The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-21

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 The ceremonial gowns which were ordered by the Kegoyakoszga division of the Camp Fire Girls, arrived here from headquarters. A special meeting was held at the home of Mrs. G. A. Harmon. The annual children's day exercises will take place at the Presbyterian Sunday school at the regular class hours next Sunday. The annual picnic for the members of the Sunday school will be given next week if weather permits. The picnickers have been in the habit of motoring to Flemings Spit but in the future they expect to have Hawkins island as their camping place. Children and parents will be cordially welcomed to join in the fes- tivities. Miss Edna Purvis will be the hostess at theatre party given tonight com plimenting Miss Harriet and Miss Madeline Anderson who will leave soon for the States. The invited guests are Miss Madeline Anderson, Miss Harriet Anderson, Miss Thelma Mac Cornell, Miss Evangeline Church and Miss Edna Purvis. ...
 # # # Mrs. Leyes, of Chitina, is in town and will leave on the steamship Ala, meda for visit to the States.
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 MT. and Mrs. Guy Higginson and two children, Ronald and Barry, left on Sunday for Chitina where they expect to spend the summer
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 Mrs. John Lydick and two children, Phillip and Junior, Mrs. Caleb Corser and Jeanette and Katherine Corser were departing passengers on Monday for Sterlna where they will spend a short time as the guests of Mrs. Vincent Dywer.
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 MT. Mark Majack, one of Cordova's first volunteers has been discharged from the service at Camp Lewis. MT. Majack is attending government school for machinists in Seattle.
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 Kennedy Betts was an arrival on the last boat from Seattleto join his father who has resided here for some time. MT. Betts has been attending the Queen Anne high school in Seattle and will leave here the latter part of August to resume his duties.
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 Mrs. D. F. Browne, of Hanscom, visited town during the week.
 Another of the merry weekly ex- cursions were given on Sunday after noon. MT Campbell's launch the "Artarus" motored the picknickers to their destination which was Deep Bay" A good time was enjoyed by those who attended who were Mrs. Harry G. Robinson, Mrs. Florence Woodward and son, Dr. Won Zesch' Mrs. J. c. Funk, Mrs. Ed. Tuerch, Miss Genevieve Rosswog, Miss Doris Adams, Miss Marie Rosswog, MT. Harry c. Kavanaugh, MT. William Campbell, MT. James Sheridan, MT. Ivan Suphellan, MT. H. c. Nye and MT. R. Smith.
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 MT. and Mrs. Parke Stump and son Wilfred are in town from Pinnacle Rock.
 Mrs. c. M. F. Cole, prominent business woman of Mccarthy, Is a Cordova visitor.
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 Miss Sophia Sjoberg is visiting with her mother in Grand Marais. Mime sota, until the reopening of the public school the first part of September.
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 Miss Margaret Kolbenson has left Skagway and is now on her way to Bellingham, Wash, to enjoy the sum mer months visiting her relatives.
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 Private w. Thurston visited Cordova on Monday from Fort Liscum while the Donaldson was here.
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 A good floor, excellent music and large crowd were features of the dance given for the Saturn on Friday night by MT. and Mrs. R. E. Hegg al the Hegg hall.
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 Mrs. c. M. F. Cole of Mccarthy was