The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

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designed for than, the Trap fam
lily entsrtaiDers will be at the
First Baptist church Oct. rs IN
q program Of early madrigals and
well-beloved classic and romantic
compositions. The Traps also
present unusual instrumental fea-
lures. having revived the use Of
the bloek-flutes or recorders, the
woodwinds Of the fifteenth GEN.
fury, and the spinet and viol di
gambia, with music especially
written for those instruments. The
second half Of the program Is de-
voted TO rollicking folk songs of
various nations. Among them are
lusty yodels and mountain calls
which belong to the Traps by
inheritance and tradition.
Reservations for the entire
course. which includes Lawrence
nbbett, Dorothy Maynor and
Davis Last. are available at the
Ladies' Musical club headquarters
In the Fisher department store
Civic Center.
Initiate New Members
Degree of Honor Juveniles met
Monday afternoon at Eagles hall
with their leader, Mrs. c. NJ.
johnson. and state juvenile direc-
tor, Mrs. Esther Morgan of Shell
ton. Nearly two score members
were present TO take part In the
initiation of new candidates, fol-
lowed by an hour of games and a
light lunch. New members taken
into the organization include Carol
Joy Haekman, Garry Romberg,
Allen Lee Peterson, Donna May
Bueing. Marjory Bueing, Betty Lee
stenholm. Doris Koenig. Eugene
Bumgardner and Leola Carlen.
Mrs. Robert Elise was hostess
this week to the Wednesday After
noon Sewing club. Luncheon was
followed by needlework. with the
Mesdames p. Demko. A. Carlen, r.
Bagnsl, J. Craig. @. Merriman. w.
Bolton. s. Larson and c. Ridout
present.
The Missionary society Of the
Free Methodist church met We'd
nesday At the home of Mrs. Dwight
Fosket for day of quilting. Work
was interrupted at noon for a pot
luck dinner Friday the Missionary
society held its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Fran
els Pitcher.
The Ladies Aid of the Commu-
nifty church met Wednesday after
noon in church psrlors with Mrs.
L. NJ. Morse and Mrs. John Work.
man as hostesses. A business
meeting and short program WE'RE
followed by lunch.
Honor bride-fo-he
Mrs. Martin Imhoff entertained
Tuesday afternoon In honor Of Miss
Carolyn Hoaglund of osceola, who
viii become the bride OF John
Mueller Oct. 10 at University Lu-
theran church in Seattle. Guests
present were the guest of honor
and her mother. Mrs Rose Hoag-
lund Of osceols, Mrs. Clarence
Query OF Sumner. Mrs Walter
Schodde. Mrs. c. II. Stewart. Mrs.
L. +. Fischer. Mrs. 7. T Riggs and
Mrs. c. G. Blessing.
The Mothers club of Councils
Prairie met recently for a no-host-
ess one o'clock luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Martin Imhoff. A
business meeting was followed by
social afternoon at which recent
brides, Mrs Walter schodde and
Mrs. r. strang of Seattle. were
honored with a gift from the club.
Miss Doris King. who Is soon 10
become the bride of Bert Francis
Of Enumelaw, was guest of honor
Thursday At pre-nuptial showers.
Mrs. George Hates entertained in
the afternoon at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Les Hayden. for .
group Of former sehoolmates. who
showered Mas King with gifts for
her new home. Late in the after
noon refreshments were served. In
the evening Miss Kings sister.
Mrs. Charles Van Hoof. and Mrs.
Henry Hsckmsn entertained IT =
miscellaneous shower for the
oF1de-to-be. An evening OF games
Was concluded with a luncheon
In 1876 Alexander Graham Bell
nnfeufa1 an .nH.~atta. for s~mr.