The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-13


 gathering on Friday evening. Dane ing, music and games proved to be excellent diversion for the evening. A buffet supper was served at late hour. The guests included: MT. and Mrs. Aiken. MT. and Mrs. Bill Smith, MT. and Mrs. Walter Smith, MT. and Mrs. Tad Watson, Miss Laura Bacon, Miss Florence Fraisure, Miss Erma Neff. Miss Katherine Boyce, Miss Eeulah Bacon, Miss Ethel Graham, Miss Ellen Fraisure, Grant Bruce, Bill Keiffer, Frank Burns, Dick Ker~ wood, Walter Doolittle, Clarence Jo- hanson and Walter Bullard ,s # * #
 MT. and Mrs. Martin V. Fry and two children, Martin, Jr., and Laura Mae. have returned to Cordova after an extensive visit to the States.
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 The Alpha school of dancing gave an opening recital on Wednesday evening for the pupils and friends ot the dancing class. most dellghttul time was had by the guests in danc- ing Later in the evening dainty supper was served. The Alpha class will continue these weekly recltals' Those enoying this party were: Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. H. Harvey, Mrs. c. Robinson of Fairbanks, Mrs. Charles Rodseth, Mrs. V. Irwin, Mrs R. Saterlee. Miss E. Williams of La touche, Mrs. James Dineen, Miss Edith Smith, Corporal Whippel, Charles Quintan, Joe Cannon, Steve Arus, Mike Maloy, Albert Wilson and w. Smith.
 # # # pr. Louise Von Zesch will leave on a three-weeks' business trip to the States on the steamship Alaska, sail ing from here on the 18th of the month.
 Mrs. Nat Nathan arrived on the
  from her home in Katalla. Mrs. Ma than will be an outgoing passenger on the Alameda for Seattle.
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 Complimenting MT. and Mrs. Mar tin V. Fry and family, Mrs. Richard Koch entertained at a dinner on Fri day evening at her home. Places were set for: MT. and Mrs. Martin Fry. Martin, IT,, and Laura Mae Fry, Miss Leona Churchill, Miss Elizabeth OLoughlen and MT. and Mrs. Richard Koch.
 Miss Juliet Steinmetz left for Port land, Ore, on the steamship Alaska. She will enjoy a prolonged visit there.
 At pretty bridge party Mrs. Jack Sapiro and Mrs. Max Finklesteln were the hostesses. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. R. Hillery, Mrs. A. N. Fields and Mrs. E. P. Ziegler. A delicious luncheon was served to the guests
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 Mrs, H. Harvey and daughter Ada Marie, of the radio station, are Vls- itOrs in town.
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 Hawkins island was the picnic grounds for a merry party of our town folks on last Sunday afternoon. Berry picking, grouse hunting and crab netting were among the after noon's amusements. A delectable supper was eaten on the beach. Mrs. Funk had the honor of being the best berry picker of the crowd and George Smith the best hunter Of grouse. Comprising this party were: Mrs, Fred Shaupp, Mrs. J. c. Funk, Mrs K. G. Robinson, Mrs. Link Waln, Mrs. Ed O'Brien, Miss Naomi Rob- inson, Dr. w. D'Arcey Chace, George Smith John Van Iderstine, George Scott and Ed Olsen.
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 As a farewell party for Miss Thei- ma MacConnell who departed for the States on the Alaska, a number or young folks comprised merry party at the dock. The young folks danced in the social hall of the Alaska and Oscar Glasear, who arrived recent 1y from Kennecott, will leave on the Alameda for Seattle to attend the University of Washington.
 # # # then repaired to the dining room, where a delicious supper was par