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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Rainbow Group WIN
install A. Sumner

Miss Roberts Moriafity. d~uGhs
ter ~ Mr., and Mrs. l. G, Mpftsrsfy
N Sumner. viii be Installed Nstsrs
day evening ~ shs n~w worthy
advisor ~ the summer Assembly,
ualnho~ for Girls. IN The sumner
Masonic han At = o'clock.
Miss fl8fsne~ Johnson, this sstir-
ing worthy advisor. WIN BE- The
installing officer To BE- sssistsd BY
Mis- Edith Moore. past ~Ssshv
advisor 1T Tacoma assembly and
Masses Dorothy Lyons Mary
Thomas. Emma Olsen. and Jean
stts Gaines. pass worthy sdyisoss
~ Kumnsr assembly. Miss Marvel
naambaeh win he Installing mar.
sfial
Other rieetlys officers % ~
Installed al that time are 1ofthy
associate adviser. Mas Carolyn
Iangek charity. Alsz Betty Tomp-
ANS. Hope, Nias Nadine Frissiiine;
Faith. Miss sylvia Landon. record.
er. Miss Norma Gsisks. and treas
ntsr. Mlss Shirley Owens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Club
Will Elect
Officers Of Riding Group
VIII Be Selected Al
Meeting Feb. S

Riders at Woodbrook Hunt
club will hold their annual
election of club officers follow
ing a large all-club hunt on
Sunday morning, February 5.
An event of this week end
will be the junior preference
hunt which will be followed
by a breakfast at the club
house.
Those joining the hunt on Sun
day morning at IL o'clock will be
Miss Helen Young, Mrs. Phil Man
ming. Miss Peggy Dodge, Miss Mar
ian Ingram, Miss Barbara Munsey,
Miss Martha Baker. Miss Virginia
Davis, Miss Dorothy Walker, Miss
Sally Middleton. Miss Catherine
Strong, Miss Celia Grace Scofield,
Mrs. Minot Davis, Mrs. Joseph Gill
pin, Miss Marguerite Bonnell, Mrs,
Paul Hebb
Miss Donalda Mahan, Miss Iris
Bryan, Mr. Frost Snyder, Mr.. Oscar
Carlson, Mr.. Bob Carlson. Mr.. Don
Cameron, Mr.. Joseph Gilpin. Mr..
Jerome Stickney. Mr. Burwood
Kennedy. Mr.. Lee Doud. Mr.. Her
man Friedlander, Mr.. Paul Hebb
and Major J. f. Mathews.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

In her talk, Mrs White Niil
speak Of the living conditions ana
customs If the natives ~ tins
Philippine Islands. dwelling par
ticularly on the fEorots and Moro
trihes. Hhr wili b. In native Goa.
tums and viii exhibit a display 81
hand weaving and smbroldsfy
Mrs. Calvin w. Stewart. club
president. and Mrs Percy crsash
Smith, department chaifinai. VIII
receive with Mrs. Gels and her
associates. During tho sociaI hour
Mrs A. a. Wosifel viii b. assisted
by Mrs Nelson ~ Hatk, Mrs. n.
! selden and Mrs. Clara fmb0ff.
Mrs Stewart and Mrs. ~ w. John
stOn viii pour At ths TEA hour
Mrs Johnston In in charxs Of tbs
table decorations
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College Mothers Club
VIII Give Luncheon

The Lambda Sigma Chi Mothers
club of the College Of Puget Sound
viii entertain nj luncheon and
card party In the dining room ~
the BrOadmoor nj IL o'clock on
Tuesday, January ~, Mrs. II u.
Baker Ia chairman. and assisting
her are the Mesdames o. Robson.
G. y. MoMhster. sabin swanson.
A. T oliver. r ". Long. A r.
Bagnusson. Henry Longstreth. J.
ID. smyth. Edwin Carlson. NJ j
Nicola and Arthur Wickena
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Theta Kappa Psi
Alumnae TO Meet

