The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-01

Mrs. C0ttrell and Miss Gibbons gave picnic at Dyea last Sunday, at which there were present: Mesdames Cottrell and Webster; Misses Gibbons, Webster and Reinhard; pr Gibbons, Frank Peterson, Fred Wise, Will Clavson and Ii. J. Lynch. The guests went over on the steamer Mabel.
 MT. P. E. Kern is to give ba helor din ner tomorrow evening, among those invit- ed being Dr. Hai'R pr. Bailey, Wm. Britt, s. G, Kaufman, Wm, Bell, B. Ransom, E. M. Tavlor, the Lemcke Bros, F. B. Nc l Donald, R. C. Smith, Ed. Hatch, Fred Wise and N. D. Chetham. Mr. A. Scott, who is gone to Dawson, has wired his re- grets and congratulations.
 The tennis court on the Moore lot is a great attraction these summer evenings, and the average play is as good as can be seen in any courts. There are several members of the gentIer sex, notable as players among whom are Mrs. Wynn 1 JOilISOn ana WITS. RunlallS.
 1t Is a great thing to be attached to church, particularly an Episcopal church. Young kitrulf who has for some time been the assistant of Father Cameron, left dur ing the week for a trip to the westward. and there were many pretty women at the W harf to wish him God speed. | Mrs. James ElWell, Who, with her two children. has been here for over month awaiting the return of her husband from Wade creek, had the pleasure of receiving him during the week, and they left for home on the City of Seattle.
 Mrs. Frank Mortimer has gone and with her MT. Mortimer's mother. They left to join MT. Mortimer in Dawson yesterday morning. The evening before Mrs. P. J. Christensen entertained them and few friends at supper.
 An interesting social event occurred in | ' day. According to the custom of the Uni verstv of Norway, the heads of three bottles of champagne were knocked off,
 Mr. and Mrs. PettigroVe and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson came up on the Queen from San Francisco for short vacation in Skag- way. They are scheduled to leave on the next Cottage City,
 Andrew Scott, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, left on trip to Dawson Thursday morning, accompanying the manager of the Canadian Bank of Com merce of Victoria, B. C,
 The anti-Britsh ultra American patriot Dr. Keller has started lawn tennis club of his own on the lawn in front of the res dence he has lately purchased on Eighth street.
 Mrs Laramie Mayer had the pleasure of entertaining Mrs. Cleo. E. Bent on Thurs day. Mrs. Bent left on the Queen for Rodman bay.
 Mr. Emil Korach and Mr. Sam. c. Kaui man are going fishing today but they de- sire that no mention shall be made of the matter.
 Miss De Succa returned yesterday from weeks visit at Bennett, where she was the guest of Miss Florence Peabody, one of the beles of last winters society.
 Mrs. Sengfelder has visiting with her Mrs. Kellogg, Miss Ruth Kellogg and Mrs. Boyer. They all came up on the Queen.
 The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church will meet with Mrs RunnaIs on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Miss Florence Peabody, so we'll known in Skagwav society, has been appointed clerk in the Bennett postoffice.
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 ing in Bennett society during the past week.
 MT. P. E. Kern, the ieweler, is expect~ ing some notable people on the Amur.
 
 Mrs. Winslow's mother has arrived on short visit to Skagway.
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