The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-18

St. Ceciua's Junior Guild Of the EpIsee- pel church. consisting of forty eight little girls between six and ten wears of age, and the choir bows of the EplScopll church hld May walk ysStsriay. This guild meets every Saturday afternoon at the Clsrgy house and Sews and otherwise works for the church. Yesterday, at the suggestion O. older workers, was given over Co a May entertainment. The girls dressed To white and decorated with artificial q lwers and tissue paper accom- plnlsd by the choir boys, who wore tissue paper caps and Sauied 6iEs, escorted their Nav queen, My AlbertStone, and the maids of hvnor, Susie Frank and Mabel O,hmer. from the Clergy house Co Bishop Rowe hospital, thence down town and back Co the Clergy house again, where Ice cream and cake was served. Mrs Clem- snEer and Mrs. Ruud, assisted bv Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Macklv. served the rs- flssuments. The happy little tots agreed that they had not had Such time eve' before.
 
 All Thursday evening from dinner time up to midnight, Moors's wharf was crowded with the mlny friends of Capt Hovey, LIentenlnts Wheeler, Rilnes and Mrs. RllneS. Hlnds were shaken and good luck wished blek and forth. About n o'elock the Ell<s came in a body for one last adleu to their aerarting brother. All that took pl1cs after their arrival on the Seattle will probably not be corded but those not there Con guess the rest.
 
 L,diss day ai the White Pass Club Friday ~as more than usually interesting. A surprise hld been announced and this was ln the form oi anumber Of new games which were introduced during the after noon. ln one Jf these games a prize was ofisrei for the uckv winner. Mrs V.n Cisve won the gii'; q lnty Japanese cup and S.u,-f.
 
 The memters oi the Christian End- lyor Society meet with the members uf the Epwoit League of the Methodist ehusch thls evening li 2 o'clock To their devotion al on. Ing by sp,cll inyIt ton. The meeting wir be t0ntuc,,d by Mr. H. u. Royal.
 Inn While Pass tinoe Friday night was consiIs ed grand success, al. hough not a large ,rJwn. |, WIS a v-ry happy one. The music was splendid. The ladies were most kind in their efforts Co make the hall cozY and home-lIke.
 
 Rev. and Mrs. Coyington entertained Commissioner Booth and party and the local Salvation Army workers and Mrs. Luke at dinner Friday afternoon.
 
 Mrs. n. M. Johnson, wife Of the United States customs oficsr here, accompanied by her two children, lstt Tuesday for visit Co Portland.
 
 Miss O'Ksefe, who was here visiting hs, summer, passed through Skagway Monday on her way to White HjrSe. where she will remain until November
 
 Mr. and Mrs. T.. s. Bryce arrived last Sunday. For the pressnt th-y arc living in the Sylvester block.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cowan and daughter, Miss Maud, left for Seattle Tuesiay. They intend to make Seattle their home. Mr. and Mrs. H. M Watson gave a dinner party in honor Of Capt. Hoyey last Sund.v afternoon.
 T.J.L. Kennedy, after a long winter vacation, returned Thursday Co his desk ln the W. P. office.
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 The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. x. M. Mcdonald Thursday afternoon.
 
 Next Saturday society will be we'll rep resented in the excursion Co White HorSe.