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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

able parent and
tn o household
which ne ruled
during the dear
dead d a Us Of
What-notS and
hOrSc-CarS.
The drannati-
zation OF the
Day stories
which you may
have read from
time TO time in
various periocii-
Gals and which
have been cleV-
erly adapted 10
stage form by
Howard Lind
say and Russell
Grouse. ia r n s
out 10 be one Of
the truly anus
ing presenta-
tions of the
past d ca d Q
You would GER
a..l l.aAA a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Life With Father
Is Superb Comedy
C p acity Cass
House RoarS
Approval
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

FAMILY portrait Of such per-
feet comedy dimensions and OF
such a warm and tender hue j.
YOURS for the viewing AZ the CaSS
Theater where Life With Father
finally opened last night.
II has bv no means been in vain
N; Detroit has waited 10 greet
This hilarious period comedy Of
Clarence DaY : tyranRieal and low
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
OLD ALBUM LEAVES

II has no particular plot. Like
glancing through an old family
album. one gets a series of pictures
of what Life With Father was
really like. These incidents are
strung together only by a slender
thread. yet one which is strong
enough 10 support your chuckling
interest right TO the very end.
OF course. Father was very
definite person. He was Clarence
DAYS own parent. But he has
taken on certain universal char
acteristics which remind every
member in the audience of some
thing about his own father or his
own home.
But Father Is benevolent
despot II he raves and rants, II
is only TO he secretly and POM
pously pleased with himself the
next minute. There is also some
thing Of the ham" in Father. He
strikes attitudes. declaims and
performs for the benefit OF the
select little audience which is his
own household.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
DOROTHY GIsH

rack your brains and scare h
through trunks full of back pro-
grams 10 recall anything as
thoroughly entertaining and as
completely enjoyable as this
chronicle of a typical American
fnr,,il,, Of tho 1SSllS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
SOME TRYING MOMENTS

Naturally. the rather illogical
reasoning Of his charming wife,
who always manages 10 call his
bluff. and the scatter-brained an
tics Of a quartet of growing boys.
sometimes drive him near 10 mad
ness, but he believes that he is be-
having as the head OF the house
should. and by heaven he does!
Father doesn't have all the uni
versal appeal. however. Patient,
coaxing Mother, awkward Clar-
ence. fortnight John. precocious
Whitney and adorable little Whit
ney. their friends. relatives and
servants: all form a group 10 de-
light every one. y 1ung or old. from
every walk Of life. II is this gen.
eral quality the speech Of every
body'S language which makes this
comedy such a tour de force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

dance artists, the GaylordS. For
shows and dancing, it's the music
of Merritt Lamb and his AM
.baSSadorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
EXCELLENT CAST

II Is excellently played by this
.ornnanY- 100 Although | nuiS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

human than Dorothy Gish. Ger
tainly she captured every heart in
last nights packed house with her
charm and her naturalness.
BOYS WILL BE BOYS
The four red-headed boys are
great. particularly Richard Ney.
who plays the eldest, and bright
eyed young master Walter Kelly.
There seems not 70 be even the
slightest element of self-conscious-
ness about any Of them and that S
a great feat for those so young.
Pretty Toni Favor, as young
Clarence's girl friend. and Charles
Towne as the minister. are both
splendid. while the others help 10
make Fathers life a rather won
derful one in this lrticular pro-
.duction.
In world Of such chaos and
confusion, il is sheer heaven 10
find something as wholesome and
AS real as this comedy. II stands
for something so completely Amer
lean that it's practically your
patriotic duty 10 sec il. It's a must.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Friendship Tea
Is Scheduled
l.D.R. Announce Annual
Affair VIII Be Friday

The Bethlehem L. d. r. will
hold its annual Friendship tea
in the church parlors on Fri
day evening at s o'clock. Miss
Marie Johnson. the president.
has appointed Mrs. Trygve
Blk as chairman Of the tea.
Her assistants will be Misses
Laura Hauge and Miss Dens John
son.
A daffodil motif has been chosen
as decoration for the many small
tables which will fill the parlor.
Mrs. RAY NJ. Jilstret of the
story Tellers' league Will tell
story. Other program numbers
announced by Mrs. Blk will in
clude vocal solos by Miss Mildred
Monson. an accordion and piano
group by Miss Arlene Sagen.
vocal duet by Misses Janet and
Darlene DeJardine. a piano and an
accordion number by Miss Shirley
Ssgen. and selections for the piano
by Miss Florence Hsuge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

