The Week In Society
Recently Mrs. Harriet S. I'ullen
took a party of tourists, guests ot
her hotel to the Dvea farm for an
outing This paity of sightseers
were the guests of Mrs. I'lillen and
were entertained bv Iter while in
Dyea The following is a com pie;
list of the plea*ure»eekers. Mrs '1
M. Koster. Miss Irene Ueuguot. Mis
Esther Thlpps. Miss Belle Anders,>■
Miss Mabel Hristi I. Miss l.illi.in l.ei
fert. Mrs. A. J (.rimes. Mrs. K U
McHeady. Miss Ettil) F Pit kit
and Mrs. H. \V. Titus. Mrs Join
Treanor. Mrs K >' Stewart. Mrs S
C. Dunlap. M.ss -Sue Heft\ Dm i;>
Kdward U renter. Robert T IV
Mr William T Ittnes and Mis* El
abeth K Innes. The party wander
ed about the historic old ti wn whi
once boasted fifteen thousand inhabi
tant*. was at one ti ne a trading
later an outfitting post i.>r ..old
men and women headed for t
mines in the Klondike wrs ! ..
told them wonderful stories i>:' tu
ty-five years ago and .1 i1
happy and tired and ready fe
•leep of the Just.
On Thursda> evemim 1. . otli> •
teachers aud members «• t i! liibii
Class met in Social Centre 111 lion..,
of Miss Kioris Clark who « II I \i
soou for Uellinghaui. Wash.. » .-n
she wilt attend the normal •*. ..IK>1 m
that place As a token of e tee
aud love for Miss (.'lark, who a
• ver beeu a faithful worker in tin
freabyteriau church and Sunday
school. Mr t: V. Zinkan 011 be!.all
of the Sunday schoe.' present. .1
with a "dinner" ring of gold wit
Ivory set. surrounded b> im> nu.
get* Both the presentation spe..
and response were fittingl> spoke
A delightful Collation followed ar.i
the evening was given to happv
thoughts aud conversation
of town guests were the Uever.-t 1
S. Hall Young and alt Theodore e
sol. who is on his wa> to the Intt 1
tor to teaeh in a Native .sriwttl
Caudle. Alaska
Mrs. Elizabeth Stone ami hi'r »<
daughters. Miss !*»■;» rl Stum ..t
Mis* Kuby Stone left on the S;> >.r
(or the south. Mis# Pearl Stum
came to Skaguay (or her summer
cation and has returned to Kirk^
ville, Missouri where she is lilirari.
in the State Library. Mrs. Stone
came north with her (laughter. Miss
Hub* and they with Miss Mabel I-..'
tt Stone have occupied the llalin
dwelling on upper Seventh uve
(or the past year Miss Uul<> Sioae
will go to Corvaliis. Oregon, where
•he will attend school and her mong
er will be with her. Miss Mabel Put
It Stone will again resii:in d'lt
lf» as principal of the Skaguav ii>>
and at the beginning of the term si •
will make her home at the l'ul en
House.
While the Peterson was in port on
Wednesday, a number of the lu<! -
who came up froyi Fort William I
Seward and Haines were g:ie- <
Mrs. Max Cutfeld \tnong ; to <>:.
that called were Mrs Stidhajii. w.i'i
of the Master of the I'eierson and
Mrs. Robert Walkley. wife of the
chief engineer.
Harold Crarv. nephew of M ;
Emily MolTatt and cousin of Mr
Howard Ashley visited wiih his re
tives while the City of Seattle was
In port Mr. Cra-y is secretary i
the publicity bureau. Chamber o
CoDimerip, Seattle. Wash.. ami .-<]
tor of "Spirit" and is an able
Mrs. Jane T Thurston, who has
been In fuli charge of the L. A H.ir
rinon Slcaguay business for man*
months was an outgoing i< ,er
on the Princess Royal. Mrs. Tburs
too received the news of nw nu.th
er's illness and immediately . . . n
Mr and Mrs Harrison to return ai
once from Tacom.v Mr. itir .Mrs
Harrison were incoming passenger.
on the RoyaJ and are now H mime
(or a time Mrs. Thurston may re
turn again to Skagwav at a latei
date and she will !»• warnih welcom
ed by her hosts of fr.ends.
