The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01

one-ect play Two Crooks and a
Lady" at the drama festival in
the Show Boat theater OF the Uni
versity of Washington. this being
the schools part in the three-dsy
affair.
The plays are under the direc-
ton of Glenn Hughes of the di-
Vision of drsmstics at the univer-
scity. and is open to any Class A
school in the state. On the three
evenings the visiting players have
been guests OF the U. OF w.
The cast of the Puyallup play
includes Lola Emerson. jackson
Granholm, Doris Absher. Lois
Martin, George Cole and Stewart
Riggs. Raymond Diokey and De-
lores lubb are in charge of prop
critics; Wahnita Spencer, CO.'S
tunes; Evelyn Groeper, bookhold-
err. and Martin Reiter and Marie
Jones, makeup.
Instructors Hold Meeting
Coming from all over western
Washington, about rs instructors
in industrial arts are meeting Sat
urday at Puyallup high school for
discussions of their various prob
lens. Dinner was served at noon
in the school cafeteria.
Plan Mothers Program
Following short business ses-
sion at the meeting of Naomi chap
ter No. 10, o. f. s., Monday eve
ming at Masonic hall, members Of
the local chapter of Rainbow Girls
and their mothers will be special
guests at a Mothers day program.
The girls will present the enter
tainment, refreshments closing the
evening.
Wisconsin Club Meeting
Members of the Wisconsin club
held a social gathering Friday
night at the home Of Mrs. w. A.
Miller on West Pioneer ave. be-
ginning with a $50 o'clock potluck
dinner. The annual picnic was
discussed and it was decided to
hold it at Point Defiance park in
place of the July meeting.
Those present included Mrs.
Freda Dumas. Mrs. Herman Gun
derson and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Turnell of Tacoma; Mrs. Horace
Winston, Mrs. Amey Lawler, Mrs.
Mollie Miller. Mrs. W. A. Miller.
Mrs. Belle Hanson, Mrs. Marie
Himler. Mrs. H. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F. Bogie, Mr.. and Mrs
J. l.. Pember, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Stanhope, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lacey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Todd
of Puyallup, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Lewis of Sumner.
To Name New Officers
Principal business at the meet
ing of the Junior Women's club
Tuesday afternoon will be election
of officers and Mrs. Newell Hunt,
president of the group, asks all
members to be present at the
library auditorium at l o'clock.
The nominating committee, which
will report, is composed Of Mrs.
c. M. Hamilton, Mrs. Robert Hes
ton and Mrs. E. r Krefting.
Members of the Senior Women's
club will be guests at tea and a
program at 2:30, the latter to be
a surprise. Hostesses include Mrs.
William Pence, Mrs. Marion Ca
tron. Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs.
Charles Getzendanner. Mrs. Ken
meth Sturdevant, Mrs. Gordon
Gross, Mrs. c. B. Sanford, Mrs.
f. G. Hit and Mrs. Chester
Corwin.
Mrs. DelanO TO Speak
Leisure in the Modern World"
will be the subject Of talk at the
meeting of the Arts and krafts
club at the home Of Mrs. Robert o.
Logan, 1927 5th st, S. w, Monday
Mrs. F. J. Delano will
be the speaker. Mrs. J. w. L.
Kaufman will present a book
review.
Judson Keller Dies
Judson A. Keller, 81, resident
Of the state for so years, died at
the family home at Rhodes lake
on Route 2, Puyallup. Friday
afternoon after a short illness. He
was a native of Nebraska and had
lived at his present home 20 years,
from Richmond beach.
He is survived by his widow,
Selma; a son. Kenneth. and two
Mrs. Dorothy Irish and
Miss Audrey Keller, all at home;
another daughter, Mrs. Gladys
Kersh of Tacoma; two brothers,
Edward of Seattle and Carl Of
Buckley. and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2:30 at the Wrigley d
Claimants chanel with burial in