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Evening star., 1939-02-27
Tea to Arrange
.Ienten Concert

Mrs. Casenove Lee has loaned her
house for tea tomorrow afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl,
who will speak on the work of the
a cappella choir and the Lenten
concert which the choir will give
Monday, March 13. in Constitution
Hall. Miss Marjorie Brett will be
the soloist
Mrs. Lee and Mrs. C. Willard
Hayes are co-chairmen of the COM
mittee of prominent women who are
arranging for this informal after
noon party in Mrs. Stahls honor,
and they are being assisted by Mrs.
Philip Bradley, Mrs. Lee D. Butler.
Mrs. Whitman Cross, Mrs. Charles
Conrad, Mrs. Colgate Darden. Mrs
Robert F.. Fleming, Mrs Emmet c.
Gudger, Mrs. Littleton Hambley,
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Concert Sponsored
By State Society
And Alumnae

The Georgia State Society and the
Georgia State College alumnae OF
Washington will sponsor jointly the
concert which the a cappella choir
will give at the regular meeting CT
the Georgia State Society SATURDAY
evening. March 18, at the Hote!
Raleigh. The concert will be from
$50 to $50 o'clock and dancing Will
be held from $50 to o'clock
The choir is composed of young
women from Georgia State College
for Women and of young men from
Georgia Military College, both OF
Milledgeville, Ga.
The members are from many
States and two foreign countries
Cuba and Germany 1t is under the
direction of DR.. Max Noah, head OF
the music department of Georgia
State College DR.. Noah was trained
under Dr. John Finley Williams. di-
rector of the Westminster Choir OF
Princeton. N. j.
Travelling with the choir are
Georgias lyric soloist, Miss Mar
Gardner, and Louisiana's noted
soloist, Miss Bonnie Burge.
Mr.. Harry L. Brown, president oil
the Georgia State Society. and Mrs
S. Gordon Green. president of the
Georgia State College alumnae. will
be assisted in receiving the guests by
Mrs. Harry L. Brown, Col. S. Gordon
Green and other officers of the
Georgia society and Georgia State
College alumnae, the members oi
Congress from Georgia and then
wives.
Members of the Georgia society
will be admitted on their member.
ship tickets.
Guest tickets may be obtained lr
advance from Mrs. G. w. Thurston
4419 Illinois avenue. or at the doc.
on the evening of the concert anc
dance.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Suburban Social Notes
Mrs. Charles Dement, Returns
From Visit in Miami

1 Mrs. Charles E. Dement,, after
spending six weeks in Miami, Fla,
| returned yesterday to her home in
Takoma Park. She was accompanied
by her young daughter, Miss Fay
Ellen Dement,.
| Mrs. Wilkinson, the wife of Dr.
Benjamin George Wilkinson, presi-
dent of Washington Missionary COL
lege, entertained rs guests at their
home on Piney Branch road Satur-
| day evening, in honor of the birth
day anniversary Of Miss Margaret
Braxton.
Mrs. Margaret White the mother
OF Mrs. L. H. Christian. today is
entertaining a number of her friends
at their apartment on Hickory ave-
nue. In Takoma Park in honor of her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Dorothy Radford and her
mother, Mrs. Eta Mae Hume of
Middlegate. near Centerville, Va.
will spend the month of March in
Florida
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbert J. Huff of
Sligo Park Hills. Md. entertained
a group of faculty members and
graduate students of the University
of Maryland Saturday night, pre-
senting colored photos and movies
taken on their recent trip to Florida.
DR.. Huff is professor of chemical
engineering and chairman of the
division of physical sciences at the
University of Maryland and also
consultant to the United States Bu-
reau of Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Stegmaier
have returned to their home in
Bon Air, Va, from Tampa, Fla,
where they attended the Pan-Amer-
fernando de Soto Exposition,
IN connection with which the Fed
eral Government staged Is exhibits.
Mr.. Stegmaier was in charge of an
exhibit of the Department of State,
with which he is connected.
Mr.. Charles McCutcheon of Co.
lonlal Village will sail Wednesday
from New York aboard the Presi-
dent Roosevelt for London. He
will make the trip in the interests
OF the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
Mrs. Frank Ball of the Glebe. in
Arlington. Va, has gone to Norfolk
to visit her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Gray,
and to meet her infant grandson,
born February II. Mrs. Gray is
the former Miss Virginia Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dudley Lud-
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Mrs. Emil Hurja. Mrs. A. Chambers
Oliphant. Mrs. Edwin B. Parker,
Mrs Daniel Partridge. Sd; Mrs
William Adams Slade, Mrs. John T,
Vance. jr.: Mrs. Arthur Vandenburg
Mrs. Charles D. Walcott and Mrs
Bernard Wykoff.
The a cappella concert this season
will be the eighth annual presenta-
ton of Lenten music by the choir
of First Congregational Church
under Mrs. Stahl's direction. Dur
ing the Coolidge administration
Mrs. Stahl organized this choral
group which sang number of times
at the White House upon Mrs. Cool
idge's personal invitation.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Miss Dorothy Cox Wed
To Mr.. George H. Davis, Jr.
Washington Baptist Church Scene
OF Ceremony Sunday Afternoon

