The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-26

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 team being a novel feature of the days pleasure, Mrs. Pullen was a luncheon guest on board the Hum boldt.
 Mrs. John F. Maloney and little son Joseph of Juneau visited with Mrs. Maloneys sister Mrs. H. D. Klrmse the early part of the week Mrs Ma loney returned home on the Humboldt where she was joined by Judge Ma loney. From Juneau the family will go south for the winter stopping at Oakland for visit with Miss Mary Maloney who is attending Mills sem mary.
 Thursday the young peoples choir gave an entertainment at the parson- age of the Presbyterian church. Games and music helped to make the evening most enjoyable. Those pres ent were: Misses Veronica Mulyihill, Dahllne. Friedenthal, StInebaugh Gould and Miss Beatrice Walnright of Whltehorse; Messrs, Talbot, Ward, Haslett, Weste and Stinebaugh. The young people were under the parton age of Mesdames Mulvihn, Cooling and Caldwell
 
 The Volunteer Firemens dance on Tuesday evening was the best attend ed social function of the season. Neai- ly everyone in Skagway was present and many others from neighboring towns. A good floor, good music, gen. erous refreshments of the very best, a handsomely decorated hall, beautiful gowns all went toward making this happy event. Everything that could be done was done by the committee to give pleasure to all who attended and the whole affair was a most pro- nounced success socially and finan cially.
 Committees fer Catholic entertain ment Arrangement, Mrs. A. W. Reed Mrs. M. Conway, Mrs. G. H. Miller. Dance. Miss Whalen Mrs H. J. Lynch Mrs. Geo. McNamara. Reception, Mrs. M. Conway, Mrs. J. c. Qumlan, p. J. Flynn. Mrs. G. H. Miller, Mrs. M. A. Mclean, Mrs. E. M. Mcintyre. Refreshments, Mrs. M. A. McLan, Mrs. Hugo Ungefroren, Mrs. c. T. Moore, Mrs. J. Manning, Mrs. P. J.. Flynn, Mrs. Cliff Hayward and Mrs. J. Thomas.
 Other prizes have been donated; Bread mixer by J. A. Kettles. Adver- Using, by The Daily Alaskan. 5-lb. box of candy, Mrs. RapDuzzi.
 Thursday afternoon Marion Wurz- bacher celebrated her ninth birthday by giving a delightful party to some Of her small friends.
 The little hostess whs assisted by her mother, Mrs. Elizabth Blanchard, Miss Mary c Hindshaw, Miss Laura Doerrer and her brother Harry Wurz- bacher in playing gams and serving refreshments. Hunting peanuts and drawing pictures of a pig were some of the amusing features of the after noon. Bessie Blanchard won first hon CTS in the peanut hunt and was given pretty china teapot; Sarah Frieden- thai was the successful one in the drawing contest and took home a box of candy as reward
 The decorations were of pink and green and the table was beautiful in these dainty colors with a delicious birthday cake with its complement of candles as centerpiace. The guests with many good wishs for the hostess blew out the candles. Many beautiful birthday rememberances were brougl to Marion by her friends.
 The invited guests were:
 Bessie Blanchard, Katherine Hahn, Bessie Conway, Lois Mckay, Cert rude Liddicoat, Sarah Fridenthal, Ruth Jenkins. Verne Miller and Mar ion Jenkins.
 Each guest was given a pretty bas- ket of candy and a picture of the .a,gr,+,. 1g4tIr b,etogg ,e eO,,,roDirg