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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

Ths party viii be thu Arts and
Science clubs celebration Of tins
Golden Jubilee Of ths National FED
Grafton Of womsn's clubs. Mrs.
Pearl A. wsnamaksr will b the
principal speaker, her suhiect BE-
ing "Women and Progress" Five
members viii model costumes of
from 1890 10 1910. appearing In .
lifs-slze frame willis Mrs. Lemon.
narrator. tells of the period which
they represent and thu club wom-
an chosen from the period 10 Be
honored for outstanding work.
All cluha. district and state fed.
erstions ara paying tribute 10 thsir
pioneer women this year, and tbs
Arts and Science club has chosen
Mrs. Walter NJ. Hnsli 10 - honor.
She win be presented ~ The meet.
ing with the -pioBssr woman's
medal or having been their first
president. the national officers
Of the Golden Jubilee are making
this presentation posslbls.D
The program follows;
PERIOD f--laeo- 100
I. Honogins Afs. Amy y, stseys
ofsanixff and fifat president u
washington stats Federation u Wo-
men's Clubs. Costume of that period
portrayed y Mfs AFshn ves.afies'
Honofins Ma. lila Hlssinsen-
author Of ths btsts psasrstson ssns,
The Pour -l.ssf Giossf' wss po@t
Laureate. kFs. MiehAsl Devote viii
sing "I1le Fouf.leaf Clover" sfcofDs
panied ~ Mrs. csFI hessnsf ~ ~
Disno coattne 0f this period ~
MIA Harold AeePbsfsgnl
PERIOD III isi0-iezD
uonofins Mfs fda Meouset~n.
Costume Enodsied foF aria period ~
nrz Ernest Fsrosils a history a
tbs Federation Fofset wiii bs sissn
~ hfs. MsFls Lesas..
FkniOD w. iszo-tseo
Honofins Mrs. Laura Ttnnlass ste
ysns. cosfuins u tlsss p<fl11 DoF-
,rsksd By Yrs = =. slssnssrs
I, ..s1 gsss pss,.y ~. p ~. NJ Stevens 70
PERIOD " f64o.ieso
Honofins al club womsn from 1890
70 1890 Ths sons. Cowboy n Yea
terdaa." Nasdn b oasena Deyiss1n
Miller and masie ~ Hsien csDgdon.
wIil ~ sung ~ Ma cisFsnes HIaWss.
accompanied by Mrs. kuft ksfsniH
Nfs Pearl A WsuafnAkfF wii1 SPEAR
~ tbs time GA Women snd Frog
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Algeria Club Names
Officers

The quarterly election OF OFF,
GERS of the ALGERIA club was held
at the card party on April 5.
Those elected were Mrf. Elmer Te-
gen, president: Mr.. Grant Garrett,
vice president; Mrs. Aston Sawyer,
secretary-treasurer. The outgo-
ing officers were: Mr. Edward
Burrough, Mr.. Jack Schell and
Mrs. Jesse Valen.
At recent board meeting,
plans were discussed for the an
nusl yacht party, 10 be held in
the summer, and Walter Swanson
was made dance chairman for the
dance being held in Lark hall FRI
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Otto are chairmen Of the en-
tertainment COMMITTEES for April,
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson
assisting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Delta Rho Gamma
Alumnae 10 Elect