On Friday a parly of tourists vis
I ted Dyea farm and the surround
lQK country. Sometime wan sponi
exploring the town and Cliilcoot
pans Trout were ill abundance in
the streams and many fine ones wen
caught by the sportsmen of the par
ty and all enjoyed the outing Tho •
who enjoyed the trip wer>' M. ssr*
Will Baxter of Spokane. Wasli \V
H Nipivrt of Minneapolis. \! >11
W. B. Sullivan of Pittsburgh, IViir
Alfred K N'ippert. James 0. Nippon
and Louis Nippon of Cincinnati.
Ohio.
u i'. o
On her way north on the Prin
cess Alice. Mrs. I.. S. Keller, who
made a visit in Tacoma recently,
•tapped off at Ketchikan where she
mot many *>l>l friends among whorn
Mrs. Anna You:
Rasmuson Those friends sent iti- 01
MiHltlav 0Vi«:
*
s
day \|r» ■
Mr .s
a«4
.rf thr pa^srnpors { ■ ct 1 ■ sliijis |y.
Mrs. .In pis Wilson of >rs'
diiifd ' with Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Whil«> in town I)i S Hall Young
of New York and \! .>kn was regis
tered at the Portland House.
Juneau Friends
Plan Big Dinner
For Wickersham
' ><;i: AMI MRS WU-KKRNH \M
T<> C.KT KOYAIj WKUXtMK ON
KKTI KIX Tti 4l \KAr.
I Junean is to Rive Judge and Mrs.
i Wu-kerafcam a hig dinner on next
' \vednesday night at Moose hall.
I w'lere it is expected over 300 men
* nnd women admirers of the former
Twelve years Aliska's represent:,
tlve in congress, and now returning
to become a resident of the <apit«l
'.•it>* Is an occasion which calls for
s.>:re action, according to ihe admir
,
i. J. 1? Marshall, li V. N.'so::.
Tl-oo Ketlleson. .1 \\
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN 8C1EM K
Sunday service will be held at
l: i>0 a. m. in-the morning in the
Kditice of Christian Sc.ence
■'v of Skagway. corner of Mair.
et and Fo„*-tli avenue
Christian Science Sttbje-.i:
"CHRIST JEWS."
r-undav School at II IS.
The Public is cordially invi:cd.
: IKST PRESBYTERIAN CHI RCH
Reverend E. L. Winterbergcr.
B. D. Pastor.
Minister will speak 0:1 '«: (1
• In the Heart
1 •■Ti.o of the Senium w
d to quicken your moral li
•dnesday night
sr. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHI''RCH
!• ft Holy Communion.
snnday School immediately after
Knitter Edgar Gallan:
I 1*1.1. COSrKl, MISSION
Sivib Avenue Fast of
Bible Study Class
We believe in the Bible doctr: ie
if experimental salvation, as taught
a; the leading men of all Frotes
n: churches, and that the blood
of Jesus cleanses from all sin. j
Welcome to any of the services.
Sunday morning. 11 o'clock.
Sur.day School. 1:30.
Sunday evening, 7:30.
Thursday evening, 7:30.
Reveret.d W. H. Snoemaker.'
and wife, in charge, i
«
Tl-o Reverend S Hall Young
a "assenger 10 Juneau on the Oily i
.it Sea:tie From there hj "ill go
to Vrancell ntid then on home to
Xftw York City.
XI,at the h rid fro across the Skag-1
u.r river is procressing is evidenced
Iv the detonation of the mam Was
let oft during each day.
—o—,v——
Mr. and Mrs. !. A. Harrison ;
again at home in the;r beautiful lit
(tie home on lower Fourth avenue,
IaTter an extended visit with friend*
and relatives in Taeoma.
Mrs Joseph Wilson of Wliitehorse
who has been visiting in Skagiiav
for several days was a passenger
home on Saturday.
Dr. S. Ha.II Yeung
Recalls Days of '98
>ne of tie lirsi Kl.ow n ar.d most pop
ular Iwiurers on Alaska was flven ;
i ine Fir>; Presbyterian church on
i '>dnesday evening. The church
was filled to the dorrs with an enthu
siastic and appreciative audience
w ho had come to Alaska for
" first time.—and there were a
«umher of them present—
i!inl!pd with the vivid portray
imes and conditions which
' men who came into the
•■>1! r\ liarinu the *ri«at 'pold stam
the early days By word
nd picture. Dr. Yoone made his au
see things as they were in
iiose <is>s, and some of the old sour- (
almost had cramps in their.
the memory of the loads
if them shivered with the
r\ppnencod at crater lake
»n> in '!>*■ His pictures of
s wonderful revelations in i
what many of those r
«i believed cxapgerauons.
