S^agwa^'s Social Weel(
Mr. A. M. Roifsseau, owner and
editor of the Whitehoree Star, is in
Ska?way (or a brief stay.
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Mrs.. W. C. Wright was a passen
ger south cm the Jefferson for a
visit with friends and relatives ia
the States.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred* J. Weber
dined C.11 Friday with Mr. '.uid Mrs.
Key Gauit and their chtldven, Phil
ip. Katherine and Edwin.
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Mi So Ol dyj Simmons, accompan
ied by her fathor, Mr. Leo Sim
mons. left on the train Monday for
their home in Careross.
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The school of Skagway dosed orv
Friday and the children and- a few
grownups picnicked at Schaffer's
park in the evening.
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Harry Ask of the firm of As£
and Sous, was a passenger south
on the Jefferson to Seattle where
he goes on a short business trip.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weber were
d>inier sueets of Mtsg Kate Lynch
and her two nieces. Miss Nancy and
Miss Eileen, Lynch ou Weduieaday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Vining
aro in town, guest® of the Pull en
House. Mr. and Mrs. Vining arrive
froiu coa«t cities wnl are °u their
way to their home in Fairbanks.
On Wednesday Mr. "Ted" 'Wil
kinson of Victoria, B. C., Mr. and
Mrs G. V. Ziukaa and Mt. G. M.
Teal of Stagway went to the Bench
and enjoyed a dinner cooked in the
ofcec.
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The 1'ulltn House ha® an exper
ienced chef from Seattle, waitress
es, chambermaids, driver and a man
for outdoor work, thug making this
iKH>ular hostelry one of the best
equipped hotels iu the north.
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Harold Galloway, » student of
the Fraaklin high Bchoo in Seat
tle, arrived on the Jefferson, amd left
on the train for Whitehorse while
in town Mr. Galloway ?as the guest
or his uiu-l-», Mr. Frank Suffacool.
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Miss A1tha Michelsoo of Seattle
Is in town for the season and hua
a pot-ition In th# W. P. and Y. R.
freight office. Misb Michelson ia
a sister of Mrs. Fred Tanner and Is
making: her home with her brother
In law and sister.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. Weber ax8 plajuiing on giving a
farewell dance to that popular coiw
pie oa next Friday evening, at
th* hall of the Arctic Brotherhood.
Thi» affair is in the hands of a com
mittee who will announce details
nex» week.
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Sergeant Otto Borsvold came up
Oa the Jefferson from Fort William
H. Seward for a call on the fimily
of Mr. and Mr* C. W. Ask. Ser
geant Borsvold is serving with the
medical corpa 'hat 13 visiUus; differ
■ ent points n th^ north. From here
' they wli] go to vancowier, Wash.
Mrs. Hazel G. Kirmsg is home
again from a winter speJvt in the
States. Mrs. Kirinse was in San
Francisco, Pasadena, Palo Alto and
for a short tim© with her pareaits,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. CJerveJaaid in Se-|
attle. Mr. K,*rmse is at homo in
her residence at the foot of Fifth
avenue.
; William Bledsoe, Skagwax's car
toonist, wag an arrival on the Jef
ferson, having- recently returned
from overseas service Mr. Bled
soe was met at the dock by his
father and mother and Criends who
gave him a joyful welcom^ home.
Billy will remain in Skagway for
the present.
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Mrs, W. A. Macomber returned
on, the Jefferson from a trip to
Sound citie6. While away Mrs.
Macomber purchase*! a li®e of lad
ies' furnishings and quite a line of
ready to wear gowns and.' means to
carry a stock of such goods to sup
ply th« demands for such, garmenta
Call and see her.
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Mrs. Victor f. Hahn, wife °f the
superintendent of th© W. P. and. Y.
R., with her two children, Mr Karl
and Miss Katherine Hahn, arrived
on the Princess Mary and will
remain with Mr. Hahn drurlngr the
summer months. Mr. and,' Mrs.
Hahn are a.t home to their friends
in the Pullen House atinax.
