The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-14

.n... on Mondoy evening and the
 any proceeded Co make merry lw.N cards and conversation. The rr. consisted of Mrs Matlock, Mrs. l lV Nltlock. Mr. and Mrs Jas. lW',.lrt Mr. and Mrs Sterns. Mr. and Ni Herbert Lcmcke. Miss MaXon lu' Mrs. Rheinhardt
 
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pres bytcriau church. devoted the afternoon, Friday Co sewing and music. at the re- ,ilcncc of Mrs Reinhart. on Thirteenth and Main streets. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The ladies par ucipatiug m Mrs. Reinhart's "at home say thc affair was not only pleasant but spirited Those present were Mes danes Harrison. Alfred Willi- ams. K. Pierce. Matlock. w. Matlock. Philip Snyder. A. NJ. Clayson, Will Clayson. Webster. Cottrcll, r. J. Me Caughcy. Green. Stoltz Root, McCaS- kin. and Stcrns and Misses Graham and Righy By invitation of the ladies Rcvcrends Russell and Harrison and Dr. Rigby were present.
 
 The Union Sunday school picnic. was the most popular juvenile event of thc season. X list of the children who did not participate would be but a notation oi the few exceptions to the statement an thc children of Skagway were there Mr. Paulscll was grand marshal of the day and worked like a beaver in car rying ont the carefully planned arrang mcuts. At ten o'clock Thursday morn ing the little ones were an gathered at the Y M (. A. and were loaded m three large wagons. As many of them were but lisping babes. two ladies were placed m charge of each conveyance. The little ones seemed cnthuscd with the bright anlicipationS oi the days irolic and kept up merry chatter dur ing the drive Co the grove near thc railroad stock yards. Children, games were immcdiatly m order and the whole grove was Swarming with romping little girls and boys. Swings had been hung in many parts oi the grove and were kept in motion under thc super vision oi the grown people The whole affair reached thc finale without ac- cidcut or anything Co mar thc mcrri mcnt oi all present \ long table was spread with 100 plate, and every seat was occupied The lunch was the best that could bc afforded by thc homes oi Skagway Another table wa, set for thc Sunday school teacher, and thc ladies and gentlemen of the Came a Club. who were entertained by the Sunday schoGll teachers The com- mittec in charge of thc affair consisted oi Ncsdamcs J. l.. Patterson. McDcyitt Gi'bault \. Williams. \. ?. Mead Hil- lory IT. & Luke. and Miss Ethel l.ukc. thc latter exhibited great pride m wait ing upon thc other children Mr. Al Williams thc superintendent oi the Sunday school was unable to hc pre- sent
 
 Mr. and Mrs Cleveland Hall gave an informal little party Thursday uigh tn. few friends Music. conversation and. cards together with the honhomic and sparkling wit of the versatile gu',t>| made a delightful evening The dlin- tc,t refreshments were served by .h,| fair hostess, The guests present wcrc.I Mir and Mrs C. c. K. Noursc. Lieut. and Mrs Nathcr of thc marines. ..tI and Mrs Icnk, and Mir Murray , ,G- man Strong
 Mrs. F W. Pollock and son arrivclI from Seattle yesterday Co spend thcI summer in Skagway
 
 Chase Garfield returned vcstcrdayI from Seattle on thc City of Seattle
 
 Custom Collector J. W lvcy rcturncd| from Elaine, yesterday ou the City of Seattle On account of the elegance in ap-I poinumcnt and the number of society," people present Mrs Susie De Norton party at her home on Eighth avenue and Broadway Friday evening. wa, thcI swell affair of the week The ladies were all m glowing party dress andI