed to review and suggest im- provements for the constitution. John Finnegan was appointed chairman of the cruise committee. Announceznent was made that Cardinal Club of. Tacoma and Chancellor Club, of Seattle will hold a joint picnic, August 10, at Shadow Lake near Knt. A large group of Cardinal Club members will go to Columbus Park, Black Lake, near Olympia, Sunday, to attend the Ki Yu Club's annual outing. Henriots Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary TACOMA--Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Henriot of North Prospect St. had open house, Sunday, to mark the 25th anniversary of their wedding. A large mtmber of friends called during the afternoon to felicitate the couple. Cleo Henriot and Miss Elizabeth McBride were married in st. Jos- eph Church, Seattle, and made their home for many years in Che- halls, coming to Tacoma a decade ago. The couple have five child- ren, Jack Henriot, who saw service in Europe during World War II and was wounded, .and is now at University of Washington, Betty, also at the University, James, Se- attle College student, Jeanne Marie, at Aquinas, and Peter, in St. Patrick Parish school. Mrs. Scott Is Buried From St. Leo Church TACOMA--Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Agnes Scott, who died Tuesday af last week, took place Monday from St. Leo Church @ with requiem Mass. Mrs. Scott, widow of David C. Scott, Tacoma financier, formerly lived at Gravelly Lake but had lately made her home at the Win- throp. She was a native of Boston | and lived in Tacoma since 1910. | Her husband passed away in 1934. Her loss is mourned by a nephew, Byron Scott, Tacoma, nieces Mrs. Helen Fleischer,* Mrs. Marie Jaeger, Mrs. Marian Har- baugh, Seattle, Mrs. May Schroe- der and Mrs. June Christian, Los Angeles. Dash Point Parish To Sponsor Outing DASH POINT. -- Parishioners of St. Teresa parish announce a picnic for July 13, at Salt Water Park and friends of the parish as well as parishioners are urged to reserve the date. Dinner will be served at 4 p. m. and the Rev. Henry Buckman of St. Patrick Parish, Tacoma, will be the hon- ored guest. FURNACES OIL BURNERS --Main 1412-- DAPPER FURNACE CO. 1123 So. Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, Wash. PageTwa ........  C;THOEIC HORTHWEST- PROGRESS - Friday, June27,]9:47 li @ [. Margaret Shelton YAKIMA N EWS Weds Leo Kushner By Mrs. Roy Fountaine--Phone 3061 At St. Paul Church II YAKIMA.--Miss Margaret Mae Peter ff T{} Shelton, daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. Sandy S. Shelton of Yakima NuptialslnWapat° SAY FIRST MASS IN [became thebrideofLeoKushner, i son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kushner I Paul's Church on Wednesday, June 'WAPATO.--Miss Fay Harriett HOME PARISH HERE [ °f Kent at a nupual Mass in st" Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1,18. The double-ring ceremony was V'iiam Peterson of Yakima be- read by Rex,. Father Thomas J. came the bride of John L. Trudeau, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tru- deau of Wapato at a nuptial Mass in .St. Peter's Church in Wapato on.  Monday, June 16. The cere- mony was read by Rev. Father Peter Ryan. ']pIiss Barbara Hunsberger was maid of honor and the bridesmaids wLre Miss Bette Prasch, Mrs. Nor- .r man Wyatt, sister of the bride, Miss Joyce McCoy and Miss Me, ran. Trudeau. Little Linda Huns- berger was the flower girl.