The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-12
Village
 Gossip
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general good time was held out at Strelna last Friday night, when every body from far and near gathered ill the new cottage built near Dwyer's bungalow inn to celebrate the moving @ in of it's owner, Captain Shang Gan ley, well-known old-timer of the Kus- kolina Besides twenty-five or more employees of the railroad company there were present the following ladies; Mrs. Ole Berg, Mrs. Clara Dwyer, Mrs BaIio. Mrs. Nafsted, from Tonsina; Mrs. Griffiths, from Gull hama; Mrs. Angus Mcleod and Mrs George Scott. Mrs. Berg and Mrs Dwyer were in charge of the eats, which included mountain sheep, trout, mallard ducks and Boston baked beans, baked in hole in the ground. / When everybody actually had enough, Joe Irvine, who came north way back in 1861, and expored the Cassair and Carabon (B. O. districts, sent forth the skirl of an old Scotch bagpipe as an Invitation to the dance" It was day long to be remembered.
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 E Sutherland, travelling man from Portland, is at the Windsor B # # #
 Mrs. K. Stober and daughter Miss Caroline, who recently came here frJEl Portland have moved into apartments near the ball park.
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 D. c. Hoyt, civil engineer at the Kennecott mines, left on the Alaska for short business trip to the States.
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 Mr. and Mrs. " A. Davenport, of the radio at Mile IA, are in town for a brief stay
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 Thomas Bronsky is in town from the sawmiIl at Mile 4, awaiting the re- turn from KataIla of his friend Thos. Vim, who has been spending several weeks there on an exploring tour.
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 w. c. Eggert and D. C. Hoyt, of Kennecott, left on the Alaska for a business trip to the States.
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 J. B. Carlyle, of the Copper River Railway Company, has returned to his work after spending a few days here on business.
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 The c. B. Club held pleasant ses- sion Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thos. N. Hubbert.
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 MT. and Mrs. K G. Robinson are pre- pairing to move from the Northern hotel into the house on Fourth street now occupied by Rev. B. P. Ziegler as soon as it is vacated by the depar ture of the rector and his family tc the States.
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 The launch Rolfe will leave the ocean dock at nine tomorrow morning. to take party of about thirty on an all-day outing to Gravina bay. That is, if it's a nice day.
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 Mrs, W. L. Fursman and Mrs. Lou Smith returned Tuesday from most delightful weeks outing on the Rolfe They visited Fred Schiller's fox farm on Middleton wdfIsland and Frank Townsend's on Wingham Island, besides turning in to Katalla
 In compliment to Mrs. E. P. Zie- gler, who will leave next week for years absence in the eastern states, the Ladies' Guild of St. Georges church gave a shower Fri day afternoon at the home of Mrs Fred Tracy. The gifts were beauti- full dainty articles of personal wear Mrs. Kate Rolfe, though not a mem Der of the guild, sent Mrs. Ziegler a box of several handsome veils. ' Mrs. Tracy served delicious refresh ments, MT. Tracy arriving just in time to keep the crowd from num- bering thirteen The ladies present were Mesdames Fursman, Tibbs, Long, Caswell, Council, Harmon, Nels Anderson, E. L. Harwood, Noaks, ziegler, Lou Smith, K. c. Robinson and the hostess.
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 On Sunday last A. J. Mcconnell was the host to a party on a trip to Humpback creek, where the day was pleasantly spent at his cottage and in fishing and cruising about