Delta Rho Gamma members OF
the Pacific Lutheran college
graduating class will be guests Of
Delta Rho Gamma slumnas II q
noon luncheon Saturday at the Y.
w. c. A.
Miss Clara Fjermedsl. alumnae
president. viii officially welcome
graduating day girls Into the
slumnae ranks. Miss Marjorie
Define Will respond in behalf Of
the senior girls.
Reservations for the luncheon
must be made by o'clock astur-
day morning by calling Misses
Enid Blake. Gar. 0e72-w; Joanna
Manousos. Ma. 0si2 or Clara Fjsr-
medal. Gar. 1857
Officers will be elected Al the
business meeting which win COM
msnee nj lis. Members Of the
nominating COMMITTEES are Missss
lone Aadsen. Thslms Daniels and
Ellen Bergstrom. Retiring officers
are Misses Clara Fjsrmedal. presl-
dent; Alberta schmltz. vice presi-
dent: Joanna Manousos. secretary,
and Alice Cook. treasurer.
Secretaries from each eiAsn
whose duties n VIII be 10 inform
their classmates Of alumni aetlyi-
ties throughout the year win also
be chosen Those who have served
during the past year include. Mrs.
olai Hagsnsas. 1880: Mrs. Jess
Kiassy. 1881. Miss Amelia Holm
quist. 1882 Miss Angela Jacobson,
1893: Mlss Esther Hudding. 1894 !:
Miss Thsins Daniels. 1915: Miss
volly Norby. 1885. Mlss Louise
Williams. 1897: Mas Dorothy
kniffsr. 1888. and Miss signs Md
sAtsr. 1889.
Arrangements haes been made
10 hold all future business meet
ings In the Y. W. c. A. tea room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Tacomans Motor
To Seattle
viii Attend Alpha omi'
cron p Convention

A group Of Tacoma alumnae
members Of Alpha omicron
Pi sorority viii motor to Seat
lie Friday afternoon 10 attend
the Pacific Northwest con-
yention. Of the sorority IT
the University Of Washington
chapter house. Miss HsIsn
Lea. president Of the local
group. IL on the COMMITTEES
planning the affair.
To be honofsd are Miss Jisien
tisiIsr. national president. Mrs.
AsrcelIs Higgins. siamnas super
visof. and Mrs. Dswift oi,veFn.
district supervisor. Mrs.. r. D.
Carlson pf Seattle 10 ths general
chairman.
A formal tee wiil bs hsid rri-
day afternoon II he chapter
house and . iunehson on 1sfur-
day 10 planned TOE The womsa's
University club. Dr.. Carlos Garcia
Prada viii be ths guest speaker.
In the sysninK 1innsr.aanfs viii
be held a the Rainier Coli and
Country esub. sunday > model
Initiation win Be failousa ~
initiation with > i,zneh<on honor.
ing tina new msmb~fs following.
Ths affair viii also marx the
tusniy-fifth anniversary % ne
up4loa ehapt~F. Delegates wiii
attend tiss convention from Mon
tans. Idaho. Oregon ana vsa-
esuvsf. .. c.
Tsoomsns wfso yin attend ere
Assdanss Rial Issnjsmia. Howard
1rsman. usorRs opyiss. Cyrus
Happy, b.. Nsis Jehsnson. Frank
Jonas. n. Lester ksliy. Horace
" X. Wright. Misses Hslsn Can
tina. tislsa Lea sns Celia Grace
a<ofisid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Tacoma Painters
Will Exhibit
Works Of Mrs. Everett Of
Iowa TO Be Included

Tacoma art lovers will have
an opportunity to view the
works of four local artists
and one from Iowa who has
done many of her pieces in
the vicinity of the Northwest
when an exhibit is presented
in the showrooms of the
American Art company all
next week. Mrs. Helen Ever
EFT, who came to Seattle sew
eral years ago from Iowa, and
four local painters, Lionel
Salmon, Robert Mcleod, Her.
man Stuernagle and Laurie
Andrews will be the exhibi-
tors.
Mrs. Everett came here with her
husband several years ago and
since his death she has taken up
her career again. winning a name
for her water colors, etchings and
oil paintings. She has studied at the
Art Academy Of Cincinnati and
the Chicago Art Institute and has
for the past year been doing art
teaching in the recreational pro-
gram of the Tacoma public schools.
During the summer Mrs. Everett
will be joined here by her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Everett, who Ia
supervisor of physical education
at Grinnell college, Ia. Flowers
are her favorite subject but she
has done many landscapes as well.
David Sterling, also acclaimed
as an artist of the midwest, con-
siders Mrs. Everett the outstand-
ing painter of flowers in the
United States and has asked for
some of her pictures for his studio
in Rocky Mountain National park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Mrs. [. T. Murray to Extend
Hospitality Of Home to Club
AIohsns TO Meet for Interesting Program Moodsy
Afternoon At 'Msdiers" on GrsvsIy Lake

