The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

est Pioneer ave, Friday.
The session will open at 1:3o
with Mrs. Charles Getzendaner,
president, in charge. For the pro-
gram, Mrs. J. Bert Forbes will
give the biography of a Yakima
pioneer and Mrs Melissa Rogers
will tell the story of a Chehaiis
woman. Co-hostesses for refresh
ments win be Mrs Verne Mcbride
and Mrs. Robbins of Puyallup, and
Mrs. May Burgiehaus and Mrs.
Robert Huff Of Sumner.
/ Mrs. L. r. Issacs OF Tacoma, a
state vice president of PIT. A.
groups. will be speaker at a meet
ing of the Woodland PIT. A. at
the school Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock. Her subject will be
Character Education" A short
program will also be presented by
the Girl Scouts and Cubs.
The club is planning hobby
show for Jan. 26 and during the
business session a committee will
be appointed to arrange the affair
Monday evening the Mary
Martha society and the Ladies
Aid of Peace Lutheran church are
giving a supper. honoring members
of the senior choir group. In the
social room Of the church.
Ladies' Aid Meets
At ! o'clock Wednesday after
noon the Ladies Aid will meet at
the church for luncheon with Mrs.
Gertrude Adams, Mrs. Ethel
Knaack, Mrs. Margaret Helmold
and Mrs. Margaret Thun as host.
esses. Other meetings this week
include the first of series of lee
lures on Holy Scripture" by Rev.
Erwin Jahr. the pastor, on Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. and session of
Sunday school teachers and the
Luther guild at the church FRI
day, also at 1880.
Sunday afternoon the annual
business meeting of the congre-
cation will be held at 2 o'clock in
the church when officers for the
year will be elected.
The Women's council of the
First Baptist church will meet at
the church Wednesday for q pot
luck luncheon at which guests will
be a caravan Of ladies from the
Fern Hill. Sixth Avenue and First
Baptist churches of Tacoma. The
visitors will present the program.
On Monday evening there will
be a meeting of the World Wide
Guild girls at the home Of Mrs.
Archie Robinson. no 5th ave,
N. w. The group will work on
scrap book to he presented to the
Orthopedic hospital. Friday night
Sunday school workers will meet
with the superintendent. Dick
Woodruff, at his home on West
Main ave.
Birthday Observed
At recent gathering OF the
Neighborhocd club. group Of
residents of Southeast Puyallup,
the birthday of Mrs. Charles Nc
Callum of 27th st., s. E., was cele-
brated Mrs. McCallum was host
ess and had as her guests Mrs.
George Shaben, Mrs. Frank Ross.
Mrs. George McWillis and Mrs.
George Russell.
Motion pictures of the work be-
ing done by the Coast Guard will
be shown at the Chamber Of Com
merce luncheon Tuesday noon.
Officers In the service from Sc
attic will present the program.
George Mitchell of Seattle. chair
man of the state committee for
planting game fish, Will be speak
er at q meeting of the Puyallup
Sportsmens club at Georges cabin
on Linden drive Monday evening
at s o'clock. Pierce Leavitt. presi-
dent of the club. will announce his
appointments of committee chair
men for the year.
The Womens society and the
Young Women's Guild of the Pres
byterian church will hold joint
luncheon and program at the
church Thursday. The luncheon,
to be served by the society. will
be at ! o'clock and Mrs. Axel SAL
quist will be In charge Of the pro-
gram. The speaker will be Mrs.
X. j. Machines Of Seattle, wife Of
the late pastor, who will have
Stewardship" as her subject.
The Women's society will con-
vene at IL a. m. for a business
session with Mrs. George Ches-
brough. president of the group. In
charge.
Mrs. Gordon Gross and baby
daughter left the latter part of
the week for Chicago where she
will join her husband who In taxi
ing q two months post graduate
course In dentistry at Northwest
ern university. She was accom-
panied by Miss Mary Perfield, who
has been here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Perfield.
Miss Perfield will visit her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mira.
William Perfield, at Wayne, Mich.
before going on to Amityville,
Long Island, where she is en-
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