Members of Theta Kappa Psi
chapter of the Delphians will meet
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock at
the Y. w. c. A. The subject for
discussion will be Thomas Henry
Huxley" The following members
will give topics during the morn
ing: Mrs. w. NJ Albert, Mrs. r. b.
Weller, Mrs. r l.. Watson, Mrs.
l.. r. Baker. Mrs. E. J. Gazecki
and Mrs. f. w. Albro.
Mrs C. Carleton HUXLEY, presi-
dent. will preside and Mrs. Alfred
Grau. supervisor, will introduce
the speaker. Mrs. Frederick Smith.
who will address the chapter on
The Bloomsbury Group"
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Party Marks Double
Occssion Tor Gusisfsons

Golden anthemDms and
tapers we're used In the center
piece for the party Thursday eve
ming marking the fiftirth wedding
anniversary ~ Mr. and Mrs liar.
old sustafson. 5s3s 80 Puget
Sound ave. The affair was mol
only n golden wedding celebration
but also Mrs. GuHiafHon'a birthday
The party was given Al ths
home Of drs. James Peterson, IT..
5sOz SO. Warner. the GiNtafson's
only daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustsfson were
married In Minneapolis. Jan, 10
1899. and came 10 Tacoma IN
1891 where they have lived since
Members ~ the immediate fam
ily Who were present we're Mrs.
William ~ Gustafson and s0n BIN.
Mr.. and Mrs o G. Cu@tafson. Ger
sidlns and Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs..
Albin Gustafson. Mr. and Mrs.
Hard L. Gustafson. Mr. and Mrs.
James Peterson jr and son Brian.
Other guests we're Mrs. Cus,af-
sons two sisters. Mrs Anna Mel.
son and Mrs Christine Erickson,
Mr. and Mrs John Erickson. a
brother and sistaf -in.lav u honti-
cello. MINI. Who came 70 Tacoma
for the occasion
Niecss and nspbswa present
we're ara " sully and Betty.
M AMI Mrs H. " McQnillsn.
Grace and Gale. NJ aBd Mrs.
Victor Ssison. and Br and Mrs
George Fre1sricksOn 81 hsnstt
During the evening games were
played snd late buffet supper
served The TERED wedding cake
vas decorated in white ana gold
m were the individual lces. gifia
were presented 10 Mr. and hrs
gustsfsOn In honor % the double
occasion.
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Shower Honors Mrs. euls
Liors.ki az Buckley

For Mrs Euis Horaski Of Buck.
ley, a shower NaS given Thursday
afternoon BY group u friends.
HOstssses were Mrs. Waiter Bro
beck. Ars. Ann hlngtis and Mrs,
8 HOraSki
Guests included Mechanics Ray
Brobeck. Ramsey. J. PstsoB. Elsie
Patton. la Stella, Ann Bromga.
chicOn. H. HOraski, Hates. Byidran.
Ann RiDgus. kBeha. WytkO. Drost,
Kossr. Alameda Spencer. Enla
Horaski ard Irene HOfaskl. and
MLss Eslma Stanholm.
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Mrs. Pelagius Williams Of Bell
ingham is the state president OF
the organization and will preside
at the meeting at $50 o'clock FRI
day morning in the New Washing
ton hotel. Attending the meeting
will be all state officers, state
chairmen of national committees,
and chapter regents from many
cities in the state.
In the group attending from Ia
coma will be Mrs. f. f. Rhodes,
state recording secretary, Mrs.
Ralph Schaeffer. chairman Of
junior activities; Mrs. w. S. Bur
roughs. radio chairman for Wash
ington Mrs. Guy X Llewellyn.
chairman of Americanism, and the
regents. Mrs. Percy Smith of Mary
Ball chapter. Mrs Robert Beach Of
Virginia Dare and Miss Jacqueline
Noel. Elizabeth Forey.
Honored at the tea will be the
outgoing officers of the state and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Party Given for
Recently Wed Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Law,
1921 So. 18th st, who were mar
ried recently in Seattle were sur
prised recently at a party given in
their new home by a group of
friends. The evening was spent
in music and games.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Key, Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave DAILY, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rippon and son Stan
ley. Mr. and Mrs. A. Dugan. Mr..
and Mrs. Alex M. Law, parents of
Mr.. Law; Miss Elsie Law. a sister
of the bridegroom, and Mr.. Loren
Hoyt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
I acoma Alumnae Chapter
% Present Mrs. HaIIen
First Affair Scheduled for Jan. II 10 Be Followed By
Similar Programs on Feb "a, March IS
Mrs. Ganwas Chairman