Thornburg, Edward Armstrong
and Floyd Burchard as hostesses.
Their guests are Mesdames Ron
aid Aubry, S. s. Dinsmore. Joseph
Miller, Fred Race. Frank Callen-
der. Carleton Hubley. George
Cookson. Turrell Anderson, X. 3.
James. II. Herrier and the Misses
Elsie Benthien and Della Ferry.
Hostesses for the Christmas ia
bic are Mrs. Hazel Crabtree. Mrs.
Andrew Zdilloe and Frank Samp-
son. r. NJ. Bradshaw will be the
entertainer Guests are A. J.
Lewis, Peter Hominds, Michael
Hominds. J. Johnston, NJ. John
ston. and Miss Piokrell.
Special Table
The daffodil table is in charge
Of Mrs. Frederick Hepp and Mrs.
Helen Carleton. Miss Barbara
Carleton will serve as entertainer.
Their guests include Mesdsmes
Hubert Sedlacek. Carol Hill. p.
A Mower Charles Kean. Rather
inc Sievert. r. G. Pratt and Miss
Elaine Sedlacek.
Leap Year hostesses are Mes
DANES John Slater. Fred Grimm.
J. Woodland. Keith Goodman and
Ray Hedden. Miss Darlene Reyn-
olds will give dance number.
Guests will be Mesdsmes Eta
Buck. Walter Marden. Bernard
Teitge. L. McCsmant. Harold Gil
lam. Harris Bunnell. George Mshn-
key. Leo Reise. H Frost, Ludenks.
W. D. Broheck. Roy Hinchcliffe.
William Bojack. Edward Nsu.
Harry Reynolds, Ralph johnson.
Emma Swindler. and Misses Mar
jorie and Edith Goodman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

Reservations have been made BY
Messrs. and Mesdames Robert
Jewell. Norton Gordon. ward
Alvord. Lane Paskill. Thomas Tsy-
lor. William B. WooE. William
Vineyard. William Adams. Philip
Ciltner. John Blair. Shields Wide
ner. Philip Farmer. Kenneth
Croker. Robert Anderson. James
LePenske. Norman Runions and
Carl Mann Of Seattle.
Other members who have made
reservations are Misses Mary AIDE
laide Raybould. Mile kloepper.
Virginia welker, Betty Anderson.
Virginia Jones. Mabel Eskildsen.
Frances Buchanan. Dens Mstthaei.
Janice Wegener. charlene Ander-
son. Wyona Diemer. Jean Lamor-
esux. Beverly Birdsall, Louise
Boyd. Ruthanna Nelson and Kay
Routt.
Their escorts will be Messrs.
Carl Klemme, Walter r. Olson,
Keith Began. Jack Prins. Bob
Jepson. Hunter Johnson. Bernard
DeMars. Clyde DeMars, Bud An
derson, James Griffith. John Win
terhouse. Burns Poe, Mike Luen-
berger and Harry Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

Mrs. White VIII
Entertain thursday

Members ~ the auxiliary n the
American Institute q Mining In
Sineer, viu - the guests q Mrs
Eugene White for = = 80 o'clock
luncheon meeting 81 Thursday
Assisting Mrs White during the
Afternoon vii 30 Ms. Arthur
s.itx and Ms. Emil kustman.
A musical afternoon has been
planned. with Mrs. Stanley Youngs
II Seattle daughter q the host
ess. ard Mrs. William kirschner.
q newcomer 10 Tacoma. on the
program. MIS-. YounEs vii Be
presented in a group 81 vocal
solos. and Mrs. Kirschner. a tai
ented pianist. will play several
piano selections
Members 81 the auxiliary in
clude both Tacoma and Seattle
women. the group alternating be-
tween me two cities for its meet
ing place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Miss de la Pole
Is Guest Speaker
Junior League Meeting Is
tuesday at Weyerhaeusers