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Popham Cox, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Robert Cox, of
Washington. Va, and Mr. George H.
Davis. jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. George
H. Davis of Warrenton. took place
Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
in Washington Baptist Church,
which was attractiyely decorated
with evergreens and spring flowers
and lighted with candles The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor,
the Rev. John St. Clair.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore gown
Of white satin with tulle veil and
carried a bouquet of white roses and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. James F. Austin of Warren
ton, sister of the bridegroom. was
matron of honor. Her costume was
of peach -colored silk net. Miss Mary
Campbell of Washington, Va, maid
of honor. wore aqua silk net. Both
carried fashioned bouquets OF
spring flowers.
Miss Mary Massie Lee was flower
girl. wearing a charming costume
of shades of yellow, and NeWbill
Miles was ring bearer.
Mr.. Blackwell Davis of the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute was his
brothers best man. His eldest
brother, Mr.. Thomas w. S. Davis
of Washington, was usher, with Mr.
Arthur Miller and Mr.. James De
Bergh of Washington. Va.
After the ceremony a reception
for the wedding party and the two
families was given at Rose Hill
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. De
Bergh.
Mr.. Davis was graduated from
Warrenton High School and Ran
Evening star., 1939-02-27

Mrs. Charles E. Dement,. after
spending six weeks in Miami, Fla,
returned yesterday to her home in
Takoma Park. She was accompanied
by her young daughter, Miss Fay
Ellen Dement,
Evening star., 1939-02-27

wig OF Columbus. Ohio, have ar
rived for visit with Mrs. Ludwig s
mother. Mrs. James Roberdeau Alli-
son of Fairfax, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Francix X. Richard
son Of Takoma Park, Md, were
given a surprise party Friday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Malcome al
their home in Spring Valley in cele-
bration Of DR.. Richardson's birth
day anniversary. There were 20
guests. A buffet supper was served
at midnight.
Mr.. Wilbert T. Woodson. division
superintendent of Fairfax County
schools. left Saturday for Cleve-
land to attend sessions of the Amer
lean Association of School Admin
istrators.
Mr.. Amos Chilcott left Fairfax
Va, Saturday for Miami Beach
Fla, where he will join Mrs. Chill
colt and remain until May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ash of
Bethesda, Md, have returned to
their home on Bradley boulevard
after spending two months in Texas
and then in New Orleans, where
they attended the Mardi Gras
While in New Orleans they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franz Hen
dermann and Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford H. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos C. Keys, Mrs.
Gilbert Cantwell and Mr.. Paul
Cook. all of Linden. Md. have left
for Florida, where they plan to re-
main until the middle of next
month. Mr.. Cook will visit rela-
tives in Florida and the remainder
of the party will be at Fort Myer
Mrs. George o. Tibbits of Takoma
Park is spending a month in Or
lando, Fla.
Mrs. Charles Jones of Silver
Spring. Md. was hostess at luncheon
and bridge Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Proctor entertained at
bridge Thursday evening at her
home in Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1939-02-27

