The
Gate-way
Route of
f
Comfort
Service
Safety
fo Yukon Territory, Atlln District
Interior Alaska
During the winter season of I1) lb-1 7 our regular train service will
be maintained North and Snuth B nind between Skaguay
and Whltehorsc, trains leaving both tcrnvnals Mondays,
Wednesdays and f- rid \ys.
WIXTE& STAGE SERVICE
Our Thrcuijh la '. Passenger an.! F'iv .;!:: Seni.-e will be oper
ated b.'iv. en W'ii t ho je ar 1 Dawson, a'io.dir.g every possible
facility for co.nfo-lable winter travel by mean of a
Tho ough^y Equipped Slage and Automobile Line
For full information apply to
C. W. CASH
> pt. Mail Service D„vt
■ HI TEHOR5E. V. T.
A. F. ZIPF
— OR— Traffic Manager
612 Strconi Ave.. SEATTLE, Wash.
White Pass ik Yuxofi Route
TIME TABLE No. 38. f
Mopcisiy, Wednesday nn<l Friday
N.I, N. Bound i j t. j Xo* <*• s* iiound
1st CLa*a 1st Cl««8
S .50 «. m. Leaver; SKAGWAV Arrives 3:50 p. m.
11 :05 t». in. " » WHITE I'ASS Leaves 2:20 p. in.
11 : t.1 a. ni. " LOG CABIN " 1:30 p. m.
12:40 p. m. " BENNETT " 12:50 p. m.
L'.VJO p. in. " CAliUJOl" " 10:18 a. ni.
I 50 p. in. Arrives IViiliiHOKSE " 8:00 a. nt.
Passenger* mu>: be at depot i-j time to love Baggage in
vented ar.d chevied. Inspection Is stopped !>0 "winutes before
having time of tiaJn*. .■ _■»" ■
150 poun<i» of baggage vlll be chsckod free with each full
ticket «nd 75 pounds wilh each half fare ticket
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• Don't put It off, but order y°ur
j priutifa now which, you will need
. when you put In your new Bystem.
The Daily Alaska job department
is b<='t?r equipped than 'ever to do
> your work. Prices right and work
* promptly executed. tf.
Make It a Smokeless, Past less,
Gasless, Trip East This Year
In addition to the cleaner conditions duo to Electri
fication, you'll enjoy the comfortable accommoda
tions and you'll like the little courtesies incident
to "Milwaukee" service.
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H. G. Weir I Agents | Juneau Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY I
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KING WINTER'S REIGN
il wander-.-d on the glistening crest
j Through. Morning's haiy chill;
Kin? Winter, all in jewels dressed,
Came riding up the hill
Iu regal state, serene and bold,
Through knee-deep aisles of leafy
mold.
At oucc the bleak, bare slouc was
strum*
With raily-tinted gems,
The blackened grass and vines were
hung
On diamond-studded stems;
' And meadows gash, and hillside
I wound,
| Were all in soft, white linen bound.
j The sun, through, many a grap-strip
pod tree.
Scrolled fgiures on the enow;
The wiufei fairies danced in glee
Across the froststy glow,
And voices sang o'er hill and plain,
"Wo welcome Old ing Winter's
reign."
—Anne l'orter Johnson in The Peo
ples Home Journal for January.
0—0—•
Mrs, Uanerline of Haines, was a ,
guest of Mrs. Batsoa the last trip
of the Peterson.
o—o—o
Mr. Frank Oook, our deputy Unit
ed S'ates marshal, is home from a
♦rip to Juneau.
8—0—0
Mrs W. H. Henson and little
daughter are now at home to
friends in the Pullen House
0—0—1
Mr. Frank Page aiid Mr. Roy Bra
son were dinner guests on Tuesday
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Gault.
u—o—e
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suffeciool en
tertaired Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Rey
.ncldsou at dinner on Christmas pay.
o—o—o
Mr. I.ovell C. Rousseau arrived
in Skagwav ou Friday from White
horse and will be in town, the week
end.
o—o—o .
Mr. E. G. We'zler and Mr. Ed.
Foreman, were entertained on
Christmas Day by Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Reinert.
0—0—0 .
Miss Henrietta Kousseau earae
over from Whitehorse for a vaca
tion visi*. in Skagway, and is the
guest rf Miss EditU, Liddicoat.
0—»—«
Mr. ai:d Mts. H. D. Clark, Miss
Floris Clark and Miss Dorothy Clarld
were dinner snests of Mr. and Mrs.
I.oe Gault and Miss AHa Utter on
Christmas.
0—0—0'
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Han sou and
their children were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Grimm on
Tuesday and their guests for the
ahlotopfay for the evening.
6—s—0
A little son was l>orn to Mr. and
s. Mark Phelps on Friday morn
ing. The small man hag !>een nam
ed Billy. Dr. W. G. Gabifi re
ports "All is well."
0—0—&
Miss Henrietta Rousseau was an
an afternoon and dinner gu^st of
Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall on Friday
and .Miss Edi'h Liddicoat also epent
the evening with Mrs. Van de Wall.
