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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Lincoln Junior Prom
Set for April l9

The Junior Prom, highlight of
the Lincoln high spring social
calendar, to be held April 10, will
feature a Moonlight Serenade"
setting, it was announced this
week by Stanley Warp, class
president, and William B. Hardie,
faculty adviser.
Seven committees have been
chosen to make plans for the an
nual spring semi-formal. The pro-
gram committee is headed by Miss
Marjorie Ross, assisted by the
Misses Shirley French, Irma Eison
and Frances Sharp.
Entertainment is under the di-
rection Of Miss Lois Dahl, chair
man: Misses Donna Rae Mowre,
Bernice Young and Jessie Miller,
along with Arthur Mortenson and
Dave Whisner. Miss Ruth Jorgen-
son, chairman; Miss Margaret
O'Neil, Frank Meisenburg and
Daniel Bronow have charge of
the decorations.
The publicity group consists of
Miss Margaret Walker and Will
lam Rohrs, while Miss Almira
Marehesini, chairman; Dale Solum
and Robert Reed are handling the
orchestra bids.
Miss Dorothy Warter is plan
ming the refreshments, an d
Charles Rohrs, Arthur Mortenson
and William June are on the clean
up committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Plans Are F estive
For Carnival
Party March 1870 TO Be
Benefit for Convention

Committees have been an
nounced for the annual spring
carnival which members of
the Tacoma Credit Women S
Breakfast club will hold in
the Ray C. Roberts hall the
evenings of March % and 80.
Mrs. Amy Truman and Mrs.
Fromader are general chair
men for the event which is
to be a benefit for the 194l
convention of Pacific North
west council of Credit Wom-
ems Breakfast clubs in Ia
coma.
The affair will have wide
variety Of carnival entertainment
including dancing for which Miss
Margaret May is the chairman.
Chairmen of other committees
are Miss Lois Seamon and Miss
Eleanor Foote, games; Mrs. Edna
Ray. candy: Miss Eleanor Lenning
refreshments: Mrs. w. J. Com
msnd and Mrs. L. J. Kelly, coun-
try store; Miss Margaret Fried
man. fortune telling; Miss Alice
Hudson. white elephants; Mrs. f.
]. Stevens, fish pond; Mrs. w.
Meier, advertising.
Mrs. Leta Smith is president of
the hostess group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Miss Freiier Sets
Wedding Date

Miss Edna Freiter. daughter of
the late Mrs. Lydia Diesterhoft.
has chosen April 7 for her mar
riage to Mr.. Richard Lewis. son
of Mrs. Mary Lewis. The vows
will be exchanged in Faith Evan
gelical Lutheran church.
A shower complimenung Miss
Freiter was given recently by
Miss Leona Schultz and Mis-. Law
renee Walker. co-hostesses, at Miss
Schultz home.
The evening was spent in maxi
ing brides book with fsvors for
games won by Mrs. Leonard
Rigby and Mrs. Robert Schultz.
Following the opening of gifts.
late supper was served.
Guests included Mesdames John
Hanson, David Morris. Edward
Schultz, Leonard Rigby, James
Ockfen. Erhart Schultz. William
Schmeckel. Robert Schultz. Victor
Fox, Ralph Wolfe. Bertha Schultz
and Miss Margaret Faulkner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Mrs. Robert Beadle
To Open Home

For the regular luncheon meet
ing of the Tacoma Day Nursery
club on Thursday afternoon at
1890 o'clock, Mrs. Robert Beadle
will open her home at 4125 No.
Mason. She will be assisted by
Mrs. James F. Dawson, Mrs. Fred
Madsen. Mrs. w. B. Dickinson,
Mrs. Paul T. Benson and Mrs.
L. G. Shanklin.
Mrs. Donald c. Crawforth, pres
ident of the club, will preside over
the afternoon meeting, during
which Miss Claire Brossoit will
be presented in vocal selections,
accompanied by Mr. Frank J.
Nurding. Mrs Clifford Jacobs
will be heard in group Of piano
compositions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Birthday Party Saturday
For Miss Gehri

At 1890 Saturday all members
Of the Farm Maid Junior club will
gather in Miss Reitha Gehri's
studio on the 9th floor at Rhodes
Brothers TO honor Miss Gehri on
her birthday. Over 1900 chill
dren, all Farm Maid members. and
their mothers will attend. There
is to be decorated table for
the refreshments which will be
presided over by the club presi-
dent Melena Feldkirchner. Dur
ing the afternoon pupils OF Miss
Gehri's studio will entertain with
dancing and singing.
The Farm Maid club is newly
organized for all girls and boys and
this is the first social event they
have had. The entertainment and
decorations will be in the Easter
motif.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Tables Reserved
For Bridge Play
Easter Monday Party
Planned by Philomashea

