The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-02
Society
Icontinued from Page Il


 [continued from Page II The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbv- terlan church was entertained by Mrs, Busby, Friday afternoon. The poems of Longfelow was the theme of the meeting. The following program was rendered: S,lO.. .,.............. .Curfew.
 Mrs. Harrison. Roll Call. ?, Quotatlous iron Longfellow. Reeita' 'lol. The Chldren's Home,
 Louis Williams. Solo. ..The Bridge,
 Miss Zinkan. Sketch of Longfellow's Lie. e.....,......
 Mrs. Williams. Re ding Footsteps of AngelS Mrs. Bus5v. Reading The Rainy Day,
 Mrs. Van Cleve. Re ding. ..............The Two Angels. Mrs. Woodruff. Solo. o..................T The Dav Is Done.
 Mrs. Harrison.
 Twsn,v-six ladies were present On Friday. FeSruarv r4 the Society will meet with Mrs. Campbell. at the Golden North Hotel Current events will be the sut- feet of the meeting.
 
 Al the debating club Monday, pr. Hall appointed a committee to visit and attend to Mr. Comisltv, who is now III at the Blshop Rowe hospital, consisting of Me:srs. Holmes and L. A. Harrison, and Mrs. Meade. The committee on pro gramme have devised the following enter .alnment for Monday evening: Recitation. ...................E Ethel Luke Solo ..,................. Mrs. Harrison Recitation ...............Fred Rosenburg Solo. olo.................. Frank Peterson Recitation. .......... Jeanette DeGeuyter II
 The Magples Ladies' Club Is the only member of the Federation of wOmans' Clubs In Alaska. III
 Two ladies' basket ball teams have been organized and are playing practice games almost nightly. The fair athletes will combine sport, ealesthenlcs and delsarte under the team names of "Huskies" and "The New Century"
 The lineup Is as follows: Huskles. New Century. Thea PsaNSdy s. S 'Fwd'' Mari: ri: Head, Head Belle Everest. Center Nellie Moorehouse Bell Burle (G'ds. 1 Florence Peabody Edna Becker Nell Forsvthe I It will be a five-game match, and the initial game will be played about February To.
 Mss Silva Hill was the recipient of surprise party last night. There were over twenty young people present and a  very pleasant evening was enjoyed. Mrs. Df. Reed presided over the entertainment Dr. Reed made a hlshlight picture of the company,
 Father Cameron entertained the little folks of St. Savlours parish, Friday even ing at the reetory. Games and refresh- ments were the leading features of the oc- easlon. There were twelve little boys and thirteen little girls present. There was a light attendance at the Camera Club, last night, but those pre- sent enjoyed very pleasant social even ing. The entertainment for next meeting has not been devised but Is In the han Is of the committee.
 The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church are devlslng a 'Butterfy Dance" Butterflies and coffee will be served. There Is mystery about the manner in which it Is to be done.
 The Home Mission Circle of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Gilbeault on Tuesday at 2 o'clock. lt Is the day ior election of officers and a frll attendance is desired.
 
 A pleasant little dancing parts for mar red people, devised bv Lieut.. Raines and Mr. West was an event at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Monday night. Is
 The Elks Ball on the 2Ist Is the next leading soial affair on the tapls.
 
 Mrs. Brunette gave a birthday party In honor of her daughter Laura, Thursday
 
 The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs R,val, Wednesday at 2:3o ?. m.