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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
I Mr. Clean Ask i@ ia Seattle for
j a well earned vacation. Mr. Ask left
on tne Spokane.
Miss Imogen© Coryell visited la
Whltehorse this week, tjje guest of
Ml.ss Henrietta Rousseau.
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Mrs. Cornelia T. Hatcher dined
on Sunday with the family of vhe
Reverend and Mrs. L. H. Pedersen.
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Mr. G. E. Wetsler, chief of thie
mail service of Alaska left on the
Spokane lor a short visit In Juneau.
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U. S. Marshal, J. M. Tanner ar
rived in town this week on busi
ness and had a short visit with his
famly.
I
M'<s Madeline Hocket came up on
the Peterson Wednesday and re
mained for a few days the guest of
friends.
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Mrs. A. M. Rousseau and Miss
Henrietta Rousseau returned home
to Whitehorsg after a week-end vis
it la Skagway.
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Mr. and Mrg. Paul H McClelland
and baby Elizabeth left on tbte Prln
ctss Sophia for a visit with, friends
and relatvee a, Seattle.
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Mrs. A. M. Rousseau and Miss
Henrietta Rousseau of Whitehorse,
were invited to dine with Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall on Sunday.
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Mr. John Fraser Pugh! and his
daugnter, Miss Venetia Pugh, of
Juneau, wene dinner guesta of Mr.
and Mr. F. J. Van de Wall on Tues
day.
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Mrs. Peter Crepeau and her son
Mr. Louie Crepeau, are at home af
ter an extended visit in Seattle- Mr.
Crepeau return^ much improved in
hfoalth.
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Mt. and Mrs. Hermann Miller re
turned on the PrlncesB Sophia from
a month's visit in coast cities. The
greater part of the time waa passed
In Seattle.
Mr. W. C. McKenzte went south,
ou 'he Spokkane for a visit In the
States. This $ the first vacation
t.ha* Mr. McKenzie has taken in
several years.
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The Commercial club held an
other o' their "Get together" meet
ings and discussed various topics
ver an excellent luncheon served at
the Pullen House.
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Mrs. Fred Pedersoii is teaching
la the public school as substitute
for Mrs. William Bunting, who was
sailed to Vancouver, Wash, by the
serious Illness of her father.
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Mrs. C. W. Ask, who left hore
early In the winteT for a visit with
ber relatives in Dakota, returned
with Mr. Ask to 9eattle and will re
main there until June rifcitng wtb)
frends.
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Mr. Johto. Fraser Pugh aivd his
young daughter. Miss Venetia Pugh
of Juneau were Skagway guests this
past week. Mr. Pugh is collector
of customs for Alaska, with head
quarters in Juneau.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Rousseau
and Miss Imogene Coryell enter
tained at dinner on, Sunday for Miss
Henrietta Rousseau and Mr. E. J.
Davis of Whltehorfcj ajid Mr. P.
Johnson of Douglas.
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Ti>e Popular Picture Palace has
had some very excellent plays of
late. "The Right of Way," "The
Heart of Maryland" and many oth
ers have held the screen of last
week and this and all were good.
On Sunday last, Mr. John Fraser
Pugh and Mi£6 Venetia PughJ of
Juneau were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Shaw. During the
s'-av it Miss Venetia Pugh In Skag
way, she waa the house guest of
Mrs. B. J. Shaw.
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Mr. Clarence 0. Pyke, Jr. left
on the Spokane to join the United
States inavy. H© was accompanied
toy Mr. Cr. Hijurea, who will also en
ter the naval service. Mr. Pyke is
an. old time resident of Skagway
and Uas many friends in town.
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The many friends of Mrs. W.
Myrickk will toe pleased to learn
that she has so far recovered' from
her recent illness as to toe about the
house and attend, in. part, to her
household duties.
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Mrs. George Webster, of White
horse, came to Skagway to meet
her mother and; sister and returned
hme n Friday aecompannied by
them. They will remain for an
extended visit In WhUehoree wth.
Mrs. Webster.
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Mr. and Mrs. Peters and their
daughter. Miss Peters, of Tacoma,
Wash., arrived orn the City; of Seat
tle and wore entertained by Mr.
and Mrs, Max Gutfeld in their beau
tiful ne*v home on Thuirsday. They
left for W Mtehorse on Friday
where Mr. Peters will) be in the em
ploy cf the W. P. & Y. R.
«
CaD'ain and Mrs. S. Hill Barring
ton arrived in town recently and
have been visitmg with Mrs. Barring*
ton's mother, Mrs. Margaret Hay
ward. Cap+a!n Harrington will sooi<
.assume his work as master of the
Sidest-reams line of boats on the Yim
ion and branches. Mrs. Barring
ion will remain with her mother
for a longer visit.
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In honor of Mrs. A. M. Rousseau
and her daughter, Miss Henrietta
Roussf-au of WhitelKorsej J.Irs. G. G.