The hospitality of MADEIRA" Gravelly lake home of
Mr. and Mrs Lowell T. Murray will be extended to Aloha
club of which Mrs Murray is member when the group
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Murray is chairman for the day and assisting
hostesses viii be Mrs H. D. Cowles Mrs W Weldon Pascoe
and Mrs. Axel Oxhom Members wishing transportation
requested to call Miss Beatrice Turril at Main 1916
The program for the afternoon is being brought from
Seattle and promises to be interesting one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Congratulated Upon
Birth OF Son April 10

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester seinfeld
are being congratulated upon the
birth Of a son, Dennis Gary, April
10. al the Tacoma General hos
pitsL Grandparents sharing In
the congratulations are Mr.. and
Mrs.. NJ. G. Noises Of Seattle and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Seinfeld Of Ia
coma The baby Joins a three
year-oId sister, Disnne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Shower Compliments
Mrs. Warren HINGE

Mrs. Glen johnson entertained
recently at a miscellaneous shower
In honor of Mrs. Warren HINGE,
bride OF the season, who Is leav-
ing to make her home at North
Cove, Wash, where her husband
has been stationed.
The evening was spent in games
for which favors were awarded.
Mrs. Leland Belden assisted the
hostess at the late supper hour
which followed.
Guests were Mrs. HINGE, Mrs.
Belden, Mrs. Fred Evans. mother
OF the bride, Mesdames A. HINGE,
Glen Siegler, John Westbrook, Roy
Insel, George Christensen, II.
Miller, David GALLAGHER. Robert
Gracey. Joseph Gibson. John Rit-
ike, William Flemming, William
Ratchford, Bert Scott and Miss
Lucille Hince.
Ponder Work m Play club viii
meet at 2:30 Saturday afternoon.
There viii be q business meeting
at the same time al which plans
for the Sunday school viii be dis
cussed with the Rev. A G. schafer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

The program Is to be given by
Kensley Rosen. violinist. and Cert
rude Weinzerl. dancer. Lorris West
win be Mr.. Rosen's sceompanist.
Mr.. Rosen il soloist with the
Seattle symphony orchestra and 4
junior In the school of music at
the University Of Washington.
Miss Weinzerl. who viii present
group Of her pupils from the
University of Washington. is a
specialist in the teaching Of mod
ern children's dances and has de-
veloped her own system In which
she has been most successful. Her
pupils viii give a group of Isadora
Duncan classical dances. Among
those who will take part are
Avonne Middleton. Prudence Tai
bot. Janice Bowen, Pat Delsman
and Helen Price.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Dance TO Climax
Club Sport Day
Advertising and Sales Club
To Entertain Saturday