When the members of the
Junior League met Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. J. P.
Weyerhaeuser. jr., for the
February meeting. Miss Dor
othy de Ia Pole of New York
City. was guest speaker.
Miss de Ia Pole, staff associate
OF the National Travellers Aid
society, was in Tacoma on Tues
day 10 get first hand information
on Tacomas home defense plans,
as well as national defense activ-
ity. The theme Of her brief talk
was Community Service Is the
Privilege Of a Democracy. With
this as an introduction, she ex-
planned the problems which Taco
ma is now facing in view of the
rapidly rising community due 10
military concentration and tenn
porary building project.
Mrs. Charles Russell Collins. jr.,
presided at the meeting in the
absence OF Mrs. Thomas Mills. who
is in Mexico at the present time.
Mrs. Collins also gave a brief re-
port on the national conference in
st. Louis, which she attended last
month. Mrs. Charles NJ. Fogg
said a few words on their expert
ences at the convention.
Miss Presley Ellis and Mrs. Ar
thur f. Norman were asked 10
pour at the table attractively APP
pointed with a mixed bouquet of
purple iris. daffodils and acacia,
flanked by yellow tapers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Mothers Club
Announces Party

Members of st. Martins Mothers
club announce a luncheon and card
party for Thursday at Visitation
parish hall in South Tacoma. For
the convenience of business people.
luncheon will be served from IL
till l o'clock.
Mrs. d. L. O'Donnell and Mrs.
w. Mulholland are co-chairmen.
Mrs. William Rowley is in charge
of the dining room. assisted by
Mesdames Max Ginther. Frank
Barnes, James Fitzpatrick, Louise
Bethel and James kerrigan.
All members Of the Mothers
club will act as hostesses for the
occasion.
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charge. Ward Allen will give
vocal number. Guests will be Mes
DANES Harry Lynch. Thomas Bak-
er. A. A. Price, J. C. Murray,
George Swanson, Del Sprague
Frank Leckenby. B. A. Swanson.
Myrtle Farris, Mary shappee and
Kennedy.
July. with the Fourth represent
ed, is in charge Of Mesdames H.
J. c. Berg. f. II. Stiles and II. o.
Hoffard Their guests will be
Mesdames II. l.. Nease, Louis Vo-
rak. Frances Adkins. r. G. Miller,
Neal Harris. Alfred Dinemt, Robt.
Craig, II. r. Nielsen. T. o. Over
land. T. H. Wall. A. r. Willis.
II. C Gates. Louis Olsen. w. II.
Bowers. Veva Sekor. c. A. Willis,
Emil Larsen. Steve Demick. Stew
art Stile. Anna Walker and Pearl
Hollingsworth.
Vacation is the August theme.
arranged by Mrs p. Oberdahl.
Mrs Adolph Anderson and Mrs.
NJ. Deliver. Their entertainer is
Mrs. c. F. Freiheit. Their guests
will be Mesdsmes Frank Hall.
Jean McMullen. P. l.. Melvin. Raft
Stewart. V. c. Stiles. Elsie Ahl-
strand. T. A Miller. Jessie Smith
lin. Otis Gown. Neal Gregory, and
Miss Lillian Riley.
Back 10 School
School days are associated with
September Hostesses are Mes
DANES c. H. Burrow. B. B. Bus
selle and Herbert Ward. Miss
Barbara Ann Combs will be on
the program. Guests are the Mes
danes Les Soule, NJ. p. Burrows,
Lillian Bourland Roy Johnson.
Moe. c. f KEEL. c. Nelson, Arnulf
Berge. Michael Flanagan. Porter
Norton. Dale keihl. and Miss
Noreen Burrows.
October will be featured with a
football scene arranged by Mrs.
Winfield Sypher. Mrs. George Bur
nett and Mrs. Thomas Rathbone
Miss Betty Heidner will serve as
entertainer. Guests will be Mes
DANES Carl Messner. Walter ST.
vertson. A. r. Behling. Emory
Lesmon. =. L. Van Wrinkle. Nern
Trssehel, Mann Thompson. Walter
Ellinson. c Huntsman A. Nc
Cory. Robert James. and Fred
Breidenbsck
Thanksgiving day is the Novem-
Der theme. with Mesdames Harold
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Pal Night" Ends
Membership Drive
Guest Dinner Is Planned
By Thursday Night Girls

