The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Preliminary plans fer ths Rice
bowl party include music and pro-
fessional Chinese entertainers. In
addition 10 special exhibits Of rare
Chinese articles Mrs c NJ.
Hamilton is chairman of the en-
tertsinment committee.
The United China Relief sssocis-
ton is composed Of Mrs. c. W.
Getzendaner. general chairman:
Mrs. Hamilton. entertainment.
Ray Gregory and Paul Miller.
finance; DR.. A W. sidders.
churches; Paul r. Hsnswalt.
special gifts. and Capt. y. W.
Griffiths and Rex Kelley. publicity.
To Debate In Olympia
To take part in a problem de-
bate, four high school students
viii 60 10 Olympia. Dec. 3. The
debsters are Bill Scott. Russell
Lsuston. Andrew Harstsd and
Ruth Brakeman.
The Alpha club will meet
Tuesday at $50 at the home Of
Mrs. Roger Heath. 3i2 9Th ave.
n. W, with Mrs. Willis Stewart as
co-hoste-s and Mrs. Newell Hunt
and Mrs. George Wilson assisting
Theme for the meeting will be
Lighting H the Home" and Mrs.
Albert Burke will talk on Christ
mas Decorations Of the Mantle"
J. A. Msrtinson was elected
Wednesday night rs president Of
the congregation Of Emmanuel
Lutheran church for 1e42.
Ray Colburn was reelected
elder for three years. Hold overs
are Ed Hirchert and Ed Schmidt.
Clarence Nettnin was returned 10
the office of secretary and Silver
Msrtinson was elected treasurer
and chairman of the finance COM
mittee. The other two members
are Dan Wolfe. reelected, and
William Reid. All Of these Off
GERS with Rev. Theodore Brack-
man. the pastor. form the church
council. The 1912 budget was
also adopted at the meeting. In
stallstion ceremonies will be held
the first of the year.
The Willing Workers club of the
Royal Neishbors will meet for a
1890 luncheon Friday at the home
of Mrs. J. r. Burmaster, 725 4th
ST. N. w. Assisting hostesses
will he Mrs. Clara Bureh and
Mrs. Lillian Ferguson.
Mrs. Tisch Passes
Mrs. Helena Tisch, rs, died Al
the home Of her son, Edwin Tisch.
at Brookdsle. Wednesday after
noon following a long illness. The
family home il at 1105 +th ST.,
n. W., where she had lived IA
years. She first came to Roy in
1900 from Wisconsin. Mrs. Tisch
was a member of Emmanuel Lu-
thersn church.
Surviving are four sons. Alfred
Of Vancouver, Wash; Edwin of
Brookdale and Alex and Ira of
Falkland; daughter. Mrs. Amy
Backstrom of Roy; nine grand
children and two sisters. Mrs. Ida
Sennett and Mrs. Emma Oelke.
both in Wisconsin. Wrigley and
Clements will announce the
funeral.
Funeral services for Mrs. Eva
NJ. Mccullough will be held Fri
day afternoon at o'clock at the
Wrigley and Clements chapel
under Christian Science auspices.
Burial will be in Woodbine.
Council without Quorum
Unable to raise a quorum. the
city council was forced to aban-
don its scheduled meeting We'd
nesday night. Needing one mem
Der to make legal session, Coun-
Gilman John Sullivan Of the third
ward was contacted but word
came back that he was in bed and
refused to change his plans for
the evening.
Mrs. F. II. Hoff OF South heri-
dian st. has returned from a six
weeks visit to her sisters in Oak
Park, Ill. Mrs. George Cuthbert-
son and Mrs. Robert Cuthbertson.
She also spent some time with
friends in Chicago.