The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-03

Ross were married at the Presbyterian parsonage, last Thursday afternoon Rev. N. B. Harrison officiating. Mis, Avery arrived from Seattle that morn ing on the Dolphin and the wedding was a very quiet affair, Mrs N. | ! Harrison and Mir. r. C. Mosser being the only ones present The groom is employed at Dawson by the w. P. E Y. Route and they will start for the interior in the near future.
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 A large crowd of young folks burs. in upon Miss Doris dac-cus T,,day evening at her home in the north .rn part of the city with baskets of lunch con and good things that orc essential features of well organized surprise | party Games, music and dancing en- livened one of the most pleasant even | ings of the week. The Misses Root and Sherpy with guitars, and Mir. Will liam Donovan, with violin. alternately furnished excellent music for dan ,ilr. Among those present were: Misses Daisy McDevitt, Root, Sherpy, Viola Dewitt, Mayme McDevitt, Eva HauI- hurst, Jessie Dewitt, Hill, S,hafar. Silver Lind, Flora HauXhurst, Shorten Clarke, Martens, Magee, Ask, Dewitt Odcgard; Messrs. McDevitt, Br, VII, Dewitt, Felmet, Clarke, Mora3.es. Shelton, Dunlap, Berry D. N Dewitt Moorehousc, Ferguson. MrGrath, l. McGrath, Ash, McCloud, Broc'rscr, Angle, Martens, IIillery anI Donovan. # *
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ C. A. meets at the home oi Mrs. Sehl, brede on Tuesday afternoon at ?:3o o'clock. Committees for the ensuing year will be appointed and plans for iu ture work considered. A full attend ance is desired.
 * | Council Lee Guthrie, with his w1ic. will leave Tuesday on the City of Seat tie for a visit to the States. Philadcl phia will be visited first; then they wit go to Temple, Tex, the former hom, Of Mrs. Guthrie.
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 One of the principal affairs of tho future is the musical and literary enter tainmcnt to be given by the Methods church on March B. A very eXccllcn program is now being prepared
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 Mir. N. K. Wilson, the druggist, wa passenger on the Dolphin last Nec for Seattle and Portland At Portlaud he will join his wife. who has been ab sent since last summer, and who will return with him.
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 I. w. Young, chief clerk to F. {. Hawkins manager oi the ". ? & Y., and wife, who have been absent several weeks on a pleasure trip to Sc- attle, are expected home on the next ! Dolphin.
 
 Mr. ]. IT. Wortham of the Domir ion Steamship Line was in the city ScY- eral days last week. He is quite will acquainted in Skagway, and met many of his old friends.
 
 Mr George carrolls who has been n, s s5ses ta4 Ee-,-s G. .slsts C Co. ts,.- ing the absence of Laramie Mayer. de- parted for Mexico on the Hrllb IL yesterday.
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 Mir. R. D. Pinneo, in the traffic de partment of the w. P & Y., and fam fly expect to occupy apartments in the Bracket flat on Main street
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 During the absence of Mrs V. l. Hahn, Miss McCarroll and Miss For sythe will occupy her residence n l Main street.
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 Mir. A. H. Baker has moved from his apartments in the rear of his store on Broadway to q neat little cottage on State and Main,
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 Miss Clara Agnes Dunbar came north on the Dolphin from Seattle for a few weeks visit with friends n .ju- neau.
 
 So many of the married men are acting bachelors on account Of their