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Max Smith arrived, oa the City
of Seattle and will he associated)
■with Mrs. H. G. Kirmse in the man
agement of the Kirmstf Jewelry
Store. Mr. Smith hag had. twelve
year^ experience ap salesman for the
X. ^ company at Fairbanks Mid &
well fitted for the position he oc
cupies with the PioJieer Jewelry
Store.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Achison are
now enjoying the delights of their
ranch, which Is a short distance up
the tracks." Here they ha.y# a
comfortable home for the summer
and raise quantities of fine vege
tables. la winter, Mr. an<3i Mrs.
Achison lire in. their town house
on Seventh avenue and State
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Again the beautiful apple trees
of Skagway are in blossom, some
wha» belated blossom owing to the
lateness of the spring. Mrs. B..
W. Achison, Mrs. A. J". Achison,
Mrs.. John Hcgan, Mr. Micheel Cur
ry and Mrs. W. L. Spear are among
those who can revel in the loveli
ness and fragrance of these most
exquisite blossoms.
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Honoring Mrs. P. J. Weber, Mrs.
W. c. B1 orchard entertained at a
card luncheon for a few of Mrs.
Weber's friends who have met
with ber through, the winter peoaon
for cards. The afternoon was de
votwl to bridge and Mra Weber
won the prize, a dainty embroidered
handkerchief. Th© house was dec
orated in purple and white violets
White Pass & Yukon Route
TEUE TABLE NO. 42
Thursday and Friday
S» 1. N. Bound Nc. *. 8. Bound
1st CUm 'Ti 1st ClM«
9:00 a. m. Leave* SKAGWAY Arrires P- m
11:85 a. m. * WHITE pass IXwe* 8:60 p. m.
^1:16 p. m. " LOQ CABIN " S:#0 m*
1:10 p. m. » \ RKYJTETT " P* m*
J:60 p. m. " CARCBOSS " 11:18 »•
5:20 p. m. Arrir«* WHIXEHOBSE 8:80 a. m.
Passenger* moat be at depot in time to h*vo B»gK»gfl ln"
spected and checked. Inspection la stopped 80 adjiate* bofort
leaving time of trmiu.
150 pounds of baggage wlQ bj checked free wltfc t*ck fkB
fare Ucket and 75 pounds wltA e«ch half far* ticket.
arid the dining table was centered
■with a low bowl of these fragrant
flowers. Those present were Mrs
E. J. Shaw, Mrs. Vam, do Wall, Mrs.
Frank Suffecool, Mrs. W. G. Gable
Mrs. V. I. Jfa-hn, Mrn Herman Mil
ler, Miss Agues C. Moffat the
guest of honor, Mrs. F. J. Weber
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Mr. and Mrs.. T. O. Publegj and
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Publep arrived
In town recently from, the Bout!
and after a ah art stay at th^ Dew
ey hotel they rented a cottage from
Mia* Agnes Gardner on Eightl
avenue near Main street an4 they
ar# making their home ia Skagway
Later in the season, the gentlemen
may go on a prospecting: trip, but
the ladies will remain in town.
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Captain and Mrs. George MoMas
ters ajid- their daughter, Misp Alice
wer<» evening guests ofi Dr. and Mrs,
L. S. Keller on Monday. Captain
McMastera and his family spent
the winter in Wenatchee, Wash
ington a rid. are mow on their way
to Dawson. Captad® Monasters
w'll hsYa command Of the Selkirk
one of the upper rive<r boats. Whlli
in town they were Pullen House
8 nests.
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W. 0. Wright, Frank Fteero and
Judd Matthewg will leav^ on Sundaj
for Juneau. They will go down
la *he launch Ja-Ka-Dan.
Mr. Wright goes to Juneau u
enter hi a new field of wank ua part
ner In the firm of Simpson ond
Wright. Mr. F«<ro goee to entea
upon his duties as chemist lor Wil
liam Brltt. Mr. Matthews gooe
as helper on the launch and ma
remain in Juneau.