* new land. The fea
•>;ts ll.f-rc avd ! saw and know
::ts of which I speak."
n <1 charms will; £ fas
feit from start to finish,
ves in The fniure posst
> north land one cannot
Hire. sTiniu
v. . i ned I t his assort.
Ynir comes out all
of the theme.
. slides helped to fasten
i ) went away with keen
■
si 'I'M to sh«.ke hands
of the hardships of
tn Skapway to Da*.
so who wanted to hear
r.fcde to that effect
- .is • ntfcusiastic as
d for the com in p The
or the Library will be
no expense at
the lectures
\i.\>k.VS CAM
: her mountain heipht
ii boatsty. hands of
II t! bravest, all the hest
i iy Swede, the hardy Gael:
Celts, to von 1 cull;
sT-onc: for strops nm I.
rs ware exultant way .
-ri f winds battle rnerriL
i. e-pnns bootr my torrents
To uratid s-renph. to fuller life
f. d it, mine it. flinp it free:
Snatch fi:T.\ hordes from stream
\:> marine rive for stately halls'
Here, life is freedom; freedom
1 hpeak all chains. 1 fashion men'
Ye scale my heichts of boundless
I sr to. to hi ess: 1 bind, to 'ree
L.-.> not in cities: haste to me
By S HALL YOl'W
sin \ M R 1 1" Y O I K O W N
oovci vsioN.
Sir? Snpson laid an eps on our
lahlo Frdsy lhat measured Mi inch
—Waupaca. (Wis > Re
Mrs Simpson oneht to bp asbam- >
ed of hprsplf. It also puts Editor
Holmes in a very bad lisrhl to do
any oacklins about 5t —Rhinelsnder.
(Wis.) New North. >
FYatfnuil Order of
Eapi™
Skacnf Aert*s V«. k •
Frattraal Ot»W «<
Katfr*. U* tii».
*i»d third ot mtb |
mnntii i! fhrir h»11 on IMflh A*r
noe, Visiting brr* !>rr* cw»Ilall) ft»
vnfd to MtrwW
n&-JI M. K. RCH.KRS, «. P,i
i M. <»rta»h»rh. Sec'y.
Ptonm* of Alaska, If loo No- I—
timvh In A. R. Hall lirw Mo«i<lay l»
nwy month al S:SC p. m.
Vlsltlnp hpoihrr* cordially «»!•
com.. J. C. PHKLPS, SecT I
Naomi Oi«i««r No. #.
O. K. mwii In Ma
Mmk hall, first an<]
third rrl.Uj, of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Via
Itinp mrmhcrt welcome.
«"harrle Marie Sparka.
Wonhy Matron.
Virginia Snffccool. Secretary.
Grove's LA.VIM \ K BKftMO
CnNTNT tablets The penulre N»ar«
the signature of E. W . Grove 30c*
To Ciir a t-otfl fri Onr PaJ
NOTICE
Wher. you want anything moved
Trunks. Uacpape or anything elw
Call up ibe John William*. V S.
Transfer Co.
Alac Wood and Coal for sale
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CL.U * SIMMONS. Propriety*
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TAKE A SOUVENIR EOX HO! "I
..Rochester / el..
A. Rvslopj. Prop
All Modern Convert ences
Corner King Street and Second'A \ > > V V
S^ven-Pasffnprr McLacfrhiin-Bno C
Attention
Tourists...
VTHFV 1\ WHITI II' '>!
- CITY CAFE -
GOOD EA 75
l.rVCHES. «m«RT ORDERS. AND IT I ; Ml 1'^ -1 r.\ H
George Yashida. Prt prietor
A1W MANAt.l K UJ 1HF
Caribou Hotel Dining KV •
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.lUST A REMINDER WK DO FI -
White Pass & Y t* ~
TIME TAB1.K NO. im.
Pally except SnndkT
No
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1st n««.
f St » m L«av*?
11:55 a m.
1:39 I» m.
3:0$ t> "»•
t £5 p. m
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SKMTWAY
XVTTTTF r\S<
BENNETT
CARCROSS
tnrrrEHoRsr
Pansenrer* most be lit the dept-! In I:
apected. and checked. Inspect ion Is stopped
leavlnr time or trains
16C pocnds of Bagfrafe will be c' ecked free ' ;! <■
ticket, and T5 pounds with each half Tare tfcket
Arrives
«s s cp p m.
145 r n.
f to a, m.
:n1nn!es before
fall fare