Fifteen attractive young
ladies of the city will model
newest sports wear Saturday
evening during the style
show, which will highlight the
Spring Sports dance the Ia
coma Advertising and Sales
club is holding in the Roof
Garden of Hotel Winthrop.
The dance will climax a full
day of outdoor sports activity
by the club. Preceding the
dance will be no-host dinner
and cocktail hour at the Uni
versity-Union club, with out
of-town visitors as guests of
honor.
Another feature Of the evening
will be the GROWING of the King
and Queen Of Sports, who will be
chosen from the more than so club
members and guests taking part in
the days events. As an added at
traction, Elvin Evans is arrang-
ing a transcription of the events,
which will be played following the
style show.
Decorations, In keeping with the
activity of the day, will center
around large travel and outdoor
sports posters. Heading the deco
rations committee is Mr.. w. c.
Willoughby, assisted by Mr.. Frank
Thompson.
On the committees are Mrs.
Charles Devlin, chairman: Mrs.
Schmidt, Mr.. Harry Lynch, club
president: Mr.. Robert Ginsburg,
head of ticket sales; Mr.. Robert
Sconce and Mr.. Roscoe Smith.
- A large group of Seattle guests
has made reservations, including
Messrs. and Mesdames Leo Weis-
field, chairman Of the Washington
State Progress commission; An
thony Moitoret, president Of the
Seattle Ad club; Norton Mcgee,
president Of Pacific Advertising
Clubs association; B. M. Hutchin-
son, Ed Fairy, Gene Austin, adver-
Using executives; e. H. Bow
ers, public relations man for Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road; Arthur Van Falkenberg and
H. c. Banwell, members of the
Neutrality-suspicious., and Harry Boneth,
national advertising agency execu-
tive.
Heading the reservations from
Tacoma are Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Abrahamson, member Of the WASH
ington State Progress commission.
Others from Tacoma are Messrs.
and Mesdames John Condor, Leon
ard Jackson, Richard Meyer, w. c.
-willoughby, Sted Wood. Jack
Holmes, Al Graham, Elvin Evans,
Larry Huseby, Jerry Geehan, Wal
ter West, Harry Cain, E. ]. Lude-
man, Clayton Lupton, Walt Kass-
Ter, Oscar Adams, Ensley M. Lew
ellyn, ]. Corning Todd, Lee Mer-
rill, Harry Lynch and Charles Dew
lin.
Reservations also have been made
by club members, ]. r. Eyerman,
Roscoe Smith, Frank McNutt,
Chaplin Bowen, June Perkins. Wade
Thompson, Jack Levy, Jack Leik,
Dorothy Ann Simpson, Z. J. Ire
land and Janet Watson Brady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

Congratulated on Birth
OF Son April 4

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Peter
sen, izzo 30. Cedar. are reesiv-
ing congratulations on the birth
Of a son. James Robert. April 4
at St. Joseph's hospital. The little
boy Joins a brother. Frank. Jr
Grandparents are Mrs. Margaret
Kezele and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
W. Petersen. all Of Tacoma.
Rising sun Spiritual church s1li
sponsor a card party on satur-
day evening al . o'clock IN the
church pzrl0rA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

HostceHes In charge welcoming
the many friends and guests 10 tho
annual meeting Of the Y. W. c. A.
on Monday. April 20, In weyer-
haeussr hall Of the Y. w. C A. are
Mrs. Frank wiiilston. Mrs. Harry
Greenup. Mrs. =. :. Waterman.
Mrs. Thomas swayze. Mrs. Mark
Alternately. Mrs. I'D Lewis. Mrs,
John schlarh. IT,. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Terry. Mrs. Geo. vandenberk. Mrs,
J. p. Fullager. Mrs. winifrsd Price
and Mrs. c. stsinkopf.
Mrs. NJ. .. Wilkinson. president.
will be In charge Of the regular
business OF the meeting which will
include the report OF the election
of eight members for the board Of
directors, and the annual report OF
progress during the year.
you and Ne. We Are Called the
Constituency" 10 the name Of the
skit which the Business and Indus
trial girls will present at the an
nual meeting. Those taking part
are Gertrude Julien. Helen Trued-
son. Kathryn Anderson, Helen
Hallstrom. Beatrice Kimhail. oyda
kirkabo. Anita Linueman. Gay
Paterson. Mary King, Erna Bon
ney. Betti Collier and Isabelle Ny
gard.
The Rev. Harold Long viii be
the guest speaker for the occasion.
Preceding his talk the Girl Re-
serves will be In charge Of q short
service OF worship. Those working
on the service are Lola Mae John
son. Lois Jean Vert. Shirley Rob-
erts. and Phyllis Nelson.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made by calling Broadway
+is1. the Y.W.c.A.. by Saturday
noon. The meeting In open 10 all
members. their husbands and
friendA
Mrs. A. u. wescott In In charge
OF general arrangements.
Violin selections will be played
by Theodore Michnik, accompanied
by Miss Helen ". Michnik.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Mrs. Dodds TO Entertain
Monday Afternoon

