The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-18

The pre.nup,lal party tendsred by Mr. and Mrs J. Bernard Moore ln their beautl' tul little home, "Wednesday evening, ln honor ot Mir. Peter E. Rem and Mss Marie Antolnette Somnler, was one of the prettlest little functions of the SelSon. The evening was spent at plng-pong, llstetil lg to everything from vaudeville to opera reeled off on Mr. MOOre's phono- graph, games of cards and dancing to the strains of Count Antonio DoIiero'S rare old violin. The supper table was thing of beauty and a joy forever with a protuslon of flowers, branchlng eandssbra with eolored wax tapers, panlsrs of fruit and decorated cakes. Miss May Morrison aS- sisted in the servler. Mir. and Mrs. Wash were present with Mrs. Phil Keith who gladdened the hearts Of Judge Rogers, lsldore Kaufman and a. B. LeFevre by the prefer of her lnestimable service. Miss Lllle raynton made her first appearance ln society since her return from Vancouver. Early ln the week some very unique invitations were issued ln "blus print" by the camera Club, announcing lts ard an nual reception and opening. in eonSe- quence on Friday evening the members and guests assembled at the parlors of the club. A social hour was snj wed in study ing the works of art which decorated the walls of the room. and in Investigating the mysteries Of all the modern and latest equipments for amateur work la the two "dard rooms" Three new members were added to the roll. In a few words the president, Or. M. F. Hall, extended ths greetings of the Club to lts guests and followed by Mr. Draper who briefly out lined the history and progress of the Club, A dainty collation., prepared by Mrs. Hlllerv, was served.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Woodruff gave a Dlrty Friday night at thslT home oA Eighth avenue In honor of their sons, Mr. Gsorgs Woodruff, twentv-fourth birth day. Domino whist was played and some clever story telling lndulgsd ln. Late in the evening luncheon was served. About twenty guests were present.
 
 Last Tuesday afternoon Whl. E. Carter of thIs elty and Miss Maggie N. Gillisrie Of Seattle were married at the parsonage of the Baptist church. Rev. Clevenger of- fclatlng. After the first of June Mr. and Mrs. Garter will be at home to their friends on Second avenue.
 
 Mr. E. A. Murphy and Mss Maud Gibbons were married at the residence of Or. C. |. Gibbons at Jiek>On, Cal, May IS. Hr. and Mrs. Murphy will return to Skagway about the first Of the month and will be at home to thslr friends after June To.
 Tomorrow afternoon the ladies Of the New Century Club will meet at Fireman's hall for the usual business meeting. The iortnlghtlv dance will follow ln the syen- Ing.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Van Clsys will move to the Ashley house. in the north end, this week. Mr. and Mrs. V. l. Hahn then take the Van Cleve residence.
 
 Rev. ClevenEsr, of the Baptist church, will go south Tuesday for a months va cation. During his absence there will be no service h the Baptist church.
 Next Wednesday evening ln the DaTlors of the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr. P. E. Kern and Miss Marie SOmnler will be united in Marriage by Judge J. J. Rogers.
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 Miss Helen Ford returned from her so- joun at school ln California on Tnuisday.
 
 Capt. Summsrall, U. s. A, has taken apartments at the Pullen house.
  Mr. J. T. CHI has gone to White Hose for the summer.
 
 O. H. Bernard returned to Juneau on