* Joseph Favilla was best man and the ush- s were Henry Sudmeier, John Lancaster of Spokane, Beriah Brown and Norman Wyatt of Kan- saaCity. -A reception followed in the par- ish hall. Pouring were Mrs. Mary Louise Desserault and Mrs. Charles Chambers. Mrs. Hugh Gen- d.r0n cut the wedding cake. Serv- ing were Miss Judy Smithwick, Mism Mary Jane Trudeau, Miss Dalhne Trudeau, Miss Mary Fe- rtile and Miss Joan BaChmier. The guest book was passed by Mrs. Glenn Peterson and Mrs. Paul Sut- pin and her daughter, Joan, had charge of the gifts. A wedding breakfast followed in the Donnel- ly hotel. . Mr. and Mrs. Trudeau will make their home in Wapato. Mrs. Tru- deau is a graduate of Yakima sen- ior high school and the bride- groom attended Gonzaga univer- sity after his graduation from White Swan high school. Tom McGinnis Elected Serra Club President YAKIMA. -- Tom S. McGinnis was elected president of the Yaki- ma Serra club, succeeding Paul C. Meyer, who was president for the past six months. • Other officers named at the brief business session on Tpesday, June 24, in the Golden Wheel are: First vlce president and program chair- man, F. Ken. Courtney; second vice president, tester J. Schwaegler.. Louise Massong Is WedToG.P.ti00'00 YAIMA.--Ziss Louise Massong, daughter of Max Massong became the bride of Guy Pelham Harris, son of Mrs. Butt L. ttarris of Yakima at a nuptial Mass in St. Paul's Church on Saturday, June 21, The double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Thomas J: Pitsch. :Miss Helen Hazen was maid .of honor. Other bridal attendants were Miss Beverly Arndt, Miss Claire Stanyar, Mrs. Rite Segnan, and Miss Virginia Aluni of Min- neapolis. Little Sarita Coffin was flower girl. The best man 'was Jack Arndt and the ushers were Hal Hamper, Harvey Warninger, and Fred and George Massong, 'brothers of the 'bride. A reception followed in the Wo- man's Century clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs: Harris left by plane for Spo- l;ane. After a honeymoon at Lake Louise, Alta., they will return to make their home in Yakima. Maxine Simpkins Is Bride Of E. Tomisser YAKIMA.--Miss Maxine Simp- kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Simpkins became the bride of Edward Tomisser, son of Mrs. Anna. Tomisser of Yakima, at a nutial Mass in St. Paul Church on Saturday. The double-ring cere- mony was performed by Rev. The- odore P. Sullivan. Mrs. Darrel Robertson was ma- tron of honor and Mr. Darrel Rob- ertson was the best man. Ushers W.e:Everett Simpkins and Rob- ert Tomisser. A reception was held in the • Broadway Grange Hall. Mrs. Frank Tomisser and Mrs. Grant Phiefer poured and Mrs. Jack Barker cut the wedding cake. Mrs. Charles Tomisser and Mrs. Jack Agopso- wicz had charge of the guest book: Friends and relatives attended a wedding dance in the evening at the grange all. .Following a honeymoon trip to Oregon the couple will reside in Yakima. YAKIMA Gregory Q. Roth PAINTING CONTRACTOR Phone 4013 508 :No. 6th St. Y BENOIT'S Sea Foods GR.4ND CENTRAL MARILET 16 NORTH FOURTH STREET Phone 9551 yaklma If It's Fish We Have It YAICIMA Y'ne Rev. William N. Bischoff, S.J., who was ordained June 16 by Archbishop Mitty in San Francisco, will say his first solemn Mass in his home parish, St. Joseph Church here, at 11 a.m. Sunday, June 29. Father Bischoff was born in Yakima and was educated by the Sisters of Charity of Providence and the Jesuit Fathers at Mar- quette grade and high school. In 1933 he entered the Society/ of Jesus at the novitiate of St. Fran- cis Xavier in Sheridan, Oregon. He received his M.A. degree from Mount St. Michael, 'Spokane, in 1940. During 1940-42 he was in- structor in history at Gonzaa University. He matriculated at Loyala Uni- versity as , graduate fellow in history in 1942, and did extensive research work at St. Louis Uni- versity, Yale, and the National Archives, Washington, D. C. :Father Bischoff is a member of Delta Epsilon Sigma, the National Catholic Honor Society, and ,an honorary member of the Eugene Field society, a national associa- tion of authors and journalists. Father Bischoff's "The" Jesuits in Old Oregon," a work on a hitherto unwritten phase of Northwest his- tory, was published in 1945. He has contributed ,also to various na- tional and regional periodicals. Many relatives of Father: Bis- chaff, including his