Tacoma alumnae of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will
sponsor series OF tea talks to be given by Juna Todd Haen
Jan ~ Feb "a and March p in Weyerhaeuser hall at the
L W & A Subjects of Mrs Haens talks will be The Book
Looks at the Reader Broadway acoma) Looks Broad
way New York; and Woman. the Ever More So
Tea will follow the talks with Mrs Hereford Fitch Mrs
George Gahan Mrs. Edmund Cook and Mrs Walter Wieben-
hosteses for the first afternoon affair Pouring will
be Mrs. C. f. Bonne. Mrs. j. p Simson Mrs Guy Sheldon
and Mrs. Herbert Hunt Mrs. Martin Gallwas is general
chairman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

Mrs. Charles f. Head. OF Seattle.
who Is one OF the national vice
president generals.
A luncheon will follow the morn
ing session Friday In the New
Washington. The second session
win begin early in the afternoon.
Among matters 10 be discussed viii
be the state conference. March %
"a, in Longview.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Woman's Club To Hear Of
Philippine Islands Friday
Historical Department OF Tseoms Womsns Club Pen
Interesting T,sveIosus Program end Tee;
Mrs. White 70 Be- Spsskss

The Historical department of the Tacoma Womans club
will hold It's first rayeogue and ten OF ths new year
nj o'clock Friday afternoon In the Womans clubhouse Mrs.
A. Cole general chairman for the afternoon. assisted by
Mcndanes L. " Craig f. H. Lathrop Fred Luekenbihl r. d.
Miller and w. W Whitehead.
Mira Eugene A. White who spent month Last year In the
northern and southern part of tho Philippine Islands, VIII b
the guest speaker the afternoons and Mrs Chas
H. Doe accompanied by Mira Joseph y. McNary VIII sins
Of aelncIlnna
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
O. (. s. Meeting tuesday

Vida chapter. o y 4 vii meet
Tuesday evening In the Gothic
room. Masonic temple, al O'Clock.
Mas Pearl Cronsndsr. worthy ma
iron. and Rudolf BomAn. worthy
patron. VIII preside
InltlaiOry music will BE- furnish
ed ny the chapter 0fgsnlst. Miss
Errna Cory. Mra Marian Lyle.
Yollnist. and Mrs. g. g. HDbley.
soiolst. After the meeting late
supper viii be served by Mrs
James sewberry and her commit
tee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Day Nursery Association
Members 7 Object Thursday
Newly Elected President csHs Meeting A. Home Of
Mrs. c. p Common ~ 400 o'cloeL osid9s end
VIII Follow eusines OF Afternoon

Mrs Graft tho newly elected president Of the Tscnma
nay Nursery association has called meeting Of the group
for Thursday afternoon at tho home Of Mrs csmnons
2To6 No. Iunett
In accordance with the regular custom Of the group.
will I've 80 luncheon which the hostess Win be assisted
by several members II the group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

Those assisting are Mrs FIRED.
srsek ~ Maas.n. Mira. James nsw.
son. ~ r, Love and Donald G
Crawfofth,
After regular business has hesn
taken w by the newly INSTALLED
executive members tables ~ bridge
viii ee tn play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Horticulture Group Of
Garden Club viii Meet

Mrs. E. C. Richards has an
nounced the meeting of the Hor-
ticulture division of the Tacoma
Garden club which will be held
at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning at
the home of Mrs. L. B Mcdonald.
Mrs. Bess Corbett will be the
guest speaker, her topic being
Arrangement of Corsa z s
Members having small blossoms
in their gardens have been asked
TO bring them. Mrs. Paul Harvey
will speak on Judgment of Flower
Shows"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Fluctuations Received
On Birth OF First Child

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Whippie,
sl3 so. Lawrence, are receiving
congratulations on the birth II a
son. Clifford Charles. Friday. Dec.
90 Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. p. c. Walesby and MIR and
Mrs. c. C. Whipple Mrs. Bena
Walesby OF Columbus. Ind, Is the
child's great grandmother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
State D A. R. Executives
Will Gather In Seattle
Meeting Friday Morning viii Be Preceded by Reception
At Rainier Chapter House Thursday from Until S;
Seattle Chapters VIII Be Hostesses Al Affair

