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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
MAR RAG
LICENSES

William Beard, 10; Johnnie M
VERIFY, l6.
Benjamin Hill. %; Annie ogle-
tree, 20.
Eural L. johnson, %; Julia NJ
Scott II.
Victor Evans. %; Anthelee An
derson. 10.
Roosevelt Russell, IS; Estelle
Parks, %,
James Gray, ID; Ninetter Jones, SO
John Steward, 81; Irene Chancel.
lor, 43.
Julius F. Pitts, 81; Ruth Langston
10.
Charles Cox; AZ; Eleanor Barnet.
tie, SO
Enoch Henriques, 4s; Morzell
Smith, IS
smillie Cathey, IS; Mabel Miller
%.
Lafayette Allen, JEr 10 Gnksterli
Adella Roundtree, IS, Unkster)
James Poole, 10; Beatrice Dorsay
IT.
Eddie Walker, ~; Monteal Wells
80.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
Matron A. c. Club

Helen Buford Of East Forest
avenue was hostess at a benefit
bridge luncheon honoring the Ma
tron Athletic Social club. Sarah
Robinson and Romania Tucker were
prize winners Of the evening.
Members present were Mrs. Brent
Ashford, Loise Powell, Callie Allen,
Minnie Lucis. Minnie Jamison, Mrs.
Wilson, Helen Buford. Elegra How
ard, and Mrs. Hearin. Guests in
cluded Matte Byers. Florence
Fields, Ruby Richards, Mary Fisher.
Emmerell Davis Ethel Alexander.
Geraldine Robertson. Jerry Robin
son, Loxie Lavilitoat, Lenora Banks.
Rose Brown, Willie Rembert Johnnie
Oneal, Mrs. Porter and Mrs.
Murphy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
Swankie Club
In Socia

In its recent social. the Swankie
Social club came through with fly
ing colors last Saturday night Feb
"a, in the beautiful home OF Mrs
Florence Nelson on Owen street
Mrs. Bessie Hill and Mrs. Nelson
were hasteSses-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02

his trade Of doctoring out
Highland Park way is driv-
ing s.sparkling new. black Pontiac
sedan. "Just celebrating his
first anniversary as a medico in
Detroit" says DR.. Dick McGhee Of
X X X
MYRTLE GASKILL and MARION
GREEN were joint hostesses
at a very gay and unique
meeting OF THE CHATTERBOXES"
at MYRTLE GASKILL'S last
Friday night. The idea was
to dress so as to convey the idea
of some song the idea was
first originated by Elsa Maxwell,
famous party giver and is
:atchihg on among smart groups.
We are told that hilarity
reigned and how in this instance,
X X X
NITELIFERS will be in
terested to know that TEDDY
BLACKMON, the one and only
will be back in town by
he time you read this. Ii
seems that Mack Ivey, in an attemp,
to raise the standard OF entertain
men. at his spot. The Cozy Corner
is bringing Teddy here as
producer. -.
It will be a thrill to see a good
show again we can all re-
member with pleasure the superior
type Of shows Teddy put In
the Club Plantation for three
straight years. &. All he needs
is free hand and he will
truly make the joint jump.
MRS. EVA GREEN was the
delighted recipient at a sur
prise party in her honor
last week at the beautiful home Of
the W. H. ROBINSONS. E.
A small group OF close friends
celebrated and sang Happy
Birthday" to and with
JOHN ROXBOROUGH this
past week in the unusually
soignee recreation rooms Of his psls-
tial home on Holbrook avenue.
4 4 4
SAM THOMAS whizzes
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
Mrs. S. Penn Is
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Sylvia Penn was hostess las
week to the Twelve Bridgedaires al
her home on Brush street.
The party recently sponsored by
the group was discussed and con.
sidered from all angles a success
full event.
Following business session a de-
lightful menu was served by the
hostess to the members present who
included Mrs. Clara Norwood, Mrs
Dorothy Murray. Mrs. Cecilia Phyl-
us and Miss Marian Trusel.
The next meeting will be held a,
the home Of the president, Mrs
Cecilia Phillip Of Scotten avenue,
Mrs. Dorothy Murray is club secre-
tary; Mrs. Thelnia Moss, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
GADDINGS
"scRuoosEY" PITCHES A PARTY
sy GLADYS MILLS

