The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 15, 1945, Page 2

THL DAILY ALASKA FJVIPIRLVJUN[:AU ALASKA A Selection of DRESSES, HATS and BLOUSES DRESSES fIN groups 0 $5-$10and $15 sdnoxf ur SIVH jo 00°%$ PU® 0028 Selection of BLOUSES at $2.00 each B 4/%. Bzé,z:’ncét 80. QUALITY SINCE /887 INSTALLATION OF RAINBOW GIRLS HELD SATURDAY Parents and friends of Rainbow Girls filled the lodge room of the' | Scottish Rite Temple to overflowing Saturday night to witness the in- | stallation of officers for the new term. Dressed in beautiful formals, in all the colors of the Rainbow, 33 girls were installed as follows: Wort! Advisor, Betty Bonnett; Worthy Associate Advisor, Evelyr Spain; Charity, Mary Hope, Betty Lou Hared; Faith, Ada Burns; Chaplain, Neva Downs; Drill Leader, Pat Davis. Recorder, Lucille Goetz; Treasur- er, Jeanne Butts; Love, Mae Cuth- bert; Religion, Bertha Beebe; ture, Roma Fargher; Immortalit Claire Folta; Fidelity, Sheila Mac- Spadden; Patriotism, Nathylie Bailey; Service, Lorene Krause. Confidential Observer, Betty Kib- by; Quter Dbserver, Joanne Nowell; Flag Bearer, Bonnie McNabb; Page, Gloria Maki; Keepers of Parapher- nalia, ginia de Ganahl !"" Choir Director, Pat Balog; Music- ian, Harriet Stonehouse. Mrs. Dorothy Tuckett, Past Wor- thy Matron of Douglas, was installed as Mother Advisor, and Mrs. Roberta Goodwin, of Juneau, was instalied as Associate Mother Advisor. Advisory Board The following were installed as members of the Rainbow Advisory Board for 1945 Mrs. Lynna Holland, Worthy Mat- ron; Mrs. Gladys Stabler, Chairman; Mrs. Georgia Arlowe, Secretary; Mrs. Janice MacSpadde Mrs. Amanda Cook, Mrs. Ruth F Mrs. Thelma Engstrom, Mrs, Flore! Oakes, Mrs. Dora Swe , Wilfred Leivers, Jack Fargher, special representative of the Worshipful Master. M. S. Whittier, long interested in 'the Rainbow Assembly, will be in- stalled on the hoard after his return to Juneau Merit Bars Following the installation services, those girls who had earned merit bars either through service or per- fect attendance received their awards from Miss Marguerite Shaw, retiring Associate Mother Advisor. Miss Grace Berg, Past Worthy Advisor, installed the officers Sat- urday for Miss Alfreda Fleek, the Worthy Advisor for the past term. Miss Fleek left for Seattle early in December and was unable to finish her term. Miss Berg spoke brief] Sperling: Mi Harriet Maurstad and Vir- | lon the high quality of Alfredu's} | leadership and in her behalf thank- | led the officers who served durmgl the past term. Presentations [ In a beautiful addendum following | the installaiion service, the l'etil'ingl Mother Advisor was presented be- | hind the altar, and the five top of-, ficers of the Assembly approached to where she was standing and in a very impressive manner prosenlcd her with a lovely bouquet and a | Mother Advisor’s pin. Mrs. Howard | er, Chairman of the Board, | presented the retiring Associate | Mother Advisor with a beautifuf pin | in appreciation of her service in; Rainbow. Both Mrs. Sweeney and aw thanked the members of | >mbly for their gifts and for | the privilege of having served as| their advisors. | The dance which follawed was one | of the most successful installation { vents held for some time. A very | arge group attended and all stayed until the last note, about 12:30 o'clock. The first meeting for the new of- ficers will be Saturday night, Janu- ary 20, at which time one girl will be initiated into the order. { e e Farewell Party for Mrs. A. Shaughnessy A U. S. Forest Service no-host luncheon, farewell party, was given las) Saturday afternoon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel | {in honor of Mrs. Atdys O’Shaugh- were Mrs. Phyllis McClelian, Helen Cass, Mrs. Fern Williams, Mrs. Julia Steele, Mrs. Tnez Hogins, Mrs. Betty Kir-| e Eumfurd, , Miss Margaret Clark, Margaret Femmer and Miss Margaret Pearce. PARENIS INVITED 10 PACK MEETING Parents of boys between the ages of 9 and 12 are urged to attend the Pack meeting to be held in the grade school auditorium at 7:30 o'clock tonight, Ray Adams said this morn- inng. He plans for parents to bec acquainted with the boys' activ nd with each other. frrrrrr e e WE AREPROUD TO ANNOUNCE that We Have Received the Authorized Agency for the “Juneau who mu_ Anchorage Fairbanks Nome Serving Yakutat Cordova Kodiak Seward Peninsula and Kuskokwim Area ALASKA ATRLINES Baranof Hotel OFFICE Information and Reservations PHONE 667 rrrrrrrrrrr e —os VANITY BEAUTY SALON Cooper Bldg., Elsie Hildreth, Mgr. 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