The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24


 dance given by the Northland Cluh Wednesday night in their comfortable rooms on Second Avenue. Mesdames Donohoe, Daggett, and De Leo were the hostesses Dancing began short ly after ten, to music furnished by D. c. Fairman and Chas. Rogers3 Many handsome gowns added brlghts D ness to the scene. About one o'clock. the party gathered in the main room to chat and enjoy sandwiches, cake and coffee. Those present were: Mrs and Mrs A. J Adams, MT. and MI T. J. Donohoe, MT. and Mrs. w J. Crooker, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jones' MT and Mrs. J. V. Lydick, MT. anas Mrs. Caleb Corser, MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam rFursman, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Harwood, MT. and Mrs. Walter Gaff-s hey, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hazelet, Dr. and Mrs. Daggett, Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Robinson, MT. and Mrs. Bartley. Howard, MT. and Mrs E. P. Ziegler, Mrs. E. V. Boyle, Mrs. Helen Bell, Mrs. H, Leach, Miss Bessie M. White, Miss Mary Edelbrock, Miss Mary Baen Wright, Miss Margeret Kolben- son, Miss Marion Daggett, Miss Evan geline Church, Miss Doris Adams, H. G. Steel, Dr. R. F. Schwartz, Geo. c. Hazelet, Brady Howard, c. E. Ro- neer, D. c. Fairman, E. F. Medley, T. s. Scott John Muller, w. H. Clay son, H. E. Nye, F. B. Tracy, James Garrison, J. J. Jones, A. R. Nord.
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 The Cordova Chapter of the Eastern Star gave their friends an auction bridge party Thursday night at Ma sonic hall Mrs Call, Mrs. Cochran ana Mir. Ed Currier made up the com mittee in charge of the evenings ar engagements. The prizes were won by Mrs. Leslie Koch and Charles Foy- sten Coffee and cake were served. The company consisted of MT. and hIS. ouS0LSI MSIIoOu 1hu MI Q. Charles Foysten, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Koch, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Adams, Mr.s and Mrs Ed Currier, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Cochran; Mesdames H. I. Call,' s. K. Reed, Alvah Flames, Fred Schaupp, T. J. Donohoe, Bartley Ho- ward, Roy Walker, John Day, E. L.. Harwood. George Harmon, H. D. Counts, Paul Bloedhorn, Sophia Scott, James Galen, c. L. Murphy Archis bald Field and Mir, Brady Howard.ets:4se.
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 Miss Edna Morris, head nurse at the Cordova Hospital, entertained, a few friends at sewing party. We'd nesday for Mrs. Goodro, who is go- ing outside on the Alameda The fol- lowing ladies made up the party: Mrs. Ed. O'Brien, Mrs. Scheffler, Mrs. David Phillips, Mrs. Shriver, Mrs Chas. Beach, Mrs. Goodro and the hostess
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 William Bryan, of Seward who went Outside recently, returned here on the Alaska last week and will so on to Seward on the Alameda. MT Bryan fwas Outside during the cold wave, and Vsays that consternation seized Seat tie when the mercury fell to four be- low zero. Two feet of snow fell in Portland, and below zero weather prevailed there too. The Sunset High gay, between Seattle and Spokane, t1ssing the Cascades at Snoqualmie Pass, was badly damaged and went to pieces in many places when the thaw set in. MT. Bryan says he is glad to return to Alaska and get warmed up again.
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 Captain Lathrop recently installed an oil-burning furnace in his new building in place of the coal-burning Apparatus, but has found the innova- tiOn unsatisfactory. The coal-burner has been put back and the oil fur mace will be shipped to Seattle on the Alameda
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 A. J., MacCOnneIl, head of the Pub lie Utilities Company, was expected back on the Watson last night but will not leave Seattle until January 30th. Apartment N in the LathroI building is being furnished for MT MacConnell when he arrives.
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 Mrs. Link Waln is regretting the death of her pet dog Teddy, hand some and valuable white Spitz which she has, had all it's 1ife The anima, was injured in a fight with another