The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
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 TTHE greater part of the society folk u of Skagwav were busy at their homes the most of The past week, enter tanlng the eOuntrv's distinguished guests. Messrs. Arctuus Borealls. Jupiter Pluvius ana Jack Frost, However, :here was some relaxation and few card parties, church society meetings and one dancing party furnished diversion for some of the ladies fair and gentlemen gay.
 One of inc pleasant social functions Of the week was the entertainment of the "Pinafore" company by Mrs C. E. Hooker and the Misses Latlmer at Mrs. Rockers pretty home on Eighth avenue. The dec oratlons were of pale blue and white. The evening was passed with games and cards and singing selections from "Plnaiore." Dainty refreshments were served. Those present were:
 Dr. and Mrs. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Clemenger, Mr. and Mrs. T, N. Cogswell, Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Is. A. Gulbault, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hooker, Mrs. 1. H. Moore; Misses Lewis, De Sucea. Hartman, Brown, Latlmer, Marchla Latlmer, Eva Huxhurst, Flora Huxhurst. Doris Martins, Viola Dewitt, Naomi Dewitt, Theo. Peabody, Lucille Latlmer, Helen Moore; Messrs. E. M. Tavlor, R. H. Randall, B. L. Randall, Prof. Edwin Wall, Woods, F. w, Wiess. H. Barr, n. Deurett. F. Peterson.
 A delightful dancing party was given at the Armorv last evening by Prof. Harry Deurett to the members and friends of his dancing school. Martenson's orchestra furnished the music. Among those present were:
 Mesdames Cleminger, Smith, Quinn, Sible, Flledenthal, Clegg, Gomez, Pea body.
 Misses Cleveland, Monastes, Everest, Sperv, Berry, Hall, Clegg, Ward, Rvd- strom, Sherford, Nodeil, Fincltle, Ford. the Misses Linn.
 Messrs. Patten. Cleming,r, Patten, Scott, Anderson, Boseow, Ward. John Lau' meister. A LaumeIster, Bell, Garfield Mo Donald. Quiln, Dillon. Price, Ehrleh, Randall, Ward, Fred sedgfeIder, Dllbv. Linn, Luke, Peabody, Meager, Berry, DOwnley, Lemeke. H. W. Lsmcke, Prof. Deurett.
 The Bachelors Club gave its seml-an- nua banquet Sunday night in it's private apartments on Fifth avenue. An excellent and delicious dinner was served, and music helped to make the hours go merily. Those present.Weres
 Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fled Croeker, MT. Fred Wise and the following members of the club: Messrs. Rem, Bell, Britt, Ransom, MeDonald, Johnson, Allen, Taylor. Capt. Taylor entertained the same party sleigh riding during the week.
 
 The Current Event Club met dnring the week with Mrs. H. C. Parker at her home on Fourth avenue, The life of Longfel- low was discussed. Mrs. Dr. Bailey and Mrs. Mayer were elected members. Owing to the storm, the attendance was light. Those present were: Mesdames Ford Woodruff, Lewis and Parker The next meeting will be at the h.me of Mrs. Judge Turner, Tuesday.
 Frank Burkhard was the recipient Of a surprise party Tuesday evening. Cards furnished the amusement for those pres ent. Refreshments were served at mid night. Those present included Mrs. Bloom' Mrs. Browne, Miss Browne; Messrs. Frank Burkhard, Herman Burkhard, E. H. Hateh' G, A. Meagher and R. D. Welton.
 MT. Will Shorthlll was unanimously elected president of the Epworth League of the M. E. church Tor the year 1900 1' the annualbu slness meeting last Thursday night. He will be assisted by an efficient cabent and great hopes for a prosperous year are entertained.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Wavland, Mrs. w. | Wright and Miss Sophia Fineke were en- tertained at dinner last Sunday by MT. and Mrs. E. B. Quinn at their residence at Ninth avenue and Main street.
 
 Dr. J. A. Cleveland expects to go to the Sound on the Dlrlgo, which is due to ar rive today, for q short business trip.