The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-28

charat r. Others who attracted attention were Hiss Thea Peabody. a cute little schoo girl at her first party and Mamie Snyde and Edna, West whose costumes caused much mirth among the spectators Miss Florence Peabody and Helen de Succa were typical country lsssies. in blue ging ham dresses and pink sun bonnets. Many other costumes were deserving of ment lon, did space permit.
 The principal topIelln church social cir cles is the oyster supper. which is to be given next Friday evening, November 2, in Elk's hall by the Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church. The ladies are busy preparing for the supper and are planning some surprises which will, no doubt add to the success of the entertainment The Elk's have very kindly donated the use of their hall gratis. The proceeds of the supper are to go toward the building of the new church, at the corner of Eighth and State streets, now in course of construction. Mrs. Jenks and Mrs. Allen compose the ways and means committee.
 The Magpies social last Monday eye ming met with the usual success and an en- iovable time was spent. As special fea- ture of tomorrow nights program, two la dies teams will play an exhibition game of basket ball. Something new is to be lntro- duced in the way ot refreshments. The la dies have decided to ssrve New Eng. land lunch, pork and beans, bread and but ter, pickles, etc. The members wish it distinctly understood that no resi- dent of Skagway not a member of the club will be admitted; also that no chill dren will be admitted and request that everyone will be on hand promptly at Q o'clock.
 Miss Dorothy Jenks' birthday party "Wednesday afternoon at her home on Fourth avenue was vey happy gather ing. The little folks spent very enjov- able afternoon in games ild refreshments. Those present were: Mi. ses Hazel Allen, Dorothy Allen, Irene Allen, Pamelia Allen, Bertha and kathrine Bracket, Dorothy Winslow, Ruth Johnson, Marjorie Harri- son and Baby Price; Masters Jack Hall, Tom Runnalls, Jack Ford and Mark Bailel /.
 Principal among the minor events of tie week was pleasant little gathering of friends at Miss Cases home on Broadway Friday evening. The evening was spent lin games, and ,delighfful refreshments ssyc:9s- N sst.ss'4 ss.ee ss.-l...v .;ks.,s. present were: Misses Tiff, Herrlck, God ding and Case. Messrs. Calamore, R. Calamore, West, ShorthlIl, Bishopriek and Rev. N. B. Harrison.
 Supt. J. P. Rogers. of the railroad, ac companied by his wife kft last week on the Dolphin for short visit to Seattle, in- tending to be absent about ode month. Mrs. Rogers will go east for a short visit to friends and will be absent all winter.
 Monday afternoon the Ladies' Y. M. C. A. Club will meet in the gymnasium at }: 30. Important business is to be transacted and full attendance is requested. There will he a game of basket ball between two picked te1ms,
 The ladies Guild of the Episcopal church met Thuredav afternoon at the res idence of Mrs. Rurt Johnson. and It will meet Wednesday afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. Hahn.
 H. C. Lowering, manager of Frve-Bruhn Company, is absent on short pleasure trip to Seattle. He will return on the next trip of the Dolphin.
 Charles Moriaritv, ot the railroad, ac- companied by his wife, returned last week from short visit to Seattle,
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Peabody have aban- doned the idea of wintering in the Porcu- pine country and will reside in Skagway thie ,.,intar