mother, Mrs. Mary Bischoff of Yakima, attend- ed the ordination ceremony. A brother, the Rev. A. AnthonY Bis- Pitsch. Miss Theresa Shelton, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Shelton and Mrs. tester Robel sisters of the bride and Mrs. Tony .Skya, sister of the groom. The best man was Georeg Kush- ner, brother of the bridegroom. The ushers were Tony Skya, Les- ter Robel and Don Durbon. A reception and dinner were held at Gasperaetti's for relatives and friends. Mrs. J. A. Cloyd served the three-tiered wedding cake. Out lot town guests were Mrand Mrs. John • Kushner of Kent, Mr. and Mrs. George Kushner of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. John Skya of Seattle. The bride is .a graduate of St. Joseph Academy and also  grad- uate of St. Elizabeth's school of Nursing. The bridegroom attend- ed W. S. C. and at present is the pharmacist in S t. Elizabeth's hos- sital. After a honeymoon to Lake Louise, Alta., Mr. and Mrs. Kush- ner will reside in Yakima. a Twins Wed Brothers In Double Ceremony YAKL-A--T'he twin daughters of Mrs. Esther La Cross of Yaki- ma became the brides of brothers ,at a double wedding ceremony in St. Paul's Church. Miss Estelle Gardiner became the bride of Don- ald A.man, and her sister Elna be- came the bride of Melvin Amen. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Amen are the parents of .the brothers. Rev. Father Thomas A. Edwards read the nuptial Mass. ! The brides chose identical gowns i of white slipper satin with finger-I tip veils that fell from sweet- I heart crowns. Each carried a: colonial shower bouquet of roses surrounded by sweetpeas ahd baby breath. Miss Glennys Montgomery and Miss Patricia Sanders were maids of honor in identical blue net dresses with sweetheart bon- nets. Bridesmaids were Miss Dana Knopp and Miss Elsie Day. Miss Kathy Knopp was the flower girl. W'illiam Andering and Robert Pothier were best men and the ushers were Leslie Morin and Chris Aman. A reception and dance were held on Saturday night in the Fruit- vale grange hall. chaff, S.J., was unable to come I !! l , / from England where he is doing I,Uella Latenaresse research at Oxford University. 11r / A it v |" / Assisting Father Bischoff at I .eos/IU a. ravllcg the Mass will be the Rev. Ralph ---- V. Sudmeier, S.J., master of cere-I YAKIMA.--Miss Luella Laten-- drease, daughter of Mr and Mrs nonies; Rev. Francis Lindekugel, -: . ~  --,-, --:^-, ,^.. -.-- IFrank. Latendresse became the .d., asslttztc pz*uc; 'v. r-,uwv.xu I .............. }bride of Anthony J Pavlick, son inueKugel, 5.J., oeacon, a,u .uv. John C. Hanses, S.J., subdeacon. The Rev. Joseph McDonnell, S.J., of Gonzaga will deliver the sermon Births At Yakima }of Mrs. John Pavlick of Yakima at a nuptial Mass in St. Joseph Church on Monday, June 16. The double-ring ceremony was read by[ Rev. Father Francis J. Schoen-[ berg, S.J. " I Maid of honor was Miss Julianna I Pavlick, sister of the bridegroom. Miss Betty Latendresse, sister of the bride, was ,bridesmaid. Ray ] T. Latendresse, brother of the I bride, was the best man. Vern 2hartier also attended the bride- groom. Stanley Garceau and Nor- man Cyr, Jr., were ushers. FOllowing the ceremony, a wed- ding breakfast was held in the Donnelly hotel for the attendants and members of the immediate families. Miss Lucille Latendresse, sister of the bride, cut the wedding cake, while Mrs. Ray Latendresse had charge of the guest book. Af- ter a short wedding trip to Idaho, the couple will make their home in Yakima. YAKIMA. -- St. Elizabeth's hos- pital announces the following births: To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greer, a girl, June 17. To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fowler, a girl, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kohls, ! a boy, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. For- tier, a girl, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. James Spears, a boy, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Schaefer a boy, June 19. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maser, a girl, June 20. To Mr. and Mrs. Halpin Max- well, a girl, June 22. To Mr__ and __Mrs John Roller, a John Plnkerton" Heads oy, une . Fourth Degree g. Of C. I Jt " " rid ". q YAKY/VIA.--John Pinkerton was ra[rlcla Denolt 1o elected faithful navigator of the 3iT ]  ill IF* "J!Joseph Caruana Assembly of the .e.r. ITlClklarmlOiFourth Degree of the Knights of YAK,A _.._  . Columbus at a meeting in the Com- Benoit aVnn'-n "r" ana^_.rs: yam mercia 1 hotel on Wednesday, June on ce the ,,, - e d din of their dauhte - ^*--'--'- * 18. He succ e s George Corbett o --. ..... :.; ,, =.L,, who presided at this meeting Freder,u rL ct,armla, son oI Mrs. O. J. Thompson of San Fran- Other officers elected were cisco, Cal. The nuptial mass will take place at 10 o'clock on June 28 in St. Paul's Church. Miss Benoit is a graduate of St. Joseph Academy in Yakima and bas attended both Dominican col- lege at San Rafael, Cal., and the University of California at Berk- eley, where she has been for the ast two years. ELLENSBURG IN ELLENSBURG IT'S--. 'Do" and "Mose" WIPPEL'S FOOD MART George Brock as faithful comptrol ler, Ernest Rivard as faithful pilot, Frank Schuler of Ellensburg, as inner sentinel and Joe Rouleau of Wapato, outer sentinel. PERSONALS EVERE2r. -- Miss Jeanetta Bell of San Francisco arrived in the city Saturday, to spend a week v:ith her mother, Mrs. J. E. Bell, and her sister, Mrs. Eva Reich- man. Miss Bell had just returned from the East where she went as a delegate to the American Insti- tute of Banking, held in Detroit early in June. She visited in New York City, Washington, D. C., Chicago and Minneapolis. Mrs. Rudolph Hartman returned Saturday from Baltimore, Md., where she went to attend the graduation of her youngest son, Jehn, from John Hopkins Medical School. Dr. Hartman has left for a short holiday in New York be- :fore returning for his internship at Johns Hopkins, .!NSTA[[ED IN BOYS' TOWN CHAPEL QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH & CURED MEATS One of the:Fourteen Stations of the Cross, cast in pure aluminum and sculptured for Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan's Boys' Town Church, near Omaha; Nebr. They were sculptured at the University of Notre Dame Art Studios by Mrs. Eugene Kormendi, well-known sculptress and wife of Dr. Eugene K_ormendi, professor of sculpture at the University. {NC Photos} WENATCHEE NEV/S By May Smith, Phone 1292-W George McAIlister Is K. of C. Grand Knight WENATCHEE.--Offlcers were elected at the Knights of Colum- bus meeting whichwas held on Monday evening at the parish hall with grand knight Paul Schmitz presiding. Chosen were George McAllister, grand knight; Andy Matheison, deputy grand knight; Joe McGaughey, chancellor; Ray Carson, warden; Chris Miller, in- side 'guard; Jim Babst, outside guard; R. Broulett; recorder; Louie Kill, treasurer; Fred Crol- lard, Jr., advocate; Paul Schmitz, trustee. Installation of officers will be held at the next regular meeting. Aside from the regular business meeting, H. F. Willett gave a talk on "Communism" and conditions in Russia. Personal and Social WENATCHE.--Miss Rose Bren- ner was hostess recently at her home on Columbia Drive in East Wenatchee for a-surprise shower honoring Miss Carol Gahringer. Mrs. J. M. Smith, of Seattle, is in XVenatchee visiting with her son Mel. J. Smith and wife of the Burke Hill Apts. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fairbanks, and children, David, Gerald, and Dennis, from Seattle, were the house guests of Mrs. Fairbank's mother, Mrs. Louis K. Boyce in the Skolopia Apts. They spent a week in Wenatchee. Katherine Kunkel Is Bride Of J. L. Trudeau WENATCHEE.