The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-09

Thete was one feature Of the basket ball gam. and entertainment at the White Pass Club which WIS overlooked in the report. It was a burlesque game and afforded pei hans aS mu>h amusement as the game itself. Tn. participants were dressed in all manner of outlandi>h garbs and pro- vokei continuous m='riment. The ridieu' lous antics of Eddie Toline were especially amusing. He wls dressed as tramp and among his most telling stagewoTk rer' formsne,s consisted in brushing himself off with a broom brush when he was rolled over In the gms and in consulting his watch when time was called.
 
 Al the business meeting of the Ne" Century Club Monday afternoon the fol- loving offi:srs wrre elected for the ensuing ,ea.:-Mrs. How rd was reelected presi. tent, Mrs. Brlckett, yice president; Mrs. Snvler. s.trstary aLd Mrs Root, treasurer. ln order Co attend the St, Patriek's DSN ball, which will be given by the w. p. k, ! C, the New Century Club has postponed Che next social meeting to Monday March l4.
 
 The Lsdies Aid Soci,tv O; tte PreSby- ie,iln thu,ch meet this week at the apart meuts 5f Mrs. Llv in the Canadian B nk | of Commerce building. The subject Of the afternoon will. be James Whitcombe Riley. The hjiss are contemplating a th ngs In their dav of meeting mt iuli attertsu,e IS requested this week in order hat the day Of meeting may be decided to suit the genera! convenience ot The m.- jorlty.
 ! MonI.v. between 3 and 9 o'clock in the afternoon, Miss Zela Clyns. in ;ele7rIt.on oi her ninth brthtav, had a party. ! Every one of the twenty invited guests were present. and lrjoyed thres hours oi music and glme.. The children were re- ga!ed on i,5 treim, sandwiches, cakes and other gooi things. Mis, Zela received m nv pretty presents. Miss Jeanette Es ! Gruvter contributed to the en,ertainmeni by recitins ,o the children.
 
 One Of the jollies, private events of ,he wesl was a surprise party witt which twenty-five guests in merry spirit nonoTed | Mr. and Mrs Mat Sundsen While the fsmiiy were erioving q quiet evening ai home ;hey uouped in without previous an- nouncement and gave Mat job for the whole night. Refreshments were served ii milnigh, 10 the merry jewellers who danced until morning.
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 J. W. Shook, W. C. Blanchard, s, F. C9ure.l and ]. u. Quiulan are the com mi,,es in charge Of the b,lt with which the White Pass Club will celebrate St. Patricks day. The dance will occur on ;he evening of Monday, March I7.
 
 The hth birthday of Mary MeLaren WIS celebrated by her parents at their residence on Fourteenth and Main streets by giving a party in her honor to fifteen little boys and girls, yesterday. Games and refreshments were features of the oc- elSlon.
 In honor of littls Miss Constance Gov lngton's seventh birthday N ss Phyllis Pyles gave a party to ten little girls at her home on Seventh avenue, The ehil- dren enj wed a very pleasant afternoon playing games.
 
 The Ladies Aid So;ietv of the N. E. church met at Mrs. Uptsgrlph's wednes- day afternoon. On account of the inelem- eney of the weather, there WIS but light at,enddnee. The ladies will next meet on Wednesday. March Io, with Mrs. Luke
 
 The Junior League of the NJ. E. church are preparing literary program for an en- tertanrent to their parents and friends Wednssdlv evening. Refreshments will be serv. d and a good time is anticipated.
 
 On Wednesday the twelfth birthday of Edith Black was celebrated at her home with q party at which sixteen little girl, were present.