The Thursday Night Girls
club will end their annual
membership drive this Thurs
day evening, with a Pal
Mite" Every club member is
expected to bring a new girl
as her guest for the dinner
and evening program.
Dinner will be served in the
Under-the-Elm tea room at SIS.
Students OF the Honolulu Conserv-
atory Of Music will present the
musical portion of the evening pro-
gram. which will be announced by
Miss Beatrice kimbsll. club pres
ident. Community singing will be
directed BY Miss Florence kimball.
Mis-. Ruth Bunten. membership
chairman. and her committee,
Mesdames Ruth Pike and Nellie
Scott, are in charge of the vslen-
tine games party that is planned
for the rest Of the evening. Glasses
will be dispensed with for the eve
ming.
The finance chairman. Miss Eve
lyn Thorsen. u announcing a
club "stormy-weather" cruise for
February 81 on the Gallant Lady.
There will only be limited num-
Der Of reservations. Tickets will be
available this Thursday evening.
Girls are asked 10 have their
dinner reservations in by 10
o'clock Thursday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Garden Club Has
Valentine Meeting
Mrs. Mccormick Is
Chairman on tuesday

Prettiest of early spring
blossoms were cleverly in
corporated in the Valentine
bouquets which members Of
Tacoma Garden club brought
TO their afternoon meeting
Tuesday at Weyerhaeuser
hall. Mrs. William L. Nc
Cormick was chairman for
day and presented Mr.. Frank
p. McWhorter, plant propolo-
gist from Oregon State col
lege.
Judged most artistic Of the bou-
quets was that arranged by Mrs
Charles Aorphy. Wild blackberry
leaves were used A. the back
ground for purple heather and a
lighter purple primrose, tied with
a blending ribbon. also OF purple.
Mrs. r. C. Richards. president of
the garden club. Also was men
toned for her bouquet. a white
Christmas rose surrounded by
leaves and flowers Of saxifraze.
tied with soft green.
Prof. Mcwhorter told Of his
work in propasating lilies from
the commonest To rarest varieties
in Corvallis and gave suggestion
for their planting in gardens.
pointing out which ones should be
used together and which by them
selves. The Madonna lily. psrticu-
larry well known here. il one In
particular which he considers
should be used alone. Colored slides
illustrated the talk and included
photographs Of some Of the wild
lilies growing on the Pacific
coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Engagement Told
AT Bridal Shower
Miss Hill 10 Wed Mr.. Nor
gan; Miss PouIter feted

When Miss Dorothy Mae
Hill entertained Friday for a
bride-elect. Miss Geraldine
Poulter, the occasion proved
also 10 be an announcement
of the engagement Of the
young hostess TO Mr.. Arthur
Curtis Morgan, son of Mrs.
G.. r. Morgan.
Miss Poulter will wed Mr..
Emmett James Wyman in the
spring. Miss Hill is the daugh-
ter of Byrum Schlefereit and
it was at their home in the
Ambassador penthouse I h e
party was given.
News OF the engagement was
announced in silver and gold
valentine presented to the guest
of honor during the party.
Throughout the penthouse woodsy
greens and pussywillows were
USED as decorations and on the
tables blue and gold. colors of
Stadium high school. which the
guests attended together several
years ago. were used. The hostess
Was assisted during the refresh
ment hour by Mrs. James Cornett.
Honors for games were won by
Mrs. Cornett and Mrs. John Nc
Donald.
Guests at the party included
Mrs. Bertha Wymsn, Mrs. II. b.
Walker, Mrs. John Mcdonald,
Mrs. Robert Cleveland. Mrs Don
all Wyman. Mrs. C. r. Morgan,
Mrs. Ann Byrum Schlefereit. Mrs.
Eldon Pilker. Miss Harriet Mil
cane. Miss Hazel Rot. Miss Mar
garet Gsrness and the guest Of
honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
YIN. Be. TO Have
Spring Show
Yssdy Style Psrsds and
Luncheon Planned