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People of Skagway ivbo were
fortunate enough to have formec
the acquaintance ofi Miag Clara My
heres when she w»s visiting will
her sister, Mra. C. W. Aska will be
pleased to learn that that charming
younK lady was married on April
3rd »o Mr Rudolph Borsvold. The
weddin? took place at th* home oi
♦he bride's parents In Sinai, Boutb
Dakota where the newly we<klad» pal
are at home *o their friemd|i
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Mr. M. Huiitley, one ot Skasway'i
old residents arrvied recently from
Auburn, Wash, where he lias beau
for the past two years. Mr. Hunt
ley says he is gla# to be at home
once more where there ip no tall
of strikes and where th air is free
from threats and murmurs. Mor*
Of the people who left bare WU1 re
turn when the tide of prosperity
again sets in and the north recov
ers from the effects o! the war.
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Mr. and Mra. William La Ro«
were arrivals on the Princess Ma
ry and after a short visit In Slcag
way they left for Cararoas where
they will go by first boat to At
lin and again take charge of the
Atlin Inn. Mr. and Mr*. La Rose
were tajdng In with, them four as
sistants, a chef, two waitresses an-c
a helper for Mr. La Rose. While
in town Mr. and* Mm La RoS«
were entertained by Mra. Patrick
Murray. During their sojourn ir
Skagway they stayed at the Gold
en North hotel.
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The poet who wrote of "beautlfu]
dandelions, pur* gold" woul$ think
he had a truck the choicest pa;
streak could he but pee the lawn
about the "Whit* Houpe' and oth
er disused lawns and yards In Stag
way. T hg writer has found thai
the only way to rUl the lawn ol
this beautiful pegt is a knees and
hand oonflict with ft sharp pointed
knife, and then one hap to have
some surgical knowledge la order t<
find an the leaders and roots froit
which another crop may spring. Ti
is said that a gmall portion of Salt
deposited in the center of each plan
The poet who wrote of "beautiful
dandelion®, pur# gold" would) thin!
he had 8true* the choicest pay
streak could he hut pee the l&wi
afcout the "White Houpe' audi oth
er disused lawns and yards in Stag
way. T he writer has found tha.1
the only way to rid the lawn, ol
this beautiful pegt is a knees and
hand oonflict with a sharp pointed
knife, and then, one hap to have
Borne eurgical knowledge la order t<
find all the leaders and roota from
which another crop may spring. II
Is said that a stmall portion of Ball
d»poalted in the oemter ®C each plan;
; will effectually rid the ground of
them.
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; Th« children of Charles Cart
I Wright well remembered In, Rkag
J way, write their father that they
j went to a circus for the first time
In their lives and they are now per
forming all Eortfi Of acrobatic feats
and each is able to Btantii on his
head for five mlMLt^, As there
are five of the boy® and should
they perform an® at a time they
I oould give a "continuous per
j formance" of half an hour. They
asked to be remembered to their
old friend, Mrs. L. s. Keller, and
to tell her all about the circus. The
family are now locate^ tu Everett,
Washington and are prospering'. |
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Mrs. Hillcry and her three brgiht
little girls, Helen, Jeam audi Virgin
ia, arrived on the Jefferson from
Charles town, West Virginia. Mr
Hillery came here some tlma ago
and had a horn© in th© Episcopal
m»nse all ready for hi^ family.
This is a good residenoi and has
ample I»lay room on the lawn. Mr.
I an*} Mrs. Hillery were for many
year* residents of Skagway, but
wen south a few years ago where
they made their home until recent
ly when the lure of the long twi
lights. the golden dayg of summer,
the auroras of -winter and the wile
freedom of the iwrthland agaii
called them horn# whftre they wili
remain.