Black, Brown and Blue in shapes that
have proven very popular. Of course,
they are all from the Burt regular
stock-with sizes os complete as can
be expected in q clearance sale.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Miss Dorothy Iden
Weds Mr.. Ritnour

Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Iden OF
Arlington, Va, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Dorothy
Tansill, to Mr.. Milton F. Ritnour,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Ritnour,
also of Arlington. which took place
February l. at the home of the
brides parents, on North Oakland
street.
Mrs. Ritnour had as her maid of
honor and only attendant her sister,
Miss Kathryn Iden, and Mr.. Wind
son Iden, brother of the bride, was
best man for Mr.. Ritnour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ritnour are now
at home, at 2023 North Oakland
street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Miss Grace Seeley
Back From Tampa

Miss Grace E. Seeley returned
Friday to her home in Takoma Park
after spending about three weeks in
Tampa, Fla, where she represented
the Bureau of Prisons of the De-
partment of Justice at the PAN
. American fernando De Soto Ex-
position from January 81 to Febru-
dry 18. the 400th anniversary OF
the landing OF De Soto in Tampa
Bay.
A new Government building was
erected for the exposition and about
Is Government exhibits were there
Cuba, Argentina, Chile and other
Pan-American governments also
were represented in the exposition
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Orange Juice

It is claimed that reamed orange
juice gives the highest possible
vitamins rather than the squeezed
fruit. Roaming the orange juice
down to the white layer of skin rup-
lures the juice sacs and produces a
juice 10 per cent richer in vitamin
c than that extracted by squeez-
ing
Evening star., 1939-02-27

dolph- Macon College, and took his
degree in law at the University of
Virginia In 1887. and soon after
opened law Office in Washington.
Va. where the young couple Will
make their home.
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New Works
I 0 Be Given
Club Members VIII Present
Original Writings
Thursday

4 program Of original work
BY members Is in store for
the Tacoma Writers club
when II meets AZ 1880 o'clock
II onday evening in tho
y omans clubhouse. i26
Broadway. The program viii
he presented under the chair
manship Of Mrs. |. ]. Mahl
berg. Mrs. Thomas Smith
will preside.
Alfred Smith. a member Of
long standing. Is receiving con.
CALCULATIONS on the acceptance 81
Two poems. To Ny Fire and
The Harvest In the Washington
state Section 81 Henry HarFi~an's
North American Rock Of Verse. In
elusion IN this anthology gives q
writer exceptional publicity a.
Harrison poems are broadcast
over zoo radio stations on 500
programs weekly.
Mr.. Smith also has q poem In
raeomas Fine Arts Magazine.
CITY II Destiny" now on the
newsztands. WHOSE editor and pub
Usher Mira zella NeNeomh. was
formerly connected with The
Writers. club Other contributors
with club connections arc Cora
Wing Nsueert. neliie sale and
Charles Hilton.
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Trials or Seven
ToBe On Jan. II

Prosecutor Harry ". Jehnstan
Took steps Friday 10 notify ssvsn
defendants. accused At violation
Of tho state llgusr sef. they ssu
scheduled 10 ~ 10 trial In lsaatles
court nest Wednesday ~ hours
after prosecutor elect Thar G. Tel.
isssan tsass office.
Tho prosecutor dictated fsttxfs
10 each al tina defendants. lnfeFnss
log them trial date had ussu s~t
for Wednesday at 10. . ~, bsfsss
Justice Clarence t.Aytnn. Nho viii
assume cfflee Monday Failure 10
appear In court. Johnesass warnsd.
would result IN bench warrants
b~inG lssnsa far the DESCENDANTS.
Ths letters we're turned over n
sheriff uiorsiunas deputiss Tar
personal srrvle@ on each defeuds
ant. Lstf~ss wsrs adJsss~sd IN
Johnny Cole, Roma cafe. In20
broadway. q. Tan. n1tts. NJ.
Tsaoma way. Edna Orr. Modal
hotel. i51a's Broadway georxs
raEni. zsitis Commerce IT. Mths
Coninn. Avenue eats. 1919 rAsifie
ave F'rrd Patti and , = KART
gan, both u the Palmer bstsl.
1907 y broadway.
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Tshous Theta nho Girls club
No. will hold ia installation
Jan. IN tho East Tacoma odd
Fellows hall Mlss Mona Wright
will be Installed ss the new prssl-
dent. succeeding Miss Anna ituse.
man,
other nsw officers are Miss Jean
AtoetDD. vice pfealdent. Mias Betty
Woosiey. recording secretary miss
Lorraine simmons, financial sses
rotary, and hiaa Maxine rlati.
treasurer.
Pas, presidents u thu club with
Miss Alies Dahl as Installing offi.
Ger viii install Mlss EIys Munro
~ marshall. Mia Anna iiusrmsn,
Vice president. and Mlss Emiltns
nsary. chaplain Appointiys Off
GERS aye warden. Miss Martha Faf-
reii. conductor. Miss Lsts Dahl.
right supporter 10 tho president.
Miss Alios Dahl, left supporter.
Miss Jane Miller. right supporter
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Junior Order
Plans Service
B'nsi Birth Group TO Give
Program al Synagogue
Friday al 8:l5