0—0—0
Mrs. Simeon Fiendle of Dawson,
and Whitehorse arrived in town last
week and left for Portland on one
of the late boats. While in town
Mrs. Fiendle was a Pullen House
guest.
0—•—0
Mr. ar.J Mrs. Albert Rousseau
arc visiting in Douglas, the guests
of Mrs. Rouseau'6 father, Mr. Cory
ell. Mr. and Mrs. Rousseau will
remain In Douglas until after the
holidays.
a—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Talbot and
Miss Vivian Talbot were dinner
guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tal
bot oa Christmas. There were
present also Richard, John, and
William.
o—•—•
Mrs. N. J. Black, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank N. Feero and their children
and Mr. and Mts. Guy C. Sipprelle
and their children, were dinner and
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Larson on Thursday.
o—o—0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Feero
and their two little daughters, Myr
na and Geraldine dined on Ch.rst
mas Dav with. Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Sipprelle and their two children,
Master Walter and Miss Winnifred.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Spear en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Har
rison at dinner on CJHristmas. The
rooms and table were very beautiful,
ly decked wi'tt potted plants and
ferns, and a delicious repast was
l» served by the hostess.
Mrs. Ida Crease ol Cowley came
over <Vr a visit with her son's fam
ily and enjoyed a feast of good
things with them. She also got
acquainted with the new baby.
Mrs. Crease is the mother of Pro
fessor Eugene Smith.
0—0—0 ;
Mr. aud Mrs. A. J. Baker, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs- George Br<?wn, Mr. and
Mrs. Adelbort Baker and their two
children. Mr. A. J. Baker Jr., and
.Mr. Green were Christmas dinner
guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Klihu Baker
and their daughter, M.iss Violet Ba
ker.
o—if—&
Mrs. Kathriue Kennedy, Mr. and
Mrs. James Kennedy, Mr. Daniel
Kennedy and Miss Frances Kennedy
»ver© Chris'mas dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Batson. The
rooms aud table were beautifully
decked in Christmas colors — red
and ^reen.
Mrs. Joseph Clifton, wife of Post
Master Clifton of Whitehorse, ar
rived on the Prince Rupert and
after a short stop in Skagway went
on to her home. Mrs. Clifton was
accompanied by her little son Le
Roy. They visited in Seattle and
B. C. cities.
, o—o—o
Miss Lois Butt and Mr. William
Wright were entertained at dinner
on Christmas uy Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Eunting. The Bunting home
vns gaily arrayed in Christmas col
ors and a fine Christmas tree of
true Alaskan growth was one of
the nretty attractions.
0—0—o
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hanson and
their three children dined on
on Christmas Bay with Mr. and
Mrc. Carl Larson and their chil
dren. The Larson home had its
complement of Christmas decor
ations of red and green and a de
licious feast was spread. Mrs. Lar
son aud Mrs. Hanson are sisters.
(I—fi—0
Mrs. H. D. Kirmse and her two
sons enjoyed Christmas with Judge
and Mrs. J. F. Maloney in Palo
Alto, California. The boys, Jack
and Ban are attending the William
Warren school for boys at Menlo
Park and some fine photographs
have been sent to Skagway friends
of the two lads in all their military
bravery.
On Christmas Day, Mrs. W. H.
Honsou and Miss Helen Elizabeth.
Henson entertained at dinner for Mj
and Mrs. Paul II. McClelland, Mrs.
Harriet S. Pullen, Miss Mary Pullen
and Miss Betty McClelland. A table
was set in Mrs. Henson's room at
th.o Pullen House and the, ljiostseses
and guests enjoyed, a very delect
able meal.
0—0—#
Mrs. James R. Rock of Anchor
age, a former resident of Skagway,
is at present in Tavares, Florida,
having been called there by the
serious illness of her mother. Mrs.
Rock left Anchorage in November
and will return home by way of
Skagway, where she will visit for
awhilo with her relatves and many
friends.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. William Feero en
tertained on Christmas for Mrs.
Fterc, Mr. Sterling, Mr. Louis
Shields, Mr. Sterling, and Master
Philip Oltsou. This was a very
pleasant home affair and the gentle
men Dresent, are among those in
town who are deprived of home coil
forts and they, thoroughly apprecia
e1 the excellent dinner.
e—o—tv
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller en
tertained on Christinas for Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Van do Wall, Master
Francis Van de Wall, Mr. Eric Tel
ter, Mr. Harry Ask, Mr. James
Wallace and Mr. Cleon Ask. The
house and table were brilliant with.
Chris'mas colors. Poinsettias, gay
streamers, fe.stoons of green all
went toward making a real festal
occasion. A very delicious dinner
was served.
