The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

cnorus and audience, following
which Rev. Phillip Raymond, pas
tor of the church, viii give the
invocation.
Other groups will include The
Green Cathedral" Hahn: La Co
londrina," Sorradell, and "Estrel-
lite" Ponce. by the full chorus:
"Carmencita,' Mexican folk song.
and Beautiful Dreamer" Foster.
by the male chorus Of 20 voices,
and Let the Hills With Song Re-
sound" Richards, and Glory.
Marching in the Clouds With
God" Cadman, by the chorus.
Mrs. Whitmore's first group will
consist of Handers Largo" and
Invocation" by HUM. For the
offertory Mrs. Logan will play a
selected number. For the second
half of the concert the chorus will
sing Danny Boy" Westherly. and
The Builder" Cadman, and the
Gloria" from Mozart's Twelfth
Mass Mrs. Whitmore's next Of
fering will be What a Friend We
Have in Jesus" with variations.
and AT Dawning" by Cadman and
the final number by the chorus
will be Softly Fall the Shades"
by Hatton. Following benediction
the chorus and harp will combine
in Evening Hymn"
New Grange Hall
Fruitland grange will hold its
last meeting Friday night at Col
Inns hall, the building which 1t has
occupied during erection of its own
structure on Midland road. The
groups new home will be ready
for occupancy for the meeting
scheduled Feb. II. The hall has
been in course OF construction
more than a year, most of the work
having been done by members
when time permitted.
Thursday afternoon the auxil-
iary of the grange met with Mrs.
Robert Geddes for a l o'clock
luncheon and valentine party. As
sisting hostesses were Mrs. Cliff
ford Miller and Mrs. Robert Ged-
des, jr. Mrs. Roy Rhinehart Is
president of the group.
Friends OF Mrs. c. w. Goodier
of Tacoma, a former resident here,
will be glad to know she is recov-
ering from a major operation per-
formed at Tacoma General hos
pital Monday.
An a capella choir to consist of
regular members of the glee club.
will be formed at the high school
during the second semester, ac-
cording to Verne Jennings, music
director AT the school. The choir
will he in line with what most
high schools have, Jennings states.
and should the venture prove sue
cessful the group may be entered
in the state capella contest to
be held at the University Of Wash
ington, April Is.
Gard Party Friday
A card party at which pinochel
and 500 will be played is being
sponsored by the Puyallup Heights
PIT A for Friday evening al )
o'clock AT the school Mrs. Frank
Hendricks and Mrs Allen Goelzer
will be in charge Of cards and the
refreshment committee is com
posed Of Mrs Frank Goelzer. Mrs.
Olinser and Mrs. Newman.
Mr. and Mrs. George Repholz
who have lived AT 1904 18th st.
n. W, have moved to Manitou and
Mr.. and Mrs Rsy Halter. son-in-
law and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Repholz. have occupied the 18th st.
place.
Puyallup Valley Sportsmens as
ISOLATION will meet Monday even
ing at Elks temple on North
Meridian st. with Pierce Leavitt
presiding. During the evening
there will be discussion concern
ing restoration OF fish traps in
Puget Sound and arrangement,
will be made for steelhesd
chowder party, probably Feb. q.
Funeral services for Rev. John
Lewtas will be held at the Wrigley
and Clements chapel Friday at 2
O'Clock. Pail bearers will be u. f.
Wallace. 3. E. Peterman, J. r.
Ping. William Prawitz. W. W
Thomas and Henri Hood.
Mrs. Rex Dunlap will be hostess
for a meeting of the Arts and
Krafts club Monday afternoon at
2 O'Clock al her home. 42i Bird ST,
y. f. Books and poetry will be
discussed Mrs. r. c. Morse Will
review They Wrote on Clay" by
Edward Chiers: Mrs. Paul Shsfer
will conduct An Hour with the
Poets" and Mrs. T. n. Scheffer
will discuss Horse and Buggy