The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-24

ious points of interest in the North Hand arrived in Skagway Monday and went south orl the Princess Sophia. Mir. and Mrs Blethen were registered at the Gclden North. '
 Mir. and Mrs. J. q. Meussdorffer ef San Francisco are visiting with Mir. and Mrs. F. 0. BJlrckhardt of the chilcoot cannery. Mrs. Meussdorffer is a sister Of Mir. Burckhardt and the two families celebrated Mrs. Burckhard's birthday in Skagws Friday.
 Monday afternoon Mrs. F. F. w. l.owie gave an informal tea for her sister, Mrs. Robert H. Addison, of victoria, The rooms were profusely adorned with sweet peas and the din' ing table. over which Mrs. G. H. Miller and Mrs. Lowle presided. was centered by large bowl of these fragrant blooms.
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 Mrs. O. l.. Dickeson entertained at dinner on Sunday for Mrs, A. N. c. Treadgold of London, England, Mrs. Wilbur Greenough, Miss Mil- dred Greenough, Franklin Green ough and Louise Greenough of spo- kane, Washington. The rooms and dining table were tastefully decked with beautiful flowers.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. !. C. Meussdorffer, of San Francisco and Mir. andM rs. IF. O. Burckhardt of Chilcoot can nery celebrated Mrs. Burckhardts 8 birthday at the Pack Train restau- rant. The affair was most jolly and feast was spread that did jus tice to this famous restaurant.
 Mrs. Wilbur Greenough and chil- dren. Mildred, Franklin and Louise who spent several weeks at the Pueblo mines at McCrea, came to skagway recently and were guests of the Pullen House until the sail- ing Of the Princess Sophia on Thurs day evening, when they departed for their home in Spokane, Washington.
 
 Miss Mildred Mard returned on Monday from visit with her father at scroggie creek, Yukon, where he ] is engaged in business. Miss Ward also visited in Dawson, stewart and other places and reports most en- joyable time. Her brother William who accompanied her will remain with his father for the winter and may enter into business in the Inter- | for
 On Saturday last NIT. Wilbur D. l Greenough manager of the Pueblo mine gave dinner at the Pack Train restaurant for his family and several friends. The banquet was spread in a private booth'which was handsomely adorned with flowers. | The table which was laid for eight, was decorated with an exquisite centerpIece of pansies. The feast consisted Of all the delicasies of the season.
 
 Tuesday last. Mrs. Wilbur D. Greenough, Of Spokane, entertained at dinner at the Pack Train restau- rant for Mrs. A. N. c. Treadgold. | of London, England. and Mrs. o. l.. Dickeson. Mrs. Greenough's three lovely children also graced the boar with their presence. The dinner va served on a beautifully appointed table: handsome cut glass, shining silver. snowy drapGry and sweet flower decorations added to the en- l ioyment of the feast.
 
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. 0. IL. Dickeson gave a delightful recep- tion complimentary to Mrs. Robert H Addison of Victoria, and Mrs. F. 'F W. Bowle. Mrs. Dickeson was assisted by Mrs. c. H. Miller The beautiful Dickeson home was eX- ouisitly decorated with sweet peas and bachelor buttons. Low dishes of these flowers adorned the dining table where Mrs. G. H. Miller ana the hostess presided. Many hand some gowns were in evidence-some of the Paris and London creations which added much to the elegance and brightness of the occasion. Thursday, Mrs. Harriet s. Psiien entertained at dinner for Mrs. A. N. C. Treadgold of London, England and Mrs. Wilbur Greenough of Spo-
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