The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-08

were served. Besides the hostesses there were present Mrs. H. Leach, Mrs L. E. Rowley Mrs. Canavan, Mrs. J. V. Lydick, Mrs Whalen, Mrs. Roy DeLeo, Mrs. J. A. Galen, Mrs. Porter and Mrs. H. I. O'Neill.
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 The Red Dragon was the scene of gay time Friday evening. The younger set have formed a club whose very name would drive dull care away for it is known as the Kill Kare Club. The aim of the club was accomplished by means of games, dancing, music and refreshments. The members present were: Miss Margaret Foster, Miss Almira McGowan, Miss Gather inc Boyce, Miss Elizabeth O'Lough- len, Mrs. William O'Loughlen, Fan Smith, Harry Achison, Everett Moore, ,, Frank Angerman and Harry Porter.
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 K. A. Olson, Grant Remington and Ed Sellers left on the Northwestern | for Ketchikan, from which place they | will go to Hyder to do bridge work | for the road commission. The road | when built, will connect Hyder with | Stuart, B. c.
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 The Alpha School of Dancing gave very delightful dance last Wednes- | day evening in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Johnson. About fifteen couples were in attendance and a pleasant | time was had by all. When the dancing ended refreshments were l served.
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 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres | byterian church held business meet | ing at the home of Mrs. J. E. Currier | Wednesday afternoon. At this meet ing Miss Miller was enrolled as new member The Aid wishes to remind | the public that it's cooking sale will be held on the 18th of this month in Hubbert's tailor shop, in the Nickel son & Currier building This is a chance for the housewife to get a rest from cooking and for the bachelor to get taste of real honest, homemade pastries and other good things. Along with the cooking, the Aid will have many pretty pieces of fancy work for sale. The members present at this meeting were Mrs. Link Waln Mrs. H. l. Call. Mrs. A. G. Shriver, Mrs Beach, Mrs. E. Schultz, Mrs. J. J. Goodreau, Mrs. J. J. Fraisure, Mrs Chester Mellison, Mrs. Walter Down ing, Miss Miller and Mrs. J. E. Cur rier.
 On Wednesday last the Woman's Guild met at the rectory. The after noon was spent in completing the de- tails of the forthcoming bazaar. The bazaar will be held on Friday evening, December 5, at Eagle hall The president. of the guild, Mrs. Smith, appointed the following committees to take charge of the following booths:
 Fancy Work-Mrs. Harmon, chair man, assisted by Mrs. Tibbs and Mrs. Long,
 Candy-Miss Pauline Errussard, chairman, assisted by Mrs. K. C.. Rob- inson and Miss Frances Errussard.
 Punch-Mrs. Fursman, chairman, as sisted by Mrs. Anderson.
 Fish Pond-Mrs. Caswell, chairman, assisted by Miss Evangeline Church.
 Carnival Caps-Miss Ellen Fraisure, assisted by several young ladies.
 Reception-Mrs. Lou Smith and Mrs. Ziegler.
 The guild members have spent many weeks sewing to prepare for this oc- casion, and this will be your oppor- tunity for purchasing Christmas gifts. There will be dainty things Gall made by hand), practical things for the housewife, daintiest knitted caps for baby-in fact, something for everyone.
 In the course of the evening there will be a short program consisting Of fancy dancing, songs, etc. Every thing will be done to make the even- ing one to be remembered, and the general public is invited to attend.
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 MT. and Mrs. M. Beegler were the dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. Shr1- yer at the manse last Saturday even- ing. Mr. Beegler is one of the wealthy operators who located in the Tolo-