--Miss Katherine Kunkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kunkel of Wenatchee, was married to J. Lawrence Tru- deau, son of Mrs. William A. Glas- son of Spokane. St. Joseph's CStholic Church was the scene of the wedding with Rev. Eugene Duffy offiicating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a light blue suit, with white accessories and a cor- sage of gardenias and pink roses. Her sister, Mrs. Herbert Goertz of Cheney, was her only attendant. She wore a' grey suit with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Best man for his brother was Donald Trudeau of Bremerton. Following the ceremony, a wed- ding dinner was served in the Windsor room of the Columbia Hotel for relatives of the bride and groom, in the afternoon a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The young couple will make their home" in Spokane. ATTAR SOCIETY WENATCHEE. -- During the month of June, the following la- d:es took care of the altars of St. Joseph Catholic Church: Mrs. Joe Paul, Mrs. J. Prabucki, Mrs. Fred Monroe and Mrs. LeRoy Beaton. During the months of July and August there will be no Altar So- ciety meetings. EVERETT NEWS By Kathryn Donegan Phone Red 464" KNIGHTS TO GIVE I Father Cross Sings R First Mass At Everett THREE DEG EES I EVERETT Rev Leonard i EVERETT, SUNDAY' Cross, .O.P. of Everett, cele- I brated hs hrst solemn Mass Sun day in the Church of Our Lady Tacoma News Section Ethel Hannan Egan, Tacoma Staff Correspondent. Phone PRoctor 113 ! D,C,C,W, DAY OF Mrs. Delia E. Farley ,ISTS, PETER-PAUL RECOLLECTION IS Buried From Church I Of the Sacred Heart[ PARISH TOMARK .. COMPLETE SUCCESS PATRONAL FEAST 1 TACOMA.--More than 50 wom- en from all cities of Western Dean- ery attended the first" annual day of recollection, sponsored by the Diocesan CounciI of Catholic Wom- en. The event took p.ace Tues- day at Visitation Church and the retreatmaster was the Rev. James Brennan, S.S., S.J.D., of St. Ed- ;yard Seminary. Women of Visitation Parish served breakfast and luncheon to the retreatants. Arrangements for the day were made by Mrs. Robert Bernier, Puy- allup, deanery chairman of shrines, Mrs. Stephen Michael, Tacoma, president Western Deanery, Mrs. Mark Dolliver, Tacoma, Diocesan chairman shrines, and the Rev. Gabriel Donohue, O.S.B., pastor of Visitation. Women who made the retreat include: F r o m TACOMA, Mesdames Stephen Michael, Mark Dolliver Neal Gregory, Cal Kirk, Harry Naubert, W. H. Harris, M. W. Marush, O. C. Drumner, F. J. Me- Laughlin, Catherine Pitzen, Irene McKenna, Martha "vVilke, R. G. Chisholm, H. J. Hitchcolt, Clara Hammersmith, Carl J. Rasmussen John Hartman, Jr., Jonas Bach- man, Harry Johnson, John J. Schneider, J. J. Reuter, Frank J. Meyer, Frances Ehreth, M. Walen- tiny, Emina Watson, H. P. Med- ved, Agnes Clirssten, Mary Burk, E. J. Turner, Miss Gertrude Her- r;ng. From PUYALLLrP : Mesdames Robert Bernier, Logic Latimer, Ed. Letourneau, V. L. Cornell. SUMNER: Mesdames Tony Dor- necker, C. Nauer, Ann Whitney, H. I. Magladry, Marcella Hinch- man. FIFE: Mrs. Frank W. Fox. SPANAWAY: Mrs. Harry C. Harrigan, Mrs. A. F. LaBelle. STEILACOOM CITY, Mesdames Janet Russell, R. L. Don_ham, Rose N. Burrell, Annie K. Hogan, An- nie W. Fiugan, Dorothy R. Feller, H. L. Scholes. Vanderkinter-Caillier Ralph F. Vanderkinter, and The- odore Leo Caillier, grandson of Mrs. Mary Kennedy. The Rev. Martin Duggan officiated at the ceremony. The bride, escorted to the altar by an uncle, Arno J. Bruemmer of Yakima, wore a white wool dress- maker suit, with navy accessories, and she carried a white prayerbook with orchid. Mrs. Arthur Haman, matron of honor, wore a suit of wood brown shade, with white ac- cessories. Ralph Vanderkinter, Jr., v'as best man for Mr. Caillier. The wedding .breakfast was at the Winthrop and an afternoon re- ception at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Caillier left by plane for a trip to Victoria and are now at home in Seattle. She is a graduate of Aquinas Academy, he of Bellarmine High School. Lunkley Funeral From Holy Rosary TACOMA.