"ScRUooSEY" PITCHES A PARTY
1t last Wednesday night . that pretty MARIE
SCRUGGS played hostess and too, too charmingly
to group of gamorous maids and matrons at bridge
Her small and coy apartm afforded not half enough
space for large gathering So Marie took them all
out to the ]. ]. McClendons place on Ager avenue
which being both spacious and well appointed was quite
the place for all of the bidding and sammng that went
until well up into the night.
ing the rewards into such things as rare brands
of perfume smart clips. costume bracelets travelling
Those emerging victorious were ANN SMITH. MRS:
VILLA JOHNSON MURIEL McCoRKLE EDITH
WATSON .. and MARGARET PIPER.
MARES guests for the affair, included MAMIE
ALEXANDER -. LEITHA RODGERS MARION Alal
CARTER PHYLLIS GOLDEN MARGARET SMITH
+. BERNADINE JORDAN ETHEL BAKER c>
LOUISE TAYLOR -. MYRTLE GASKIIL MIGNoN
BROWN THE oNT soUsTo EDDIE TE Roe M
=. EDNA ToNDEE VIRGINIA WHITE -; HELEN, HELENE
EVELYN RHF HowARB
McCLENDON VERLIE NORTON.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER
KATE PICKENS. boast and does OF the fact that
she was born in February birth OF SO many FAMOUS
people and days, her natal day the same as tha
of George Washington. last Thursday al unknown
to Kate. her mother MRS j. H. CAMfbElL. 'ih' s
the school who teach with Kate ana rev
others parake of surprise brhday oinher 'ou' "
their home Trowbridge avenue - - $3.50
few of those who enjoyed the sUMPTUoUs ve-eourse
JENNIE YOUNG LoLLlE E,,, WALKEE
BEULAaI CAIN FANNIE BETHEL and FAN
NETTE NORRIS.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE "JABBERWOCk'
THE DELTA SoRORS will decorate the stage OF tne
Art institute Friday when the curtain goes up
on the eleventh annual "Jabberwock' with curtain
loaned them by "CH1LTON AND THOMAS" nationally
known dance team.
The curtain which is said to have cost thousand
dollars used as part of the act of this very famous
pair . quite scoop for the 'Ds"....
BETTYE BLAND petite member OF the DELSFftrlEo
will be head usher and in the most adorable get-up..
MARIAN AMES GREEN who has been out OF the picture
too long at "Jabberwocks is presenting complimentary
slit this year directed and costumed by her.. From
her yearly contributions the recreation program held
at Olympia expecting something very good
will be there herself to direct the musical numbers
Occupants of one box will include MRS. EUNICE
WILSON ANDERSON, former star of Lew Leslies Black
BIRDS MRS SHERMAN ROBBINS, former Cotton
club chlorine . MRS. SUE GREEN . ALICE DENT
I. t. . FLOYE JOHNSON MRS. NORMAN B. WELLS
MRS. FRED FULLER JEAN EMBRY MABEL
RHODES ULIA GRAHAM.
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through town in the very latest
word in chariots a this years
LaSalle 1t is truly a gor-
geous thing and is not in anybody's
X X X
THE GLEN COCHRANS q.
are that proud OF their .. bundle
from Heaven its a little lass
born February l6 and
she will be called CARMEN ANITA.
MRS. INEZ UPSHAW OF Chicago
and her mother, MRS. BAKER q.
are IN the city visiting Mrs.
William Hayden whose sister
and mother they are.
X X X
MRS. RHODA JOHNSON was
hostess at a very gay bridge break
fast honoring Mrs. Upshaw
last Thursday morning at
her home on Mitchell avenue.
Guests present were GLADYS
SCOTT, who won first prize
BEUNICE BLOCKER ETA
SNoWDEN AURELIA HARDY
ROSE HILL MOBILE
DAVIS MARY MORRISON
MARJORIE HACKETT &.
BEATRICE JACKSON -. EVE
LYN FORD CARRIE B. HALL
HARRIET HAYDEN and
THERESA ROGERS.
THE NAClREMA BACHELORS
are really going to put on
the dog" next Saturday night
at their seventeenth annual
Bachelors dinner. They really
are having bush partridge, sent
here from Australia for the affair.
-. whatever bush partridge Is
plus no end of other rare
viands and vintage. An inter
esting and very entertaining pro-
gram Il being arranged for the
occasion. We are told that
JOSEPH COLE and FREDA BAL
LEY will be there to sing.
The 50 bachelors, IA of whom
come from the student group
have lost four of the staunchest g.
FRANK DAVIS to ALBERTA
DUNCAN LOWELL BAKER
to ETHEL CHILDS BRADY
MOSS to TRULY SHERRILL
and WILLIAM GRAVEL to an I'm
known Chicago beauty.
WHAT will this year bring
there are still quite a number OF
them left loose what about
WILLIS WARD EDDIE
TOLAN JESSE MCMILLAN
BEN HENDERSON
ULYSSES BOYKIN DIR.
THOMAS LOVE CHARLES
HANCOCK. o..
To say nothing of the
group famous for alternating
between blissful wedlock
and more blissful tachelorhood
namely MARSHALL WILL
JAMS SANDY CLOUD.
And there is still HORSE Pryor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
Modern Homemakers

