The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-21
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

Miss Jane McNaliy, employed as a stenographer in the late Territorial Senate, will leave on the Princess Mary for Seattle to visit with her mother She will later go to Cali fornia on a pleasure trip.
 Miss Marian Mcbride will leave on the Princess Mary for Vancouver, B C., where she will meet her mother Mrs. J. c. Mcbride and the two will pay a visit to California.
 Ralph Kletzing will leave for the South on the Princess Mary.
 w. F. Britt, accompanied by his son Jacob, will leave on the Princess Mary for a visit to the South.
 Mrs. c. H Whitney win be a pas. senger on the Princess Mary for a vacation trip to the south.
 Miss Ann Seeley, a member of the faculty of the Douglas high school will leave for her home at Seattle on the Princess Mary Monday morning
 Mrs. P R. Bradley Of Treadwell will leave for the south on the Prin- cess Mary Monday morning enroute to Culver, Ind, to be present at the graduation of her son Philip at the Culver Military Academy
 Gordon c. Mitchell. superintendent of the Douglas schools for the past year will leave for the south on the Princess Mary.
 MT. and Mrs. C. M. McGrath of Sitka are expected here on the Els tebeth early Monday morning to take passage on the Princess Mary.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Kirk are leav. ing on the Princess Mary to be del. egates to the grand lodge meetings of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs lodge at Spokane early next month.
 Mrs. John Liv!e of Tradwell will leave on the Princess Mary as a delegate from the Douglas Rebekah Lodge to the grand lodge of Wash ington.
 William Semar, owner of a iStka cannery is in the city and will leave for the south on the Princess Mary.
 Miss Lillian Collinc, of the force of the Juneau postoffice, is leaving on the Princess Mary for a vacation trip to the south
 Miss Etta Brown of Douglas, an employee of the B. M Behrends Bank, will leave for the south on a vacation trip on the Princess Mary.
 Miss L. F. Kelsey, teacher at the Treadwell school during the past term will leave for the south on the Princess Mary.
 Miss Mabel Cleary, teacher of the Douglas school during the term just ended will leave on the Princess Mary for the south.
 J. P. Daly, chief clerk of the House of Representative of the late session of the Territorial Legisla- ture, will leave for Seattle on the Princess Mary. MT. Daly will take the first available boat to his home at Nome.
 Capt. c. H. Whitney, inspector of oohi ANCW iidi hCI, IiopCClOl Ol boilers of the U. s. Steamboat In spection service, will leave on the Northwestern for their annual in spection trip to Western Alaska They will be accompanied by their stenographer George E. Mann.
 Andrew Nerland. representative from the Third Division and Speaker of the House of Representatives al it's late session, will leave on the Northwestern to go to his home al Fairbanks by way of the Broad pass.
 Mrs. Frank I. Reed, of the Anchor age Hotel. Anchorage, is a passen ger on the steamer Northwestern returning north from an extended trip to the States.
 R. J. SOmmers, Surveyor Genera and Territorial Secretary is pas senger on the Northwestern, return ing from a short visit to Ketchi kan on official business.
 Mrs. l. D. Carpenter, accompanied by her sister Mrs. l.. Altman, will ar rive on the Princess Mary tonigh to visit with her son Clarence Car penter of tEis city and her daugh ter Mrs. c. w. Russell of Treadwell August Buschmann, superintendent for the Deep Sea cannery at Cap Edwards will arrive here on tn Princess Mary tonight.
 Mrs. J. K. Campbell and he daughter Miss Kenna Campbell wh have been visiting for the past sey eral months in the States end Canad will return to their homes here tC night on the Princess Mary.
 John L. Carlson, owner of the Car i son cannery at Aux Harbor. will al rive on the Princess Mary tonieh after having spent the winter i the south.
 F. E. Sheakley of Sitka is a pas senger on the Princess Mary afte having spent the winter visiting i the south.