Seward daily gateway., 1923-04-07
WEEKLY LATOuCHE LETTER SEWARD SCHOOL NOTES

MT. and Mrs. J. Anderson of the Ev erett Pacific Fisheries company ol Thumb Bay left on the Admiral Wat son on a vacation trip to the States. MT. and Mrs. Anderson were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. O'Neil. while waiting in Latouche for the return of the Watson from KO- diak.
 ', Word has been recently received here of the birth of 8 daughter to MT. and Mrs. Frank Moore, who now have four children, all girls. Mir. Moore was mill foreman here in 1916 and 1917.
 Tuesday and Thursday afternoons are ladies' bowling days. About doz- en women are taking advantage of the opportunity to use the alleys and are enjoying the sport very much. Max Humphries was visitor iD camp last week. MT. Humphries is just returning from trip to the in- tcrior and is on his way to Juneau MT. Humphries left for Cordova on the Admiral Watson.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Harlow, Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. Hart, Miss Mary Stuart Smith, and MT. Clay H. Job, were the bridge guests of Mir. and Mrs. Bevan Presley on Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Margaret Barbour and Mr Fred B. Bethel were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Travis F. Lane Thursday evening.
 Miss Clara Powell, Miss Emma Pe- relic, Messrs. J. A. Richards, Walter B. Buege and Lawrence s. Cheethanl were the guests of Miss Mary Ritchie Thursday evening.
 Miss Marion Robinson os Seattle is in Latouche visiting friends. Miss Robinson, who is employed in the Ma tioanl Bank of Commerce in Seattle is seeing Alaska for the first time. She will leave on the Northwestern for hel home in Seattle.
 Latouche people are taking advan' i tage of the splendid warm sunny days by hiking and boat riding. Sunday the gasboat Elona, Capt. Billy Pave took a merry crowd down to 4 Nordstrom's shack at Montgomer! Bay. The day was pleasantly spent ir i hiking and target shooting. The moon light ride home over the mirror-like water was especially enjoyed. Those making the trip were, Mrs. D. NJ. liar : Tor. Misses Mary Ritchie, Marion Rob inson, Emma Perelle and Messrs. A Nordstrom, c. P. McCreary, C. L. How ard, J. A. Richards, Walter B. Buege Fred B. Bethel, G. c. Gillespie and Capt. Billy Pave.
 l Only a small crowd attended the dance last Saturday evening but there was Tots of pep" and those present had a good time.
 Joe Ryan, first cook in the mess Jeff for vacation trip to the States or 1 the Northwestern.
 Mrs. Margaret Barbour, the Misses Clara Powell, Marion Robinson, Emma Perelle, and Messrs. c. P. McCrary w. B. Buege, l.. S. Cheetham and E J Duggan were the guests of MT. ant Mrs. Bevan Presley on Monday even ! ing. Nah Jongg was played.
 A lively Easter egg hunt was mucf enjoyed by the primary children las Friday afternoon. Gay borders of bun nies and ducks were a delight to thu little folk. These children also made pretty Easter baskets for Mother, and large, disjointed Humpty Dumpty toys. The older boys and girls hat painted clever bunnies for their black board border and they also made Eas ter baskets.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. N. Harlor enter tained at Nah Jongg and bridge or Tuesday evening. Their guests were the Misses Marion Robinson, Clara Powell, Mary Ritchie, Emma Perelle Mary Stuart Smith and Mrs. Margare' Barbour; Messrs. L. s. Cheetham, c P. McCrary, Walter B. Buege, Freder. ick D. Bethel, and John A. Richards
 The freighter Oduna was in port al day Saturday. The Oduna brought a large cargo of lumber.
 The Miners and Muckers' ball to be given tonight promises to be real affair. The miners are all interested and enthusiastic and every effort will be made to give their guests a memo rable evening.
 John Brown, a miner, was taken in sane here this week, and was taken to Seward by Deputy Marshal Conrad. At Seward he was adjudged insane and committed to Morningside.