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S^agwa^'s Social Weel(
Mrs. Barnard had be-sn several
days at the hosp tal and Is .reported I
as being very sick this morning.
Mrs. Dotero, who has been in the
States for the past few weeks was I
a returning passenger on the Jef
ferson.
Midnight Mass will be celebrated,
at St. Mark's Catholic Church,
Sunday evening . A splendid chorus j
will reader music.
Sunday Evening! at the First Pres
byterian Church thfere will be special
music by a large choir and a male
quartet, and a special sermon by the
Minister.
The Red Cross Drive for member
ship and subscriptions ends this eve
ning. Don't let Christmas And yon
without membership in this excel
lent organisation.
Mr. T. J. Standish la getting along
slowly in his recovery at the hospi
tal. He is always delighted to see
his friexHii when they get the time
to a ma and see hlu.
Mr. T. Banks, the new manager of
the Fryc and Company Meat Market
here came North ou the Princess
Mary. He relieved Mr. Curtis who
has been in charge here for the past
six years.
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday School Invite everybody In |
town to the Social Centre this even
ing for a Chrlslma* tree celebration. I
Good music with a good program |
und some goodies for the kiddies.
Bring em all from me youngest to |
the oldest.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis and
t!:eir daughter. Evelyn, left on the
Jeffer.ion on Thursday night. They
will get to Seattle in ttme for Christ
mas with their relatives. This was
an unexpected pleasure on their
part. They will be missed In tbe
wide circle of their friends here.
CHRISTMAS CAROL
The earth has grows old with It
burden of care,
But' at Chrlstnas It always 1
young.
The heart of the Jewel burns lus
troua and fair,
And Its soul foil of music break
forth on the air.
When the long of the angels i
sung.
It's coming, old earth, it l( comln
tonight!
On the snowflakes that covere
thy sod;
The feet of the Christ-child fall gen
tie and white
And the voice of the :Chrlst-cblli
calls out
That mankind are the children o
God.
On the sad and the lonely, th
wretched and poor,
The voice of the Christ-child shal
, fall:
And to every blind wanderer ope:
the door
Of the hope that he dared not t
dream of before,
With a sunshine of welcome fo
all.
The feet of the humblest may wall
In the Held,
Where the feet of the holiest tiav
trod;
This, this Is the marve! to mortal
revealed
When the silvery trumpets o
Christmas have pealed.
That mankind are the children o
God.
—Bishop Philip Brook;
We cannot forget those two o
three fine days this week, even th'
the wind has started in again fron
tho north. But this wind is not si
cold as the one coming down th
gorge the last time.
The Ladles who nad It In thei
hearts to provide a Christmas part;
rye's
Delicious
Hams and Bacon
For Your Breakfast
If you want something extra nice for break.Cant serve FRYK'8 DELI
OOVS BACON. It's tender anil sweet, with a flavor that ia moat pleas
ing. "Karon at it's beet" la the way we would describe it. ....
And if you want something out of the ordinary for yonr next morn
ing's breakfast have a slice of FRYK'S DELICIOUS HAM, produced from
choice young porkers. Once you have tried HIYB'8 DELICIOUS HAM
and FRYE'S DELICIOUS BACON we are rare yo« will prefer them to any
<-thr ham and bacon you haTe ever eaten.
Every Alaska housewife should keep a pall of FRYE'S WILD ROSE
LARD in her coolcr. It's better than ordinary lard in that it contains the
rich leaf and bark fat3 not found in ordinary lard.
Most good dealers In Alaska handle FRYE'S DELICIOUS BRAND
HAM and BACON and FRYE'S WILD ROSE LARD. If yours doe* not
we would very much appreciate It If you would advise us of the face
Ask your dealer tor a copy of
FRYE'S DELICIOUS HAM RECIPES
FRYE &
COMPANY
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If or the Natives in the town, were
well repaid for their trouble, when
>. they saw tbo happy faces of over
I forty natives who came to partake
j1 of their generosity. Tables were
spread in the centre or the Hall, and
- plates were piled up with sandwich
es, cake, nuts, and beside the plates
i were a bag of candy, a popcorn ball
a'd a big red apple. The young peo
j pie gave their little play, "Wanted a
Chimney," for the pleasure of the
guests and they were highly pleased
» with it. A number of people In town
sent gifts of one kind and another
1 that most of those present took homo
with them some token to remind
. tbcm of the pleaant time they had.
t All the children tn town are In
the dumps. As there is no school
[ all next week they are wondering
what they are going to do with them
selves during all that tftne, especial
. ly after the Turkey is done for an
Monday. Some of the boys are look
I lng for wood to cut and the girls
would like babies to attend to pass
i away the time. Anyone having these
articles will please apply to almost
i any school girl or boy.