Thursday and Friday women who prominent in activ
ties Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington
will gather in Seattle for the quarterly board meeting the
this before the annual election of officers in March,
From until o'clock Thursday afternoon the five chap
ters of OAR in Seattle will be hosesses to the visiting men,
bers reception in the charming Rainier chapter house
which cevey patterned after the famous home of George
w. -. IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
VIII Ski A. Paradise
Over Waek End

Anl1ng reservations made for
parties at Paradise for fns week
end are Mr.. Gordon Tatgfn with q
party Of four. Nj JOneph sakks-
tan. Mrs G ~. Moore ana Miss
Dorothy Rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hsliysf. Mr.. stanford Mum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

Committee heads are Mrs. C.
H. Thomas. tea tables; Mrs Edwin
Griffin, table decorations, and Mrs.
Erich Richter, assisted by Mrs.
Ernest Card and Mrs. H. J. Hoff-
man, tickets.
Proceeds from the series will
be used to send a group of Girl
Scouts and Girl Reserves to their
respective camps during the COM
ing summer, for the sororities stu
dent aid fund and for the Hearth
stone homes for older kappas
Tickets for the tea talks may be
obtained at the door
Reservations thus far received
include Mesdames c. Val Fawcett,
George Vandenburg. Darrell Lee,
Herman Anderson, c. p Burkey.
Elmer Hagen. Harry Roberts. b.
B. Hueston, Frank n. Young, Will
liam Mahncke; Glenn Gushing,
Puyallup; G. J. Downing, A. H.
Hooker; Stanley Staatz, Sumner;
Homer Clay, Walter Baumann,
Aileen Pease. Grant Hellar, Leon
ard Schwartz. James Morris,
Harry A. Shaw jr, Wells Wheel
er. Henry Minton, Earl Marble,
Howard Coleman, Homer Lorenz,
Wharton Funk, Harry Daten, c.
F. Engels. Arthur Green, F. F.
Hammond, P W. Hammond, Fred
Hanson, William Drury, Glenn
Parker. John Mueller, Dwight
Orr, Frederick Donoghue, Ray
Sandergren, John Bolinger. Rex
Rutherford,
Ben Redfield, Laura Cornell. Irv-
ing Thomas, Clifford Sayre, Ly-
man Stenberg, Phillip Kyle, Arthur
York, Harold Axtelle, Albert Cook,
G. II. Thomas, Fredericka Heath,
Edmond Cook, Marvin Lynn, Ma
than Lynn, Virgil Cliff. Kent Roth
ermel, Russell Nelson, Shields Wild
ener, Phillip Farmer, Hugh Croft,
Guy Sheldon, Benjamin Snyder,
John Alsip,
E. B. King, Frank T. Walters,
c. C. Trimble, Alvin Allard.
Franklin Johnson, Ensley Level
Ign, Somers Sleep. Robert Strobel;
Carl Scheyer, Puyallup; V. Jones,
Harry Naubert, Sture Stromberg,
B. E. Buckmaster, Crompton Og-
den, Frank Allyn, Hume Cleland,
A. H. Gardner, Frank Oakley,
Albert Morley, Frances Allen,
Veronica Allen, H. S. Argue, A. d.
Myers,
Ernest Card. A A Berilla, A.
L. Morisette. H. A. Mady, C. r.
Kirk, Heref ford Fitch, Ralph
Sproule, II. J. Hoffman, f. J.
Hayes. Howard Mccormick, John
Schlarb jr., William Buchanan,
Harry Andrews, A. D. Willoughby,
George Campbell, r. A. Mueller,
f. J. Galloway, Chaucey Baxter,
!. c. Rowland, Jerome Darling,
A. o. Rowe. ]. E. Burrows, Law
renee Bidwell, George Gahan, T.
f. Murphy, L. J. Conlin, H. c.
Harrigan,
E E. Williams, James Healey,
A. X. keenan,, Julius Peetz, D. r.
Dyckman, Edwin Griffin. Frank
Beers. Benjamin Terry, w. P. Bon
ney. Edith Gordon, H. r. Lea, A.
L. Wescott, George Redway. Henry
Shaw, II. F. Wegener, Mabel Nc
Coy. Edw ward Hodge. Stewart
Davis, William Hopping, Chester
Lindstrom. Robert Shinolt, Percy
Mccormick.
Arthur T. Norman. Phillip Car
land, Erna Osgood. NJ. F. Pugh,
w. c. Perham, Harry Compton,
Edward Bomstead. Archie Nc
Lean jr., j X Gordon, Harold
Mann. Edward Todd. Elmer Peter
.son. Charles Morisette. A. w. Nor
ris. Ronald Johnson, w. r. Martin,
Coolidge Chapman, J. L. Wood jr..
F. B. Crosley, Harold Hawkins,
Paul McGrath. Nels G. Hasselblad;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Group 10 Hear Of
Pacific Islands

