The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-14

made charming settings Co their cla- boratc cntouragc. as the house was a bower of ferns. flowers and cvcrgreens illuminated with wax tapcrs The sun- ny tact of the charming hostess re- moved an frost at the onset and gcni- aliy ruled throughout the evening. Re citations and games ikept things going pleasantly until a choice and varied lun- chcon was served. Conversation then occupied the guests until late hour The guests wcre.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. R. Peoples. Mrs. Sawcrly Misses May Gibbons Estella Rinehart. Case ,Lyn- dall Quinnlan' Caswel. A. Caswell. Graham. Becker Whalen Head and Hcrrick. Anna Clayson, Lottie Clay son. and Messr, Murphy. Wurzbachcr Daniels. Webber Young Lynch. Smith Lcmckc. Bryce. \. Peterson. Quinnlan Rcinhart $. Cotrcll. F. Peterson. Blanchard and Shook
 
 The Ladies Basket Ball game. Tues day evening between the Reds and the Blues. resulted in a victory for the latter m score of c Co q. This is the third of the scricc of championship games and there is much interest cen tered m the final outcome. Thus far the Blues have won two of the three games played but it has been gcncr- ally conceded before that Miss Clay son, team was thc strongest of the two. lt would appear that with the present line up the teams are about evenly matched The games are the more interesting because of this fact. Owing Co the absence of Secy Reid. the usual side features were omitted but a novel and interesting program. ha, been arranged for next Tuesday. evening.
 Onthc accession of her birthday Ela Hartman gave childrens party Co her playmatcs, Friday evening. Lots. of good things were served to the chil- drcu by Mrs Hartman and the chil- drcn rompcd mcrrily for several hours. The party consisted of Fricda Jac- qout Bertha Robertson. Lcla John son. Grace St Clair Lillian Doran. Hazel pc,ric. Franzcs and Edith l.id- dicoat and Katie Bauer Miss Ella has reached her iooutccnth year.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. K. Noursc in- formally entertained a few iricuds atI dinner Sunday The evening was pleas antly occupied with conversation and music. Among thc company were MrI and Mrs. C. F. n-JohnSon. Capt and Mir, Jcnbs Mr. and Mrs. Clcyc- land Ilall and Dr. and Mrs. Bailey
 Mr. Fred Bloch. son of Consantinc' Bloch of this city. has been m town for. thc past few day, He is here on bus ines, for the Hotel Dillcr of Seattle and l, combining business with pleas urc. He will leave on the next trip oi| thc Dolphin.
  l l.. Eastwood and wife ,euger, south on the City of Seattle Mrs. Hest wood came up on the Seattle yesterday Co meet her husband who arrived from Dawson on the afternoon train.
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 Harry Duke. stewart of the rivcrI steamer White Horse went south on the City of Seattle last night on his way Co Dcs Moine Iowa. where hs mother |, not expected to live
 ssts Mrs O. C. Tachcr and son, who has been visiting her brother F.. T. PopeI for the past few weeks. went south ou the City of Seattle R. C. Cook. known in Dawson asI Bean, the Pcddlar" came out on yes tcrday's train, and went south on the City of Seattle
 The Misses Schneider returned yes tcrday from @ short outing at llaincS
 
 X dcliehtiul little outing was that planned by Miss Mary Case last We'd ncsday evening Co Rcid's falls. Thci outing was given m honor of those who assisted m the recent concert andl a merry party it proved to be not!