Mrs.Wanamaker (Wannemake) receiving award, Altrusa Club, Lakewood Terrace, Times, Mrs. McDonald. Pearl A. Wanamaker, superintendent of public instruction, received the Altrusa International annual award to a woman performing the most distinguished services in a public field at Lakewood Terrace. (T.Times, 9/26/1946, p.20)

Wanamaker, Pearl A.; Altrusa Club (Tacoma); Clubs--Tacoma--1940-1950; Women--Tacoma--1940-1950; Awards;

Mrs.Wanamaker (Wannemake) receiving award, Altrusa Club, Lakewood Terrace, Times, Mrs. McDonald. Pearl A. Wanamaker is talking with members of the Northwest Altrusa Club. Mrs. Wanamaker, a former president of the National Education Association, was appointed by the State Department as a member of the education mision to Japan at the request of General MacArthur. She also served as advisor to the United States delegation to UNESCO at its first conference in Paris. (T.Times, 9/26/1946, p.20)

Wanamaker, Pearl A.; Altrusa Club (Tacoma); Clubs--Tacoma--1940-1950; Women--Tacoma--1940-1950; Awards;

Mrs.Wanamaker (Wannemake) receiving award, Altrusa Club, Lakewood Terrace, Times, Mrs. McDonald. Pearl A. Wanamaker shows her family the Altrusa International annual award she received as the woman performing the most distinguished services in a public field at Lakewood Terrace. (T.Times, 9/26/1946, p.20)

Wanamaker, Pearl A.; Altrusa Club (Tacoma); Clubs--Tacoma--1940-1950; Women--Tacoma--1940-1950; Awards; Wanamaker, Pearl A.--Family;

The Lakewood Dance Club presented the "Cotton Ball" for their last dance of the season. The ball was preceded by a southern dinner with fried chicken and corn pone at the Lakewood Terrace recreation hall. Members of the dance committee dressed in southern dress of the 1860's. Here, Helen (Mrs. Harold) Baird, in black-face make-up pours punch for Fred Schwab on the left and, L-R, Mrs. Fred Schwab, Edith R. (Mrs. Dwight) Mason, Dwight Mason and Eloise (Mrs. George) Boldt. (TNT, 4/27/1951, p.C-5; 5/6/1951, p.D-6)

Costumes; Eating & drinking facilities--Lakewood; Lakewood Terrace (Lakewood); Lakewood Dance Club (Lakewood); Dance parties--Lakewood--1940-1950; Baird, Helen; Schwab, Fred; Mason, Edith R.; Mason, Dwight; Boldt, Eloise;

Layout on style show at Lakewood Terrace, Young Mens Business Club, Women's Auxiliary. Club members, left to right, Mrs. William H. Bottcher, Lona Potucek Huseby, pianist for the affair, and Jane (Mrs. Bert) Sundgren, dressed in whimsical and stylish hats, admire the umbrella girl table decorations for the April 6th, 1950 style show. (TNT 4/10/1950, pg. 8)

Hats--1950-1960; Young Mens Business Club, Womens Auxiliary (Tacoma); Huseby, Lona Potucek; Sundgren, Jane;

Layout on style show at Lakewood Terrace, Young Mens Business Club, Women's Auxiliary. Admiring auxiliary members, dressed in afternoon suits and hats, eye the latest in evening wear modeled by other members. The six models are dressed in floor length formal attire and posed in the aisle between the banquet tables. The photograph records the chandeliers and large fireplace in the Terrace banquet room. (TNT 4/10/1950, pg. 8)

Young Mens Business Club, Womens Auxiliary (Tacoma); Eating & drinking facilities--Lakewood; Fashion shows--Tacoma--1950-1960; Fashion models--Tacoma--1950-1960; Clothing & dress--Tacoma--1950-1960;

In October 1949 Zonta International celebrated its 30th anniversary and the Tacoma chapter observed their 21st anniversary. Mamie Jacobs was the President of the club and she was also the employment advisor at Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company. View of Zonta Club members at the Lakewood Terrace (T.N.T., 7/10/49, p. D-7 & T.N.T., 10/30/49, p. D-2).

Women--Clothing & dress--Tacoma--1940-1950; Hats--1940-1950; Clubwomen--Tacoma--1940-1950; Women--Social life--1940-1950; Women--Clubs--Tacoma; Events--Tacoma--1940-1950; Zonta Club (Tacoma); Lakewood Terrace (Lakewood);