Delphiaa aiamnae VIII NEST
Tuesday st the r. w. g. A, With
Mrs. 81 E. Wood presiding, ms
group win continue 10 study "fhs
LIEeratars Vt this Pacific Islands
Members with topics 70 report wli1
be Mrs. H. /. Sanders. Mrs a. W.
Wosmuooa, Mrs. j. " Biakiston.
Mrs. X. e. Elder and Mrs. Wool
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Sieein 70
Marx Anniversary

Hr and Mrs. Zen stsgin 81 sils
No 9Th ~ viii celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary Jan.
- a. & O'Clock IN the pariOFs ri
the FIRST Christian church. 9Th and
X SITS Members of the church and
friends are cordially invited 10 at
tend the affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Dinner-Bridee Group VIII
Meet at McConnauoheys

Mr.. and Mrs A r McCon-
naughey will be hosts TO mem oers
of their bridge club for a dinner
party Friday evening. Guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Lioy'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ronoulst'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Patten. Mr..
and Mrs Claire Bowman Of Olym-
pis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Kaleo Bald
win. also from the capital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Church Guild 70 Entertain
Wednesday Al Noon

The Rachel Guild Of Independent
Bible church will meet for luncheon
at the church Wednesday. at u
O'Clock. Hostesses viii be Mrs.
CLYDE Frohmsder. Mrs. Conrad
-Loney. Mrs. Roy Guam.
Mrs. Rudolph Syvei son VIII teach
the Bible lesson and Mrs. r. H
Paul viii bring the missionary
topic. There will be songs by Miss
Margaret Myles. accompanied by
Mrs. J. B. Youngs- Mrs r. J. Jacoa.
vice president, Will preside. All
young married women are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

Thf Active MOkhrfa fElb q
Milton will hold q btlsinsss rect
ing At ths home u Mira William.
ksmpsf. Tuesday al 1910 Each
member mas bern invited ~ bring
GUEST Finoehls rtil Do played
after the Meeting
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Is House Guest in
Tacoma This Wees

Mrs Charles L.aybOurne u Gard
ner. Mont Who with her husband
II spending the winter With rela'
tiyes at Yelm. IL house guest
this week ~ Mrs Herman knlbbls,
3gi5 East = IT.
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Mr.. Shs.b WIN y
Hostess Wednesday

Members al the Rest ytsms
circle II win meet 81 1 o'elccs
Wednesday Al the nouss ~ Msa
~ e shaub. 20 West Ncsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Guests From Pasco
At Cannon Home

Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Kelley OF
Pasco are spending the weekend
as guests OF DR.. and Mrs. c. T.
Cannon at their home on No.
Junett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

The circles Of the 81 Faul's NJ
". church Ladies' Aid will meet
Wednesday Circle I WIN meet with
Mrs. Il. y. Preston. isi5 30. t5rd.
circle II with Mrs. v. washbirn.
1910 80. } st. (. circle III with Mrs.
George Burnett. s737 30. NJ ~.
elFcls ~ will meet with Mrs. Har-
Old Daskan. s8z4 10. Thompson,
and circle v with Mrs. Theima
Rogers. 1911 so AsOtin.
Circle No. 4. Daughters Of Nor
way, viii meet at the home Of Mrs.
Lying, 5Ol7 so. Fife st.. Tuesday
Tor a 1870 luncheon and program.
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y persons like yourself-have found

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Publishers submit all their important
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AT the end of this sitting process, our
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