--Requiem Mass was solemnized Thursday at Sacred Heart Church for Mrs. Delia Ella Farley, 68, who died Monday at her home, 4801 A St. Mrs. Far- ley was a native of St. Paul and i had lived in Tacoma 58 years. She was a devout Catholic, a loyal member of her parish and a devot- ed worker in Sacred Heart Altar Society. Her loss is mourned by four daughters, Mrs. Delia Thaden, Mrs. Agnes Seiwerath, Mrs. Stella Thaden and Mrs. Mary Brown; four sons, William, Bernard, Clair and Paul; a sister, Miss Mary Clarey and 19 grandchildren, all of Tacoma. Bernice C. Brewitt Becomes The Bride Lawrence M. Carino TACOMA. -- At nuptial mass Saturday in St. Patrick Church, Miss Bernice Claire Brewitt be- came the bride of Lawrence Mi-I chael Carino, t he Rev. Henryl Buckman officiating. She is the t daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph[ A. Brewitt, he the §on of Mr. and Mrs. Raced John Carino. Dr. Brewit[ escorted his daugh- ter to the altar, she waring a gown of heavy white satin, made directoire stylle. The full skirt fell to a short train and the sleeves, puffed at the shoulders, were tighly fitted about the wrists. Her fingertip veil was fastened to the head by a coro- net of lace and she carried white rosebuds, with which was twined a white rosary, the gift of the groom. Miss Maudie Boylle, maid of honor, wore white chiffon, petal shaped hat of white illusion, and carried blue stock and white sweetpeas. The maids, Misses Joan Neisen, Dorothy MacKenzie, Doris Erhnat and Edna Lou En- right, wore blue chiffon and car- ried pink sweetpeas and white stock. Richard Salatino was best man • for the groom. R,tes At Hal Cross Y Breakfast was at the New --- I Yorker and an afternoon recep- TACOMA Holy Cross Church t n "-- I io for 300 took place at the was the scene recently of the wed- Brewitt home The voun counle ding of Miss Mary Lois Vender ] e " -  - - th n left for Lake George, New kinter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. York. They will live in New York city where Mr. Carino is a law student at Columbia, Univer- sity. E V E R E T T The Everett  of Perpetual Help. He was or- ........ • -- ...... t dained to the Holy Priesthood June ouncll, ILlgnT.s OI OIU2nDUS, VILa i ............ 1 m c 2aarys atneural, an Bellingham council, will exemplify i co" TACOMA.--George J. Lunkley, three degrees of knighthood on a Franc s .  ...... 59 years old, who died Thursday of cgmbined class of candidates Sun-[ Assisting atner ross a ms last week, was buried Monday day, June 29. The initiation will I first_Masswerethe Rev. C. V. when Requiem Mass was offered in amo u , oI mverett as area Holy Rosary church. Interment begin at 1 p. m. in Redmefi's hall, ' " " Everett. The Everett council of- priest; Rev. D. P. McCain, O. P. was in Calvary. Mr. Lunkley was fleers will give the first degree, Bellingham the second, and Brem- erton team the third degree. The exemplification of the three I degrees in Eerett is the first in I a number of years, and the offi-] cers look forward to a good turn- I cut. I Henry W. Berth has been ap- I pointed chairman of the Everett l Council picnic committee, and he I is calling a committee meeting for 8 p. m. Monday, June 30 at the home of Leo McKinnon. of Roas, California, as deacon, and a native of Iowa but came with his Rev. P. B. Condon, O• P., also of family to Tacoma when only 2 Ross, as subdeacon. Father Con-lyears of age. He was a veteran don preached the sermon, lot World War I and belonged to Born In Aberdeen ihis parish Holy Name Society. His Father Cross, who is the son of loss is mourned by a sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Victor Belie Howland, Buckley. Cross, was born in Aberdeen. He ---- ttended Our Lady of Perpetual Help School and was graduated Engagement Made Known Requiem Mass For George Mutschler TACOMA.