The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-09

FTl0ay afternoon, rendered to num- Der of the church members who are to leave in the near future for the states. Sewing and conversation were the diversions of the afternoon, and later a buffet luncheon was serve. Besides the honorary guests, Mrs. Tom N Hubbert, Mrs. Frank McConaghy, Mrs. Ralph Whittig, Mrs. Brehmer, Mrs. Nels Hawkinson, and Mrs. V. c. Vance, the afternoons guests were:
 Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mrs. A. G. Shriver, Mrs. Beach, Mrs W. R. Hil- lery, Mrs. Andrew Cohrs, Mrs. Shultz, Mrs. Young, Mrs. H. I. Call, Mrs. Charles Cochoran, Mrs. J. E Currier, Mrs Reidell, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Will Smith, Mrs Richard Koch, Mrs. Ray Dyson, Mrs. Edward O'Brien, Mrs. Link Waln, Mrs. Dave Czwerenka, Mrs. Bert O. Graham, Mrs. James J. Fraisure, Mrs Chester MellisOn, and Mrs. Roy Walker.
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 A number of young folks are plan ming on taking advantage of the an- nuaI excursion tomorrow morning to the glacier-that is, if weather per mits.
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 Mrs. Caleb Corser and two daught- CTS, Jeanette and Katherine, arrived on Tuesdays train from a visit to lower Tonsina.
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 Miss Kate Elliff and Mrs. George Harmon returned on the Alemada from Port Wells and Valdez, after spending a short time there.
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 William Fursman will be an out going passenger on the Northwestern and will spend his vacation in Cali fornia.
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 Mrs. c. H. Wilcox of Valdez is the guest of Mrs. William Caswell, having arrived here on the Alameda.
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 MT. and Mrs. l.. Purcell of LatOuche greeted their Cordova friends while the Alameda was in port, while on their way to Seattle.
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 Mrs. J. B. Carlyle was among those who booked passage on the Alameda for the states.
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 Alvar Eames returned on Monday from an official trip of inspection to the westward
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 J. Basberry was a tourist on board the Alameda.
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 Mrs. Oscar Larsen and daughter, Annette, and Miss Juliet Steinmetz returned on the local Tuesday after
  the guests of Mrs. Owen E. Jones.
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 Mrs. R l.. Scurry and Miss M. Alex ander were town visitors from Anch- orage while the Alameda was here on her south-bound trip.
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 A trip to the tripod on Monday ev- ening was an enjoyable outing for large party of hikers After arriving at their destination the picnickers partOOk of light supper and re- turned late in the evening. The mixers included Mrs Charles M. Ross wog, Mrs. George Purvis, Mrs. Mills, Miss Edna Purvis, Miss Marie Ross wog, Miss Edna Thawley, Miss Thel- ma MacCOnnelI, Miss Geneveive Ross wog, Miss Margaret Foster, Miss Bell, Lee Dickenson, Kennedy Betts, John Rosswog, Tommy Donahoe, Roger Johnson and Dewey Metzdorf
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 Mrs. Herb. B. Bebee and son Bur- gon visited town for short time dur ing the week and returned to Mile 67 on Monday morning.
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 Bill Anderson is here from La touche, having arrived on the Ala meda on Tuesday.
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 Mrs. Edward Harwood and small daughter, Joyce, will be among the passengers returning on the Alaska. Mrs. Harwood has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Killam of Portland, for a few months.
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 Mrs. Hanley and two children left on the Alameda for an extended visit t0 inc States They arrived from