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In honor of Mrs. F. J. Wehei
Mrs. W. C. Blanchard save an la
formal reception an Thursday after
nooui. The house and table wer«
swee'ly fragrant with purple an<
■white wild violets gathered from th<
hills around the town and eacl
gibes' was given a bouquet to cam
home. The hostess wag assisted bj
Mrs. Martin Conway who preside*
at the tea pot. TJhe refreshment*
were served In the dinimg room aoc
the tactful hostess arranged thai
each Epuest should have am opportun
lty for conversation with thg honcn
guogt by seating Mrs. Weber a)
the head Of the tabl-o aad servinf
refreshments to a email number a'
a time. Those who were Invitee
were: Mrs. Martin Conway, Mrs
R. G. Hoary, Mrs. Charles Curtla
Mrs. Lie Cault, Mrs. L. E. Crow
Mrs J. M. Keller, Mrs. Roy Gault
Mrs. Roy Mulvihlll, Mrs. W. J. Mai
vihill, Mrs. Asselstine, Mrs. A. C
Blanchard, Mrs. L. H- Johnston
Mrs. G. V ZLn.ka.11, Mr?. Harriet Pul
leo, Mrs. Eric Telfer, Mrs. Mlnnl<
Hardy, Mrs L. S. Keller and th«
honor guest, Mtb. P. J. Weber.
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.1 TJ:e little drama of "Misa Pett
coate' 'given at the P. P. P. on Wed
nesday evening, was a pretty cleaa.
bl* Of film portrayal of the story of
the game name that run serially in
th« Saturday Evening: Post «mte
tlni« ago. Thoae who saw It On
,'joye^ a treat. A pleasing little
I comedy completed the entertainment.
Good' attractions for Saturday and
Sunday, J f
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The following clipping was (Jen*
by Mr. F. F. W, LOwle of Juneau :
i Parte, May 20.—T^e American
army rowing crews left Pari# this
morning Vr Henley, Engl&nd, to
train for the Henley regatta, July4
arvl 5. American rowing headquar
ters will be at GreencrOft Henley.
Tho crew is im charge of C. D
Win an, a Yale oarsmAa, who at
one time assisted) in, ooachlug tha
Yal« eight. The trataer 13 MaJ
Paul Withington og Harvard, who
rowed In the 1914 Harvard craw
Henley, The American eight M
at present made up follows:
l Lieut.n C. J. Coe (Yale) bow;
Opt. Royal Pullm (University of
' Washington) No. 2 ; Capt Louifl
•j Penny (University of California.)
No. 3; Maj. Paul Whitington (Har
vard,) No. 4 ; Lieut. J. Amory Jef
fries tHarvard.) No. 5; Maj. Her
man L. Rogers (ole.) No. 6.; Lieut.
I. Howard McHenry (Yale,) No. 7;
Cart. Douglas Kingslaaidl (Cornell,)
stroke, and Lieut. Guy Gale (Cali
fornia,) covswain.
Crews from Australia, New Zea
land, the British army and the
Royal air force are Ixl training at
Henley.
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meeta every second and
fourth Tuesday evenlsg
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlslt
| lag brothers cordially welcome,
j t. 8, Keller, Arctic Chief.
j James L. Stewart, Arctic Recorder,
F. & A. M,
White Pass Ledge F. *
A. ML No. 113, meets ad
and 4th ga^urdar evening*!
of wwh month. Vlsltinj
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIAM E. FEBHO, W. M.
I T. j. STANDISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. EUCB
8ka^w*y Loil<«
No. 431, B. r. O.
E. mec-ti «rerjr
Tlurtdajr a 8:10
p. m. VUiUaf
brotfi.br> oordl&lly welcome.
VICTOR L HAHN. EL R
F. J. YAtfDBWALL, 8acr«UI7.
Pioneers of Alaska Ifloo, Nft JS»
meet In A. B. Hall first MoaO* to
every mont at 8:80 pw n.
Visiting Brothers cotf&aUy »«l'
oime. t f. |»jf
CHAB. BROCKMILLEB, PW>
J, G. PHELPS, 8*7. a "•
FrtfenuU OrCkf
finTrri
Sk**w*j Aerie,
Na 25,
daI Order of
| E««m meet tb« first m aura
I \V«-dae«daj night ot eKb BMBlb rt
th*;ir ball on FifUi Areoneb
Id* brothers oordl«Iljr toflted to
attend
M. E. Rogers, W. P.
I. M. Qrlesbadi, Secretary.
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Mom Motor* M«ktod»
Office Houn: ®-l«
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W. B. STOUI
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la Territory of AMi
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