--Mr. and Mrs. L. C. .ussell announce the engagement of their daughter, Edna Mac, to John T. Shilley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Shilley. The wedding will be an event of August 9 and will take place in Holy C r o s s Church. Miss Russell is a graduate of Aquinas Academy and of Tacoma Catholic College and her fiance is a graduate of Bellarmine. from Everett High School in 1940. A reception honoring Father Cross was held in the parish house from 2:30 to 4:30 Sunday by members of the Dominican Third Order and friends. Mrs. George Webber was chairman of the affair and was assisted by Mesdames Mitchke, Payette, Scheid, Killien and Paul. Residing at the tea table were Mrs. Cross, mother of the honored guest, Mrs. G. G. Moore and Mrs. William Courtney. Dr. Fiorino Receives Honor EVERETT. -- Dr. John F. Fior- ino has returned home after sev- eral weeks in the East. Dr. Fior- u,o was doing graduate work both at Harvard and University of Chi- cago Lying In hospital. He was awarded special honors by the Board of Obstretrics and Gynecol- ogy. Pope Plus Receives Three U. S. Generals EVERETT. -- Requiem Mass was offered in Our Lady of Per- petual Help Church, Saturday, for George Mutschler of 1331 Broad- way who died on Sunday follow- ing a short illness. Mr. Mutschler was born in Per- ham, Minn.. May 5, 1881 Surviv- ing are his widow, Mrs. Gertrude Mutschler; five daughters, Mrs. Margaret Stephens of San Anton- io, Texas; Mrs. Gertrude Sorgen- frei of Seattle; Mrs. Helen Kenna of 303 Morgan Road; Doris and Deloris Mutschler at home; four sons, Percy of 1432 Oakes Aven- ue; Russell of 1331 Broadway; John of Elgin Field, Fla.; and Donald of Los Angeles, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Frank Wilder of Ore- ville; two brothers, Henry Mutsch- ler of Portland, Ore., and Martin Mutschler of New York, and five grandchildren, HONOR SON ON BIRTHDAY TACOMA.--Mrs. Clarles Clo- herty of Lake Steilacoom surprised her small son, Patrick Joseph, with a party Saturday, his fifth birth: day. Eleven little boys and girls made up the guest list. Mrs. Anna Cloherty, the small boy's grandmother, had a family dinner in his honor, at her home on South 9th, on Sunda/. The Charles Cloherty's have a smaller boy, Brian Charles. VATICAN CITY, June 9--(NC) I of the Allied Forces in Austria; --Three U. S. Army occupation t Brig. Gen.-Thomas Hickey, his forces leaders were rece:.ved by / chief of staff, and Lt. Gem Clef- His Holiness Pope Pins XII in[ence Huebner, vice supreme cam- private audiences, Lt. Gem Geof-I mender of the American Armed trey Keyes, supreme commander[ Forces in Europe. Hahn-Enoch Wedding At St. Leo Church TACOMA.mNuptial Mass in St. 1 Leo church recently, marked the' wedding of Miss Reta Hahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holm, and Raymond Enoch, Jr., son of Mrs. O. L. Forbes, Cape Girardeau, Mo. The Rev. Louis Gels, S. J., officiated. The bride, who walked to the al- tar with her father, wore a gown of white satin, with fitted bodice, long pointed sleeves and full skit falling to a train. The veil, finger- tip in length, was caught to a coronet of pearls, and the bridal bouquet was of American beauty roses. Miss Patty Fischer, maid of honor, was in yellow taffeta, with a flower arrangement in her hair. She carried blue iris and pink rose- buds. The maids, Miss Audrey Bacher and Miss Dolores Gibson, were in pink nylon sheer and pale blue jersey. Both had flowers in their hair and carried roses and carnations. James Woodall was best man for the groom. Breakfast was at the New York- er, a dinner was served at the Hahn home and an evening recep- tion held at the Crescent hall. The couple then left for a trip and have now "one to Missouri to make their home. She is a graduate of St. Leo High School, he served in the South Pacific on the U. S. Vel- la _Gulf, a Tacoma built ship and was discharged in January 1946. St. Martin Mothers' Club Enjoys Outing TACOMA--Members of St. Mar- tin's Mothers' CJub enjoyed their annual summer outing at the home of Mrs. Thomas Mellon, American Lake South, on Thursday. A pot luck luncheon was served at noon and the afternoon spent in play- ing games. TACOMA.