Mrs. Robinson was hostess last
week to the Modern Homemakers
club at her home on Goddard ave
nue.. Reports from the party re-
Gently held at the home Of Mrs.
Lipscombe were heard and favor
ably accepted.
The meeting adjourned following
the service of tasty menu to meet
March IA at the home of Mrs, Clara
Simpkins OF 1916 Rosedale avenue
Jessie NJ. Robinson, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02

INTERESTING TRIVIA
Via the grapevine we learn
that LEONA GARDNER GOGGINS
was married in Toledo
last Saturday TO a Mr.
CARROLL whom it has not
been our pleasure to meet. =.
Happy landing to LEONA and the
lucky gent.
X 4 X
LITTLE GLORIA GRIGSBY g.
elder of the Grigsby children {.
Is in the throes Of a nasty attack
of pneumonia has in fact had
her parents very worried. She
seems to be swapping out OF it at
this writing.
X xx
HANNAH WHITE, Of Chicago q.
T. in the city visitor of the
SAMUEL JONESES of Nc
Dougall. .
MONWELLA WILLIAMS is
home from her recent trip
to the Mardi Gras and has
interesting tales TO tell Of her trip
to bayou land.
X X X
Our congrats to DIR. SAM
UEL MILTON upon his recent
nomination, as commissioner in
River Rouge. His nomination
marks the first time for a Negro.
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Among the guests were Mrs.
Vivian Nash, Prof. and Mrs. Her
oert Physcoti. Mr.. and Mrs. WHEEL
Ter Dixon, Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles
Nelson, Mrs. Leona Digs, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gaskill, DR.. Randolph,
Ethel Jackson. Mrs. Lille Bland,
Ernest Buddy Sykes, Mrs. Anna
Saswald. A. S Ratcliff, Ben Waller,
Mrs. Maggie Strong, Robert Palmer,
Lucille Clark. c. c. Jackson, Inez
Miller, Jean Butler. Mr. and Mrs,
Emery Mcdonald. Mr. Cunningham,
Leona Strong. and Mrs. Strong,
members OF the Black Dragon club,
Rambling Six and Trojan club.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
In Dinner Parfv

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis johnson of
Woodrow avenue entertained at a
dinner party last Sunday evening.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Jackson, Miss Beatrice
Hicks, Mr.. and MS Andrew Down
ing, Mrs. Susie Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Mullins, Mrs. E. H. Mickey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Campbell,
Mrs. Mable Smith, and L. Jordan.
Following dinner the evening was
spent playing bridge and dancing.
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to be disposed of we
can only wait.
X X X
THE SIGMA SHADOWS met
Jointly with the men of PHI BETA
SIGMA at the home OF BEN
HENDERSON last Saturday
night An interesting meeting
was held and bridge and
Chinese checkers were the
features during the social hour
Those Of the fair sex present
were MRS. S. W. JENKINS
MRS. J. C. ISAACS MRS.
]. A. MCCALL MRS. EDWARD
WILLIAMS MRS. RUBY
TRrMBLE MRS. JAMES
GRANT g. MRS. B. ]. MCCALL
MRS. ALLEN BIBB 4.
MISS NANCY JENNISON and
MISS ELAINE WILMINGTON. /.
X X X
Members Of THE NEW IDEA
CIVIC AND SOCIAL CLUB &.
were out in toto y. for their
last meeting which was held
=. at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Blackburn Irwin 1888 Gala
her street who was hostess
assisted by Mrs. Clancy Mathews
and Villa Mae Tiller.
Mrs, Walter Cochran, whom most
Of US will know better by her
maiden name, which was Winifred
Walker addressed the group
very charmingly on the subject Of
The Negro in Music. The presi-
dent, Mrs Emma Reid, brought cur
rent events on recent achievements
Of Negroes,
The menu was served in patriotic
colors, in honor of Washington's
birthday Mrs. Louise Terry
was taken in as a new member.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
Calvin Hendricks
Entertain Friends