«—0—0
Las' Thursday Mrs. Paul H. Mc
Clelland gave an afternoon tea to
celebra'e the first milestone on
life's journey of her little daugh
ter, Betty. The rooms were gay
with Clvris'mas decorations in red
and green and the chief object of
interes' was a fine birthday cake
with a single candlo to mark th«
mile traveled by the smali
lassie. The guests took their sew
ing and enjoyed an afternoon o)
uninterruDted happiness. Daintj
refreshments were srved and the
birthday cake was cut and the lit
tle honor guest was toasted, anc
wished many returns. Those pres
cut were Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mrs. W
Gabie, Master Gordon. Gabie
Mrs. Margaret Asselstine an<
Mrs. Hermann Miller.
The hotels and restaurants serv
ed a special dinner oil Christmas
Day and will on New Y§ars Day
serve for all who come. This lifts
the burden off the busy house
wile and gives her a chance to re
lax and have a day of comfort. A
good meal can be procured at the
Pullen House, Golden North cafe
and at the Pack Train restaurant
au.l at so reasonble a price that it
seeics a waste of time and money
for a meal to be i>repared at home.
u—y—0
Judge and Mrs. Martin Conway
entertained at dinner for Mrs.
H. J. Lynch, Miss Kate Lynch, Miss
Nancy Lynch, Miss Eileen Lynch,
Miss Jane Lynch, Mrs. Nors Whal-'
en, Mr. Jerry Quinlan, Miss Bessie
Conway, Master Jack Conway and
Master Martin Conway. The decor
atioiis were in keeping with the
occasion and the friends were much
pleased that Mr. Quinlan has bo far
recovered from a long illness as
to be able to dine with the family
in the dinng room.
0—0—0
Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Blanchard, Mr. and
Airs. John M. Keller, Master Fred
Blanchard and Master Kenneth
Biaucbari1 were Christmas dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Web
er. The rooms were fragrant svith
f ewers in pots and a beautiful bou
quet of red and white carnations
graced the center of the dining
table. After the A. B. Christmas
tree festivities ended, the guests
again met with Air. and Mrs. Web
er and enjoyed a pleasant evening.
0—0—0
Ou Christmas Day, Dr. and Mrs.
Cabie and Mrs. Margaret Assel
stine entertained at dinner for Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Hermann Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Xorman E. Black. Miss Mary Pater
sou and Mr. V. I. Hahn. Master
Gordon Gabie was also present.
Beautiful cut flowers—chrysanthe
mums and carnations—were used
to decorate the rooms and the
table cer.terpiece was a very pretty
little Christmas tree with all the
complement trimmings. Many
Christmas greens were tastefully
disposed about the rooms.
6—0—o
On Christmas Day a number of
the Sltagway folk gave a progressiva
dinner. This pretty and novel af
fair commenced at the residence
of Mr. a»d Mrs. George Huth and
ended at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Landsborough. At the Hutl*
residence were served oyster cock
tails and fruit Balad at small
tables which were daintily, decked
with, silver gate candlesticks with
red and green candles with shades
in 'he Christmas colors. Litlte gild
ed kewpies on red place cards were
used as favore. The rooms were
decorated in ground pine and mistle
toe. Each lady was given a neck
lace c.f brilliant cranberries and
each gentleman was decked with a
flowing knot of Christmas ribbon.
Mr. and Mts. Huth had a Christmas
tree, tji^ first Christmas tree in
their own homo, and each! guest re
ceived p pretty gift. From this home
the jolly x>arty assembled with
Mrs. Helen \V. Oaskey, where the
more substantial courses were serv
ed. Here were roast geese with all
the accompanying good eatables,
cauliflower in cream dressing, fried
apples, pickles, jellies, and many
other good things that go toward'
a splendid dinner. The house and
'able decorations were in yellow.
Warm yellow candle, light made the
rooms seem filled with June sun
shine. The place cards, the work
of *he artistic hands of Miss
Carol Caskey, were dainty skating
pirls in various bright costumes.
Tl'e long dining room was lighted)
wl'h tall candles in pTetty candle
st cks with yellow shades, which,
gave a golden glow that seemed to
add warmth and. good cheer. The
happy pconle went to the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lands
bcrough for the dessert which con
sisted of delicious plum pudding
with hard sauce, mince pie, nuts,
candy, fruit, and after dinner cof
fee. The four chandeliers in the
dinii g room were covered with rose
hue'' petals and green leaves which
gave a very pleasing effect to the
beautiiul room. The table
was centered with a huge
basket of holly, fruit, nuts
and candy. The place cards were
exquisite little blue birds for hap
piness. After dnner the guests in
dulged ;n a novel game of "balloons.
A number of balloons were blown up
and the merry guests indulged in
battin®- them about the room. Lat
er in the evening the pleasure seek
ers went to the borne of Mrs.
Caskey where a fine Christmas tree
with presen's for all completed a
very happy day. TJ^ose who partici
nated in this joyous event were
Mr3. Helen W. Caskey, Mr. nnd
Mrs. George Huth, Sir. and Mrs. W.
I,, l.andsborough, Miss Carol Cas
key, Miss Kathryn Caskey, Miss
Evanceline Cook, Miss Mary Agnes
Caskey, Miss Dorothy Landsborough
Mr. Frank Cook, Mr. Elbert Husted
and Mr. G. J. Farwell.
(Continued] on Page 4)
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