The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-10

returned to town after an extended visit to the Tenakee baths. Both are much improved in health and spirits | F * #
 The mist and rain of last Sunday afternoon could not dampen the, gay spirits of the party at the home of J. J. Fraisure, at which Miss Frances Fraisure was the delightful hostess. Much of the time was devoted to mu- sic and songs. Besides the hostess there were present Miss Artie Burns, Miss Edna Thawley, Miss Ethel Ora ham, Miss Laura Bacon, Miss Ellen Fraisure, Mr. Elwell Thawley, MT. Lee Dickinson, Mr. Frank Burns, Mir. Ted Watson, MT. Joe Rhyme, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Fraisure.
 A. # # George Barry and James Hyland left for Mccarthy on Wednesdays train. s
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 Mrs. Paul B. Coe Of Anchorage passed through Cordova on the Ala meda and spent couple of hours vis- iting old+time friends. MT. Coe is with the Alaska Steamship Company at Anchorage at present, and expects to remain there until the last boat out next fall.
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 Mrs. Katherine Spangler and daugh- ter of Chitina arrived in Cordova on Wednesdays train. Mrs. Spangler is interested in one of the leading ho- tels in Chitina.
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 Mrs. Reid of Los Angeles passed through on the Alaska and visited with friends here while the boat was in port
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 Mrs. J. w. Ward and daughter Dor ,othy are leaving on the Alameda for California, where they expect to re- main until fall. MT and Mrs. William Hesse will move into the apartments formerly occupied by MT. and Mrs Ward, in the Adams building.
 # # # t'i Mrs. John Gillis arrived on the Ala meda, and with her husband immedi- ately left for their home at Alganik
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 & Mrs. Spiegel and son of Oakland, Cal, will visit Cordova this summer Mrs. Spiegel is sister of Mrs. Guy Higginson, and daughter of MT. Barry of Chitina.
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 The dental offices formerly occu- pied by the late Dr.s c. L. Hale are being renovated, and Dr. von Zesch expects to be ready for business Mon day morning.
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 MT. J. J. Hill, well-known mining man of Mccarthy for the past eight or ten years, is now in New York city. MT. Miller is connected with the commissary, and in a recent letter to friends in Cordova he states that he will soon be on his way to vladi- vostok by way of Tokio.
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 MT and Mrs. Sam Hedges are at present residing in Seattle. The soci- ety columns of a Seattle paper men ton them as being among the guests at dinner-dance given by the Coun- try Club of that city.
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 A number of prominent Fairbanks people passed through Cordova last week on their way to the Interior city, Just beyond Chitina delay in their journey occurred when breakdown necessitated their return to Chitina.
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 The mothers of the members of the Sunshine class of the Presbyterian Sunday school were the guests of honor at Mothers Day party held Friday evening at the Presbyterian church. Dainty invitations, decorated with red carnations, which represent ed the handiwork of the giEls them selves, were sent to the mothers. A program was rendered by the class, after which refreshments were served. The invited guests were: Mrs. J. c. Smith, Mrs. H. I. Call. Mrs. J. K. Hoover, Mrs. A. B. Graham, Mrs. J. E. Nelson, Mrs. w. E Downing, Mrs, R. B. Dysons Mrs. K. c. Robinson, Mrs. Nels Hawkinson, Mrs. J. A. Cohrs, Mrs. A. J. shriver, Mrs. E. Schultz land Mrs. J. J. Fraisure
 f E F sMr !. l.. Fozard, superintendent of the Latouche mines, passed through here on the steamship Alameda a few days ago.
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 Mtss Shaw, popular stenographer al Latouche, expects very shortly to take her vacation. which will be spent in Seattle.
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