The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

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The long jubilee table was par
ticulariy beautiful with its jubilee
birth cake surrounded by
golden daffodils. yellow tapers
were set in ruffled silver holders
and daffodils and shiny ivy leaves
were festooned in either direction
the length Of the table.
Tables Represent Months
Themes Of the twelve tables in
ciuded. January. all in white. repre-.
senting the snow flake: February,
red, white and blue for the birth
days Of the two famed presidents,
Washington and Lincoln: March,
early spring blossoms and the
coming OF the birds. April. a
spring garden: May. the colorfnl
May-pole; June, the bride and
groom. July. also In red. white and
blue with the Liberty bell: August.
circus time: September. the return
to school with the log school house
IMPLYING the schools attended by
many revolutionary leaders; octo-
Der. the ID. A. X. jubilee; Novem-
Der. the harvest fruit, and Decem-
Der. the Yuie season.
Hostesses In order of the months
they represented were Mcsdames
Earl Robbins, G. w. Osgood, Jo-
seph ID. Lee. Miss Emma NOR,
John c. Huntley. Clara Driskell,
Carl NJ. Nelson. L. c. obcrlies,
r. w. Dimmock, Evelyn chantler,
Clyde r. Gray and William b,
Gregg. Each presented toast
TO the month represented. pointing
out important events Of ID. A. r.
history. Included were such I'm.
portant events as the signing OF
the d. A. n. charter In February,
1896, the formation OF the frs,
d. A. r. chapter in Chicago,
March. 1891, ard the acceptance In
October of the spinning wheel as
the permanent insignia OF the or
ganization.
In Mrs. Smiths welcome TO the
members and their guests. she
pointed out the significance Of the
February luncheon this year in fol-
lowing the year OF the Washing
ton state jubilee ance usually the
annual affair Is held on or near
the birthday of George Washing
ton.
state Regent speaks
The regent presented to the as
sembled group Mrs. 4. r. Rhodes.
who spoke briefly of d. A. r.. work
and OF her recent official visits 10
Washington chapters. She con-
graduated Mary Ball chapter on
their outstanding work a. plo-
neer chapter. being the first egiab-
lished In Washington. Particular
emphasis was also put on the work
the national organization Ia ntriy-
ing for in programs for historic
and patriotic growth among young
people through organization Of
junior chapters and Junior citi-
zens' clubs.
Special guests on this occasion
were: Washington State OAR.
Regent. Mrs. Edwin 4. Rhodes.
Mrs. stanton Warburton. st.,
member Of the Washington state
OAR. executive board and chair
man Of the year book committee:
Mrs. Guy X. Llewellyn. Washing
ton state chairman OF American
ism; Mrs. 4. l.. Spencer. regent
Of Elizabeth Forey chapter. Mrs.
Frederick Beebe, a former regent
Of Mary Ball: Mrs. c. =. Bingham,
former regent q Charles Carroll
Of carrollton chapter. Of sedro
Woolley: Mrs. W. T. odlin Of
Governor Isaac Stevens chapter OF
Anscortes. Ara J. T. Bagisy.
former regent Of Willamette
chapter Of Portland. Mrs LsbertA
Walsh. OAR from Cincinnati.
Mrs Frederick Friberg. chairman
Of the junior Mary Ball group.
Mrs Page r. Hosmer. hiAs Jean
Hudson, Miss Ella Purdy, mem
Der of Louisa Adams chapter,
Warrington. d. C.. Mrs George
Tarbell. a former regent Of Mary
Ball. now a resident Of Olympia
and a member Of SAGA tawea chspt-
er. Mrs. Stephen Irwin 81 Robert
Gray chapter. Hoqliiam.
Arrange Program
Mrs. J. II. kitlAr. the program
chairman for the year for Mar
Bal. arranged the entire program.
Incidental music. and accompanied
all the various parts Of the pro
gram on the piano.
corssges Of white Eardsnias and
ophslia rosebuds were worn BY the
state and chapter regents
Women u Fact and Fancy"
written BY MIRA Kltlar. was pre-
sented BY the Juniors. The pro. /
lozpe and epilogBs were given BY I
Mrs. Harry = Cain.
Characters Included Queen IKz-
bella. Mrs. Elmer g Hagen. Queen !