The Tacoma Aleph Zadil
Aleph c hapter No. 336,
Junior Order of B'nai Birth,
will present its first Friday
evening service Jan. 6 in the
Talmud Torah synagogue nj
SIS p. m. Rabbi Baruch
TRIGGER will officiate.
The service. sponsored by
the religious committee. will
be taken over entirely by the
chapter. Ed Feldman. Bernie
Friedman and Fritz Lowon-
stein will read portions of the
service.
Mel Novikoff will deliver th'
sermon. the topic Of which Ia '"rh'
| Bright Side OF Jewish Life" TIT
synagogue choir will sing undel
the direction of Miss Belle Ruth
Clayman.
A program. under the chairman
ship OF Bob Warwick, VIII be held
In tho vcstry rooms after the serv'
ice. Speakers viii include Rabbi
TRIGGER. officers and advisers oi
the chapter. officers Of the congre-
cation. the chapters sweetheart,
and Merle Cohen OF Seattle chap
ter No. 70. grand president Of ihs
Pacific coast region, IA guest
speaker.
The A. Y. A. mothers will serve
refreshments. tn. program vii
close with frsternal and patriotic
songs
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johnson Molander Vows
Read al Church Ceremony

A charming holiday bride was
Miss Gladys Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson Of
Enumclaw whose marriage 10 Mr..
Harold Molander, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. johnson Of Tacoma was
an event of Dec. &c. The ceremony
took place at Trinity Lutheran
church with the Rev. Walter Ped
ersen officiating. Preceding the
service Mrs. NJ. o. York played the
prelude. oh Perfect Love" and
Mrs. Walter Petersen sang 20
Promise Me" accompanied by Mrs.
York.
For her wedding the bride wore
a princess gown Of baby blue silk
organdy with cluster Of pink roses
on the skirt. Her corssge was Of
talisman roses, lilies Of the valley
and sweet peas.
The bridesmaid, Miss Agnes Mo-
lander, sister Of the bridegroom
wore peach net over tsffeta and
a corsage Of sweet peas and tslis-
man roses.
Mr.. Wilbur Golson acted as best
man. Following the reading Of
the vows Mrs. Petersen sang AT
Dsuning"
The brides mother wore = wine
colored dress for the occasion and
the bridegroom mother was in
blue Powered silk. Both woer
corssges o. roses and sweet peas.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held for friends and
relatives Of the couple. 4 large
wedding cake and chryssnthe-
NUNS formed the centerpiece for
the table The cake was cut BY
Mrs. Dan Hollis Of Tacoma.
The new home Will be made In!
Tacoma
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Round 7 able
For Chapter
Mary Bell D. A. R. viii Meet
Al Mrs. Burroughs Home
Monday Afternoon

