The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
TaComans Await
Swarthoui Night
Concert Promises 70 Be
Brilliant SocieI Event

GLADYS SVarthout. the IA
nous American singer. star Of
the Metropolitan. screen and
networks, and the best dress
ed concert and opera star n
all the world, comes tn Ia
coma to sing At the Temple
Z heater Thursday evening.
Tacomans in large numbers
are anticipating the beautiful
artists first Tacoma appear
ance.
The concert Thursday night Is
the last major event at the Temple
before Lent and 80 Will undoubt-
edly be one Of the most brilliant
evenings Of the entire season.
In Thursdays audience will be
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Ingram, Mr..
and Mrs. George Franklin, ST, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Burkhart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lathrop Crosby, MI and Mrs.
Frank Carnahan, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dempsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Audsley Fraser Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Garland. Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Tenzler. and Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Staatz from Sumner.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Warren.
DR.. and Mrs. Ross 3. Wright. DR..
and Mrs. Charles r. hcCreery,
Or. and Mrs. William r. McCreery.
Or. and Mrs. Thomas Mckay, DR..
and Mrs. Clifford Whitacre. Dr.
and Mrs. Edwin c. James. DR.. and
Mrs. c. F. Engels, DR.. and Mrs
Carroll Carlson, and Or. and Mrs.
Carl Wallace.
Still others anticipating hearing
Miss Swarthout are Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Potter from Sumner. Mr..
and Mrs. Karl F. Weiss, Mr.. and
Mrs. George p. Fishburne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy l.. Falskow. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. F. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
ton B. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs c.
J. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jar
Doe. Mr.. and Mrs X. f. Holhngs-
worth from Sumner, Lieut.. James
Twohig with reservations for
eight, Mrs. NJ. J. Gallaher with
six guests. and Miss Nave Olds
and guests.
One of the largest groups at
the concert will be two-score from
Annie Wright seminary. Among
others are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
f. Cheap, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Love. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. mickey,
Mrs. William c. Broenkow and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Broenkow, Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Demick, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Corvin, Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Allard, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Dean, and Mesdames Elmer Hay
den, Welles Wheeler. Charles Hur-
ley, John T. Peetz. George Hellar.
Floyd Sloan. l.. l.. Whitman. c. F.
Nash and f. NJ. Price, who knew
Miss Swarthout when she was so
loist at the First Congregational
church in Evanston. H.. and
Messrs. Hunter Johnson. A. A.
Pentecost. w. C. Smith. George
Tibbits, and Richard Brown from
Puyallup.
Also coming to hear the beau
tiful artist will be Mesdames Ida
Morisse, Edgar Dodds. W. f. Burk-
hart, Arthur Mckinley. o. Wilkin-
son. John Forkenbrock. r. s Al
bright, Emerson Wonders. Walter
Gervais. Duncan McClaren. Susan
w. Miller, Madge Hurd from Puy-
allup. George Foulke, r. II. Nc.
Ginnis. Eve Dollard and her daugh-
ter. Teresa.
Still others will be Mrs. Harold
Davis. Theo Feist, Lee Lewis. A.
Burnett. Henry Mandles. J. D
Miller. Mae Murray. Robert Co
hoon, F. c. Hanprecht. Joseph
Fitch, Ethel Abel, H. Y. jackson
and children. Betty and Doris. Phil
ip McElwain, Miss Margaret Lam
mers from Bothell Mrs. Douglas
Shelor and Mrs. Thomas Black
stock from Seattle. Misses Maude
and Estelle Purinton. Benora Moss
ing. Doris Day. Corinne Young.
Kathleen Whelsn. Thelma Kraa bel.
F. NJ. Coffee. Pearl Totland. Bess
Younger Alice Northstrom. Ebba
Peters. Margaret Young. Alice
Westerlund.
Miss June Johnson. Miss Mari
lyn Hurd. Miss Lois Hunt. Violet
Paulson, Dorothy Floystead Mar
gsret Martin. Juhans Mcpherson.
Geraldine Elsbree. Eleanor Mer-
rel. Margaret and Betty Heiding-
~, Mary L. Kennedy Charlotte
Goplerud. Frances Friedman. Flor
ence Darlsnd. Marie Dupms. Ruth
Burr, Lucille Boch from Puyalup
and hundreds Of others.