The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-08
HERE AND THERE IN
 WHIRL OF PLEASURE

I Mrs. Robert Hurley, who is leaving shortly for the south Two tables of bridge were played. The guests were Mrs. w. L. Martin, Mrs. F. A. Boyle, Mrs. H. Il. Christensen, Mrs. Hector Mclean, Mrs. J. w. Leiver, Mrs. Robert Hurley, Mrs. Howard Cleveland and Mrs. John L. Museth. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Boyle and Mrs. Christensen.
 Mrs. Geo. Swarva entertained a few of her friends with a knitting party at her beautiful home in Tread well, Monday evening" The guests from Juneau were Miss Vera Null len, Miss Celia Laughlin, Miss Mur- iel Folsom and Miss May Otteson. Miss Lefty Andedson entertained informally at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Jorgen Nelson, Monday evening. Her guests were Miss Mona Graves, Miss Gladys Tripp Miss Jane McNally, Miss Bess Or. chard, Miss Nellie Orchard, Miss Dorothy Troy, Miss Helen Troy, Miss Blomgren, MT Walter O'Brien, MT Hiram Spear, MT. Malcom Wilson, Mr. Edgar Brumley, MT. John Golf man. MT. Gene Austin, MT. Adolph Mann, MT. Howard Hansen, MT. Hor- ace Adams, MT Nelson, MT. Willis, and MT. Jacobs.
 Owing to the lovely weather the tea that had been planned last Sun day by the Misses Orchard was can celled in order that those invited might be the guests on cruising party aboard the Corsair. The party left Juneau early Sunday morning, spent short time at Taku Glacier and continued to Taku HarbOr, where they were the guests of Miss Esther Carlson and her house guest, Miss Helen Smith. The night was spent at Taku Harbor and the party re- turned to Juneau Monday night. Those who made up the party were the Misses Jane McNally, Mona Graves, Georgia Caro-, Nellie Orchard, Bess Orchard Gladys Tripp, Lettie Anderson, Messrs. Edgar Brumley Howard Hansen, John Coffman, Ja- cobs, Willis, Malcom Wilson, Walter O'Brien, Adolph Mann, Gene Austin, Horace Adams, Hiram Spear and the chaperones, Mrs. J. P. L. Graves and Mrs. Samuel Orchard.
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 Mrs H. I. Lucas entertained Mon- day afternoon for Miss Rosenberg who is the guest of her sister Mrs Alvin Goldstein. The guests were Miss Rosenberg, Miss Bergman, Miss Gertrude Hellenthal, Miss, Vera Mui len, Miss Muriel Folsom, Miss Hell en Troy, Miss Jane Bremen, Miss Margaret Green, Miss Jane McNally, Miss Gladys Tripp, Miss Ytrehoun, and Miss Mona Graves Mrs. Lucas was assisted by Mrs. J. H. King and Mrs. James Whipple.
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 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Pugh and Miss Venentia Pugh returned to Juneau from a trip to the interior Thurs day evening.
 Mr. Adolph Mann will leave to- night on the Prince George for Seat tie, where he will enlist in some branch of the army.
 The Shriner's Patriotic Ball to be given next Friday evening at the A. B. Hall promises to be the big semi-public affair of the coming week. The Shriner's Club of Southeastern Alaska is now noted for it's splendid social functions and leaves nothing undone which would insure per fectly enjoyable time.
 Owing to Red Cross work engag- ing the attention it is quite freely stated that many Juneau ladies will this winter be missing at many of the bridge tables.
 Many private parties were organ. ized during the pleasant days of the past week and journeys made to Mount Juneau Three different par ties made the trip to the summit last Monday, Labor Day.
 Mrs. Barney Rossele entertained at her home with dancing party Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Frances Meisenthal and Miss Jessie Forshaw, who are leaving in the near future for the South. The guests were MT. and Mrs. D. J. Hickey, MT. and Mrs. A. II. Humpher- ies, MT. and Mrs A. E. Maltby. Miss Jessie Forshaw, Miss Frances Meis- enthal, Mrs. B. J. Rosselle, MT. Les ter Gore, MT. Ray Stevens, MT. A. Thompson and MT. Thomas Ban bury.
 Mrs. Robert Semple and Miss Frances Meisenthal will leave on the Spokane for Seattle where they will spend the winter.
 Mrs. P. J. Malone entertained FH- day afternoon for Mrs. J. P. Mooney, recent bride. The guests were