The Calvin Hendricks OF Gala
CHER street gave the second OF the
series of neighborly evenings Fri
day evening. Many games were
played, prize winners were Charles
Haskins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hodge and Mrs. L. T. Holly. Cock
tails and REFRESHMENTS were served.
The neighbors present were Mr..
and Mrs Charles Haskins, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T. Holly. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
City Alumnae Club
Will Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. HesIy Open
Home Saturday Evening

Annually Alpha Delta Pi So
rority, city alumnae, entertain
their husbands at an autumn
dinner party and for this
years affair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore H ealy will open
their home for the occasion.
After the dinner hour games
will be played. A Thanks
giving theme will be used in
the party decorations.
Members and their husbands or
escorts include Messrs. and Mes
DANES Everett Jensen, Arthur
Schmitz. Charles Devlin. Robert
Hunt, Frances Olson, Jess Hansen,
F. b. Mossman, of Seattle, Ray
Kern. Sumner. Gordon Gross. Puy-
allup. Miss Irene Alexander, Miss
Lois Cade. Mr.. Ted Swanson.
Mrs. Healy is president of the
Tacoma Alpha Delta Pi alumnae
group.
Alpha Beta Epsilon sorority of
the College of Puget Sound an
nounce the pledging of Miss Peggy
Thompson, junior.
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Invitations Out
For Reception
Miss Cousin TO Wed Mr..
Meseher November 80

Miss Marguerite Cousin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Regis Marius Julien Cousin,
and Mr.. Edward Francis
Meagher, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
George II. Meyer, will repeat
their nuptial VOWS in the rec
tory of st. Patrick's church
on Saturday morning, Nov,
so, the Rev. Monsignor Will
liam j. Noonan officiating.
Immediate members of the two
families will be present for the
quiet ceremony which will be fol-
lowed by a reception at noon in the
Tacoma Lawn Tennis club. Several
score invitations were in the mail
on Thursday for the wedding re-
ception which will be attended by
closest friends of the couple and
their families.
Attendants at the wedding will
be Miss Mary Louise Monroe and
Mr.. Richard Meyer. brother of the
bridegroom elect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
College Girls Plan
Annual Play-Day

