The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-24

EDITED BY HILDA JoHNst strenuous winter in Southern Cali fornia.
 Miss Matte Joslin, member of the Cordova teaching staff is at present visiting her cousing, Falcon Joslin, at Katalla. Miss Joslin expects to re- turn to Cordova in time to take the Alameda south on its next trip.
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 | A corker-A person who bottles up a little sunshine for a rainy day.
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 Gayety was the keynote of the party given at the home of Miss Laura Bacon last Thursday evening. Singing, dancing and card-playing were in- dulged in until late hour when a delicious repast was served. Besides the charming hostess, Miss Laura Bacon, there were present, Miss Mil dred Graham, Miss Ethel Graham, Miss Ellen Fraisure, Miss Lavina Dall- man, Miss Beulah Bacon, Miss Char lotte Bacon, MT. Sanford Finkelstein, MT. Henry Skog, MT. Edgar Kathwell, MT. Dewey Metzdorf, MT. Grant Bull lock and MT. Carl Lotsfelt 1 # # 4.
 If this bright weather keps up the fish in Eyak lake had better watch out. Last Sunday there were several parties out on the lake, well equipped to catch fish. Among them were Miss Genevive Rosswog, Miss Marie Ross wog, MT. William Cavanaugh, and MT. Harry Achison. As far as can be dis covered, however, all the fish that were in the lake are still there.
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 Boating on the Sound is pastime that is quickly coming into fashion Among those who have tried the Sound waters during the past week were Dr. w.. w. Council, MT. R. Hegg, MT. Charles Scheffler and MT. Dave Phillips. MT. .Scheffler and MT Phil : lips are rumored to have made the biggest halibut catch of the season. ! # # #
 Social activities in Kennecott for the past week have been confined to afternoon teas given respectively by Mrs. Edward Sweeney, Mrs. James Dennis, Mrs Morris Knapp, and Mrs. James Groff
 E E E s-. Miss Elsie Ware, whose school term in Kennecott finished on May l6, gave a Mothers Day" affair, ably assisted by her pupils. A pleasing program was rendered, striking feature of which was the singing of the Mar seillaise in French, by the school children. A dainty lunch was served in the school room which was decorat- ed for the occasion, and all bade a reluctant farewell to Miss Ware, who will be greatly missed by her many friends in Kennecott.
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 The genial face Of MT William Thomas is again seen on the streets of Kennecott after few months ab- sence in Cordova.
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 Mrs. Curtiss Walker and children, of Kennecott, will be outgoing pas. sengers on the next boat Mrs. Walker will spend some time visiting rela- tives and frineds in Portland, Oregon.
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 Last Saturday evening, Mrs. Roy Refior was the guest of honor at a dance given in the A. B. hall at Nc Carthy. Mrs. Redor, who has been the popular schoolmistress at Me Carthy during the past year, sailed on the steamer Alaska for Seattle where she will spend, her vacation.
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 The Hard Time social promised by the Aurora Borealis class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will be held next Tuesday evening in the rooms formerly occupied by the Northland club. All the young people in Cordova are urged to attend for even when we are having hard luck, the more in the same boat with us the merrier things will be- Go in strong for the old clothes idea, however 1 s s. #
 Poverty-The soap that guards us against the ills of filthy lucre. :F * * A very enjoyable outing was had last Wednesday when party of Cor dovans paid visit to the Pinnacle Rock cannery. Those making up the marty woro Misc Morrarot Ko1honcnu