Selby Phelps was host to a party
of his boy friends at his home on
Friday afternoon from four to six
; o'clock. The boys all had a big
time, playing games and eating the
, good things which Mrs. Phelps pro
vided. Those who came to the par
j ty were Stuart Larson, Clare and Ed
ward Richter, Fred Story, Harley
[ Baker. Harold and Eddie Hestness,
Donald Winterberger, Ward McAlls
t ter, John Hanson, Dud Blanchard
and Wilfred Coding.
Mrs. Prosper H. Ganty entertaln
. ed at luncheon on Monday for her
, daughter. Miss Marian, in honor of
[ M:ss Evelyn Curtis, who Is leaving
with her parents for the south on
, the Jefferson. The table was beauti
fully decorated with flowers, and the
| young lassies, Misses Elizabeth Gault
{Catherine Cault, Juunita Smith,
Marian Ganty and the honor guest,
. Miss Evelyn Curtis, enjoyed them
I selves only as charming young girls
| know how to do.
The following account of the wed
ding of a Skagway girl is from an
exchange which has just come to
hand:
Surrounded by relatives and inti
mate friends, Miss Marion E. Wurs
Jhacher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
• B. Wurzbacher, became the bride of
I Mr. Nathaniel Stewart Rogers yester
! day afternoon at the home of her
parents. The Rev. W. A. Major, read
the service.
The bride, entering with her
father, was charming in a gown of
cream brocaded satin-back crepe,
tTimmed with pearl ornaments. Her
long tulle veil was worn with a sil
ver wreath caught with orange blos
soms. She carried a shower bou
quet of Bride roses, orchids and lil
ies of the valley.
The ceremony was held under a
canopy of greens and pale pink chry
santhemums, with lighted candela
j bra on either side. Mendelssohn's
: Wedding March was played by Miss
1 Vivian Clemans and "Love Comes
: Like a Summer Sigh" was sung by
; Miss Rita Redin.
Little Jean Gable, daughter of
! Dr. and Mrs. Gardner Gabie, made
; a very winsome flower girl in a
| Trench lace costume brought from
! Paris by her father.
Miss Margaret Rogers, maid of
: | honor, was lovely in Nile green j
:1 georgette, as was Miss Margaret
| King, bridesmaid, in a two-toned j
model of yellow georgette with sil-j
| ver trimmings. Both carried bou
: | quels of Columbia roses and gar|
| denia.
tj Mrs. Wurzbacher, mother of the
! bride, wore beaded charmeuse
!' with cerise trimmings. Mrs. Rogers
| was gowned In brown panne velvet.
In the dinning room Mrs. Harry
A. Wurzbacher and Mrs. F. M. Wood
ruff poured, assisted by Miss Julia
j Rogers and Miss Janet Smith. A
; large basket of choice roses and gar
denias centered the table.
j MAYOR BROWN TO
RUN FOR GOVERNOR
! Seattle, Dec. 22.—Mayor Edwin
| Brown, who has been In the lime
light ever since and some time be
1 fore he became mayor of Seattle, has
announced that he will likely run as
a candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for Governor of the State.
The Mayor is being fought very zeal
ously at the present time, by certain
ministers and Republican politicians
on the ground of his alleged wide
open town pollcle*.
Who Said Santa Claus? !
CHURCH NOTES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Reverecd E. U Winterberger,
B. D. Pastor,
PROGRAM
Morning Worship at 11:00, with
Christmaa Sermon by the Minister.
Sunday School at 12:15.
The Evening Program
Organ Prelude—"L'Oiseau,'" by Lys
berg.
Invocation and Lord's Prayer.
Hymn—By the Congregation.
Responsive Psalm.
Prayer—By the Minister.
Anthem—"Calm on the Listening
ear of night," J. A. Sparks.
Mixed Chorns, with Male Quartet.
Scripture Lesson.
Organ and Piano Duo—"Simpie
Aven," Thome, piayed by Miss Vi
vian Talbot and Mr. Gurden Far
well.
Announcement and Offering
Offertory—March from Tannhauser,
—Wagner
Christmas Sermon—Subject: "Does
the World Need A New Mesiah?"
Male Quartet—"Now the day is
over." Messrs. B. Boyker, C. Cole,
J. R. McMillan, F. Doree.
Benediction—
Poetlude—Christmas Medley.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
9:30 Holy Communion.
10:30 Mass and Sermon.
Sunday School immediately after
Mass.
Christmas Services.
12.00 Midnight Mass.
9:30 Second Mass.
10:30 Third Mass.
Public cordially Invited to Mid
night Mass. Second and Third Mass
es in House Chapel.
FATHER EDGAR OALLAN'i
Pastor ..
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
Be aura and come Sunday at ?
p. m.
Sunday School begins at 2:30,
sharp.
Prayer service Thursday at 8 p. m.
Rev and Mrs. Shoemaker.
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