The Women's Athletic assoeia-
ton of the College OF Puget Sound.
under the direction of General
Chairman Miss Muriel Woods. is
sponsoring its annual Play Day
on Saturday in the college gym
nasium. Previously senior high
school students have been guests
Of the day but this year members
of the junior high schools have
been asked from the six inter-
mediate schools OF the city. The
girls will be divided into six groups
of ten members each. with two
leaders for each group.
Activities will begin at . a. m.
and continue throughout the morn
ing. On the program are volley-
ball, net games, circle games. re-
lays. posture parade and a fencing
exhibition by Miss Elizabeth Bona
and Miss Marguerite 1rle. Follow
ing this refreshments will be
served.
Assisting Miss Woods on her
committee are the Misses Marion
Rolstad. Betty Jane Pyle. Patrieia
keene, Shirley Horr. Jean Button.
Ruth Grain. Mary Ogden, Frances
Tarr, Maxine Bitney. Betty Jane
Graham. Janet Hatch. Ruth Paul
inc Todd and Louise Jayko.
The purpose of Play Day is to
acquaint the girls with the college
athletic program. and with the
girls from the other intermediate
schools.
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iii0iibN ioAti vi III wv NNNiiiii
In charge of the evenings aetiv-
tiles are the following: Invita-
tons. Esther Watney, chairman,
Ellen Swanson, Martha Simonson;
refreshments, Ru h Bengtson.
chairman. Thelma Thureson; dec
orations, Marcella Ere d er X,
chairman. Nancy Glenn, Virginia
Hcndrickson, and Laura Midtsater;
program and games. 1rma North,
chairman. Lenore Rasmussen. Mar
jorie Glenn. Others assisting are
Aoelaine johnson, Rhoda Lee and
Charl Knapp.
An incomplete guest list In
cludes Ernie Harmon. George
Gray, Luther Bengtson. Daniel
O'Dell, Paul Foster. Bliss Croft.
Jordan Moe. Erling Holland, Rhys
Wood. Jack Green law. Burt
Thorpe, Harvey Tollfeldt. Al ST.
monson, Torger Lee. Dick Bennett,
John Dagsland, Lyle Gait, Merle
Palmer.
Jim Anderson, Luther Living
ston. Fred Hill, Arthur Gilman
Gerald Lider. Harold Peterson. Bot
Clark. Neil Hoff. Bill Bennett, Ray
kappus. Omar Steneson. Bob Tom
mervik, Bob Lando. Gordon HUSKY
Alvin Jacobs, Bob Herness. Me
Sinex. Burleigh Krona. Earl Plat
Arne Peterson. Hal Evans. Henry
Hanson. Bertil Billdt. Ray Cab
bard. Roy Stevens, Arnold Kettler
Howard Willis.
Hostesses for the evening are
Ruth Simonson. Charl Knapp
Marybess Daddow. Martha Simon
son. Betty Marchand. Arlee Ru-
tilda. Esther Watney. Sally Stacy
Marjorie Nelson, Marjorie Glenn
Gloria RUNNER. Florence Hopp
Avis Rowland. Adelaine johnson.
Georgiana Atkinson. Dorothy
wickens. Dorothy Fristoe. Virginia
Hendrickson. Jackie Emery. Nancy
Glenn. Muriel Mckinney. Kathryn
Wallen, Priscilla Preus. Eunics
Billdt. Dorothy Larson. Emmy Lou
Hoff and Ruth Opstad.
Doraine LeBeau. Bernice Elk
lund, Thelma Thureson. Nina An
derson. Betty Stockton. Eleanor
Gardner. Marie Anderson. Alalie
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Fosso. Frances Johnson. Lenore
Jahlstrom. Hortense Mackie, Bar
bara Xavier, Vivian Pearson. Eve
Ign Stalwick. Betty Winter. Mary
Ann Leque, Margaret Jensen. Mar
celia Frederick, Irma North.
To assist Miss Rutila in the
party will be Lenore Jahlstrom.
vice president; Nina Anderson.
secretary; Evelyn Knihbe. trea-
surer; advertising manager. Ann
Pyfer. and sergeant at arms
Verna Jean Hedderly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Seattle ACClaims
Peggy Strong
Work OF Artist Shown
Al Fuller Museum

Again Miss Peggy Strong
has brought recognition to
Tacoma through her out.
standing art work - the dis.
tinction of presenting a zone
man-show" at the Seattle
Fuller Art museum is hers
and for the current month
many of her paintings will be
on display there. The No
vember exhibit was previewed
at the museum on Wednesday
evening and comment on Miss
Strong's work was most IA
vorable.
Joining Miss Strong. for the
opening were her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Strong, her sisters,
Misses Catherine, Jean and Bib
bits. Miss Catherine has recently
returned from an EXTENDED resi-
dcnce in San Francisco.
Before the preview Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Anderson were cocktail
and dinner hosts In Miss Strong s
honor.
In the gallery which Miss
Strong's works filled were an
amazing variety of paintings which
illustrated the versatility of her
art. A Seattle critic states that
she excells in her portraiture
which she paints with artistry and
imagination - yet her still lifes
landscapes and water colors are
vital and inspirational = such a
combination in so young an artist
is rare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

Tacoma Garden Club Presents
Exhibit of Fall Flowers
Display Of Shrubbery and Autumn Blossoms VIII Be
Tuesday in Junior Ballroom Of Hotel Winthrop

Chrysanthemums, asers roses, pansies and vioas. in
fact any flower which may be blooming in the garden
shrub eligible for entry in the noncompettve fall
flower show to be given by members of the Tacoma Garden
club Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the junior ball
room of the Hotel Winthrop
Hghlght of the afternoons horticultural program will
be talk by Mrs. A S Black program chairman. For her
topic Mrs Black has chosen the Shrub Garden; she will
discuss unusual old shrubs little known to the Northwest
gardener but commonplaee in the gardens Of ENGLAND
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PIT. A. News
FRIDAY