--Sts. Peter and Pail Parish will mark the feast of the two great apostles, St. Peter and St. Paul, wilx special solemnity on Sunday. The patronal feast of the parish w-ill be an occasion of rejoicing for the parishioners. There will be Masses at 7, 8 and 10:30, the last to be a sol- emn high Mass xe Rev. Henry Rocsycki, O.S:B., pastor w'll be celebrant, the Rev. Philip Began, O.S.B., of St. Martin's College, wil,be deacon, the Rev. Richard Cebula, O.S.B., also of St. Mar- tins, will be Sub-deacon. Father Began will deliver the sermon and the music will be March's Jubilee Mass, Tozer's Proper and select- ed litugical motets, by the sen- or choir, directed by Mrs. Frank Soikowski. Sts. Peter and Paul Post of the Catholic War Veterans will meet Tuesday evening in the parish hall. TOM GOULD NEW PRESIDENT OF CARDINAL CLUB TACOMA--Tom Gould wa in- stalled as president by Cardinal Club meeting Frida: :n K. C. hall. Other officers are Jean Hafsos, vice president; John Jackowski, treas.; Florence Goralski, histor- ian; D o n Gallagher, sgt.-at- arms; Jack Mciqa:_ara, program chairman; Jim Rogers, junior past president. Betty O'Toole, Florence Garal- ski and Bob McDonoag=x were ap- pointed to review and suggest im- provements for the constitution. John Finnegan was appointed chairman of the cruise committee. Announceznent was made that Cardinal Club of. Tacoma and Chancellor Club, of Seattle will hold a joint picnic, August 10, at Shadow Lake near Knt. A large group of Cardinal Club members will go to Columbus Park, Black Lake, near Olympia, Sunday, to attend the Ki Yu Club's annual outing. Henriots Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary TACOMA--Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Henriot of North Prospect St. had open house, Sunday, to mark the 25th anniversary of their wedding. A large mtmber of friends called during the afternoon to felicitate the couple. Cleo Henriot and Miss Elizabeth McBride were married in st. Jos- eph Church, Seattle, and made their home for many years in Che- halls, coming to Tacoma a decade ago. The couple have five child- ren, Jack Henriot, who saw service in Europe during World War II and was wounded, .and is now at University of Washington, Betty, also at the University, James, Se- attle College student, Jeanne Marie, at Aquinas, and Peter, in St. Patrick Parish school. Mrs. Scott Is Buried From St. Leo Church TACOMA--Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Agnes Scott, who died Tuesday af last week, took place Monday from St. Leo Church @ with requiem Mass. Mrs. Scott, widow of David C. Scott, Tacoma financier, formerly lived at Gravelly Lake but had lately made her home at the Win- throp. She was a native of Boston | and lived in Tacoma since 1910. | Her husband passed away in 1934. Her loss is mourned by a nephew, Byron Scott, Tacoma, nieces Mrs. Helen Fleischer,* Mrs. Marie Jaeger, Mrs. Marian Har- baugh, Seattle, Mrs. May Schroe- der and Mrs. June Christian, Los Angeles. Dash Point Parish To Sponsor Outing DASH POINT. -- Parishioners of St. Teresa parish announce a picnic for July 13, at Salt Water Park and friends of the parish as well as parishioners are urged to reserve the date. Dinner will be served at 4 p. m. and the Rev. Henry Buckman of St. Patrick Parish, Tacoma, will be the hon- ored guest. FURNACES OIL BURNERS --Main 1412-- DAPPER FURNACE CO. 1123 So. Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, Wash.