The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-05

An invitation to the Eamera Club to visit the Chilkoot summit this week has been extended by the Chlkoot Railway Co., The company Is b assume all the expense of the trip. furnishing transporta- tion also meals and lodging at its camps along the route. The Camera Club has long been looking forward to trip to the pass and much pleasure Is anticipated. The lip will make three-dsy outing, begin 'ng Tuesday morning and camping at Sheep Camp the first night; on to the summit and back to Sheep Camp the sec ond day and returningl Thursday. This will give opportunity fds making the jour nev by easy stages and baking it possible for the ladies to undertake what might otherwise be hard trip. The invitation is extended to the members of the club alone as the party is limited to fifty and there are nearly sixty members, some of whom will be unable to attend. The club will meet at the club rooms at a, m. Tuesday. All who intend making the trip are requested to hand In their names to the committee on general arrangements at the earliest possible moment. The committee consists of Dr. Hall, Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs. Sehlbrede.
 Mrs. A. H. Bracket returned during the week from visit to Atln. She was ao> companed home by MT. Thos. Brackett, who eaa,e-in-esf short visit. N4Fsi' 'a 's'-7'
 A party was held at the home of MT. and Mr. C. A. Sehlbrede Thursday eve ming in honor of Miss Elizabeth Parrott, who left Friday on the Cottage City for her home in Roseburg, Oregon. Games and music were the features of the eve ming, and all spent happy time. Deli> cious refreshments were served. Many of those present were members of the Camera club. with which Miss Parrot was asso> ciated much of the time while here and the club presented her with beautiful en- larged picture of the club. Those at the party were;
 Misses. Sehlbrede, Blck, Henton, Tiff, Ford, Gibbons, Goding, Case, Clavson, Herriek, Emma Sehlbrede, Mesdames. Sehlbrede. Snyder. Case, Ford, Mcclellan, Messrs. Shorthill, Marsh. Phillips, West, Downing, Reid, pr, Hall. Callahan, Sehlbrede. Winter,
 When Miss Parrott left she was accom- pa jed to the steamer by large number of friends.
 The children of St. Saviour's Sunday school spent yesterday afternoon in a pie sant little party at the clergy house. Games and refreshments served to make the time go happily.
 The proposed excursion of the ladies' aid society of the Presbyterian church to Black Lake will not be held this week be- cause of so many members being unable to parti cipate.
 The regular meeting of the ladies' aid ouIiCty UT tilC lcoDytClluii sIulSn Wl'i pe held on Friday afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs. C. B. Harraden.
 
 .- Miss Madge Bliok. who has been visit ing Mrs. M. H. Ford the last four weeks, left on the Cottage City for her home IT Seattle.
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 Mrs. w. I. Howe arrived from Dawson last week on her way to Seattle where shs will spend the winter. While here, Mrs Howe was the guest of Mrs. E. Shoemake
 Misses White, Whitney and Jackson Portland school teachers who came nortl on the last Queen, left for the south oI the Cottage City.
 Misses Sperry, Whitney, Jackson ant White were entertained at luncheon Frida' by Mrs. Chas. Sengfelder and Miss Seng fielder.
 The Ladies' and Pastors Union of tn Methodist church met Thursday with Mrs s. E Shorthil.