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| On Friday evening, the Camp
| fire Girls assembled at the home
of Mr. and Mrts. James Kennedy
j and gave a very pleasant surprise
[party for Miss Louise Robs who
I will make Anchorage her future
i home. There 5vere none present
but the members of the Camp ex
j copt Miss Maud Rasmuson, who ifi
| a close friend of the honor guest.
A basket supper was served after
the young ladies had enjoyed games
and music. . • : • «isl 'J
•k A
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On Friday evening a jolly danc
ing party was given in the Pullen
House lobby. The passengers and
officers of the Prince Rujpert were
present and a number of hotel
guests—in all about a hundred.
The music was furnished by the
orchestra irom the Prince Rupert
and the whole affair was character
ized oy good cheer and good fellow
ship. The hospitable hostesB
served an informal, delightful sup
per after the dance.
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The Reverend Father Wolf of
Whitehorse was a dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn on Sun
day. This was a very informal af
fair with tha addition of Mr. Jas.
McAlister to the family. A fine
home grown chicken yith a gener
ous complement of garden products
and fruit made a re^tast to which all
did Justice. Father Wolf lg a
pleasant and genial gentleman and
much liked in Skagwuy. > J
THE WEEK
IN SOCIETY
Mrs. Fred R. Falconer of Kluk
wan was a guest of Mr, and Mifc.
a. V. Zlnkan while la Skagway
this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Keller went
tor a few days' outimg the early
i\art of i le week returning home
Wednesday.
o—o—o
Mr. Royal R. Pullen ia home tor
& visit with, hfe homo town, and la
enjoying a vacation with his moth
er and other relatives.
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Mrs. Frank Wilcox and h«r moth
er, Mrs. Scott left on the train
Friday for Clifton, where they
picked berries and currants.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Steevep and
Lheir daughter, Mis# Muriel Steeves
wo sight seers from Cedar Falls,
[owa. They are registered at the
Pullen House.
Mrs. Philip Hampton of Atlin,
a in town for rest and recreation
iiul is passing her time very
pleasantly visiting with her friends.
o—o—o
Mrs. E. A. Rasmuson and her
laughter, Maud and her son Ed
ivard, returned on the Peterson
Thursday from a vhslt with. Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Winterberger of Haines.
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The Reverend Father Wolf of
ft'hitehorse who is holding services
In Saint Marks church during the
absence of Father Turaell, was in
Skagway and held church services
[fi-st Sunday.
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Mrs. (Captain) J. M. Olsea /who
a as been #he guest of her son and
daughter <n law, the Reverend am
Mrs. L. H. Pedersen for the past
several weeks left for her home
in -Ms'orla on the Sophia .
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Mr. and Mrs. H. P. M. Birkin
bine came tr Skagway on the Pet
erson from Haines last Sunday. Mrs.
Birkinbine returned homo on the
C tjr of Seattle, but Mr. Birkinbine
remained for a few- days on import
ant busineas. , il
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Miss Alice E. Page is a round
tripper to Skagway and is visiting
with Miss Nine Shaffer who; is the
house guest of Mr. aud Mrs. G. V.
Ziokan. Miss Page is from Oodar
Rapids, Iowa, and is well pleased
with her journey to the north.
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Mr. Arthur C. Jameson and fam
ily of Spokane -were in Skagway on
Saturday and visited with their
Criends, Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Hahn and
Nlr and Mrs. Frank B. Wurbzacher.
The Jamesons were passengers on
the Alaska en-route to Auchorage.
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The many friends of Mrs. B. A.
Ro^a and her two interesting chil
dren, Louise and Jack regret their
departure .for Anchorage where they
go soon to join Mr. Ross, who is
connected with the Bank of Alaska
and has been, in that town for sev
aral weeks.
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Mr. Willard R. Hillery will
leave tonight for Cordova whore
he will open a new branch of the
Bank of Alaska. Mr. HUlery has
long been Identified with the in
terest of Skagway and hag lived
here for a number of years. His
family jvill join him later.
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The Silver Tea given by the Red
Cross at the residence of W. L.
L,andsborough was a very pleasant
and profitable event. The report
is "Nearly twenty dollar^ and
more promised." Miss Marian
Wurbzacher played several selec
tions and received much praise for
tier skillful execution.
