The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-15
society

@ S'WWaNNI 8I 6SgsgS.Ss 9S2S2SS5i Skagwav society was qulst thls last week. The warm days have driven all out cf doors and plcnles and outings are now the go. Canoe parties ore given on the canal during the evenings much to the delight Of all,
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 The regular monthly dance of the White Pass Club will take place next Frl-I day evening at thslr club rooms. Nothing more need be said to convey the informa- tlon that a delightful tine Is In store for those who participate ln the affair. The White Pass dances ar, always delightful. Msssrs. Ashley, Wallace and Lynch com pose the committee which has planned and will carry out thIs event, and that Is an additional guarantee of success.
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 of the Prssbvtsilan church, for Alaska hls wife and two dauEhtdrs will arrive ln Skagway within the next two weeks. They orc now at Seattle or on theIr way North. They wlll stop at Kstehlka1 en route North. Dr. Young will make hIs residence at Skagway. He will spend a considerable portion of hls time visiting ths different Alaskm missions, but hls family will remain here permanently.
 Mss Mapls Hanson Is the latest addition to Skagway's population. She arrived from Juneau oo the Farallon. Mlss Han son has been with Kaufman Bros Juneau store for two years and has now been transferred to the Skagway store.
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 The "Ladv fair" who represents the Goddess of Liberty for skaGwaY thIs year, win be a ladv of fortune, if our msr- chants continue to shower prizes upon her. With 80 many popular ladies eontestlng, lt will be impossible to predict who will be the favored one.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kaufman left Skag- way on Thursday for an Indefinite time Mrs. Kaufman expects to remain ln Sjn FrJnelsco and different California resorts during the summer. Mr. Kaufman goes on to Chicago, New Yofk-and Boston,
 The Camera Club on Wednesday started for Dyea on the Vlra Rial. Owing to the heavy sea, however they were obliged to put Into Fortune bay and twas rather chilly and a wee bit tlresoms, but all voted the outing a success.
 The Blptls, Home Mission circle, met with Mrs. C. l.. Andrews Wednesday afternoon preparing work for an Indian school ln Oklahoma. Mrs. Andrews served the ladies all the dalntlss of the season.
 The excursion to Buuo creek last Sun day, was a great success, lf one judges by the number who participated, The falls arc reported as extremely beautlful-whlle the fishing Is unsquallsd.
 
 On Wednesday evening at the White Pass Club. the young ladies and gentle men enjoyed Q very spirited game of ball. The gentle game of ping pong was also lndulged In.
 Monday Capt. Nicholson of the City of Seattle gave the people of SklRwaY a most delightful excursion to Columbia elnnsrY. Twas a beautiful day and all joyed the trip to the utmost, as we'll as the fns lunch served.
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 Msssrs and Mssdanes Peoples, Wood ruff, SJwerbv and Haraden and Bryce, spent June at Lake Dewey, Reported a delightful day and quantities Of fish and Vlolets.
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 Mr. and Mrs. ] c. Phes entsrtalned L. p. Shacklsford and C. M Shaw of Juneau Wednesday evening.
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 Geo. A. Braekstt, one of SkaEwaY's pioneers, started for Atlln Wednesday.