The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-22
BpW CLUB INSTALLS
 NEW OFFICERS WITH IMPRESSIVE SERVICE
Anita Garniek Is President of Organization for
 Coming Year

The installation of the newly elected officers of the Business anc | Professional Women's Club Mon. day evening at the Scottish Rite Temple was an impressive and col orful affairs.
 1 Approximately 50 guests anc members enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner prepared by Mrs. Katherine Hooker The tables were attractiely 1 decorated with a profusion of the clubs flower, the marsh-marigold which is always in bloom at this time, and forget-me-nots the Ter ritorial flower. Long tapers of diff ferent colors, interspersed among the flowers, added to the festive effect. Mrs. Ernest Gruening was guest of honor
 Installation
 Installation was held in the blue room. A table profusely covered with flowers, served as an altar Bowls of marsh -marigolds and forget me nots amid subdued lights made an effective setting for the ceremony which followed Miss Sybil Godfrey served as es- cort for the various officers.
 At the command of Miss Anita Garnick, President, the escort brought to the altar the four Past Presidents, Mrs. Pearl Burford, Mrs Frances Paul, Mrs. Betty McCor- mick, and Miss Caroline Todd. Mrs Paul, Mrs. Mccormick, and Miss Todd were presented with Past President bars. Mrs. Burford, who already has her bar was presented with a bouquet of roses. The club brides, Mrs. Helen Hixson, wno had also served as Secretary for the year. and Mrs. Virginia Eveland were brought to the altar and pre- sented with old-fashioned bridal bouquets. Mrs. Harriet Tiedt, re- tiring First Vice President, was then escorted to the front Il d thanked by the President for her year of service. At this point the matter of the installation of the newly elected officers was given to the installing officers, Miss Caro- line Todd, Junior Past President and Mrs. Frances Paul, Past President who took the part of In spiratiol,
 : The ofrrt---y 9ho were brought to altar by escort, Miss Sybil God frey, were Miss Anita Garnick President, Miss Adelheid Gunther First Vice President, Mrs. Mae Kilroy, Second Vice President, Mrs Betty Mccormick. Secretary, and Mrs. Lorraine Johnson, Treasurer. The officers were instructed in . their duties by Installing Officer Miss Caroline Todd. Candles were lit for each by Mrs. Paul, Inspira- tion, who also tied in the thought of their services with various sym bols of the emblem-light, t h e wand, the world the scroll, the ship, the goddess Nikke-all of which emphasis leadership. support, uni versality, knowledge, progress, and the surmounting of obstacles and handicaps, which is all included into a gold circle signifying unity of thought, purpose and action. Mrs. Lillian Uggen presided at the piano during the services.
 Program Is Presented
 At the close of installation Miss Anita Garnick, President, delivered short address on the services of women in the world and the pur- pose which all are striving for. Mrs. Crystal Snow Jenne sang a group of two songs and Miss Bon nie Caldwell Erickson, the girl who has availed herself of the clubs scholarship loan fund for this coming year, gave a humor- ous reading relating to school work. Mrs. Uggen sang a comedy song, a satire on women bridge players. Responding to an encore, Mrs. Uggen gave her ever-popular number, among her friends known as the "Whoopy Song" After ex- temporaneous remarks by Mrs. Tiedt, who presented Miss Garnick