The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-08

Miss Jessie Forshaw expects to leave soon to spend the winter Tn Vancouver
 Miss Ethel Forbes left Wednes- day for Nenana where she will join her father Miss Forbes has been appointed a teacher in the school at Nenana for the coming term.
 Mrs. F. A. Boyle entertained at tea Wednesday for Miss Louise c. Freeburn, a bride of the week. Her guests were Mrs. A. M. Mathews. Mrs. Guy McNaughton, Miss Jane Brenneman, Miss Gertrude Helen thai, Miss Evelyn Sullivan, Miss Grace Freeburn, Miss Louise Free burn, Miss Marie Freeburn and Mrs. Wm. Freeburn
 Mrs Victor Wilhelm entertained at dinner during the week for Miss Ruth Seleen, who has recently ar rived in Juneau
 
 The Shakespeare Club will meet at the home of Mrs. z. R. Cheney Monday afternoon.
 
 MT. Walstein G. Smith returned to Juneau on the Mariposa Thursday, from trip to the interior.
 
 l Mrs. w. L. Martin entertained few of her friends with sewing party at her home Wednesday after noon. Miss Jane Brenneman assist ed in serving delicious refreshments. | The Misses Kron entertained dur ing the week for Mrs. H. T. Tripp, who is leaving shortly for California to spend the winter.
 Mrs. Howard Cleveland entertain ed at her home Thursday. The guests were Mrs. c. E. Cartwright, Miss Lois Triton, Mrs. H. L. Couch enour, Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. w. l.. Mar tin, Miss Crucher, Mrs. P. F. White, Mrs. J. V. Davis, Mrs. Fred King berg, Mrs. Hull and Mrs. A. J. Ficken.
 Mrs H. H. Townsend entertained a few of her friends at tea Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Hugh Gallagher entertained a few of her friends with a sewing party at her home Friday afternoon Miss Helen Smith is expected to arrive from Taku Harbor this even ing, where she has been the guest i of Miss Esther Carlson for about a week.
 In the presence of their families and intimate friends Miss Sedonia Reck and MT. Edward Sparling were married Thursday evening at the home of the bride by Reverend Bruce of the Presbyterian church Miss Vivian Sparling and MT. William Reck attended the couple. Follow ing the ceremony a bridal supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. Sparling will be at home in the Reck Apart ments on Calhoun Avenue.
 
 The marriage of Miss Ida Oren shaw of this city, and Capt. Archie Mckay, which took place in Seattle on the twenty-ninth of August, has recently been announced
  Mrs. Walstein G. Smith will be hostess at a patriotic tea on Septem Der 18th for the purpose of assisting to raise additional funds for the main tenance of the Alaska bed at the American hospital at Nuelly, France It is estimated that the sum of $500 must be raised.
 Friday evening number of the friends of Miss Mary Connor gath cred at the home of Mrs. Alice Laugh lin for farewell party to Miss Con- nor, who will leave about Sept 10th for Seattle. Games and cards were enjoyed until a late hour when re- treatments were served. Those pres f ent were Mesdames Gilbert, Eikland, Peterson, Sigmon, Kirk, Montgomery, Cloudy, Fairly. Webster Radonich, McKinnon. Keller. Connor, Laughlin, and the Misses Dorothy Haley, Myr- tie Jorgensen. Helena Mcdonald, Anne Mclaughlin, Suzanne McLaugh- lin. Hoe Slade, Clare Montgomery, Lucia Laughlin and Garnet Laugh lin Miss Connor, upon her arrival in Seattle, will enter tho Seattle General Hospital to begin a four year course in nursing.
  The Sisters at St. Ann's entertained the Children of Mary with a picnic today at Mendenhall Glacier. Mrs. c. P. Jennc was hostess at a bridge and tea on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Her guests at bridge on Tuesday were Mes danes Davidson, G. c. Winn, Britt, Shorthill, Boyle, J. Hellenthal, King,