The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02


standing musical events Of the
year win take place Sunday eve-
ming at o'clock In the Elks
temple when the Puyallup Civic
chorus, assisted by Miss Betty
WrigIey. violinist. and Miss Phyllis
Gale. her accompanist. gives its
annual spring concert. Paul B.
Wrigley Ia director and the chorus
Accomplishments will be played by
Miss Virginia Haynes.
The program includes 10 num-
bers, opening with Hail, orpheus,
Hail." by DeReef. by the full
chorus. This win be followed by
Morning" tGrieg) and "On Great
Lone Hills" (Sibelius). fun chorus;
"The Woodland sprite" (Arditi)
and Dance Of Cnomes" Mac
Dowell). ladies' chorus. and
Group of Favorite Songs full
chorus. Miss wrigley's first offer
ing viii be Souvenir" (Drdla) and
"Cavatina" tRaff).
The fun chorus win open the
second half Of the concert with
aserenades from the student
Prince" lRomberg) and Songs
Ny Mother Taught Me" (Dvorak)
and "Jesu. Joy Of Mems Desiring"
BACH. The mems chorus viii be
heard in Sing Ne a Chantey with
Yo-Heave-Ho" to'Keefe-Welles-
ley) and Miss wrigley viii play
the violin obligato to ave Maria"
misunderstanding which viii
be sung by the fun chorus. The
concluding group win be THE Per-
feet Prayer" (stenson) and God
Bless America" tBerlin) by the
full chorus.
w. d. Thomas Elected
w. d. Thomas of Cascade lodge.
r. 4 A. NJ. of South Prairie was
elected president of the Pierce
County Past Masters association
of Masonic lodges at the annual
meeting held at Masonic hall Tues
day night. He succeeds Floyd
*. Chase of corinthian lodge,
Puyallup.
Other officers chosen include A.
w. sloyer. Clover lodge. South
Tacoma. first vice president; David
N. Allstrum. Destiny lodge. Ia
coma. second vice president; w.
A. Harris. Fairweather lodge, Ia
coma, senior deacon; Burton Coe.
orting. junior deacon, and Thomas
I'M. Desmond. Tacoma, secretary.
To be sure every man, woman
and child in the city has been
counted by census enumerators,
In. Z. Spear. president of the
Chamber of Commerce. appointed
committee to make check at
the meeting Tuesday noon The
committee Is composed Of Paul
Hanawalt. Ralph Forbes. John
King and Rex Kelley.
The program was presented by
the Merchants Retail Trade bu-
reau Of the chamber. Plans for a
trade booster campaign during
May and June were outlined by
Secretary Kelley. Others speak
| ing on the subject were Mel Den
mis-, chairman OF the bureau. and
+. n. McCarty. chairman OF the
subcommittee which worked out
the plan.
More Building
Puyallup's building report just
released by. Acting Fire Chief
Chester Brakefield shows q con-
siderable increase over last month
and also for April a year ago.
New construction started IN
April amounted TO s24.65o. OF
this amount $4,000 is being spent
lby the Blue-Gray bus lines in con-
lstruction Of q terminal at East
Stewart ave. and 2nd st. n. T.:
IS. d. whipple. s2.5oo for a resi-
dence at 10th ave. and 9th st.
In. W.: shell oil Co. $4,000 for
station At Ind 1t. and West
Neeker ave-: Frank Booth. $4,000
for residence at zoe 4th ave. s. w..
and Spencer Motor Co. 500 for
alterations to the Withrow build
ling. III Z. Stewart ave.
| Permits for the month for re-
modelling and enlsrgsng buildings
amounted to $3.50 and for re-
pairs. tss5. In March total per-