The annual Easter Monday
party of the Philomathea club
of Bellarmine high school viii
be held Monday afternoon at
lis. The party will be held
in the Knights of Columbus
hall. Mothers of the stu
dents at Bellarmine high
school comprise the Philo-
mathea club.
Mrs. E. c. Grenier, general
chairman for the party, an
nounces that reservations for
more than one hundred tables
have been made for the Eas-
ter fete.
Many win be attracted by the
attractive table OF fsvors. A lace
cover will adorn the table and will
be centered with a huge basket OF
daffodils. Daffodiis In keeping
with the spirit of the week will be
used in the decorations, which will
interpret the spring motif. Single
tables will likewise be centered
with other centerpieces contain
ing daffodils In q cup shape filled
with miniature candles. A large
group Is expected and the commit
tee women are hard at work put
ting on the final touches for the
occasion. Playing will begin about
lis. Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. K. c. Grenier.
Main 26s5; Mrs. X. L. Mockel.
Main e565, or Mrs. w. H. carig-
nan, Proctor Ass.
Assisting Mrs. orenier with plans
Are Mesdames J. J. LAPorte. Q, G.
HAfsos. George strobe. J. p. Piper.
r. L. Mockcl. J. n. Weaver, " <
Brady, j. n. Ribsr. II. oiastetter,
A. caillier, Clara Mcsherry. Fred
Schlstter. w. Rogers. Sadie Hesly,
u r.. caiilier. Joseph zenker.
Reservations have been made by
Me@dames M. J. Nicola, Peter Smalz,
John B. Ehreth. VIM. Rowley, Lloyd
Reed. Martin Joyce, Ralph MeKenna,
Louis Mockel. Charles Fisher. Michael
zehndcr. Michael Kelley. Edward
Cuiion Earls. Joseph Alberts. Louis
jacques. Arthur Kintx. Bernard Nc
Cormick. 7. y. Destler. Louis Meaney,
Joseph r. Grsisy, William Caffrey
James Kerrigan. Charles Virgins,
Theodore Gaffney. Harry Peterson.
Arthur Murphey. John Huney, George
Buscko J; 7 Harbot,ls, MsrsIst.a
nedy. Mrs. O. vosel. Mrs. J. d. Par
rel. L. T. McNerthney. Thomas Nc
Eiwain. S. J. Charboneau. II. c. Har-
rigan, J. r. Hoyte. Peter p. Healy.
c. H. Mady. J. b. McNerthney. A. 81.
Thomas. Emmet Mitchell. J. p. simp-
Con, c. J. Fairhurst. J. G. Hlnckly,
John J. Rittich. A. b. Comfort. Edward
olueck. I. A. Drinkwine. A. caillier,
EuEene DuRaw, G. Desso. Margaret
J. r. Msrrick' r J. oB haie cu iran
Mcdonnell Walter Receconl A. l..
Simpson. H. M. shoviain. r. Reding.
Prank Murphy. n. Hermsen. Sadie
Healy.. O. A. Biehsel. w +. Lewis.
y. Gilmer. c. Bresnaham. A. oau-
Boecklin. James Dempsey. T. p. Con-
noy. Thomas Malion, Neal Dempsey
H. A. Greiwe. James Devlin. A. Har-
kins, r. q. Kasselman. A. Connors
D. n. Boskovich. Joseph Mitch.
II. Malleffe. r. Maiiey. A. st. Onse
r.. T. Davis, NJ. NJ. oarbeli. Leo Nc
Gavick, A. Mcdonald. NJ !. Richmond
John Padur, Francis loonan. Hugh
McGayick. Stephen l.. Michael. John
6otak. Joseph Ribar. Joseph JACKIE
". Richmond. Andrew Bertha. Peter
Marinkovich. A. L. Bodoine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Plan Dinner at Synagogue

On Sunday evening at o'clock
a purin dinner will be given in the
vestry rooms of Talmud Torah
synagogue under the auspices of
the Ladies' auxiliary of the syna-
gogue. Mrs. Samuel Cone, presi-
dent, is chairman for the evening.
A program will be presented by
the children of the religious
school. Participating will be Edith
Brodsky, Adelyne Meier. Philip ST.
mon. Beverly Goldfarb. Charleen
Goddard. Adele Donion. Frank
Werbisky, Richard, Edward and
Joan Drues, Joan Sussman, Charles
Goldberg. Beverly Dobry and Al
win and Bill Tone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Delphian Alumnae
To Have Meeting

