The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-28

Last night Mrs. Dr. II. B. Runnalls presided over little function that was a very gem in the matter of spirited company and appointments that SO nicely fitted every moment of .hc de- lightiul evening that an must have been prompted by inspiration. Conversation and cards held sway SO unconventional H that staid old whist was set aside for plain Alaskan black jack and lol- ly game it was. Dr. Bailey succumblnS to inc point of a routed retirement under the astutc banking of Mrs. Noursc. The cosy comfort of Dr. and Mrs Runnalls homelikc apartments were beautifcd with handsome stands of cornnowcrs and popies And the refreshments from the claret punch and pate de fois graS sandwiches an along inc line of subtle good 'hings to the ice cream and angel cake, were a re- vclation or gourmet possibilities on the Alaskan frontier. The occasion of thc festivitv was the celebration of Mrs. C Winn-Johnson's birthday m whose honor the following company were prescnt:-Mr. and Mrs C. Winn- Johnson and Miss Taintnor, Mir and Mrs. C. C. K. Nourse, Dr. and Mrs. Bailey. Mr. F. J Shaw. Captain and Mrs Jcnks and Dr. and Mrs Runnalls and Master Tom Runnalls.
 
 The last game of the championship match between the ladies of the Blue and Red basket ball teams was played at the Y. M C. A. gymnasium, Tues day night The line up of the conteS- tants was as iollows:-
 Rcds:-Mrs. Clayson. right forward; Mrs Haraden left forward; Miss Clay son. center; Miss Norma Ask, right guard. and Miss Patterson, left guard. Miss ClaySon, captain.
 lucS:-Miss Henton, right forward; Miss Belle Everest, left forward; Miss Hcrrick. center; Miss Becker right guard and Miss Peabody left guard. Miss Hcrrick, captain.
 The score of the first half wa5 siN Co two m favor oithe Blues and it looked as though during the final hall the Reds would recoup their loses. The Blues. however were playing cn their wining night and beat thc game. carrying off the honors of the match by % score of ten Co four N'l the goals were thrown for the Blues by Mi& Belle Everest and Miss Helen Hcnto1. while the home balls oi the Reds were all tossed into the basket by Mrs. Win Clayson and Miss Clayson. The ladies contemplated raising Sl0) from the sale of tickets Co games. The let re- ccipts were S0I so At rhc .cluc,t of several people have been taken great enjoyment m these unique exhibitors. the ladies win conclude their ltiiclic entertainments Tuesday evening ,i'h an indoor base ball match After thc game Judge Schlbrcde. president of tic Y M. C. X. treated the players Co ice cream.
 The bazaar and dinner planned by thc Ladies Aid Society of the Mctho- dist church has been postponed on ac count of the recent illness of Mrs. Luke until Wednesday, August 7. i win be held in the Tanner building con ncr Fifth avenue and State street.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Allen !. Walker and Mir. and Mrs Hamilton l.. Johnson enjoyed an outing in the Custom House yawl Co the wreck of the Canada. Sun day.
 Miss Pauline Peterson. daughter of II. O. Peterson is expected to arrive next month from San Francisco. She hl, but lately returned from Norway. where she has been on an extended visit Co. her fathers relatives
 
 Misses Grace Usher Clara Carson. Nellie McGcc and Cecil McGce and Mir George Carson had a delightful pic mic ai Ice Lake yesterday
 
 Mr. and Mrs Summer have moved into apartments in the Capt Moore residence.
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