willard PIT. A. is sponsoring a
carnival at p. m. There will be
refreshment booths. fortune tell
ing, white elephants. fish pond,
needle work booths, candy and a
handkerchief tree. Two motion
pictures will be shown.
SATURDAY
Oakland PIT. A. is sponsoring a
card party at S p. m. at Pacific
Match Co. Bridge. 800" and
pinochle will be played. Apple pie
and coffee will be served after
cards.
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noon. A representative fr o m
American Red Cross will speak
on "Americanism and Citizen
ship" Third and fourth grade
pupils will perform. Dessert lunch
con will be served by Mrs. Victor
Bjorkland. Mrs. Arthur Rowe and
Mrs. John Gushing.
Manitou PIT. A. is sponsoring
card party at l p. m. at the
home OF Mrs, Paul Dougherty
4slO American Lake blvd. Dessert
luncheon will be served. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs Wal
ter Peterson and Mrs. o. f. Ecola.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Miss West 70 Speak on
Orient at Meefino FRIDAY

Miss Isabelle West win speak
on her trip to the orient at the
meeting of White Glover chapter.
Rainbow Girls. on Friday evening
at o'clock in South Tacoma
Masonic temple. Plans will be
made for visit to the Masonic
home at Zenith TO celebrate the
birthday of the chapters adopted
grandmother. Mrs. Jeanette John
ron.
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MONDAY

Arlington PreschooI meets at
7:30 p m. at the home Of Mrs.
Roy Spooner. 7O47 So. Tacoma
way. Mrs. Lillian Emblem will
lead the study group. Mrs. Spoon
err will be assisted by Mrs Elmo
Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Mrs. Allard Entertains

oman STUDY club was entertain
ed at / o'clock on Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Alvin
Allard, 4l09 Sixth ave. Mrs. John
Alsin presented as her topic for
the afternoon Creative Play for
Children.
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TUESDAY

Arlington PIT. A. meets at / 80
p. m. II will be an open house
with the program in charge of
Mrs. Esther Manley. principal. II
will have as theme Book Week.
American Education Week and
Armistice Day"
Horace Mann PIT. 4. meets at
> 80 p. m. in the auditorium with
Mrs. John Quinn speaking on Ed
ucation and the Defense of Amer
lea" There will be demonstra-
ton by the school children: The
first grade will have a reading
game; there will be d book review
"Oh Susannah." and a book
tableau. Down. Down the Noun
tain" This date will also be OBJ
served as visiting day.
Lowell Pr. A. meets az p. m.
II. :. Mcllvaigh. secretary OF Gen.
trail Labor council. will speak on
vocational education.
Parents are invited 10 visit the
rooms. A short program will be
held in the auditorium. Mrs. Har.
old Fisk arranging the music. This
viii be followed by the social hour
with Mrs. VIM. G. McNamsra
hostess, assisted by Mrs. c. F
Elsbree
Park Avenue PIT. 4. meets al
5 p. m in the annex. Ronald kilde
will play the violin. Mothers OF
Mrs. Bernice p. Buttorffs room
will be hostesses.
Stadium High PIT. A. meets al
PAS p. m. Mrs. f. W. Cummings
will speak on The Evalustion Of
the National Parent Teacher Mag
azine Material for Parent Teacher
Work" Dorothy Isaacs will pre-
sent a violin solo. accompanied
by her mother. A skit Will be pul
on by Julisna Ray and Gloris
Mierow. Mrs. A. NJ. Ray will have
a skit. National PIT. A. Spelling
Bee" Mrs. Roy Kneeland and Mrs
Earl Garrison planned the pro-
gram. Mrs. Chris Morgan viii Dc
in charge OF the social hour.
Dash Point Pr. A. meets al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

Members on the committee in
charge OF the show, Aesdames
Wayne Reyes. T. A. Peterman,
Sam y. Stocking and A. r. Gard
ner. request all members to bring
any seeds which they may have to
the Tuesday meeting. These seeds
will be gathered and sent TO Eng
land.
Hostesses for the tea hour which
will follow the program are Mes
danes Metcalf Fogg. Robert
Beach. Frank Carnahan and Frank
Jeffries.
Mrs. f. c. Richards announces
meeting OF the executive board
on Monday at 2 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Raymond Tarr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Paperchase VIII Be
Sunday Morninq

Woodbrpok Hunt club will turn
out Sunday morning at $50 for
a paperchase, breakfast will be
served afterwards in the clubhouse.