Miller entertained at #ea, last Sat
urday afternoon. About a score
of friends gathered under Mrs. Mil
ler's hospitable roof to greet the
honor guests. A delightful after
noon was spent with sewing, profit
able readinng, instructions and mu
sic.
A letter from Mr. auid Mrs. E. A.
Robinson of Atlin, who went to Los
Angeles last fall, states thfit Mr.
Rob'nson now weighs 160 pounds
and that he will probacy return
north In a few weeks. Mrs. Robin
son will come at a later date. Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson passed the great
er oart of the time in Passadcna,
where Mr. Robinson has a sister
living.
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Misp Edna Evans and her mot It
er left on the Princess Sophia for
a visit in Vancouver, B. C. and
Seattle. . In th elatter city Miss
Evans will enter a business college
for instruction in) shorthand and otfaj
or branches to more fully fit her
self for office work. Miss Evans
has Leen a faithful hlelper in the
Daily Alaskan office as the linotype
operator. During th« absence of
Miss Jivans, Mr. Frank Doreo will
fill her place at the type machine.
Mre. Cornelia Tompletou Hatcher,
president o£ the W. C. T. U. for
tha Territory of Alaska wa a a
guest In Skagway for a few days,
and received a royal welcome. On
Sunday evening- Mrs. Hatcher gave i
h«r happy style a delightful lec
ture and talk a' the Presbyterian
church. Her subject was the work
accomplished in Washington, D. C.
during thle passing of the prohibi
tion bill which wjll render Alaska
'"bone-dry" on January 1, 1918.
Airs. Hatcher gave a talk also on
the wort done by herself and o'hers
In the Territorial legislature in re
gard to prohibition. On Monday
afternoon, the ladies of the W. C.
T. U. entertained Mrs. Hatcher in
the annex of the Presbyterian
church and she gave a talk on the
subject of temperance and her ex
perience in Washington. In this
talk, Mrs. Hatcher gave great cred
it to Delegate James Wickersham
for the passage of the prohibition
bill and said that without him: the
bill could never have b®en passed.
Dainty refreshment of ioe cream,
cake *nd coffee were served after
tho talk. Mrs. Hatcher was a guest
of the Pullen house, but was enter
tained by many friends while in
town. Mrs. Hatcher left on the
Northwestern for her home in Knik
wher<» her husband, Mr. Robert
Hatcher; has extensive mining in
terests.
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of joyous thrill you get -when
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)L impression A
W« get it all tb© way from At
lanta, Georgia, and we can truthr
fully pay that there Is no more de
llc'ous candy in the world
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Skagway Agents
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GEORGE^MOWL Proprietor
Sunday and Monday
World Film Ootrpojpatlonpi^eeeuts THE LURE, tlic di-nina of un
deniable truth—A Shubert Featr.re by George Scarborough,
in five acts, filmed from the vlay after its phenoniinal run
at Maioe Elliott's Thjoaicfcr. Produced under the direction of
Madam Alice Blacke,
Mnslc, Mrs. H. R Xtranftoa, violin. Miss Coryell piano.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8*80
City Bakery # Coffee Rouse
^ pPflAPWAY OPPOSITE KELLER BKOS. DRUG CQ- , , -
Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Milk
Rolls, Waffle*
EGGS IN ALL STYLES
Pies; Cakes
Ham and Cheese Sandwicbes
French Rolls, Cakes, Pies
Doughnuts
BREAD, WHEAT, RYE, FRENCH
Cream Puffs, Macaroons and
All Kinds of Pastry
3ame$ Cropea
Proprietor
CLOSING Out SALE
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 7th
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
'Store Fixtures Groceries Horse and Wagon
Chickens and Property
For Sale at Reduced Prices
.W. J. BLEDSOE.
CHURCH NOTES
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC
H0I7 communion at 8:30.
M1153 Instruction at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School at 1:30 p.m.
Ev<raii]g Service at 7:30 p.m.
All are cordially Invited.
Father P. H. Turnell
PRESBlUJUA* GBTUBGH
Services Sunday morning at 11,
and evening at 8 o'clock. Sunday
school 12:15. Special music by
the Young Women's choir at regu
lar services. •
L. H, P<^«r*en, Minister.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Scienoe Services trill be
h#l<t Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock
la the Alaskan Building.
Subject — ADAH AND FALLEN
MAN. i l.ltliilill
Th# public js welcome.
Sunday Scliool 12 o'clock.
GOSPEL MEETING TOXTGHT
Saturday evening'—God's Message
tar Today, - "What Is It?
Sunday evening — Spirituallsm
What Is It? Can the Dead Return
and Talk with the Living?
All are very welcome.
D. H. Hanson, and W. T. Hil
gerf, ministers.
FOUND — A child's bracelet. Own
can; have samo by calling at
Alaskan office, paying for "ad"
and proving property, tf.