The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-30
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 The chi, ken pie dinner given by the La- dies and Pastors Union of the Methodist church in the Union church last Friday night was q grand success socially, hnan- eiallv and gastronomieallv. The menu consisted of chicken pie, the appet sing odor of which made the mouths of all thos. who had 10 walt their turn Also Ice cream and cakes and other extras and deicacies galore and too numerous to men tion. The table ware, silver, dishes and clothes were loaned for the occasion, and gave a clean, inviting, home-like air to the repast that went far to add tO the pleasure ol the occasion. The room was prettilv decorated with evergTeens, and the tables were perfectly lovely with their red and green decorations. There were six tables, presided over by the following young ladies: Misses Grace Laird, Edna Sengfe- der, Marie Church, Miliceut Latimer, Mar cia Latimer, Annie ClavSon and Miss Cora Lewis.
 After the dinner the members of the union held meeting and extended a vote of thanks to an who helped at the dinner and to Captain Roberts, of the steamer Farallon. who brought up the chickens from Seattle free of charge.
 Following are the members of the La dles' and Pastors Union; Mrs. Senefel- der, president; Mrs Shorthill, vice presi- dent; Mrs. Luke, secretary; Mrs. Moore, treasurer; Mrs. Royal, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hukil. Mrs Rice. Mrs. Patterson
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 Twichen-Revbum.-On Tuesday even ing last a very pretty home wedding took place at the residence of MT. and MT, w. J. Dick on Main street. The contracting parties were Mr. Floyd E. Twichell, Of Skagway, and Miss Ethel Reybum, Of Se- attle. Rev. J. A. Sinclair oficiated, A dainty wedding supper was served at the conclusion of the ceremony. A number of friends of both parties were present, and they left for their new home amid d chorus of congratulations and well wishes. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. fl. Revbum and a niece Of eX'Mlyor White, of Seattle. Miss Revbum arrived on the Rosalie Tuesday morning. M. Twienell Is a nephew of Hon. Frank Twichell, an old resident of Skagway. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Twichel will reside at the corner of Tenth and Broadway.
 
 The Windekenow Club gave a dancing party at Hose Co. No. 2'S hall Friday eve ming, which proved a very enjoyable at' fair. The music was furnished by Max Adler's orchestra. The following members of the club and guests were present: Misses Browne, Laird, Church, Sengtelle-, Ford, Sperrv, Cavanaugh, Clayson, Loitie ClaySon, De Succa, MonasteS, HedricS, Brauer, Warehouse, Lewis, LucayiSh, Messrs. BoStow, Moody, Smith, Kelly, Lamont, Judge Winn, Eastman, Browne, Bell, Burkhari, Peck. Dunlap, Elrl Browne, Lilly. Weber, Wells, Clayson, Win ClavSon, Dalbv, Kaufman, Weiss, James, Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Prize, Dr. and Mrs. Kelar, Mr. and Mrs Kim ball, and Mesdames Dent. Clemenger, Bradley and Hedrck.
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 Mrs. Captain SpeTry entertained the Eastern Star Social Club at her home on Main street last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Sperrv was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. D. Hanor, who Is visiting her mother Al 4:3o dainty refreshments were served. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Those present were: Mrs. F. Sheldon. Mrs O. ]. Laird, Mrs. Cess, Mrs. N. k. Wilson, Mrs. O. F. Sear, Mrs. D. Hanor, Miss Anna Dckev and Miss Sperry.
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 Mrs pr. O. F. Searl will entertain the Eastern Star social Club next Wednesday afternoon and all Eastern Stars are cordial lv invited 10 attend.
 MT. O. J. Laird will le,ve on the City of Seattle for a thirty days visit to his old home in Portland.
 w. F. Matlock will leave on the City of Seattle with the remains of hls grandson, Francis Mimms.
 Dr. Wall has been confined to his bed for several days, suffering from an abscesS in the head.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Everest spent Fri day and Saturday of last week at Haines Mission.
 The Ladies' Guild held their meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. Sever ante.
 Bishop Rowe is expected 10 arrive in the city some time during the week.
 Mrs. E. C. Lawrence has recovered from her recent illness
 Floor oil cloth, linoliumS and carpets, slightly damaged by water in shipping, will be sold way below factory cost, Now is the time to carpet eheaply. Hotels and lodging houses should nol let this opportu' nity pass. Peoples, Eighth and Broadway. ShOeS-Chenev'S Boston Store.
 Ross Higgins Co. Just received large consignment of Elgin Butter in I-2 and 5 pound cans, the E. B. brand. Rex hams and bacon, sugar, syrup, maple syrup. manle Sngar. HlerS' root beer. hierS ginger