For the seventh consecutive
year the Young Mems Busi-
ness club and its auxiliary will
sponsor 4 spring style show
luncheon at the Winthrop
Roof Garden Friday. Mrs.
John c. Bjorklund. president
Of the ladies Of the club. ap-
pointed Mrs. Jerry Geehan
chairman for the style show
decorations.
She viii be assisted by Mrs.
Ted Haakinson. wife Of the club
president. Mrs. Amos Booth. Mrs.
CLYDE Knowles and Mrs. Chaplin
Bowen. A Valentine motif will be
used.
The roof garden doors open at
Has. the luncheon starting soon
after. At 1880 a Commute style
show entitled Fashion Futures in
Song" will be presented by Helen
Davis. who has just returned
from Hollywood with the latest in
spring styles. Thirty-six costumes
will be shown by 10 charming
models. each costume being in
troduced with q suitable song.
Brad Bannon's four piece orches-
ira will furnish music for the
luncheon. being assisted during
the styling by noted male
soloist
Among those at the head table
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Haakin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Bjork-
lund. Mrs. Frank Gillihan, Frank
Gillian. chairman of the day and
his two assistants. Helmut Jueling
and Kenneth Bruemmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Geehan, Jack Brouil-
lard. program chairman, and Mil
ton ]. Evans. Members Of the
Pierce county chapter. American
Red Gross in convention assembled
and visiting delegates are attend
ing the showing In q body.
The luncheon 10 open TO the
public. Members are invited TO
bring their wives and guests. How
ever. reservations must be made
IN advance by phoning the club
office. Broadway 1898.
Pierce County unit Of the Chill
drea's Benevolent league will meet
in Normanna hall. 18th and X SITS,
on Friday evening at 3 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Gay Day in Store
For Woman S Club
NJ. Dsvison VIII Be
Speaker az Breakfast

The Woman's club Of Ia
coma has completed arrange
ments for the annual break
fast to be held Friday At Il
o'clock in the crystal ballroom
of Hotel Winthrop.
Over 150 reservations are
in and more are expected.
Mrs. Ethel ". DunSeath.
president Of the club. will ex-
tend greetings and introduce
the special guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drake Davi-
son. Dr. Harold b. Long Mrs.
Charles Getzendsner. president Of
VS. F.J.W.C.. Mrs. Charles z.
Taylor. president Pierce county
district federation; Mrs. H. II. Gar
retson. president Of Presidents
Council. Mrs. Belle Reeves. secre-
tary Washington State. and her
staff Of officers Mesdames r. G.
Anderson. J A. Sussman. L. W.
Craig. Birdola German, NJ. P.
Kenney and Berry Sugg.
Special tables will be placed for
the past presidents and board
members. Mrs Ellsworth c Power
will be hostess at the past presi-
dents table including Mesdames
Leonard Crassweller. P. c. Smith.
f. l. Hiberly. ?. X. Pirrett, VIII
II. Guilford. Bertram p. Thomas,
George F. Gorow. Edwin r. Ray
and Calvin ". Stewart.
The board members tables in
clude Mesdames J. II. Kitlsr. W
L. Tucker. Marcus c. Dawes. f. W
Wojahn, J. c. Huntley. NJ. H
Corey. y. A. Harris. Frank A
Cole, J. O'Brien Laws, Hattie A
Rooms. A. J. Graft. Walter +. Dick
son. George G. Franklin, Harry H
Johnston. A. A. Woelfel, f. Pau
Todd. H. F. Love and J. Freeman
McNary.
Mrs Henry Skramstad, popular
Tacoma soloist, Will give group
of songs and Myron Willard. 3
newcomer in the city, will sing a
group of tenor numbers. The &C.
companying artists are Mrs. J
Freeman McNary and Mr.. Frank
Nurding.
The guest speaker will be Frank
Drake Dawson. of North Bend 2
popular lecturer of the Pacific
Northwest. whose subject will be
Winston Churchill
Additional reservations for the
affair include Mesdames J. W
Darling. z. NJ. Densmore anc
guest. L. J. Deyo. w. F. Eckert
NJ. Fargher. Helen f. Hsrkle, Al.
berta X. kallasch Hurley. II. D
Loomis and guest. c. c. Mellinger
Frank Merris. Blanche Funk Nil.
Ter. Emma A NOR, Mary d. Muir
ray, Ada Nellist, Lola p. Nickel
Frank Nurding, Mr.. Frank Nur.
ding. J. W. Rogers. G. II. Smith
and guest. VIII Smith, Llewellyr
Swift, Harold Swift, L. E. Temp.
kins. John Tilton, B. I. TRIGGER
w. L. Tucker. F. Violette, William
Watson, r NJ. A. Williams, f. f
Willard, Fannie Wayne. Margaret
Wayne. A A. Woelfel, z. W. Wo-
/ jain. r. A. p. Young, Miss Bes'
Nicolson, Miss Mary Jane Dit
Bennar. Mrs. L. F. Vimpany. presi
dent Peninsula district federation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Country Wonen's Club
Schedules heetino