An innovation in activities
OF Mary Ball chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolu-
ton, are the round table dis
cussions which are supple
menting regular monthly
meetings. The first of this
sort for the new year will be
held Monday afternoon at .
o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
". S. Burroughs, 1906 No.
Oath st.
A full board meeting Of the
chapter will proceed the meet
ing at l o'clock. Subjects of
study to be presented during
the afternoon will be radio,
Mrs. Burroughs; press rela-
tons, Mrs. Dwight Mason;
advancement of American
music, Mrs. +. c. Richards.
Enthusiasm for the round table
discussions has been continually
increasing since they were started
in the late fall by Mrs j. H. Kitlar,
chairman of the chapters pro-
gram committee.
Through the discussions mem
bers of long standing are informed
of the growing scope of the ma
tional D. A. R. activities and new
members are receiving education
in the obligation of membership,
previously acquired over long
period of time.
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Quarterly Meeting OF
Ozansm Home Monday

Members Of Ozanam circles
throughout the city viii gather at
the home Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock for the first quarterly busi-
ness meeting of the year. Follow
ing an election of new officers.
plans for the coming years work
will be outlined
Mrs. Joseph Megary Ia president
Of the cabinet and has asked each
circle To send representatives 10
the meeting
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meeting, 2i5 O'Clock. Mrs. Clar-
ence Bigger presiding. Mrs. l.. s.
Thorness, program chairman. Will
present the speaker, Mrs. J. Rath.
Fourth grade pupils Will sing. Tea
will be served by Mrs. T. Moe. Mrs.
G. Hylander and Mrs. Duanne
Goodman. assisted by the mothers
OF the fourth grade students.
Willard PIT. \ meets al ?
o'clock Ia the school luncbroom.
Mrs. chas. Grover presiding. Mrs
VIM. Kohout VIII conduct a panel
discussion on education legislation.
The children II II IS Walton'a room
viii give short program.
Point Defiance PIT. 4. VIII meet
IN the school at 2:15 O'Clock. Miss
Grace Hoffman viii speak on The
Visiting Nurse. Her Relation 10
Home and School" Tea VIII be
served
Mckinley Preschooi meets At 3
O'Clock in the school Miss Natalie
Blk and Miss Martha Anderson
will speak on What the Child Of
Six Should Know Hostesses
Misses Jean Semec. Dorothy
Ncrgne and Winnefrod Vergne.
THURSDAY
Whitman P.-I. \. vii meet In
the Girl Scout room A. D. m.
Mrs. s. s. Todd will lead the study
club discussion. Business meeting.
O'Clock. Mrs Arthur Hansen.
presiding. Mrs. Z. . Trimblc viii
speak On Parent and Child Rela-
tionship" Music by fifth grade
pupils directed BY Miss Beatrice
Long. Tea viii be served in the
lunchroom by the fifth grade moth
efs. Mrs. Glen Garrett. chairman.
The executive board meets Monday
in the Giri Scout room at ] O'Clock.
Sheridan PIT. A. vii meet In
room Il AZ 20 O'Clock Or Ralph
Gregg. city health doctor. vii
speak on Prevention u Tubercu-
iosls In Children Mas Ethel
johnson, first grade teacher. wlli
present her pupils in rhythm
band selections. Tea vii be served
IN the iunehroom by hrs Harry
johnson and Mfa. jim Campbell
assisted by the mothers u the first
grade pupils. The executive hoard
VIII meet Tuesday IN IN. lunch
room al 20 O'Clock.
TircTest PIT. A. VIII meet Thurs
day IT the Regents PARK school.
Social hour a. z O'Clock. Hesdznaz-
Geo. Eeistadt. ". y. Green, Lucille
Mills and Inez Hubbard. hosteases
Mason Pr. A. viii meet az 2
p. N. 10 room l0f, Mrs Harry r.
Greenup presiding. At 30 O'Clock.
Mrs r. q. Archer will introduce
DR.. W. O Cameron. whose topic
viii be Conservation Of Vision +"
Tea viii follow in the cafeteria
with Mrs. a. J. Carter and Mrs. X.
A. zumhOn In charge.
Mason Pr. A. study group wlll
meet At O'Clock IN room I0s, Hrs.
Frank Perry presenting Mrs. Eva
Williams. 2ho viii speak on Home
Management IN Respect 70 Young
People
Franklin b. Gauit Pr. A. will
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wo Artists I o Be Heard At
Monday Morning Musicale
Group Will Present Miss Frances KenneY pisnis' and
Victor Keste, Cerst Outstanding
Program Janusry9

