The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-07-09

sister. Mrs. Stanley Thomas. wife of the United States Deputy Marshal at Sitka.
 MT. and Mrs. R. NJ. Barger of Portland, Oregon. MT. Barger Is with the purchasing department oi the S. P. & s. Railroad. MT. and Mrs. J. E. Doidge and MT. and Mrs. w. R. Douglas of San Francisco.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gustav J. Lang, MT. and Mrs. David H. Mclaughlin and MT. and Mrs. Harry H. Warrington of Los Angeles Mir. Lang is re tired capitalist.
 MT. Jack Kirmse who has been attending school in California Is CT route to Skagway to spend his Va cation with his mother. Mir. Charles A. Mann. promi- nent citizen of Petersburg, Alaska accompanied by his bride whom he married in Seattle few days ago. Miss Elsie D. Preston. Miss May me Kreul. Miss Mildred Morrissey of Portland.
 Mrs. L. Richardson and daughter, Miss Lillian Richardson. Mrs. Rich ardson is the wife of the assistant general passenger agent of the Santa Fe Railroad. pr. and Mrs. J. J. Miller. ano daughter, and son. J. J. Miller. Jr and Mrs. D. Miller tmother of pr MilIer) are a party of five from Sar Francisco.
 Miss Clara Jamison of Trinidad. Colo.
 Miss Elaine Neel of Los Angeles and her sister Miss Mildred Neel of Chicago, are en route to Dawson- They will return south on the Queen next week. F L. Hagerty of the Standard Oil Company who is en route to Sitka to put in new oil tanks for the w. P. Mills Go.
 George W. Bryan of McGregor Iowa. who is connected with tho Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Ky
 Miss Esther Haueter, Miss Len: Stoll Miss Lucille Ritz. are party of three from Yakima. Wash.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Peterson of Buckley. Wash. MT. Peterson is member of the firm of the Elliot Bay Lumber Company of Seattle.
 Mrs. B. Nusser of San Francisco and her sister, Mrs. F. Klein Of Kansas City.
 Miss Clara Nagel. and Mrs G. H Kaub. Mrs. RIO. Shearer. Miss Rutf McCabe. Miss McCabe is society editor of the Rocky Mountain Newf and the Denver Times.
 MT. Frank Griffin. MT. F. P. Fee lev and Mir. George Zeh of San Car los. Cal. Messrs. Griffin and Feele! are automobile men. MT. Zeh is
 01I ~ Alexander.
 pr. and Mrs. Dean H. Booth of Conneaut, Ohio. This couple are on off in Wrangeil until the Rogers goes south. While here they are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Oliver D. Leet. Dr. Dean and Mir. Leet were schoolmates. The couple will go from here to Portland where pr. Dean goes as a delegate to the Elks National convention. He recently retired as exalted ruler of the Con neaut Elks Lodge. and at the same time was elected delegate to the National Convention.
 Miss Lorrain Campbell, daughte of Mrs. Guy s. Chapin, was en rout' to Juneau where she was met by MI anu 1Ad pm. iSdltI III LII week she accompanied them to Kar- heen where she will spend her va cation.
 Mrs. Minnie Bennett and Miss Katherine Spann of Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Lay and Mis- Clemenwell Lay and Mir and Mrs I. O. Kemble and son. Master Jack kemble of Marshalltown. Iowa.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. H. Courtney O San Francisco. MT. Courtney is special accountant for the Southern Pacific.
 Other passengers aboard the Ad- miral Rogers were -
 Miss Margaret E. Feehan. Mrs. Harriet Alton. Miss Agnes Berk. Mir. Henry Borgford, Mir A. J. Brown. Mrs. NJ. H. Craft, Mir. Philip Dick, Mrs. S. P. Elliott. Mrs. Mabel Ferron. Miss Elizabeth Gamble. MT. Gust Gustafson, Mir Charles Hadd Mir. Ingar Holmdahl, Mrs David Housel, Miss Elaine Housel. Miss E A. Harwood. Mir J. H Jackson Mrs. Margaret LaMear. Mrs. H Lindley, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Mar tina, Misses Ruth and Mabel Patey Mir. G. J. Poxon. Miss c. s. Stuart MISS EllZdDeln Turner, MISS Emma Tweede. Miss Vesta Weaver. Mrs. E. D. White, Mir. Ewing F. White, Mrs. C. F. Williams. Miss Mabelle Will Hams. Mrs. H. R. Kilworth.
 The passengers themselves were a very patriotic crowd. The steam CT was not scheduled to arrive in Wrangell until noon. The passen- gers. wishing to have an all day celebration arranged patriotic program which included an address by Bishop P T. Rowe of the Episco- pal Diocese of Alaska.
 Following the patriotic exercise a program of field sports took place on the upper deck which was as fol- lows
 l. Ballooon blowing contest.
 (a) Adults. fb) Children
 ?. Obstacle race.
 2. Potato race.
 4. Hurdle race for women
 ,. Nail driving for women
 '. Shaving contest.
 s. String and Marshmallow Con-
 test for Children.