The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-29
Society

Last Sunday Mr. and Ms Burt Wurz- blchsf started lt a m for Glacier lake and other points. "rhev climbed and they climbed So high" that they tool, brsakiis, on Mount rewsy's highest peal, raised ths stone from the dome and found Che treasures, lsft by former adventurous sp.r- its, in good condition. They idied their names Co the lis, in the bottle, ieft there tor fame and posterity obtained. some very good pictures and made the descent, which they found mucn sas.e, and much more dangerous ,hln the assent.
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 Ms Nsida Deltm1n celebrated her 10th birthday by Inviting her ltte fusnts Co concert party. Elch ut,ls sumner rotsd guest took bis or her place a, piano, violin or guitar and executed Che p.ece be- fore them Co the best of their ability, after which games were played, and then came something aIl H,tle folks dearly love, Je. treatments. Wishing Nsidn many happy returns ot ihs jly, they ,snisrst their birthday gifts loj blde her goot-bye.
 
 The P1ssbyteran congregation are plan ning Co give a reception Co D,. s. Hall Young and h.s family. E wI.. bs held In the church on Tuesday evening The ladies ars arranging some good things tcr the Inner man and a splendid literary and musical prorl AS Dc. Young and iam- iIy wul rsslje In Sksgway, the publ, Is Invited Co take atyln,scs 0f this oppor- tunity Co mee, them They have leased Mr. A. Greens residence on Eighth av- enus.
 
 Mrs. J. l.. Patterson delighted her Sun day school ,llss wih a most b0unt.iui Iunth served in gIpsy style 10 ths woods on Frjlv evening. E.gh, IIt,.e girls had most snjoylb.. time and said Mrs. Pa,- tsrson was ius, a u,,ls g.rl herself when I' elme Co plv'ng games.
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 In view of Jhs hc, Cha, Che Fourth ot July mus, be celebrated in fitting man nsr. the Clms- Club concluded Co have n5 outing this week. They sNps,t, hove ever. Co make trip Co Dly.is1n's g.lc.sr the second week .n July.
 
 Mil. p. S,bl,lei5ri expects Co ac.ts psrmlnently ln SklEway .n Che near il- ture. lt Is si.i, however, that be sin make a trip south frs, lnt that wte1 be becomes a StlEwiy1a he wiI have wah him a bride.
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 Ms H 6. Bluin, well known as one 1f the pioneers ot tbis ,.,y, wls mlr.-1 Jos, month In Sin F1nclseo Co H. c. E,Ssl- berger .i r.rIri, Or They wll. make their hone d. ,ts latter ,i,y.
 
 Oi- i-Iur, DO ih- ensuing week Is ,ae ilu.s 5n Friday evening at EG<s hl.l under tbe auspices 0f ,hs Fourth Jt July committee. lti, expected Co bs the tlnce 0i tbe season.
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 Ms. L. Stse0 and daughter, of Jurslu, arrived 5o One Hlmt0.l, and lfs visiting with M-. and Ms. J. Bernard Moore. They wiIl rsml.o until after the Fourth of July. Mrs V. |. Hahn and Mrs. A. Williams and children, who went over Co White hose Wsines3ly with Mr. Williams, rs- tumeJ Friday evening.
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 The s.nior c. E. ot ths P-ss5yJeian church took a fashionable 8 o'c.o,k dIansl at Rsii's falls on Fdiiy evening They repor, obtaining some very fine midnight exposures.
 
 Mr Oliver H. B.nlri, Of Douglas win be In Slagwly for few days. Mr. BsI- hard expects iu ths n-aJ future Co make this city his home.
 
 Mrs. A. Pslboiv and son Ja,k returned this week from Ballard. where Mrs. Pea body was visiting her iluEhis, and other friends.
 
 Mrs. M E. Case and daughter Hltue are ths guests of ". a. Csc and wi.l spend the sua.msr ln Sklgwly.
 
 The Ladies Guild ct St. Sav.ou's Episcopal church expect Co give a very rs- chsr,hs ntsrtsIoment slrIy to JJlv.
 
 Ladies day family evening at thew P. C. wsrs but rspstitions of many delightful