The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-13
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

Montana, and Neil Halpin of Pull man. Wash, were arrivals on the Aleutian, and are guests at the Gastineau. Both are friends o Tom Pollard, night clerk at the hotel desk, and they expect tf remain here for the summei months.
 Mrs. o. Waterud and two daugh ters, Misses Grace and Dannic Meggett, Juneau residents, tool passage on the Aleutian for Cor dova. They will spend the sum mar at the westward, returning here in time for school next fall
 Miss Patricia Kane, daughter oi MT. and Mrs. Steve Kane of Hoo nah, returned on the Aleutian af ter attending school in the States during the winter months.
 Tourists stopping over in Ju neau include Mr. and Mrs. Harold Welton and son, who came north on. the Aleutian and will remain here until the Alaska goes south
 r. l. Reed of the Parsons Hotel is a passenger for Seward, en route to Anchorage, aboard the Aleutian. With him are MT. and Mrs. Arnold Berliner, Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Dobbins and the Misses Godde and Lloyd, who will visit in the north for a while, and also expect to look over some business while to the westward.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred deConnigh and daughter were the guests of E. T. Stannard, of the Alaska Steamship Company, while the Aleutian was in port yesterday He conducted them through the city, pointing out places of inter- est.
 On his first visit to Alaska, J. L. Criswell, Jr., son of J. l.. Cris- we'll Sr., of the well known Cris- well-ALams tours, visited here yesterday. He is passenger on the Aleutian. He is to spend the summer in the employment of the Mckinley Park Transportation Company.
 Mrs. J. o. Egleston and three children, family of one of the of ficials of the Fairbanks Explora- tion Company, passed through on the Aleutian. They expect to make their home in Fairbanks.
 Mary G. Grenell, wife of one of the officers on the U. s. $. Sur veyor, is bound for Seward on the Aleutian. Ions
 Miss Virginia Hawkins, laugh ter of one of the proprietors of the Brown and Hawkins merchan- disc store in Seward, is home bound on the Aleutian. With her is Miss Myra King, cousin.
 Enroute to Seward on the Aleu- tian is Miss Helen Larson, daugh. ter of MT. and Mrs. Ray. T. Lar son of Anchorage.
 Mrs. A. s. Foster, whose hus- band is owner of the Robertson Fisheries at Zachar Bay, is home bound aboard the Aleutian. accom- panied by her four children.
 Q. c. Ganahl, president of the Ganahl Lumber Company of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Ganahl, are round trippers on the Dorothy Alexander.
 Among the tourists seeing Alas ka on the Dorothy Alexander is Holly Sumner, prominent automo- bile dealer of San Diego, who is accompanied by his family.
 l.. H. Wohlwend, assistant sales manager of the California Fruit Growers Association, San Fran cisco, visited in Juneau while the Dorothy Alexander was inc port last evening.
 Mrs. Joseph Dahl, wife of the assistant general passenger agent for the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad in Seattle, is in cluded on the tourist list of the Dorothy Alexander.
 The large list on the Admiral Line steamer here last evening contained the name of J. E. Han- son. business man of Denver, Colorado.
 Miss Ruth Nunan, prominent so- ciety girl of Seattle. is making the round trip on the steamer Dorothy Alexander.