The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-18

the bulletin board of the club parlor ms follows;
 rorlor-Nuss Dcoruytcr. Mrs. West ard Mrs nrowncll
 Dark room -Mcssrs Case md Barley and Mcsdames Tlrts. Meade and Andrews.
 Financc-Mcssrs Eastman. Draper and lIttlciohn
 InvitatIon-Mcssrs. Downing and Gn and Mss McCorrou.
 Entertainment Misses Coswcli, Barley and McCarro1
 Gnstructlon-Mr Downing Mrs. Elrtg, Mrs Mcclellan. Mss Cavanos md Atr. | Eastman.
 Omccrs- President Dr. Hall vlce-prcsL . dent. Mrs Browncli; secretary Mrs Nc. Icuan. and secretary. Mfr Draper.
 Tho committee did lts work right royary | for Che little social that was anticipated | turned out Co bc swell affair Many or thc ladies came in party dresses nri about thc whole entertainment thal smockcd considerably Of a set function.
 Tho guests filled tho full seating copac- ! lty or thc balcony and tho basket oall game between the ladies and gentlemen afforded them roiiiciing amusement
 Thc ladies team was picked from Che crack players of the match as follows; Miss Helen Henton, Mrs wu Clayson Misses Anna Clayson. Norma Asl, and Patterson. Opposing these laurel winners wcrc Messrs. Lee. Downing. Roy r.e Fevre, Edward Luke and Hauer While these athletic young gentlemen were very spry they were no match for the trained lady athletes. who fairly walked away with thc game.
 When thc game was ended thc com rany disbanded Into the reading loom where a long table was spread the fun length of thc apartment 1t was care fluy set and decorated with nowcrr and as an adjunct the reading desk along thc wall was also spread for thc fcst.vty The ladies who assisted the committee made a quantity of dainty little sand wichcs tied mp with baby ribbor They were perfect little pink tea gers. ont dld not seem Of thc right callbrc Co cope with what Mir. Kern. thc chairman or thc committee. conceived 70 be- avail able for well organized appetite. and go these dear little souvenir sandwiches were intcrspersed with hcaping plates of Cuu grown. way station sandwiches The coffee was supreme and the great lusc- ious peaches. cake. Ice cream ard other good things. made a spread qmtc worthy or a Fourth of July picnic
 And when tho feast was ovo- ihe guests leaned back smlllngly In thcl, chairs listened Co string melody produced by Mrs E. T. Pope and Mir. samu,l Kaufman on guitars by Misses Root and touching Of guitars by Misses Root ond sherry. Miss I.ucc. of Portland. Chen rccltcd humorous dcciamation that made the company soar with laughter. An encore brought forth in the rendition Of another selection a remanifestation of general glcc Miss Jeannette De Gu'y- Ger rccltcd a thrilling patriotic dcclama- ton and the program concluded with a song by Mir. W. w. shorhnl
 Mcssrg. Kern. Dunlap and Wollond de- sire Co thank Che ladies for assisting them and Che ladies and everybody else desire Go thank tho committee for the royal good time they devised for them.
 
 Mrs IT. B Dunn entertained ot n cosy little Welsh rarcblt last cvcn- Ing at her residence on Eleventh street. The affair was the climax or an excur- sion Co smuggers' Cove. and a din- ucr at the Fifth Avenue The partlcl- pants In thc enioy6blc analr were Lieu tenant and Mrs Ralnes Mrs. A. IT. Mckay. Mrs Dunn. Miss Dunn. and Mir Murry Hoffman Strong.
 
 Niiss Dunnlng and Master John Ford win go below on the Cottage City to Seattle on their way Co Possadcna. Cal. where Master Dunnlng win be sent Co school Lieutenant Mark Bailey. who win attend school In the Queen City. ac- companies them as far as Seattle
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 Mrs. Dent entertained the Ladies Guild Of the Episcopal church ot her residence on Fourth avenue. Thursday afternoon The approaching reception Of the Bishop afforded Che ladies plenty of business to discuss and thero was little time left for the pleasant social intercourse that makes the weekly gatherings of the guild SO