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Mrs. Albert A. Rousseau and
small daughteT, Marie left with Mr.
Rousseau on the train Wednesday
for a visit with friend^ and relatives
ia Whtehorse. On the return, of
Mrs. Rousseau, she will be accom
panied by Miss Henrietta Rousseau
who will be an agreeable addition
Lo the younger set of Skagway.
While in Whltehorse, Mrs. Rous
seau will be the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rousseau.
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Mr. Charles Brockway writes
his mother, Mrs. Louise Brockway,
from Lourenco Marquis, Africa,
that he had a fine voyage and will
soon be again on. the "laud of the
free and the home of the brave."
Mr. Brockway writes a very inter
esting letter describing the country
and dwelt for some length upon the
beauty of the many birds he has
seen in his travels. The home
foyage will be made by way of the
Philippines. Lourenco Marquia is
in British' territory in south eastern
WrIca- •_ . 'a. i'. : UJ.Uiij
, & V. fcittkatt W&ht to Hfttnei
th.o cast week to meet her house
guests, All S3 Nina Shafer and Mi'iB
Anna. Matheson, and the ladies en
joyed a vistt with the taonily of
Ahe Reverend E. L. Winterrbreger.
MWs Shafer and Miss Matheson
made a trip to Klukwan. earlier in
the week and we re the guestts of
the Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Falconer.
The party returned home to Skag
way Thursday.
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The "Pop" ha« been doing a fine
business this week owing mucihi to
its good attractions. The first of
the week "Dorian'b Divorce" waa
fine with Lionel Barrymore and
Graco Valentine In the leading
parts;Tuesday and Wednesday were
given to the 13th episode of "Graft"
on Thursday and Friday a drama
tization of Frank Norris' "The
Pit" and tonight and Sunday a treat
is in store for those who. attend.
The comedy was also good.
Dr, F. W, Crydexnaoi of De
troit, Michigan, was a round trip
per on the Princess Sophia and vis
ited in Skagway during the stay of
thfl ship in port. Dr. Crydeman,
was accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
J. Bellamy and her daughter Edith,
of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, who
made the Bennett trip. Dr. Creyde
man is a prominent dentist of De
troit, Mich., and mad.e his return
trip by way of Portland, Oregon,
Where he has a daughter residing. (
The Reverend L. H. Pedersen lias
accepted Uxa caJl ofl tUa Prsbytorian
church, and entered uppn his duties
a* pastor. To celebrate th0 occa
sion a delightful social session was
held iu the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday to which ail were in
vited. Delicious refreshments were
served by ttia ladies and the event
was mow happy. The out of town
guests were the Reverend JE. L.
Winterberger of Haines, Mrs.
Falconer of Klukwan and the
Reverend R. J. Diveii of Albany,
Ore.
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News from an authentic source
reaches us that Miss Catherine Sny
der, the charming and beautiful
daughter of Major A. E. Snyder iii
now driving an ambulance "some
where in France." Miss Snyder
took her examination in London and
for several years drove an ambul
ance from the dressing stations to
the general hospital, she has since
been transferred to France where
she is engage^ in the same work.
Major Snyder was for many years
the commanding officer of the R.
N. W. M. Police and his family
Iwere well Known in the north. All
who lived in the north will re
member "pretty Katie Snyder" n«
sUe was called by her scores of
frlondB,
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• On Sunday Mr. and Mr®. Charles
H. Black gave a dinner party at
the Pullen House, with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul H McClelland as honor
guests. Covers were laid for
eight and the table was decked
with Skagway flowers and many
of the viands were home grown pro
ducts. Mr. Charles H. Black is a
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Metro Feature presents Valli Valli and George Leguero In t ?-*
"THE TURMOIL"
In. five acts. Produced )»y Booth Tarkinjfton.
Swiday music by Prof. Seliuer, violin; Miss jDoryell, ptaoo;
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Company; and with.1 his wife and •
daughter, Miss Antoinette Black, I
and his brother and sister in law, j
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Black and j
their daughter, Miss Ruth Black, |
of Santa Barbara.c al., is touring;
the north. The party arrived on'
the Princess Alice some time agoj
and returned on it tlio following
trip. All enjoyed the trip to in-1
terior points and will probably come
again when more time can be given (
to Skagwav with which, they vere1
.well pleased.
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