The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-10


 Tribune we learn of the marriage of Miss Harriet Anderson, we'll known in Cordova as a popular member of the younger set, to Lieutenant Floyd L. Hammerstrom The Tribune reads as follows: Miss Harriet Anderson, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Anderson of Cordova, formerly of Snohomish, and Lieutenant Floyd l.. Hammerstrom of Astoria, Ore, were quietly married in Everett, after which they will go to Berkeley, Cal, where they will make their home"
 membered by Cordovans as one of the officers on the U. s. S. Saturn while stationed at Cordova.
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 At meeting of the Ladies' Aid So- ciety held at the home of Mrs. J. F.. Currier last Wednesday, Mrs. J. J. Fraisure was elected president for the coming term and Mrs. J. B. Cur rier was retained as vice president. Mrs. Murphy will be the new secre- tary. and Mrs. " G. Vance treasurer. The following members attended the meeting. Mrs. A. G. Shriver, Mrs. H. T. Call. Mrs. J. c. Smith, Mrs. B. 0. Graham. Mrs. Chester Mellison, Mrs. Will Smith. Mrs. Downing, Mrs. Link Waln, Mrs. J. J. Fraisure, Mrs Mur- phy and Mrs. J. E. Currier
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 Mrs. E. Gilmour and daughter, MISS Mae K. Gilmour, of Seward, visited with Mrs William Smith while the Northwestern was in port. Mrs. Gil mour who is employed by the Alaskan engineering commission at Seward, vhas a two months leave of absence which she will spend on the Outside Miss Gilmour, who is a talented mu- sician, will be married in Seattle to T. w. Heyer of Wallace, Idaho, for. merly on the U S. S. Saturn.
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 Mrs. H. I. Call entertained with bridge party at her home on Monday evening. Those playing were MT. and Mrs. Roy Walker, MT. and Mrs. Ches- ter Mellison, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cur rier, MT. and Mrs. Lester koch' MT. and Mrs. Charles Foyston and MT. and Mrs. H. l. Call. Prizes were won by Mrs. Roy Walker and Charles Foyston. A dainty luncheon was served at the close of \ the evening.
 It was decided by those present 10 turn these affairs into a permanent bridge club, which is to meet twice a honth. Mrs. J. E. Currier is president of the new club and Mrs. Charles Foy- ston is secretary. New members of the club are MT. and Mrs. Murphy and MT. and Mrs. John Day, which com pletes the four tables originally planned on.
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 Ne'er do today what can be done Meath tomorrow's sky and sun; Many things both great and small May never need be done at all.-Ex # # * Thursday afternoon Mrs. Horace Aiken entertained number of friends including Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. VII Smith Mrs. Ted Watson and Mrs. L. Smith. all members of the We-Ara ,Glub. After a pleasant afternoon IAcheon was served.
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 E. w. Griffin and wife and Jack Baird of the Alaska Sea Food Prod ucts Company will be passengers on the next trip of the Watson from Hal ibut Cove.
 The years output from Halibut Cove will be a little under 10000 barrels oi salt herring.
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 The Watson had on board this trip 500 tons of copper ore from Fidalgo Bay. 5000 barrels of salt herring from Halibut Cove, 200 boxes of frozen hah but from the San Juan Packing Com pany and seventeen passengers.
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 Every once in while it IS brought home to us that Alaska, after al' IS a pretty good old place to live in. Al least we are not bothered with the ffb1d-ups that are on the increase Ill the Coast cities Recently heaVy fog descended on Seattle, under cover of which pickpockets and thugs seemed to swarm up from every"Aele