The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
VERY pleasant indeed was the / picnic given by Mrs. w. R.
 dillery on Wednesday. The
 nerry-makers gathered at the

V nerry-makers gathered at the
 ,ity dock and motored tc Flemings Spit. A large bonfire was built and the ladies gathered around the fire and toasted marshmellows after which a most inviting supper was served. Late in the afternoon MT William Taylor, arrived and the crowd enjoyed cruising around viewing the many picturesque islands. Those who attended were Mrs. Archie Fields, Mrs. Roy De Leo, Mrs. w. L. Fursman, Mrs. w. R. Hillery, Jack Hillery, John De Leo, Marvis Fields, Gretchen De Leo and MT. William Taylor.
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 Mrs. Irene Hart was one of the passengers sailing on the steamship Alameda from Seattle for Cordova. Mrs. Hart is accompanied by her son Forrest, who has been attending the Broadway High School in Seattle. While in Cordova Mrs. Hart and her son will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Lou Smith.
 Reverend A. G. Shriver returned on Tuesday from visiting the missions at Chitina, Mccarthy and Kennecott.
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 MT. Joe Reeves who left for the Out side on one of the recent boats is wis., iting relatives in Rochester, Minne- sota. MT. Reeves will return to Seat tie soon where he expects to spend the remainder of his vacation.
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 MT. and Mrs. Otto Dresser have built beautiful new residence in San Bernardo, California. Mrs. Dresser has reserved a room in their home for their Alaskan frineds and we are all curious to know who is to be the first to occupy the room.
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 Last Saturday evening a number of the younger set gathered at "The Black Cat" and spent few hours de. lightfully in card playing, dancing, and music. Late in the evening a most delectable luncheon was served.
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 Miss Hilda Johnson will be among the departing passengers for the Out. side Miss Johnson will spend a short time in Seattle visiting at the home of her brother, MT. A. Johnson.
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 Mrs. James Bryson arrived from Chitina a short time ago and expects to spend the summer with Mrs. Ed ward Walsh. Another of the weekly Saturday night hikes were enjoyed by a number of the Boy Scouts and Scoutmaster Czerwenka. Trail blazing allowed the boys great deal of sport. After a sleepless night near the falls the party returned early Sunday morning in ac- cordance with the twelfth scout law which is t'to be reverend" Those who comprised the hike were Scoutmaster Czerwenka, Earth O'Loughlen, Garnett Rathwell, Mike Shepard and Frank Angerman.
 Billy Fields entertained number of young folks at his home on Thurs day afternoon in honor of his eleventh birthday A pleasant afternoon was spent by the children in playing games. Appetizing refreshments were served by Mrs. Fields to the thirteen youngsters who were Alice O'Neill, Katherine Corser, Barry Webber, Phil lip Lydick, Harry O'Neill, Ophelia Howard, Matthew O'Loughlen, Jean- cite Corser, Earth O'Loughlen, Junior Lydick, Marvis Fields and Billy Fields.
 MT. Martin Anderson was in town from Canoe Pass on Monday.
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 A dance will be given at Mile IA to- night. The invited guests from Eyak are Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Shrode, Mir. and Mrs. R. King, First Lieutenant and Mrs. Richard Tanning, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Brown, Mir. and Mrs. E. Cornwall, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Link owsky, MT. w. Yeats. Mir. Virgil Hicks and Mr. Earl Griffin. The guests from Hanscom will be MT. and Mrs. Virgil A. Davenport, MT. and Mrs. George Zelk, MT. and Mrs., Arthur c. Eke, < MT. and Mrs. H. Harvey, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. N. Koch, Mir. A. Muellen, MT. taauncey Dyteman, Mir. A. B. Koch, MI Fred Startzel and MT. Thomas Muhgan.
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 Mrs.Virgil Hicks of Eyak who left some tihe ago for the States is visit