The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-24

Commerce and is travelling for plea sure and recreation. Mir. Ireland and his family are well pleased with the far North.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Fisher of Cinema Miss Julia Reinwand of Seattle and Mrs. L. s. Keller will be dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Mckenzie this evening.
 Mrs. E. McC. West, her mother, Mrs. Jacobs, Miss Ethel West and Britain West are occupying the Guthrie cot tage on the corner of Seventh and Main streets.
 Mrs. William Hume of Berkeley, Cal. was a passenger on the Spokane. Thursday. Mrs. Hume states that her husband was the pioneer of the Columbia river salmon packers and put up the first can of salmon in that country.
 Last Monday evening MT. and Mrs. G. Hermann Miller entertained at "50O" in honor of their guest Miss M. Woolsey of Kamloops, B. c.
 The guests were; Dr. and Mrs Gable, Misses Whalen, Genevieve Whalen, Nellie Mills and Vandewall: Messrs. Walsh, Drapes, Berriman, Gard and FarT. The hostess served a dainty luncheon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Fisher, form CT pioneer residents of Skagway, cam from Seattle on the Humboldt and ar on their way to Cinema where Mir Fisher has extensive mining interests. Mir. and Mrs. Fisher have been travel ling in the east, sight seeing and wis iting friends and relatives. Miss Julia Reinwand of Seattle accompan- fed MT. and Mrs. Fisher to Skagway and will return on the Dolphin. Mir and Mrs. Fisher are the guests of the Pullen house.
 Miss Carpenter, supervisor of music in the public schools of San Francisco, was a passenger on the Spokane. Miss Carpenter led the band in an open air concert when the U. s. fleet was in San Francisco in May of 1908. Ten thousand children took part in the exercises and sang twenty-one pat rlotic songs of the sea. Miss Carpen- ter is very pleasant, bright but unassuming little lady and is much pleased with the northern trip which she is making for a we'll earned rest and vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Hopper were registered at the Pullen house the early part of the week on their way to the Porcupine, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. Hopper will be remembered in Skagway as Miss Marion Morris of Kansas City, Mo- who visited here year ago. MT. and Mrs. Hopper were recently married In Seattle. The bride accompanied by her parents met the groom in Se- attle where quiet wedding took place.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hopper have the best wishes Gf their hosts of Skagway friends.
 Among the many passengers of the Princess May were several eminent women engaged in public work well worthy of mention: Mrs. Maude Muff, District Councillor. Bexely, London, Eng, Pres. of the Physical Education League, Pres. of British Woman's Temperance Association In Bradford, Yorkshire and affiliated with the w. c. T. U.
 Miss H. M. Hill is of the Interna- tional Council of Women which con- veped in Toronto in June where del egates representing ten million women were present. Miss Hill is. also First Vice-Pres. of the Local Council of Wo men of Toronto, President of the Tor onto Travel club and life member of the National Local Council of Toron- to, and affiliated with the w. c. T. U.
 Miss Williams of London, Eng, Pre- sident for many years of G. F. s. in St. Asaph diocese, Wales, is sister of the Bishop of Bangor, Wales.
 These ladies gave very interesting heart to heart talks at the ed. The women of the local w. c. T. U. served tea at the close of the meeting and presented the dis tinguished visitors with boquets Of Skagway flowers.