The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12

AFTERNOON at WHICH MIS-. G0OTS0 f1dl-
mon was the hostess. Mrs. John B.
Sellen was the "cut" prize winner
and Mrs. w. r. Hillery won the first
prize At the conclusion of the play
a luncheon was served by the hostess.
The guests were: Mrs. w. Hillery,
Mrs Alvah Eames, Mrs Archie Field,
Mrs. R. J. DeLeo, Miss Bessie DeLeo,
Mrs. James Galen, Mrs. Lou Smith,
Mrs. Irene Hart, Mrs. John Ostrander
Mrs. Thomas Donahoe, Mrs. E. P.
Ziegler, Mrs John H. Sellen, Miss
Kate Ellif and Mrs. George Harmon.
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breakfast party which was an
event of Sunday was given by Mrs.
John V. Lydick at her home in honor
of Carl Rosswog, Patricia Scheff1er,
Junior Lydick and Philip ONeill, who
received their first holy communion
at st. Joseph's Catholic church. Be
sides the honorary guests, the first
communicates, covers were laid for
Ruth Donohoe, Dorothy Dooley, Mar
garet Porter, Leora Holden, Alice
O'Neill, Beverly McKenna, Barth
OLoughlen, Harry O'Neill, Jr., George
DOOley, Jr., Philip Lydick, Matthew
O'Loughlen and William O'Neill. Other
places were set for Father Mcmillan,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Jones, Mrs John
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Miss Marie RossWog.
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Another of the family picnics from
which so much pleasure was derived
was given on Sunday by a number of
tOwnspeOple, who spent the afternoon
in the vicinity of the Carlisle reser-
vOir. Enjoying this party were: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Slater, Mr. and Mrs
Chester Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Brady
Howard and Miss Ophelia Howard
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Mrs Harry Halves Of the Orca can
merry was the guest Of Mrs. Durand
Mosser last Saturday.
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Mrs A. J. MacConnell entertained
most delightfully."- at her home on Sun
day evening" number of vocal selec-
tons were rendered by Mrs. Macon
nell and late in the evening a delec-
table supper was served to the guests,
who were: Major and Mrs. Jack Ham
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E. P. Ziegler and Mr.. and Mrs. A J.
MacCOnnell
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Elwell Thawley has accepted po-
sition as relay operator in Chitina.
Elwell reports that the Chitina resi-
dents are experiencing some beauti-
full summer weather.
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Mrs Clifford Phillips, Miss Artie
Burns and Miss Edna Thawley com
posed a party which hiked to the Car
Isle reservoir on Wednesday after
noon. The mixers gathered a variety
of wild flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hazelet and
daughter Claire returned on the steam
ship Alameda from an extended visit
to Omaha and ONeill, Neb, where
Mrs Hazelet has been visiting her
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazelet also
spent a short time in Portland, Ore
visiting Mrs. Edward P. Harwood
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Mrs. John V. Lydick and two sons,
Philip and Junior, and jeanette and
Katherine Corser were passengers for
Strelna on the special train Wednes-
day morning.
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Miss Dolly Smith and Miss Jose
phine Brown were excursionists from
the States on the Alameda, and spent
short time here viewing the beau
tiful Cordova scenery.
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Corporal Irwin Pullack of Fort Lis
cum left recently for Fort Lawton to
be released from the service.
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1t will be of interest to the many
friends of w. H. Newlin to know that
his health is greatly improved. Mr..
Newlin is in San Francisco.
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Pete Nickaloff left for Mummy
island Sunday morning.
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Harry Achison and John Rawson
enjoyed a fishing trip on the Eyak
river Sunday afternoon. The fisher
men displayed number of fine trout,
the reward of their afternoons sport.
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Mrs. Barrett is visiting her daugh-