The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-22

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 That Will Give Concert Tonight at Hall.
 Wednesday was bowling day at the Elks club and in spite of the severe weather goodly number of both sex es were present. The ladies served a fine luncheon at eleven o'clock.
 The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met Thursday at the parson- age where the afternoon was spent in sewing. The hostess, Mrs. Geo. Good served refreshmnets. On account of the storm the ladies postponed the an nual installation dinner till a more favorable day
 
 The Ladies Guild of s. Saviour's church will give sock sociar on Thursday evening, the 27th. This unique affair will take place in the parlor of the Golden North hotel It is not made public yet whether the socks will be knit, sold or repaired; but you can find out by going.
 The chief social event of the week was the domino MasQue ball given by the ley Breeze club on Monday night. None but maskers were allow ed on the floor and the hall presented very festal appearance. Dominoes of all colors were in evidence from somber black to brilliant red and the merry folk enjoyed themselves till late hour. The affair took place in ] A. B. hall and the music was furn- ished by Reeds orchestra.
 
 Fred Young entertained a number of friends at a birthday party last Sa urday evening. The evening passed quickly with games and gayety. Late . in the evening refreshments were 1 served. Those present were: Willie . Flynn, Willie Bledsoe. Arthur Me Ray. Hagen Mckay, George Rappuzd, Stanley Dillon, George Dillon. Roy MuIvihin, Harold Mulwhin, Edward Liddicoat. Lester Mover, Emerson Rogers, Edwin Friedenthal, Britton Weste. Robert Shelley, Charles Park CT, Laurence Estrada and Fred Young
 Mrs E. l.. Miller writes that she and Margaret reached Tacoma in due time and they are now at University Place visiting with Mrs. Miner's mother, Mrs. Howard Ashley. Mrs. ! M. c. Schoyille of Texas, mother of Mrs. Ashley. grandmother of Mrs. Mil Ter and great grandmother of Margare is also visiting at University Place. Mrs. Ashley is very much improved in health and expects to return to Skagway in the spring. University l Place is at Lemon Beach and is gain ing a reputation as an "Open air" health resort
 
 Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wurzbacher were hosts of a bridge party given last night at their handsome residenc on Seventh avenue. Three tables were played and some very interest. ling games resulted. Late in the ev, cning a delicious supper was served.
 Those present were: Mir and Mrs. Wm. Britt, Mir. and Mrs. George Blanchard. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Liz, gett. and Messrs: w. B. King, G. W, Cable, E. L. Miller, Howard Ashley H. c. Chiene and Mr. and Mrs Wurz, bacher All present had a delightful time.
 F. T. Keelar, the Money King" ot Alaska, writes to friends in town that he and Mrs. Keelar are at Ocean Park. Calf. Mir. Keelar has purchas. ed a half block of land on a bluff overlooking the ocean and will build on the recently acquired property a fine residence where he and Mrs Keelar will make their home. Our genial friend is as full of delicious sarcasm as of old and writes many pointed jokes about his old time friends.
 Mir and Mrs. Keelar are both in good health.
 
 Fresh Nuts of all kinds just receiy cd at TONY DORTEROS.