Tahoma club meets Monday,
April 20. Mrs. E. r. Dodds is
hostess. One o'clock luncheon will
be served at Y. w. C. A. with a
program at Mrs. Dodds' home, 1924
No. 2sth. Study subject is Mex
ico." Miss Ruby Blackwell viii read
a paper on Architecture, Painters
and Pictures, and Mrs. Frank G.
hampton will read paper on
Arts and Crafts.
Ladies' auxiliary, No. 10. i. w.
A., will meet Saturday at $50 p. m.
for a business session. Convention
reports viii be given.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Leave on Sis-Month
Trip 10 Colorado

AFs Carl G. Snowman. with bsl
daughter. Mlss Ruth Snowman
left recently for Norwood. Colo.
where sbs wIll vist her son-ln,
iaW and daughter. NJ. and Mrs
Doyle vauEhi. and her nsw grand,
daughter. fisDs tirns viii also b.
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Snowman and thslr daughter
They wifi b. away about sis
month";.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27

NJ. and hFa. Odln Hifn0na0n.
s4ss Montgomery. are receiving
congratulations on me arrival Of
a daughter. Nancy Lynn me
little giri IL being welcomed BY
lac slstera. jos Lee and Judy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
PennsyIvsnis Man Reveals
engagement OF Dsuqhisr

Mr.. A y. Ayerst Of Oakmont,
Pa. announces the engagement
o. his daughter. hias Pearl Maude
Ayersi, 70 Mr.. Walter y. Taylor.
The wedding vii tsks place Ia
early June.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Arts and Science Club Celebrate
Golden Jubilee Of Federation
Year MARKS soth Anniversary Of Women's O
ssni1stions; Local Group 10 Honor Mr.. Smell

Imortant event Of the coming week win be the Golden
Jubilee program Of the Arts and Science club 10 be given
at the Womans clubhouse at o'clock the afternoon Of
May q Members and friends Of the club will gather 1t
II o'clock the place for luncheon. Mrs. John G.
Lemon Is general chairman Of the affair
Luncheon hostcsses members Of the committee
Mesdames Lemon Winfield Sypher Merle Leedy Carl Mees
ner Clarence Bigger and j. b. MAhieson Mra Lemon Il
taking reservations Proctor l064R Mr Sypher club
president calling meeting for members following the
program which time annual reports Of COMMITTEES chair
ma will In given
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Tacoma PIT. A.
To End Season
Howard GooId 10 Speak
Al Final Session

Friday, May 8, marks the
final meeting Of the Tacoma
Council of Parent-Teacher As
sociations. Howard Goold,
superintendent Of Tacom a
public schools, will lead a
panel discussion on Looking
Forward in Education" COM
pleting the theme of the year,
New Ways in a New World. "
Mrs. Roy Kneelsnd viii present
several musical numbers. In the
morning. Mrs. II. ]. Rinker will
conduct her yearly instructions To
officers ut 10 O'Clock. At 1880.
Mrs. +. r. Pflaum and Mrs. Her
man Nordfors will meet with the
incoming and outgoing presidents
OF the locals to discuss the coming
year. In preschool section, Mrs.
John J. Pearce will install the new
officers. Final plans for conven-
ton will be made. In grade sec
ton. Mrs. A. II. Garstad will act
as installing officer and in junior
and senior high, Mira Rinker will
install.
Grant PIT. A. elected AZ their
officers for the coming year: Mrs.
John p. Heinrich. president; Mrs.
Il. 8. Dolan, first vice president;
Miss Loretta Hinckley. second
vice president: Mrs. Harold stavig,
secretary. and Mrs. James secreto
was reelected treasurer. Mrs.
Heinrich was chosen az delegate
TO the state convention with Mrs.
Harold stavig. Mrs. r. A. Stone
and Mrs. e. 8. Dolsn a. alternatea
Tuesday
lincoln Nigh PIT. A. viii hold a
dessert luncheon and card party in
the school cafeteria. Tuesday at
i;30 p. m. Bridge, five hundred OF
any game desired viii be played.
Favors will be awarded for high
and low score. Proceeds VIII be
used for expenses Of q delegate TO
the state convention. Mrs. Arthur
Bergiand is general chairman for
the affair. assisted by Mrs. A. n.
Garstad. Mrs. Charles Grover, Mrs.
Ayron Carr. Mrs. VIM. Kahout.
Mrs. n. II. Gibbs. Mrs. Ray John
son and Mrs. G. A. Reiman. For
reservations call CA b722, CA
2s52-R. or CA s670-w.
Friday
Mckinley PreschooI h sponsor
Ing a dance. Friday. ct Midland
hall Henry Hoftos orchestra win
furnish the music. Refreshments
will Be served and prizes given.
Mrs Ben verlo a general chair.
man and viii be assisted BIZ Mes
danes Jesse yslen. L. n. WASH
burn. Andy vsrgo and John Marx
ert. Mrs. Dick Myers heads the
refreshment COMMITTEES, assisted by
Aesdanes Adoiph Berstrom. Rich
ard Holm. Paul Wilson. Frank
Reichl. @. X. kranhold, N. u. Nor
ton and Rudolph Nemsc.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-20

