The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-16

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 Major and Mrs. Wood entertained at dinner at the Pullen house We'd nesday for Mir. and Mrs. McDOugall, J. B. PattulIo of Dawson and A. L. BUdoe.
 c. A. Dlers of Dawson, electrician for the Guggenheims came out on Friday and will go south on one of the early boats to Ashland, Oregon where his family resides.
 Dr. Pare of the R. N. W. NJ. Police. of Whitehorse is in town visiting with his son Mir. Fred Pare who is con fined to his bed at the W. P. hospital Mr. Pare has been III since Wednes- day.
 Mir George Wallace of Dawson who was at one time connected with the Canadian Bank of Commerce In Skag- way came out on Wednesdays train and will leave for Victoria on the Princess May. Mir. Wallace is Q Pull len house guest.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. p. Benn, old time residents of Skagway but now Of Fair banks came out on Thursdays train and will leave for the south on the City of Seattle. Mir. and Mrs. Benn will visit on the west coast going as far south as Los Angeles, and from there to st. Louis and Chicago. Be fore returning in the spring Mir. and Mrs. Benn will tour the east.
 Mrs. Percy Reid and children of Caribou were passengers on the GeOr- gia from Sitka Hot Springs where Mrs. Reid has been for three months taking treatment for rheumatism. Mir Reid joined his family in Skagway and they returned to Caribou on Thursday.
 Mrs. Reid and children were guests of the Pullen house while in town. Mrs. Reid returns from Hot Springs much benefited and is on the road to complete recovery.
 The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter- Ian church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Dan Mckay. The afternooI was devoted to business and sewing,
 The Aid is preparing for Its annual sale of articles so dear to the heart O. the thrifty housewife. There will also be a sale of cooked food which bespeaks a big sale for a worthy cause. The sale will take place Nov. i9, the place to be decided later.
 Mrs. Mckay assisted by Mrs. Pat terson served a most dainty luncheon.
 Duncan Mckay celebrated his first anniversary Wednesday. Nearly a score of mothers with infants were invited by Mrs. Mckay to make the day one of rejoicing. The little peO- pie present were: MOssey and Mat Ida Kerns, John Good, Martin Con way jr., Billie Hawkes., Margaret Mil Ter, Ruth Patterson, Louis Selmer, Ed' ward Mcintyre, Donald Mulvlhill, Lu- cille Hudson, Helen Hillery and Cert rude Mulvihil. The groWn-ups were: Mesdames Moore, Conway, Hawkes., Good, Miller, Patterson, Reed, Sel- mer, Mulyihiu and Hinery. Little Duncan received many pretty gifts from his little friends.
 A dainty Tepast was served.
 The largest party of the season was given last Saturday afternoon by Ms. A. W. Reed at her home on Tenth avenue and Main street. The affair represented Autumn and was admirably carried out in autumn col CTS. The rooms were decorated in yellow with punches of miniature pumpkins and vines over archways, doors and chandeliers. The pretty score cards were hand painted, one set, a pumpkin jack lantern and the other a brownie greedily looking at pumpkin pie. "5OO" was played at nine tables in two large rooms and a guessing contest was carried on in ] a smaller room In the latter games