The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-14
PIT. A. Open
House Planned
Sumner Group to
End Yeor TuesdoY

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SUMNER Open house viii be
the feature Of the last meeting of
the school year Of the Sumner
Parent-Teacher association in the
high school auditorium tuesday
evening At 8 o'clock. The parents
will see demonstration in various
departments. Musical numbers
will include selections by the
spsrtonisns. directed by Miss
Edna sandblom. and songs by
junior high school girls. directed
by Miss Frances Murphy. Miss
Mildred Carmen will present the
grade school orchestra. Refresh
ments viii be served in the do
mestic science rooms. Mrs. r. r.
Ruffin Ia In charge of arrange
ments.
Mothers Day Tea
More than 30 mothers were
guests Of the Summer Christian
Endeavor society at q tea Sunday
afternoon In the parlors Of the
Christian church. Miss Annabel
Post was In charge of the program
which included: welcome to the
mothers. Evelyn Oliver; reading
my Mother Emile Dennis:
vocal solo. Burl Gassoway, ac-
companied Elva Larson: reading,
The Wife Who Sat Up" Joan
carel. and piano solo. Doris Mae
Hilliard; Origin Of Mother Day."
Elva Larson. Refreshments were
served with Mrs. Paul Benton and
Mrs. Dewey Coffman pouring.
Newly-elected officers of the
Ladies Community club of North
Puyallup will be installed at the
annual spring luncheon Wednesday
at ! o'clock at My Wife's cafe.
Mrs. Eva Bignell will be installing
officer and the following will be
seated: Mrs. Frank Quinn. presi-
dent; Mrs. A. c. Morgan, first vice
president; Mrs. Stephen Glandon,
second vice president; Mrs. Gordon
English, secretary. and Mrs. II.
Gilchrist, treasurer. Mrs. w. II.
Brownell is the retiring president.
Plan Garden Tour
Sumner Civic Improvement club
will sponsor a tour Of the famous
Duffy Gardens at Three Tree Point
May 20. In charge of arrange
ments are: Mrs. Ray Kerns. Mrs.
II. F. Bailey, Mrs. A. w. Langdan
and Mrs. Walter Guske.
Sylvia Langdon was elected
Worthy Adviser OF the Sumner
assembly, Order of Rainbow for
Girls. for the ensuing six months
Other officers include Dorothy
associate adviser; Ruth
Carnahan, Charity; Nita Shook,
Hope; Patty Riddell, Faith; Jean
Howe. chaplain; Shirley Owen,
drill leader; Pauline Martin, flag
bearer; Donna Jean Forrest. stan
dard bearer; Betty johnson, red:
Georgiana Atkinson. orange; Joyce
Jamison, yellow; Leona Wahl.
green: Myrtle Sperb. blue; Flor
ence Anderson, indigo: Neona
Peoples, violet; Lucy Belle Ryan,
observer; Dorothy
musician; Janice Jami-
son, choir director; Melva Wright,
keeper of jewels; Jean Rutledge,
keeper of paraphernalia; choir.
lone Davis, Marjorie Schoffen.
Goodwin. Dorothea NAL
ley. Shirley Kemp. Shirley Dyb-
dahl. Jacqueline Smith; program
Dorothy Conant.
Mrs. Dunlap Speaker
The women's Missionary society
Of the Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. Ernest Guptil
Wednesday at l o'clock for a no.
hostess luncheon. Mrs. ID. T.
Dunlap. a missionary from the
Philippines. viii speak.
The Young Matrons circle for
the White Shield home met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Fred Tebb. Mrs. Stanley Staatz,
vice president and acting president
Of the executive board of the
home, was In charge.
Mrs. John sperb. Mrs. Walter
Guske and Mrs. Fred Rockway
attended the Mothers day fesu-
vities at Ellensburg Saturday and
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