The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-22

day evening. The object Is to defrav the debt existing on the men's ward of the Blshop Rowe hospital The "Edueailon of Mr. Pipp" will be Illustrated by living pictures. the characters being sustained by several prominent ladies and gentlemen Of Skaeway. Vocal and Instrumental music will be intersperssd between the tab leaux" and dancing will terminate the affair." Refreshments will be served dur ing the evening.
 The entertainment ln Armory hall Fri- day evening bv the public schools was one of the biggest attractions of all classes of society for the week. Evervbody's children were interested, and every young hopeful's parents and friends were there or attempted to crowd into the overflowlng house. The entainmsnt was thoroughly entertaining. Recltations, songs, dla- logues followed In a flowing procession, keeping the big house happy.
 0 The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid So eI.tv were deIlghtfully entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Alexander Green at heI home on Eighth avenue. Part of the time was spent In sewing. Dainty refresh 1 ments were served. The guests wer' | Mssdames Bracket, Cassidy, RInehart Searl. Woodruff, Sehlbrede. King, Trsen, tillIery. C. Ford, and Rev. Harrison. The lnext meeting of the society will be witf Mrs. N. Il. Ford.
 Mrs. Thomas Luke eharmlnglv enter taIned the members of the Ladies and Pas tors Union of the Methodist church or WednesdiN afternoon, at her home or Third avenue. Delicious refreshments were served. and the hour was spent il social enjoyment. Those present wer Rev. and Mrs. Smith, MeSdames Warner Gwin, Mlntle, Royal, SenEfeIder, Moore Searle, Quinn, SpIgue. Sherpy and Luke
 
 The members of the infant class of tn Union Sunday school were happily enter taine yesterday bv Mrs. Thomas Luke their teacher. Twentv-four of the littl tots were present and kept the house bug zlng like a beehive. ReeltationS and song were given without number. Good thing to eat were served lavlshlv, and tn youngsters went away highly pleased.
 The ". C. T. U. held an open meeting Wednesday afternoon in the Baptls church. The theme of the hour was pur itv, and Mrs. Olkdale and Mrs. ToOle' lead. Forty ladies were present. Tn Union will meet Friday afternoon at tn home of Mrs. Leslie Butler on Fourtl avenue.
 Mrs. A. Bloom. who fell on bad side walk month ago and hurt a limb serious lv, was able to be out yesterday for tn first time since the accident. She has ' use ! cane In walking but her many friend re delighted to know she can get abou with no more eneumbranee than tha Mrs. C. B. Hanaden and children eav today on the Humboldt for a visit to Port land. She will visit San Francisco wher little Edwin, who had a stroke of paralysl recently, will be placed In a sanitariun and receive the best medical aid possible The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal ehurel will be entertained Thursday afternoon b. Mrs. Laramie Mayer, at her home o Fourth avenue. The gentleman's gull will join the party for tea at SD. m.
 Mr. w. F. George, formerly agent a Bennett for the White Pass road, Is in th city enroute to Portland to visit his fam ilv, and Is a guest of Mir. and Mrs. Thorn as Luke.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. L. MIntle will nov this week into the house on Third avenu which has been occupied by Mr, and Mrs ]. B. Lincoln,
 MT. and Mrs. P. w. Snyder entertalne' Capt. Hovey, Lieut.. Dr. and Mrs. Balle' and Mrs, N. n. Ford at dinner Thursday Preparations for the May carnival ar being completed, and the affair promises to be one of the successes of the season.
 
 MT. C. E. Kelly, the druggist. one o Skagway's leading society men, leaves to day for Nome by way of Seattle.
 
 M.sdAmes Fannie Berbaum, Ellen Cole and Emma Kirby joined the Ladies of tt' Maecabees Wednesday.