Guest artist at the Monday Morning Musicale Jan 9 will
be Miss Frances kenney richly lowered pianist and one OF
the distinguished artist pupils of Paul Pierre McNeeley
Northwest teacher and pianist The program will be given
In the studios OF Karl Weiss in the Masonic temple
Miss henney is young musician of unusual endow.
menS and with each passing her pronounced gifts are
attracting wider and wider attention Throughout the North
west She has been great demand by clubs and organza
lions not only in Tacoma but in Seattle and other towns
OF Western Washington Her playing breath-taking in
quality and she completely captvates her audiences with
her brilliant muSicianShip
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Regular Meeting Of Philo-
msthea Club Tuesday

Mrs. Albert Hahn Will review
the life story Of Pope Plus XI. a
book by Lillian Broune-Olf, at the
first regular meeting Of the new
year Of Philomathea club which
meets Tuesday at 1870 at Bellar-
mine The business meeting will
be followed by group singing.
During the tea hour members
of the faculty will join the group.
Mrs. Joseph Ribar is chairman,
assisted by Mesdames r. r Roller,
w. A. Reischl, r. j. Prasch, Wal
ter Rogers, j. Piper, Thomas
Oswold.
Cars will meet buses at So.
18th and Center SITS.
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Sorority Will Entertain
At Snow Frolic" Saturday
Delta Alpha Gamma Members a. tho College OF Pu9s
Sound VIII 30 Hossmes a. Gay Affair Al
Officer Beach Club

The Officers Beach club North American lake VIII
be transformed into the setting for Snow Frole on
Saturday evening, when members of Delta Alpha Gamma
sorority of the College Of Puget Sound TO be guests OF
the organization Mt n semi-formal dance
Miss Virginia Judd pledge president IL In charge Of
the plans and working her commtte Miss Jeanne
Rosso Miss Celeste Mellon and Miss Lorraine Albert.
Dancing viii be to the music Of Johnny Longs orchestra
and clever SNOWFALL programs have been arranged Dccora
ons will be in blue and white with cces blue streamers
line amt lights
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Tacoma Rainbow Group
Election SATURDAY.

Officers for the coming year will
be elected at the meeting Of Ia
coma assembly, No. 2, Rainbow for
Girls. at 7:30 Saturday evening in
the Masonic temple. Miss Emily
Nofke will preside, During the
evening members will return date
calendars which have not been
sold. Miss Nofke will appoint q
chairman for the Rainbow skating
party which will be held Jan. Il.
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Parent 7 eacher Groups
To Resume Activities
Tea Hour viii Follow Business Meeting at Stadium High
School; Public Speaking Pupils VIII
Present Symposium

Activities of Parent-Teacher associations in Tacoma will
be resumed during the coming week Meetings have been
scheduled by of the member groups which will be open
ing series of programs with outstanding speakers to
be presented during the year.
Among the larger meetings Monday will be the Sta
dunn high school group which meets at 80 DO.
Mrs Lee Carter will preside the meeting which will be
preceded by board meeting 10 and followed by tea
hour in room 116
Miss Alice Fraser will present pupils from her public
speaking class in a symposium alcohol and Habit Form
ing Drugs"
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10 shs vice president. Miss EIva
Munro. isft supporter. Miss vss-
onles nstaaxyk. chaplain. Mis-
Phyllis Wilson. musician. Aiss
Janst Cooper. inslds xslAsaiss.
Mlss Evelyn Lannissn. ousssds
guardian, Miss Dora cfuSlsy;
herald. Mas Aansbsli asxsy.
All Osff Fellows. Hsb~kAhe.
Junior Odd Fsiisws aud fstsnds ef
the order are invited 70 attend.
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Women Of Rotary
Announce Party Plans

In the Lakewood Terrace ball
room, Feb. IA, members of the
Women of Rotary will be hostesses
for a Valentine card party. First
plans were announced at the meet
ing of the board at the terrace
Thursday Mrs. F. f. Devlin pre-
sided over the meeting which was
followed by a luncheon for IL at
the terrace dining room, Board
members will be in charge of ar
rangements for the bridge party.