The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-02
EDITED BY ELIZABETH o'LoUGHLEN

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 A miscellaneous shower compliment ing Miss Della Frances Fraisure, who became Mrs. Tad Watson on Wednes- day evening last, was given at the res idence of Mrs. H. I. Call on Monday afternoon. Novel entertainment was | provided for by the untangling of strings, at the end of which was a basket for the bride-to-be and candy for the other guests. At the conclu- sion of the afternoon a buffet lunch con was served by the hostess to the guests, who were: Miss Della Fran ces Fraisure, Mrs. James Jackson, Mrs. James Fraisure, Mrs. A. G. Shriver, Mrs. Charles Foystan, Mrs. Frank Nc Conaghy, Mrs. Tom Hubbert, Mrs. Roy Walker, Mrs Andrew Cohrs and Mrs. John Day.
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 Theodore Cohen and Alfred B. Putt who arrived short time ago from Fort Liscum, were among the passen- gers leaving on the special train Wednesday morning. They will be stationed with the signal corps at Salcha.
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 Mrs. J. B. Carlyle and Miss Ethel Bunce have returned to the city after enjoying short visit at Mile 67.
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 Deputy Marshal Feaster, who has been in town for a short time receiv- 1 ing medical treatment, returned to his home in Chitina Wednesday morn ing.
 # # # Mrs. Thomas D. Boyce and daughter, Miss Catherine, recent arrivals from Los Angeles, left on the launch Swan for Katalla to join MT. Boyce, who is the superintendent of the Chilkat Oil Company. They will return in short time to make their home here pe1- manently.
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 John " Lydick left on Wednesday morning for Strelna to join his fam fly, who are visiting there as the guests of Mrs. Vincent G. Dwyer.
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 Thomas T. Garrison was among the arrivals on the Alameda from the, States, coming from Los Angeles. He will be the guest of his sister, Mrs. Crooker
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 Mrs Grace Rockwell, who left a short time ago for the States, has been the guest of Mrs. w. w. Council at her home in Seattle.
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 Perhaps the prettiest party ever given in Cordoya was the bridge lunch con given by Mrs. Horace Leach and Mrs. Roy DeLeo, complimenting Miss awarded to Mrs. Bartley Howard, the cut prize to Mrs. Fred Glassbrenner, and the guest prize to Miss Bessie DeLeo Alaska vio1ets and purple iris were artistically arranged around the rooms and at each bridge table a vase of violets was placed. Violet sprays graced the individual dishes. Miss Mildred Graham assisted the hostesses in the serving of dainty re- treatments The invited guests of the afternoon were: Miss Bessie DeLeo, Mrs. Willard Hillery, Mrs. James Ga len, Mrs. J. c. Currier, Mrs. Howard F. Ballard, Mrs. Alvah Flames, Mrs. Henry Slater, Mrs. Bartley Howard Mrs. William Casweu Mrs. Thomas Donohoe, Mrs. w. H. Gould, Mrs John Y. Ostrander, Mrs. Calvin Hazelet, Mrs. Archie Field, Mrs. John Sellen, Mrs. John V. Lydick, Mrs. Fred B.. Tracey, Mrs. Bert O. Graham, Mrs. Helen Bell, Mrs. Chester Davis, Mrs. Oscar l.. Larson, Mrs. George Dooley, Mrs. Sophia Scott, Mrs. Eustace P. Ziegler Mrs. Irene Hart, Mrs. Caleb Corser, Mrs Fred Glassbrenner, Mrs. Max Finkelstein and Mrs. Lou Smith. The out-of-town guests were: Mrs. M. G. Shrode, Mrs. King and Mrs. Brown of the Eyak radio station.
 T # # Rev. John l.. Hughes and wife of , Newport News, Va, spent snort time here while the Alameda was in port, as the guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Shriver. Rev. MT. Hughes will be the pastor of the. Anchorage Pres , byterian church.
 # # * A gay party motored to Pinnacle Rock on Sunday afternoon, where a delightful afternoon was spent. A | Al.