The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-16

Mrs Edward P Harwood was host ess at recipe" shower honor ing Mrs. John Muller. After a pleas ant afternoon each guest presented the bride with a cooking recipe. Luncheon was served by the hostess late in the afternoon. The guests were: Mrs. John Muller, Mrs. Cal win Hazelet, Mrs. c. V. Goettels, Mrs. E. l., Harwood, Mrs. D. T. Phil | lips, Mrs. w. H. Chase, Mrs. Charles Dustin, Miss Madeline Buchanan, Miss Helen Brown and Miss Ethel Graham
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 Miss Helen M. Brown was the | honor guest at a party given last | Saturday night at the home of Mrs. E. l.. HarWood. Dancing, music and | singing supplied amusement for the merry-makers. Late in the evening dainty Refreshments were served. The 1 invited guests were: Mir. and Mrs. l.. E. Koch, MT. and Mrs. John Null Ter, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. HarwOOd. MT. Calvin Hazelet, MT. and Mrs. Walter Gaffney, Miss Helen Brown, Miss Dor | othy Vernon, Miss Marie Yoeman, Miss Genevieve Rosswog, Miss kath- erine Locey and Messrs. pr. M. L. Biggs, Earl Means, Frank Burns Dr. Homer Blythe, and Ivan Suphellan.
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 No other diversion is quite as popu- | lar with the younger folks as coast ing. Our recent fall of snow has of i fercd an opportunity for this sport and Ter several successive evenings they have enjoyed this pleasure Last night after an enjoyable evening a party repaired to the home of Mrs M. s. Wilson, where a delicious hot luncheon was served. The guests were Misses Frances Kennedy, Paul. l iilC III u'otllN Ns, lLtDllCi NluI tDlI, Ndlll- crime Boyce, Edith Wilson, Elizabeth | O'LOughlen. Dorothy Dooley, Thelma MacConnell and Margaret Foster Emil Hill George Wilson, Jimmie Dennis, sam Smith and Buster Den his.
 At a scout meeting held at the l home of Scout-Master D. C. Czwer- enka, decisions were made to change I the meeting nights to the second and 1 fourth Friday of each month and to adopt the following merit system: Attendance, 5 points; wearing of uni l forms to meetings, points; kindness, 10 points, and violation 20 demerits; i; clean speech, points, and violation 10 demerits; dues paid in advance, 5 points; demerits for absence, 5 points.
 Mrs. s. R. Hedges will arrive on thc AldHlGud iIoll tlle StdteS tO be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Dave T. Phillips. Mrs. Hedges is the wife of the former agent for the Alaska Steamship company.
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 The juvenile members of the Epis- copal church met and organized the Busy Bee club last week, with i Alice Daggett as president. The chil- i dren have adopted a foreign orphan and many different methods for it's i support have been decided upon. The Busy Bees" will have a separate booth at the annual bazaar, where daintily dressed dolls will be sold. | Meetings of this club are to be held every Saturday afternoon. * <: 4:
 Mrs. Joe Gyser of Chitina, left on the Northwestern Sunday for a trip to the states. During her stay in Cordova, Mrs Gyser visited her sister in-law, Mrs Art Holt
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 Mrs. Clifford Phillips of Chitina and Mrs. F. Griffith of Gulkana, were dinner guests of Mrs. J. E. Currier on Friday, and of Mrs T. C. Burchett to. night
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 Mrs. Edward Wildt who under went an operation at the General hos pital, is convalescing at her home.
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 Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Young and daughter, Miss Mary Frances, have returned to their home in Nashville, Tennessee, after enjoying a visit to coast towns, en route home MT.