The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-22
Society

N " VI ""# w tt tl,.'.slss.ss.S.i.cs's1sf.,a'sl.il,9i.il,.''i.t S5dely has had but one thought this we,lG How to keep cool The blazing summer sun has shone on ths iust ana the unjust alike. Notwithstanding thIs fset, pleasure seekers have found numerous means of gratifying theIr various tastes.
  "Some llttls maids went out to vote
 All on one summers day.
 The Judges said Init, not one hltle blt, Youare not built that way"
 Like Slas Wegg-some ono has dropped Into poetry.
 Mrs. D. C. Brownelh whose son has been attending a business college in San Francisco, has returned for the sum mer Her son who will come North later ln ths season, Is now enjoying himself ou. lln be Of CalIfomlo's country towns. Mrs. BJownells daughter Mrs, F. w.. | French had arrived from the Orient just lbafors Ms. Brownell's departure for ihe Norh. Her return was made the occasion by ths sln Francisco Examiner for pub fishing a full length portrait of Che beauu- ul young matron. The Examiner says l that Miss Brownell before her marriage to IF.W ". French, was one of the most popular society girls In Oakland. After a stay of weeks at their Oakland hcme' Mr. and Ms. Fren;h go to New Ycrk'
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 The M. E. S. s. picnic was a great sue cess. The shores of Dewey lake was the camping ground, from there they spread ln an directions. The boat on the lake explained by Rev. Covlugton, was well | patronized, The dinner welll it defes description. The teachers played games | with Ihe children all the afternoon and wha, hrppy tired crowd struggled down Che steep hill at night
 
 The summer solsllcs was celebrated by the guests at ihe Pullsn house last night at lbe popular hostlery, fy lawn party. CrocQet was played in Che open air and ping pong tables arranged in the house, A luncheon. such as only the guests of the Pullen house know about was served just after midnight Mrs Pullen was the hostess
 Mrs. A. Miles Taylor wife Of Do, Taylor Of Sln Frnclsco suivtd here recently on a visit to her parents Capt. and Mrs. Moore and her brother J Bernard Moore, This Is not Mrs. Taylor's first visit to Sksgway having been hcte twice before.
 A birthday party WIS given last Tues dsv in honor Of Miss Maud Coflngton's eleventh birthday. Tsose present con- sisted of a dozen or more of Miss Maud's playmates. The games and daIatY re- treatments were erioved by all.
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 The success of Che week was the W. P, C mauthly d nee, held on Friday even Ing in ,hs club rooms, which were taste fully d;cor ted for ths occasion. A cool Il7l bslf hundred participated in the snjoy' msnt of the evening.
 Mr. Nswsll's private ear containing Mr. Newell and hIs guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. P Rogers, Mrs. R. w Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. W, ". Watson made its initial trip over tne road llst week ana returned We'd day evening.
 The first excursion boat of the season presented itself this week, making the town quite prOsperously thrOnesd for a few hours.
 Ms, Sstlsmier and baby are In Skag- way again and as Mr. SeluemIer expects to ilin her ln October, They will remain hsre for lhe present.
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 C. E. Hooker and wife of Juneau are spending few days with friends To the citv
 Mrs sherpy and daughter Blaneh are expected on the Dolphin today.