The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-26

,.,.,..s..,..,.,.,:ss..s.s.s;ss,s.:: N Society SI ....:...s.ss.,.,...;.,.,.,.,.;.....s.:...... Mr. and Mrs. Bun Wurzbaeher's at home. Tuesday afternoon and sveninr, was par excellence the chic event of the week if not of the seison. The afternoon was solely devoted to inc entertainment of the ladies In the evening gentlemen also participated In the funet'on. The parlors were exduisltelv decorated In green and white. From among bOsquetS of evergreen, ehaste white blossoms of nsrclssuses ai llllles shed their sweet perfume through the rooms. h the dining room festoons | evergreens fell from the center of the Ceil- ing above the table and were caught In loops at the corEers of the room. During the afternoon q lsdes were entertaintd d with unique pastlmeS, the most spirituelle being an art guessing contest. Prints from art publications were displayed upon the wall anc prize was awarded to the lady who was best able to discern fron where they emlnated. The refreshments were delicate and recherche and were served with esthetie dllntlness In two 'urses: MEkU.
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 Salad-Creme de Nox.
 Waters.
 Coffee.
 Chocolate.
 IL
 Gla;es.
 Angel and Brides Cake.
 Nuts, ComhtuTes.
 Bon Bons.
 The coffee and chocolate were served in fragile eoneeitS of Dresden eneased in flowers of plpiers de fole. The lady guests were all en grande costume and the gentlemen were equally careful to appear in their eonventlOnals. The hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Woodruff. Miss Head and Miss Helen Ford.
 C. l.. Andrews lecture on the "Glaeiers of Alaska" at the Camera Club, Friday evening, was in every sense a rare treat. There are very few fl any better able to handle the subject than MT Andrews as he has had rare opportunities to gratifv his interest In the theme. He has ex- plored the glaciers Of Mts. St. Helena, Hood and Rainier, made the Mt. Elias tnp with the Duke of Abuzzi and has visited all the principal glaciers In southeastern Alaska. The stereOptican views he threw upon the canvas, during the lecture, were all taken by himself. He has moreover made numerous painstaklng experiments to ascertain the gait at which the great ice packs slide down to the sea. Miss Cavana was elected secretary to fll the vacancy caused by Mrs. MeLellan's resignation. Tuesday evening at Mrs. Peabody'S under :he ansplees Of the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church, delightful musicale was given. Refreshments were served and an lnt,rmiSSl of social intercourse was enjoyed The following program was rendeted:
 Piano duet. Mozknowsky
 Mrs. Hall and Miss Florence
 Peabody.
 Song My Gelsha of ToklO".......,
 ................Mis Miss Peabody Piano solo-'o'er the Prairie"...... ........>...,......Ludw. Shytte
 Mrs. Elias Ruud. Song-"Good Nigh" .............
 .............. Miss Lottie Clavson Piaon solo-Seleetion. ........ ............Mi Miss Florence Roo| Song Selection ...... .............
 MT. w. Blanchard
 
 The Y. M C. A. Deodting Club launch ed on It's seasons career very successfully Monday night. Tomorrow evening tee following program will be rendered; Recitation. Mabel Andrews. Tenor Lolo............W. w. Shorthlll' Duet Mrs. Barley and Miss Peabody. Debate-ResoIvej; That it is wrong to infet penalty for the commission Of crime Affimatlve:-John Dillon, F. wolland' Negatlve:-Mr. Merrltt,,M. Ormsby or alternate. Exercises begin promptly at s o'clock Alter the principals have made their arsu- ments the debate will be open to the house and 1t Is expected that the question VIII be handled with even more spiritthan was manifested In the Initlatory debate
  Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Haraden's eontem- plated long vacation trip will cause mueh 1 felt vacancy In the social world, as they will not return until next summer,
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