The Country Women's club will
meet Thursday for 1890 lunch
con at Rau's. Following the lunch
con members viii gather at the
home Of Mrs. H. F. Rau for the
program.
Mrs. Earl Rau will assist the
hostess. Mrs. Carl Ostlund will dis
cuss The Development of Glass"
and Mrs. Edward NJ. keves will
have as her subject "Jewelry.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Tacoma Sculpture,
VII Meet Friday

The monthly meeting Of Tacoma
SculpturinE club viii ~ on Fri
dsy afternoon al $50 o'clock a.
the Bryant school studio. IRE club
provides assistance 10 amateur
seuiptors at the studio several
times = week Mrs Sue Hoffer
viii - in charge "Wednesday from
i2-s. Mrs. Frank NAeesrsto. Fri
day, s-i2. and on TUESDAY through
Friday from 2.5o-5 Mr.. Clifford
Bach will oe at the studio.
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After the guests have had an
opportunity 10 inspect the tables
there will be program of varied
appeal with an entertainer to
represent each month. Mrs. c. r.
Davidson will act as toastmistress.
The serving Of refreshments will
conclude the evening.
Hostesses for the January table,
with a color scheme of black and
white and skating the theme. will
be Mesdames f. f. Marchion. Den
ton Thomson. f. W. Richards and
II. b. Westerfield. Their guests
are Mesdsmes l. Anderson. II.
Ainsworth. F. Ray. NJ. Hockstros-
ser, NJ. Arnold. Martha Stevens,
L. Evans, NJ. c. Davies. Carl Hill,
H 6. Davies, r. Davies. Perry.
Marjorie Brown is the entertainer.
Valentines To Re Theme
Valentines will feature Febru-
ary. with Mrs. Clarence Ssntrock,
Mrs. George A Allen and Mrs.
Brosseau as hostesses. Mrs. Mar
chell stevens is entertainer.
Guests are Mesdsmes Walter Nc
Hsney, L. Wilburn. J. Sager. s.
Lyle. A. L. Kimpflin. Mary Allen,
Jerry Meukel. Dan Snyder. E.
Click. c. w. Brown. M Miller.
and Misses Irma Miller and Betty
Santrock.
The green and white Of ST. Pat
rick will predominant at the March
table. Hostesses are Mesdames
Earl Wright Glare Brown and
f. r. Schwarz. Miss Daisy Bryant
will contribute 10 the program.
Guests are Mesdames Oliver ker-
nahsn, f. c. Murphy. NJ. NJ Ben
jsmin. Louis Slyter Harry Moore.
y. s. Hogan. Harry Reynolds.
Lena Schwsrz and Misses V. Bar
low. Natalie T'row and Carol ker-
nahsn.
Hostesses for April. with the
Easter theme, are Mrs. Osborne
Lennon. Mrs. Percy Rollins and
Mrs. Joseph Crews. Their guests
will be Mesdsmes c T. Hender-
son. A. w. Rankin. Marion Fair.
J. r. Kelly. A. X. Partridge. Arm
old Leverenz. Anna Davis. Charles
Delling. Charles Doucette Of Sum-
ner. r. L. Sanderson. and Misses
Virginia Lennon and Medge Roll
Inns. Miss Marilyn Leverenz will
contribute to the program.
Hostesses for May are Mrs VIII
fred Burrows. Mrs. Albert Whit
man and Mrs. c. F. Davidson. Mr..
r. Nurding is entertainer for this
group. Guests are Mesdames Earl
Rice. Everett Lyons. Ernest Bur
rows. Lee Price. William Huring.
Ada Young. Ernest Rice Perry
Crothers. Paul Nielsen. billiard Sal
lev and John Sears.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Founders Day
Is CeIebrAfed

Milton Parents and Teachers
association plans TO celebrate
Founders day on Wednesday at 8
o'clock at the Milton school.
The Presohool group have been
asked TO take charge of the oere-
moniaL 1'hose taking part are
Mesdames w. d. Parker. W. A.
Cole. Roy Bender. Martin Hansen.
o. NJ. Johnson. Edgar Holmes,
Fred Miller. Rex Hough. and the
solo work by Mrs.. Elmer Peterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Club TO Study Balkan
Countries on Thurxdav

When they meet for / o'clock
dessert luncheon on Thursday Al
the home Of Mrs. N. l.. Streichen.
members of Astraea Study club
will continue their study Of the
Balkans.