The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-22

The Leap Year festival of the Midnight Sons"-'an unorganized or ganization of disorganization, or, Tn other words, benighted bachelors, grass widowers, youths, unattachables, disattachables and never wastes of the Northland Club of Cordova, Alaska" was held last night in the club rooms, and proved to be a very brilliant and enjoyable affair Programs, designed by the Times staff and Edward Med ley, were decidedly clever. A very a beautiful solo, sung in Italian by Mrs. O'Brien, to an accompaniment played by Mrs. Hubbert. The music for the dancing was furnished by Don c. Fairman, piano, and Charles Rogers, drums. Refreshments consist ed of crab salad, sandwiches, olives, pickles, coffee, cake and punch. After thoy were served. Mrs. O'Brien was prevailed upon to sing again. She sang the very popular Metropolitan air, 70 Sole Mio," and responded to an encore with Shubert's "Hark, Hark, the Lark" The committee in charge of the evenings arrangements were Messrs. Medley, Nye, SuphelIin, Vol king and Mueller. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Roy De Leo, MT. and Mrs. Fred Tracy, Mir. and Mrs. Thos. Scott, MT. and Mrs. Jack Sapiro, Rev, and Mrs. E. P Ziegler, MT. and Mrs. R. H. L.. NOaks, MT. and Mrs c. w. Walker, MT. and Mrs Widdig, MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Brock, Dr. and Mrs. W. w. Council, MT and Mrs. Kent G. Rob inson, MT. and Mrs. w. L. Fursman, Mrs. D. V. Boyle, Mrs. T. N. Hubbert, Mrs. Ed. O'Br1en, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Horace Leach, Mrs. V. J. Swanberg, Mrs. Esther Hayland, Mrs. H. I. Lewis; the Misses Ruby De Graf, Mary Edelbrock, KisseSpie and Evangeline Church.; Messrs. Bartley Howard, Al Lund e. K. Betts, J. V. Lydick. E. A. Rasmussen, l.. A. Counts, D. c. Fairman, H. B. Nye, Wm. Clayson, H. G. Steel, E. F. Medley J. H. Suphellin, Harry Atch- ison, H. B. WoIking, John Muller and c. B. Rogers.
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 Miss Edelbrock took crowd of her pupils out to the hills this afternoon on hike.
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 Miss Thelma Mcconnell, who has been attending school during the past year at Berkeley, Gal, is expected here soon to spend the summer with her father, A. J. Mcconnell.
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 MT and Mrs Walter Stoesser re- Evans, after a months stay in Anchor turned to Cordova last night. on the age, where MT. Stoesser went with Captain Lathrop to put improvements on the Lathrop building They report magnificent weather in Anchorage. Captain Lathrop will probably return on the Alameda. On their way home the Stroessers came by train to Sew ard. On coming out of the theatre they were greeted by a shrill cry of That's them!" from the leader of a band of boys armed with tin cans and sticks. Nav, they ain't that far along yeti" bawled another. A minute later the boys located their prey in the 1 croWd-Mr. and Mrs M. B. MaIlOy late of Cordoya, and pandemonium , ensued
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 Mrs. Esther O'Lough1en, Miss Eliza beth O'Laughlen, Miss Ellen Fraisure, Miss Charlotte Bacon and Miss Paul inc de Villa had good time yester- day on hike out the track to Mile 8.
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 Mrs, Rudolph Elmquist and little daughter were passengers on the Alaska to Valdez, where she used to teach school before her marriage. Ser geant Elmquist will go to Valdez soon for his discharge, and will return to Cordova with his family.
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 Cordova may possibly be observing preacherless Sundays ere long No successor is yet in view for Rev. B. G. Shriver, who left recently for a new ] pastOrate at Gle Elnm Wash mn. for