The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-19


 time enjoyed last night at the North land Club as they were the hostesses of the evening. MT. Glenn, newcom- CT in Cordova, and Chas. Rogers fur nished music for dancing, which con- Ninued until midnight Then the com pany gathered in the front parlor to enjoy sandwiches, cake and coffee to- gether. The room was beautifully Aecorated with wild flowers. The members and guests present were: MT. and Mrs. J. B. Sapiro, MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Brock, MT. and Mrs. H. I. O'Neill, MT. and Mrs. B. l.. liar wood, MT and Mrs. George Dooley MT. and Mrs Wittig, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Dimond, late of Valdez, MT. and Mrs. E. P. Harwood, MT. and Mrs. R. J. De Leo, MT. and Mrs. W. w. Council, Mr and Mrs. F. B. Tracy, MT. and Mrs w L. Fursman, MT. and Mrs. Thos S. Scott, MT. and Mrs. R. H. L. Noaks, Mesdames Coleman, Horace Leach, and H. l. Lewis; the Misses Evangeline Church and Marie Yeamans: Messrs. Leslie Counts, Ivan Suphellin, E. F. Medley H. E. Nye, w. F. Young, J J. Jones, W. W. Jones, Dick Chapman, J. V. Lydick, Ne1s Hawkinson, G. c. Cedarholm, Chas Rogers and D. c. Fairman.
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 The Eastern Star had an interesting Meeting in the Masonic hall Monday evening, to initiate into the order Mrs. Harry Kerr, of Old Town, and MT and Mrs Virgil Hicks, of the radio station at Mile '. MT. and Mrs. Hicks are going south on the Alameda to Catalina island, California, where MT. Hicks has been transferred for duty. About thirty members were present at the initiation. After the ceremony light refreshments were served. The committee in charge consisted of Mrs. Bartley Howard, Mrs. Thos. Hubert and Ivan Suphellin.
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 E. H. Graham, of the Hayes Graham floating cannery at Pete Dahl slough, brought in a boat load of canned sal mon Friday, and will bring in another today, to be shipped south on the Ala meda.
 Major w. K Jameson was on our streets while the Alameda was in port Monday night. He is inspector-gen- eral of Alaskan military posts, and was en route to Anchorage. Upon his return he will stop over here for a trip up the Copper river. While here he visited the railroad shops and the new road being made around the lake, and expressed himself as much i'm pressed with the commercial possibil- ities of our city.
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 Miss Thelma, who has been attending the Clermont high school for girls at Oakland, Cal, will leave for Cordova on an early boat to spend the rest of the summer here with her father. Miss Thelma has been prominent in ath- Ietics at her school, and will probably enter some of the Fourth of July events here.
 Will Clayson has received word that his sister, Dr. Esther Lovejoy, of Port land, Ore, has an excellent chance of following the trail blazed by the Hon. Jeanette Rankin, of Montana, to a seat in the house of representatives at Washington, D. c. Dr. Lovejoy won out in last months primary by a large majority. She was in Skagway at the time of the meningitis epidemic in 1898, and four years ago returned to Alaska, going in to Fairbanks to bring out the body of her husband, Dr. Pohl. If she is elected, Alaska may claim an interest in her honors, aside from the fact that she is the sister in-law of our prominent fellow-towns man.
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 Work is rapidly being pushed on the unfinished corner of the ground hoo1 of the Lathrop building, which is tc be occupied by the Brehmer Drug Company. MT. Brehmer expects to De ready to open up for business by the first of July.
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 Marcus Meyer, the well known jew elry salesman of Seattle, is spending the day with Paul Bloedhorn while inc Alameda is in port