The next meeting Of Delphian
alumnae viii be held at the Y W.
c. A. Tuesday morning At 10
o'clock. with Mrs. r. /. Sanders
presiding. After a brief business
session. the meeting will be turned
over TO Mrs. II. f. Wood, who will
be supervisor for the study Of CO.
lombia and Venezuela. Members
with topics will be Mrs. Sanders.
Mrs. J. H. Blakiston and Mrs. c.
A. Lund. Mrs. Wood will review
Bridge OF San Luis Ray by
Thornton Wilder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

lis oldfield, Frank Swanberg. Jen-
ME b. Gregg, Irene Johnson. A. A.
Berilla. A. B. Pakusich, X. F.
Younger and Miss Mildred Chris
tenson. Mrs. Robert Hunt viii
furnish the music for the show.
Reservations may be made for
the affair by calling Miss Simpson,
PR 1922, or any member of the
chorus.
Among those already planning
to attend are Mesdames f. f.
Arthur. Edward Armstrong, A. A.
Berilla, George NJ. Brewer. J. P.
Cowan. James II. Egan, I. C. Gim-
lette, c. o. Hogan, II. r. Jorgen-
son, Henry Loren. II. o. Markoff,
Miss May Sanford, Mesdames D.
c. Salley, Albert Anderson, F. c.
Carmody, H. V. Davies, E. o.
Erickson, Jennie B. Gregg, Earl
Hoff, James F. Hooker, Charles B.
King, T. A. Lind, Mabel Madison,
w. r. Mathewson. George Mullen,
Willis Oldfield, Frank Swanberg,
F. W. Ward, Ira VOTERS, Earl D.
Wright, X. F. Yauger, L. r. Bon
neville, r. G. Cameron, George II.
Fisher, Fred 6. Hendrickson, w.
B. Hamilton, Irene Johnson, d. A.
McDougall. E. F. Archer, ]. II.
Murtland, L. J. Muscek, r. G.
Viloudaki, S. NJ. MacLean, w. F.
Coors, S. B. Davidson, A. M. Free
man, f. A. Gottberg, Andrew
Hovde, r. w. Keller, A. B. Paku-
SIGH, f. T. Steven, c. L. Wager, II.
F. Love, George Wratten, Fred
Conrad. James Shannon. A. f.
Long, Charles Leake, Fred Mad
sen, Chas. Fringes, J. Bowes, Lor-
raine Kyle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

Mrs. Dean recently entertained
the board members of the group
who made plans for many interest
ing activities during the coming
season.
Officers serving with Mrs. Dean
are Mrs. ]. f. Burkey, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Charles Berry, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Vernon Patter-
son, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Everett Smith, treasurer; Mrs.
Harold Mann, junior past president
and presidential appointees on the
board. Mrs. John Refine. Mrs. Frank
Merris and Mrs. Edwin Clark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Yearly Luncheon
AT Church Soon
First Presbyterian Women
To Entertain Wednesday.

Highlighting the calendar
of the week for members of
Inez F. Weyer guild of the
First Presbyterian church
will be the annual spring
luncheon which will be served
by the social committee at
1890 on Wednesday in Mel
son hall. Tables will be deco
rated in spring flowers. New
officers and past presidents
will be introduced during the
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Pence, daughter
of one of the guild members, will
sing a group of solos. Lullaby
Land" and 1.-The Old Covered
Wagon" Mrs. L. c. Hughes will
be her accompanist.
The program for the afternoon
will include a devotional talk by
Mrs. Roy L. Dodd and a talk on
Northwest Primitive Indians and
Eskimos" by Mrs. AIDA Knox who
has spent many years among these
people.
Easter music will be in charge
of Mr.. Frank J. Nurding.
Reservations for the affair must
be made by Tuesday morning at
the church office or at PR. 3946.
A business meeting has been
called for 11:30 in Middleton par
lors. Mrs. Hervey Reynolds, the
president, is in charge.
On the same day circle G men,
bers will meet for l o'clock dessert
luncheon at the home of Mrs. J.
C. Dickson, $50 No. Cushman. Mrs.
Margaret Graham will lead the
Bible study.
Circle T members will be en-
tertained by Mrs. r. B. Webb, 1923
So. G st. with Mrs. f. NJ. Abelson
assisting for 1890 luncheon. Mrs.
F. H. Essig is Bible study leader
for the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Plan Easter Breakfast
At Church

