The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Principals Banquet
Saturday at PuyaNup
Inspection of Puyallup High, Business
Meeting to Follow Dinner for Officials
Of Schools in Puget Sound Conference

Chamber Of Commerce and HI
wants club. The speaker On both
occasions viii be ". A. Gross Of
Spokane. secretary Of the Fire
Chiefs association.
Miss Iris Helen Jones. = senior
in the high school. Is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. S. L. Baxter Of
Sacramento. Cal. and Saturday
they Will attend the opening of the
San Francisco fair. Miss Jones
viii be away 10 DAYS. She resides
with her grandmother. Mrs. Helen
Clement, es1 9th ST. S. W.
Mrs. Max Dodge of iI2o East
Main ave. who was isiured in an
automobile accident on snoqual-
mic pass Jan. IS. in which her
husband was killed, has returned
10 her home from a Seattle hos
pital Mrs. lnez T Blake, daugh-
ter. who was also in the accident.
is with her mother.
Miss Marie Thanasse of 622 .th
ave. S W. is spending the week
end with her cousin, Miss Marie
Cornell, a freshman at the Uni
versity of Washington. Miss Cor
nell is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Vernon Cornell of 6ie 5th
st. S. ".
The North circle Of the Women $
guild of Christ Episcopal church
will meet Thursday with Mrs. d.
A. Burns, AL 5th ave. y. W. This
will be an all day session and
members will sew for the mission
airy box.
Dwight Paulhamus. until re-
Gently sales manager of Washing
ton Packers. Inc. Will leave next
week for Chicago. where he will
become identified with a newly
formed firm which will distribute
frozen foods throughout the eoun.
try.
Miss Sadie Lambertus Of 40
3rd st. n. F.. left Saturday for
Victoria, b. C., where she Will
board the S. S. Empress OF Japan
for Honolulu. Her stay Will be
indefinite and her position IN the
local branch of the Seattle First
National bank has been taken over
by Miss Dorothy Robinson of no
18th ave, n. W.
Mrs. E. E Templin of Fruitland
district was hostess Wednesday
afternoon for a meeting OF the
Daffodil Birthday club at which
Mrs. Eva Amey was guest oil
honor. A O'Clock luneneon was
served with Mrs. |. c. Lane as
eo-hostess.
Places were marked for Mrs.
Harry Humiston, Mrs. h. Blake
way. Mrs. Clarence Otto, Mrs.
Lloyd Ward and daughter, Janet,
Mrs. |. c. Lane, Mrs. James Turn
mire. Mrs. +. W. Gates, Mrs. Rob
cit Andrews and Mrs. Amey and
the hostesses. The next meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Amey on March 10.
Make Reservations
Former students OF fuyaliup
high school before 1912 are max
ing reservations for the annual
gathering to be held in the school
auditorium Wednesday, beginning
at 10 a. m. Mrs. Clara Carrotte,
general chairman, urges those VINO
intend to be present to make res
ervations by Saturday evening.
Invitations have been accepted
from former students who now re-
side in Oregon, British Columbia
and the Grays Harbor area.
Or. Charles w. Tenney, former
president OF Gooding college. will
De speaker at evening services at
the Methodist church Sunday at
7:30. He will review Hall Cams
Life of Christ" There will be
special music by the choir, under
direction of Mrs. Kay Logan.
The three-act comedy, "A Ready
Made Family will be presented
by local talent al the riverside
school Tuesday evening at 5
o'clock. The cast is composed OF
Bob Longabaugh. Charlotte Webb,
Mrs. Ricnard Lund, Warren Picha.
Lucille Burr. Samuel Pupo. Mrs.
Redford, Mrs. pendergast. Miss
Taylor and Miss Fox. During in
termissions students of the Martin
.ie,args school will dance