The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-02
Society
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(Coutinued from Page One.) A unior sewing circle was organized from the little misses oi St. Saviour s church yesterday afternoon. The tol- lowing were elected officers;
 President. Marion Jenks.
 Vice President. Margaret Dent. Secretary. Heidel Christensen. The charter members were; The Misses Marion JenkS. Margaret Dent. Heidel Christensen. Bertha Robert son. Lois Porter. Nina Dedman. Ina Manson. Hazel Peterson and Stella Ford
 The organization was in charge of Miss DeSucca and Mrs. Stearn.
 
 Steamer parties are now the fad in Skagway Every boat that leaves has number of iavorites who are going below and their many friends are at the dock to say "so long" X great party was that at the Dolphin yeSter' day morning. Mrs. VanKuren. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Luke Me Grath who has been visiting here for some weeks returned to her home m Tacoma and large number of her many friends saw her of Mrs Van Kurcn made a host of friends. being brilliant and accomplished. during her stay here.
 A very enjoyable impromptu musi- eale was held last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank E. Burns on Third avenue. Piano. vocal and man doln selections made several hours pass brilliantly and quickly Near mid night a dainty luncheon was served. Those who happened Co come together for the evening were Miss Cora Lewis. Miss B. F. Baker. Miss Belle Burns, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Burns. and MeSSrN Hahn. Seigley. Kaufman. Winters and Friend.
 One of the most pleasant afternoon assemblages of the week was the meet ing of the ladies aid society of the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon at the beautiful apartments of Mrs. w. F. Root. The enjoyable weather of the day called forth the most brilliant ladies and the affair was one oi the best of its kind held for many months. A luncheon. rarity in itself. was served by Mrs. Root. ably assisted by her daughter Miss Florence Root
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 At the home of Der parents on Third avenue Miss Belle Burns yesterday afternoon gave a dainty and odd ova- tion Co several of her little girl friends in the shape of fancy dress doll party The little misses were dressed as grown up folks" and the dolls. it Is needless Co say. looked their prettieSt in charming litile gowns An exquisite luncheon was served Co those present They were the two Misses Bracket, the two Misses Sowerby. little Miss Jennings and Miss Winslow.
 
 Society is still talking of the delight ful time had aboard the steamer lSland- CT just a week ago. The perfect and courteous behavior of the officers and the excellent viandS will long finger m the minds of those who were fortunate enough to be present at the reception.
 
 Mr. E. NJ. Taylor. prominent in Sklgway's social and church circles, returned yesterday on the flyer Dol phin after a three weeks business and pleasure trip below.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. K. D. Pinneo left last Monday for their new home at White Horse. Many of their loving friends gathered at the depot to bid them God speed.
 Mir Eugene Leddy was a social iay- orite among railroad and steamboat men last week. several little dinners being given by him.
 Mrs A. w. Avery. mother of Mrs Roderick Sprague. wife of the asso- ciate editor of the News, returned to her home m the east on the Dolphin.
  Nlr. and Mrs R. w. Jennings and daughter Cordelia. will be south bound passengers on the next trip of the Islander.
 
 Mrs. C. C. K. Nourse and Mrs. Capt. [. (. JenkS will leave on the next trip of the Islander for a brief visit m Van couver. B. C.
  Mrs. Wilson. wife of Mir Wilson. claims agent of the White Pass & Nu- kon returned to Skagwqy on the Dol phin
  Mrs. Capt ]. L. Sperry leaves on the Cottage City today for an extended visit to her old home m Portland, Ore.
 
 The ladies' guild will meet with Mrs. Burt Johnson at her home on Main street next Thursday
  A Robertson. a prominent we'll know man of the Sound was a rourd tripper on the Dolphin.
  Mir E. W. Pollock. the well-known newspaper man. returned to Skagway yesterday on the Dolphin.
  Miss Marie Doncaster will leave in a short time for a trip to Seattle and