The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-26

to be held Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at 908 South Tacoma
tv. An extensive array of gar
ments have been gathered by
the committees in charge, and
until the opening of the sale
the women will be busy sorting
| the bundles. Mrs. Buckley Is
chairman of the garment COM
mittee, assisted by Mrs. Cor
man, Mrs. w. G. Bell and Mrs.
| J. G.. Parsons.
VIDA CHAPTER, o. e. s., will
| entertain at cards this evening
in the Masonic Temple
THE CRESCENT EMBROIDERY
| CLUB will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. Extand, 612 SO.
10Th st. The club is one Of
those organized this winter, and
| tomorrow's meeting will be the
first regular assembly since the
election of officers.
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY of the
B. of L. F. G E., will give a
dancing party this evening at
the Odd Fellows hall, East G
and 25th SITS. Mrs. F. e. Hill
and Mrs. Leo have charge of the
affair.
THE TUESDAY EVENING
WHIST CLUB meets tonight at
the residence of Mrs. Stringer,
1887 South G st.
THE SCHOOL BOARD and the
teachers of the Emerson. Irving.
Logan, Longfellow, Garfield,
Oakland, Willard and Parental
schools will be entertained by
the Tacoma Federation of the
w. G. T. u. this evening at the
home of James A. Wintermute,
522 North l st.
THE WISCONSIN ASSOCIATION
of Pierce county, will hold
meeting next Friday in Odd
Fellows Temple. A basket
luncheon will be served at 6
o'clock. A general invitation
has been issued to all former
residents of the Badger state.
The association now numbers
675 and is one of the largest
of it's kind in the city.
A CARD PARTY complimentary
to the public has been arranged
for this evening by the Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent society of
the South Side. The affair will
be given at Holy Rosary hall.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made
for the annual social of the
First Free church to be held
Thursday evening in the church
parlors. The receiving commit
tee will include Mrs. I. B. s.
listed, Mrs. R. j. Davis, Mrs.
George Ransom, Mrs. B. l..
Crosby and Mrs. George Cooper.
The affair is complimentary to
all members of the church and
to all interested in it's doctrine.
Light refreshments will be serv-
ed during the evening.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY of
| the First Methodist church will
| hold its regular monthly meet
| ing tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
After the regular business ses-
sion an informal musical pro-
gram will be given.
ALL IS IN READINESS for the
entertainment to be given to-
i morrow night by the young peo-
pie of st. Patrick's church in
| the church auditorium. Mrs.
| J. ]. Bradfield, who was for
merly a dramatic teacher, has
been arduously training her pu-
pills, and gives the assurance
| that Mrs. Busby's Tea Party
/ and Gross Purposes" the play.
| lets arranged, will be given with
the finest dramatic precision
i The young people who Will ap
pear on the cast of character.
are: Misses Monica Whelan
Mary Whelan, Julia Ballargeon
Helen Brazelle, Helen Casey
| Mary Mcclellan, Miss Fitzger
aid, Miss Smith and Mr.. JohI
!, Hopkins.
IN COMPLIMENT to the Misse.
Lois and Catherine Messingel
!, and Carolyn and Olive Brewitt
Mrs. w. A. Barnes gave an In
formal luncheon this afternoon
at her home, 1901 North 9Th st
The young ladies leave for Cal
II ifornia Friday. They will stoI
a few days at Portland and Los
i Angeles before reaching Sar
Francisco.
THE. TACOMA SAENGERBUNI
is making elaborate arrange
ments for the masquerade bal
to be given at Germania hall
Saturday night. The affair will
| be strictly invitational. Besides
i the regular masquerade dancing
| there will be burlesque affairs.
The Saengerbund annex"
never before presented to the
Dublic will furnish music