The Seward gateway., 1921-03-18

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 'lnown in the social circles of the younger set and a valuable asset to he Gateway left on two months 'isit to the States in company with ger father F. E. Leslie, an old residant # this city. While in the states she ill visit number of the coast cities, spending the majority of her time in an Francisco visiting with relatives nd friends. Miss Leslie is an accom- lishcd musician and will be greatly ,i~sed about Seward.
 The Seward Gateway will cont n'' S Social column as usual and all Fes ons arc parties are kindly asked t ont'ibute to it's support. Step to tn honc, or write sketch of that affai I'd we will gladly call for it.
 Thursday night the Rebecah's gay,
 splendid ball, the occasion of th> fent being the Seventeenth of Aul' eland." The hail was pleasing:y dc ,reted, the green streamers about tn %.lts throwing an easy Ugh upon tn any dancers who graced the occa ,n with their presence. Faver, i'll th
 ape of hats, or a color to fit the oc asion were worn by all. Punch an Ike was served to the merry tn. on> ntil a late hour when all departed >r their homes well pleased with th' .ffair.
 Becky" the play tt presented the pupils of the -rd Public ,Eocl Saturday night prociaimeC ono of the best the sc.s ool has eve
 ,oduced by those of the schoia-s wh gre permitted the pleasure of view lg it when it was presented bcfor
 n@rt of the school today. It will h
 Drth the price of admission so dn nc @ disappointed in missing this "-or' talen. by the school children.
 A very enjoyable evening was spen | the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralp' 'ned at thAir apartments in the Gov -vnment building when Mrs Reed en .rtaincd the Ladies of the Seward fridge Club end their husbands ridge was played at five tables. A " dc';ro"s luncheon followed the .~9~s. Ms. Sam Graff won the f;rS- '~c Cor thn Ladies and MT. Aleyan- T" McDona'A received the gentle
 ms n,;zc The guests were: Mr. and '~s. II. Baldrrston. Mr. and Mrs. " ''e Mr. and Mrs. G. Borgen. Mr 7A n9rs. IMcas, MT. and Mrs C,aff f>'. cad Ms Sexton. Dr. and Mrs. J ' no'ni~ Mr. and Mrs. Root. MT 7l Ms McDcna]d. Mr. and Mrs. Me '"nr. Mr. and Mrs. Orlaader. Mrs '1oo- Ms. q. C. Jores. Miss Sylvia 'nxton and ". H. Whittlcsey.
 Thursday afternoon Miss Holen V" Aa;r+v daughter of Mir. and Mrs Y. Q. Perry celebrated her ninth ,i,-thdav by inviting her many Ettie -hoo' f~i~nds to help her her fes. '--;ties The Perry home was a scene If mn,r;roent and the special at+"ac. ;or of thn afternoon was the ad'air. 70 of Ttt'n Helnn's walking doll Mrs larry prepared many good things te ,at for -he children who included. TSa, ',n1 Robinson, Hunter McNeer. F<,1it ,cr~nn. Mar~',",ite Thompson, Vir- '7:a Skenn and Lynn McNeer.
 F~q' ca.nrday afternoon Miss Wvr Ia T""ns"~ v""reest daueht"r of Mr .~d Ms T. Ta!laser, celebrated hel ~nth birthdav at the home of he' >"~n'>+s on Second Avenue. Genes >'rera the chief amusement durine tho -fterroon. and at the close of ths >cr+v Ms Ta',ascn delighted the fol 'sving little o7,ests u'i+h de}i~l'ten '-,rrheor: Tsabel Robinson, Melbs To',nsrud. Sigred Posness, Caroline patcrson, A~~es Anderson, Elva Pet rson. Pra~' Fa;rman. Yuga Yurao >obarta Mcintosh. Katherine Neville ',cl Leslie, Alice Murphy.
 Mrs. C. C. Jones. who has been 7 rer,"~d visitor for the past two week. ee the house guest of Mrs. Cnsta, no''~or and Mrs. Erich Lucas return ~d to her home in Anchorage on las Tunsdav's rtain. Mrs Jones was tn, o,,"st cF honor at many affairs during har yisiRt