Douglas Island news., 1911-07-19
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At the Catholic church yesterday morning, Miss Mary Moloney, of Grand Rapids, Mich, was united in marriage to MT. Henry Carroll, Rev. Father Bruckert officiating. Miss Ella Carroll was bridesmaid and Mir. James Droste best man. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and a few intimate friends. An elaborate wedding breakfast was served at the home of the groom.
 ". II. McBlaine, the popular janitor of the Club, left Sunday to spend a we'll earned months vacation at Warm Springs bay.
 The show given at the Clubon Satur- day night was attended by one of the largest crowds in the history oi the Club. There were three reels of nov ing pictures, and the illustrated song was we'll rendered by Mr. Pitzmad, who will be rememb bered as one of the fam ous Lydia Pinkham Quartet" with the l6th Infantry last 8; ring. The farce kept the audience couvulsed with laughter; and the part of Hezika Barn aby, played by Harry McIvor was very we'll sustained and went to show that he is no novice at the business. The parts taken by Mrs. McIvor and MT. Church were also we'll taken care of, and the impersonation of "Pete" by Frank Pettygrove showed that he miss ed bis calling by not following the stage, where he would soon make a name for himself. It is to be hoped that the new amusement director will keep up the good work he has started and give us many more such good en- tertainments in the near future.
 Eddie Mackie, of "Nob Hill" is laid up with blood poisoning in his hand, but soon hopes 10 be able to resume his duties at the Douglas Laundry.
 Miss Swihart, who has been visiting her brother, Charles Swihart, left for the Sound on the City of Seattle,
 Mrs. R. A. Kinzie returned from a short visit to Prince Rupert on the City of Seattle
 There is reward 10 be offered soon to the person who will show Alex Graham and Charlie Hayes how to run their gas boat.
 Sam Stone, the young man who was hit on the head with a piece of flying steel, is again at work.
 Abner Murray, of Douglas, gave the foundry boys an outing to Limestone last Sunday on his launch, the "Gent." The following comprised the party: Messrs. Smith, Johnson, Hedstrom, Blaiu, Osterborg, Cornwell, Spence, Kelly and Judson. They captured 100 crabs and about 50 trout and had Q splendid days outing, arriving home about 9 p. m.
 Charles Rigling and family and A.. Lagergren and family went to Hilda creek on the launch "AIsace" on Sun- day and returned with baskets filled with fish.
 Arrangements are being made where by the band will give two open air con- certs a month on Mayhower island for the next couple of months. This will indeed fill a long felt want, as the peo- pie of Douglas appreciate good music, and the new band leader is fast round ing the boys into good playing con- dition.
 Joe KiIbuck is working as oiler at the Mexican ore hoist.
 Mrs. Datson, of The Pines, gave a very enjoyable party one day last week which was attended by nearly forty ladies of Douglas Island and Juneau.
 The seventh annual ball of the Tread we'll fire department was given on Mon day night and was attended by the largest crowd that ever assembled in the Club. Invitations were sent to Douglas and Juneau and at least 400 ! people from the two towns responded, There were at least zoo people in the hall and preparations had been made ! to handle the large crowd SO that there