The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Sumner Rose
Show Saturday
Afternoon Parade
Will Open Event

SUMMERTIME sumner Ross
show. sponsored by the Business
and professional Women's club
will open Saturday afternoon with
parade. Formation will be al
the nigh school at 1890 and Will
proceed up Main ST. TO the triangle
where the king will be crowned
After the coronation ceremony
the king will officially open the
Rose show. which is to be held in
the Puget Sound Power and Light
Co. building.
Following are the types of en-
tries eligible for the parade:
Floats. costumes. representations.
bands. drill teams. Riddles in CO.'S
tunes. and miniature floats.
On Friday evening the Grow a
Rose for Summer" banquet will
be held in My Wife's cafe at $50.
William c. Thompson, Tacoma.
will be speaker. Identity Of the
king and his court will be revealed
at the banquet.
Committees In charge of the
show are: General chairman, Mrs.
Hazelverne Funk; banquet. Mrs.
Hilda Usher, Miss Lois Cade. Mrs.
Margaret Bowen, Miss Sally
kuciemba and Mrs. Rachel Cain;
costumes. Misses Evelyn Jacob
son, Velma Mcqueen and Ellen
Boyd; parade, Miss Rowena Tar
box, Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs.
Cloma Norton; posters. Mesdames
Jeanette Fraser and Rose o.
borne: float. Miss Doris O'Neill,
Mrs. Carrie Stone, Miss Katherine
Austin, Miss Emmaline Schlauch
and Mrs. Ethel Hines: coronation
stand, Miss Alice Rockway Miss
June Schlauch. Miss Eileen Ma
loney. Mrs. Beulah Myers. and
Mrs. Janet Goldsmith; tickets,
Fred Rockway, Kenneth Hollings-
worth and Charles Beaver.
Entries for the Rose show must
be In by 10 a. m. Saturday.
Strawberry Festival
Mountain View Lutheran church
will hold its annual strawberry
festival Sunday at 1870 a. m. Ar
rangements have been made to
serve under a large awning next
to the church, as we'll as in church
parlors. The committee has ar
ranged an excellent musical pro-
gram and there will be a guest
speaker. The public is invited.
Spring Recital
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in
the Christian church the piano
and violin pupils Of Miss Lowella
Blue will present their spring con-
cert. Those taking part include
Patricia keil. Darlene Romnee,
Rent Winge. Lorraine Purvis.
Gladys Hanson, Inez Lilleoren,
Corrinne Ann Doyle, Janet Eric
son. Bonnie Ravens, Rosalyn Sell
lers, Bobby Kirkwood. Ruby
Northrup, Darlene Mcdowell,
Irene Vokich, Dorothy Livingston.
Jerry Cummins. Patricia Riddell,
Shirley Swezey, Frank Swetz,
Stanley Barber. Twila Lee Swan
mack, Bill Pyfer, Constance Rog-
ers, Bud Patterson, John Sager.
Donald Brengman. Shirley Wool
ridge, Dick Slagle and Helen
Bales. The public is invited.
Society to Picnic
The Women's Foreign Mission
airy society of the Methodist
church will hold its annual picnic
at Wildwood park Friday. A cara
van will leave the church at 1890.
Birthday Celebrated
Guiding Star chapter No. 90.
". r.. ., celebrated It's 33d birth
day Monday evening in Masonic
temple. Two charter mem ers.
Mrs. f. j. Young and Mrs. John
Ping. were introduced and well
coined. Mrs. Young gave an ad-
dress on the history OF the chap
ter. After the meeting refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Ping pre-
siding at the coffee urn and Mrs.
Young cutting the birthday cake.
Committee in charge was Mrs.
Dave Williams. Mrs Ivan Putt
man and Mrs. l.. V. Coroner.
Charles tBugs) Ducette. ento-
mologist at the federal experiment
station, is convalescing from
major operation at the Tacoma