The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-19

away Mir. and Mrs. Irvine left the following day for their future home in the Wheaton country, followed by the best wishes of their hosts of friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Howard gave a combination chess and "5OO" party last Saturday night at their home. The men spent the evening in play ing chess and the women played "5OO." Mir. Miller carried off the hor- ors at chess and Mrs. Lggett had the high score at'5OO" At a late hour the hostess served a delicious supper Those present were: Mir. and Mrs G. IF. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. William Britt, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Liggett and Mir. and Mrs. Howard
 
 The annual Ice Carnival held in Whitehorse Friday called many Skag- wayans across thc line. The bowling teams accompanied by friends left for Nhitchorse Thursday morning and re. turned today. Tho women's team had but four members. Mrs. J. D. Stiuo- bmeh. Mrs. Hugo UngcGrorcn. Mrs. C. .G. Miller and Mrs. A. s. Smith Mrs. Gang and Miss Olive sDringstcd be- ing away for the winter The mem bars Of the mcu's team were W. c. Blanchard Tuck FIahcryC. W. Hook ctt Geo. Blanchard and R. E. Kirmsc. Mrs. Geo. Blanchard. Mrs. N. D. Black Mrs. Fred Fickhart. Miss Ethe Weste. F. W. Kirby p B. Graves, A. p. Drapcs end A. M Wallick ac- compautai tho teams
 
 The skaeway bowlcrs were so royalty entertained by the c0ntesting teams across the line that the sting of defeat experienced by the women was much alaycd. The bowIcrs were met at the train by the committees and conducted to Che White Pass hotel and rrqm the hotel the ladies were ta ken to Jhe North Star Athletic club where after a hard fought game tho skagway team was badly defeated, the . .Nvhitchorsa women winning by sever .aI hundred pins
 The mons team had dinner at the . White Pass hotel and then bowled . the N s. A. C. team. winning by a handsome margin.
 . Dancing. music. bowling and chotc- ] est refreshments an went toward ma .kirr this tha event of the seasons . pleasure. Friday morning the Skag- way guests were driven 70 the mead ows in two handsome stages well pro |vidad with fur coats. robes and foot warmers The Meadows are about six miles from Whitchorse and the drive was one of joy Everything that could be done was done for the com ! fort and pleasure of the Skagway wis itors
 The ladies bowled again Friday af. tcruoon and in the evening the Ice ! Carnival was the attraction. This ! grand bal masQuc closed the tw ] days pleasure and the teams returne home today
 The tournament will close next week when the Whitehorso teams wis ] 1t Skagway.
 The annual masquerade ball given by the ". p. A. Club at their hall ] Monday evening was a very success. |ful affair The floor was thronged with merry dancers in costumes rep. |rosauung many nations and the bal couy was filled with lockers on. For 1 ho most original lady masker, Mrs .'F. A. CaIlarman was awarded a prize as Lady of the Harem:" most orig Iina gentleman. Mir. A. E. Kindell as ] Shamrock from Irelmd;" the prize flor best sustained character for ladie was awarded to Mrs. F. II. Reynolds .' as "Negress;" best sustained char actcr for gentlemen, Mir. John McCav Hey as "Siwash;" best dressed lady Mrs. Willard Hillery as Spanish Dar cer" tool, the prize. while Mr. F. F Putnam took the prize as best dressed gentlemen. He represented a Viking
 Calwm0u's orchestra was at iu best and furnished a fine program fo zg nz-g E-E7 g E-T EEgEEgEgE