The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-23
Village Gossip
BY FLORENCE LA BELLE

the Pioneer Women on April 30 at Eagles hall, promises to be some, thing quite new and diverting in the way of entertainment. During the evening, four valuable and useful prizes will be given away free. There are also dark rumors about ham but the ladies laughingly refuse to tell what they are going to do with it
 Punch will be served to the danc. CTS throughout the evening; and it is also hinted that everyone will be given an opportunity to peer into his or her future.
 At the fishing pond, the wide range and the beauty and usefulness of the articles to be drawn will be a pleas. ant surprise to all those who go fish. ing.
 Variously colored serpentine, and horns, more or less musical will add to the evenings fun.
 Besides there are several surprise booths which you will have to come ! and see to really appreciate. Y * * A pretty romance was eliminated on the arrival of the steamship Ala meda from the south last Sunday night, when Miss Hazel B. Pruitt of San Francisco and George W. Blades of Radio Mile 2, were united in marriage by Commissioner K. c. Robinson. The ceremony was per. 1 formed at the Northern hotel in the presence of a large number of radio people, who came to town to welcome the bride. MT. and Mrs Blades left l for their home on Tuesdays train and on Tuesday night a dance and reception was given at the radio in their honor
 * * * Among the enjoyable events of the past week was a surprise party given by the younger folks of Cordova for Mrs. John Muller. Singing and games were enjoyed till late hour when lunch was served to those present, who were the Misses Ruth Heron, Marie Rosswog, Helen Van, | DeVere, Esther Traversey, Agnes Hud, son, Madeline Buchanan, Ethel Ora ham, Charlotte Bacon; the Mesdames Laura Clarke, Ruth Sommers, Helen Counts, Ellen Chase, Buelah Barr Dorcas Scrivener, Florence La Belle Roberta Harwood, Bessie Brown and MT. and Mrs. John Muller. Dave Freidman. who left for the states sometime ago has accepted a position with Turrell Bros shoe store I in Seattle.
 Rev Nickersons Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church. had party at the parsonage last week After an enjoyable evening spent in l playing games, light refreshments were served.
 * * * l Mrs. Fraisure entertained a few 1 friends at a crab supper last Thurs day evenin. Those present were Miss Jarvis, Miss Spence, MT George Smith and MT and Mrs. Fraisure | MT Martin, who has been conduct 1 ing a mecantile store at Hope, has dis posed of his interest and was among the thrue passengers on the Alameda en route to the states where he ex ] poets to locate.
 Archie Higgins, merchant of Ia kotsa, and mining man on Gaines creek, was a through passenger or the Alameda yesterday, en route tc Seattle and San Francisco. 1
 \ R. J. DeLeo made a business triI to Latouch the fore part of the week returning on the steamship Cordova Thursday.
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 MT. and Mrs. R. J. DeLeo and two children are planning to leave Cor dova next month for a visit witt friends and relatives in the east. * * *
 Antone Johanson, who visited hi! son, Clarence, in Anchorage, returned to Cordova on the Watson last Mon day.
 * * * The Ladies' Aid of the PresbyteT ian church held their regular socia meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Fraisure last Wednesday afternoon Those present were Mrs. Jacobson Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Savelle, Mrs. Beach Mrs. Waln, Mrs. Currier, Mrs. Vance