Rev. A. W. Wilson, who for the
past five years has served as as
sistant overseer for the Church of
God in Christ in Minnesota, was
appointed state overseer at the
National ConvOcation held in Mem
phis, Tenn, November 25 to De-
cember ID, which he attended. This
promotion gives him complete
supervision over all Churches of
God in Christ in this state.
According to information brought
back by Rev. Wilson and other
delegates who attended the gath
ering in Memphis, a new National
Temple is now under construction,
replacing the frame building de-
stroyed by fire some time ago. This
new structure promises to be the
largest and most complete build
ing among Negro religious groups
in America and will be ready for
occupancy by or before the annual
convocation in 1941.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-20
Christmas Carol
Concert Friday
Night at Halle

Christmas Carols with a Negro
theme will be featured at the An
nual Christmas Carol Concert to
be held at Halle Q. Brown House
Friday night, Dec. 81, when the rs
voice Glee Club will render its an
nual concert.
A fine all girl quartet made up
of Dorothy Ashby, Juanita Schuck,
Gloria Williams, Lois Curtis, and
Eunice Grant will sing. Within
the group is another ensemble in
Guiding voices like 2. T. Munson,
James Murray and others whom
you will be pleased to hear.
The public is cordially invited to
attend; the program begins
promptly at 500 p. m. with John
Whitaker directing and Leah
Minor Young accompanying at the
piano.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-20
Republican Group
Hears Report on
Planning Board

The Minnesota State Planning
Board of Colored Voters met Sat
urday evening, December IA, 1910,
at Phyllis Wheatley House in a
statewide conference, invitations
having been sent to members and
units throughout the state, includ-
ing those in Duluth and Fergus
Falls, and other places. Activities
of the recent campaign were re-
viewed and reports rendered.
Mrs. Fannie M. Shanks, State
Director of the Colored Division of
Republican Voters, gave a very
comprehensive and interesting re-
port of the Conference of the Ma
tional Planning Board of Colored
Voters of the Republican National
Committee which she attended last
September 10 in Chicago, H., and
explained what it means to Mime
sotans. Raymond W. Cannon, As
sistant State Director, also spoke.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-20
Suzanne TudOS
Renamed Como
Temple Ruler

Como Temple No. 12S of 1. B. P.
o. E. w. held its annual election
of officers Thursday, December IL.
District Deputy, Lear Howard,
presided.
Suzanne Tudos was reelected
daughter ruler of the lodge for the
second term since returning from
the East. Mrs. Tudos has also pre-
viously served as daughter ruler of
the lodge for four and one-half
years.
Other officers elected were: Cas-
sic Smith, vice daughter ruler;
Daisy Clemens, assistant vice
daughter ruler; Lucy Quigley
chaplain; Mae Thompson Lark
financial secretary; Jean Waters
recording secretary; Dorothy
james, treasurer; Roxy Anderson
escort; Madeline Williams, gate.
keeper; Mrs. Charles Daniels, door
keeper; Mrs. Leona Brown, chair,
man of the trustee board. Other
members of the trustee board in.
cluded Mary Hickey, Emma Scrog,
gins, Beulah Jones, Florence Has,
kins; Susan Bowen is Senior Moth.
er and Bessie Mahan, organist.