The Young Peoples Luther
league OF the Messiah Lutheran
church will entertain at an Easter
breakfast on Sunday morning at
I o'clock in the church parlors.
There will be a program including
several musical numbers by a
quartet including Misses Shirley
Mccarthy. Arlene jackson, Muriel
Baird and Helen Flodstrom. Law
renee Carino will play saxophone
solos and talk viii be given BY
Oak 0tness.
Members OF the committee in
charge are LSurin Cowling. Shir-
ley Mccarthy and Allan Olson,
program. Helen Riher. Bob Had
lund. Evelyn Lovik. Lorraine Bow
and Theodore Baird. breakfast,
Helen Stang and Mertice Brooke,
publicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

Other committees working on
the event are tables, Mesdames
George Mullen. chairman, r. G.
Cameron, A. B. Pakusich. c. II.
Soper. F. Carmody. II. D. Markoff;
prizes, Mesdames Earl Hoff, chair
man. Sydney MaeLean and Earl
Wright; decorations, Mesdames
Irene johnson and Harold Davies;
candy, Mesdames Ira Wolters,
chairman, Fred Hendrickson, L. J.
Muscek, D. c. Salley, Edward
Armstrong.
Models for the style show will be
Mesdames II. o. Markoff, w. r.
Matthewson, Earl d. Wright, VIII
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Breakfast Planned
By Pi 0microns
Annual Easter Event An
ficipaied by Sorority

Members of ri Omicron
sorority are looking forward
to their Easter breakfast-an
annual event upon which
much interest is always TO-
cused. The breakfast will be
given at $50 o'clock in the
dining room at Hotel Win
throp.
Those who are invited to attend
are members of the sorority and
their guests. The Rev. M. L. San
ders win deliver the Easter mes
sage. and Miss Jerry Ferris viii
be presented In vocal selections.
Miss Alice Mosolf is general
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

Reading Club Has
Spring Luncheon

Mrs. II. b. Ritz entertained
members Of the Wichaka Reading
club At spring luncheon on Fri
day afternoon in her home. The
table Was attractive with its floral
eenterpieoe ef blue and yellow
flowers. arranged on a lace cloth.
Mrs. p G. Walker was in charge
Of the afternoon reading.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Miss Nicholson TO Entertain
Edelweiss Club

Mrs. Blanche Nicholson will be
hostess at her home at $40 So.
Proctor Thursday afternoon to
members of Edelweiss club. There
will be an election of officers dur
ing the afternoon. and Mrs. A. C.
Leslie will present a book review
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Mrs. Peck. Mrs. Weeks
Glass Club Speakers

The Tacoma unit Of the Ma
tional Early America Glass club
will meet Monday at the home
OF Mrs. George c. Franklin. lrs
Sll6 No. seth. Mrs. Rogeft Peck
VIII speak on Sandwich Glass,
and Mrs. W. f. Weeks paper viii
deal with Button and Daisy
Glass" Members are asked 70
bring a piece Of either glass for
study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Weyerhaeuser Hall to Be Gay
For Large Social Affair
Miss NeIe Simpson General Chairman of Event With
Mrs. George Fisher as Her Assistsni

The annual card party of the Tacoma Ladies Musical club
will be held Tuesday afternoon at 80 o'clock in Weyer
haeuser hall of the Y. W. C. A. festive spring motif will
and feature of the afternoon will be style
show under the direction of frankie Mills Davis.
Miss nellie Simpson is serving general chairman of
the party with Mrs George Fisher assisting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

chairman for the affair, and her
committee consists of Miss Mabel
Vetter, Miss Etha Murray and
Miss Pauline Sanders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Ladies of KiwaniS Will Meet
Under New Officers Monday
Mrs. Frederick B. Dean Heads New Board Which VIII
Preside at Burkey Home on No. Prospect ST.

First meeting of the Ladies of Kiwanis under the pres
dency of Mrs Frederick B. Dean who recently elected
will be held Monday afternoon the home of Mrs j. E.
Burkey 1907 No. Prospect St
Luncheon will be served IL 80 o'clock with Mrs. Philip
Geger chairman for the day. assisted by Mrs John Fork
enbrock, Mrs George Fisher and Mrs. C. C. Bishop
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