The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-01

 Keyser. of Ketchikan, is the house guest of Miss Henrietta Barlow and Mrs. John H. Molyneaux. while Mir Keyser is trolling in this vicinity. | MT. and Mrs. Sherwood E. Doolit- tie, who have been visiting for the past two months with their Son-in- law and daughter MT. and Mrs. Edward Prothero. after spending two weeks at Goddard Hot Springs, left last week for Seattle enroute to their home at Hartford, Conn.,, making the trip by automobile. I Mrs. Donna Osburn was passen- | ger for Seattle aboard the North Sea after enjoying a two weeks visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Peter Kostrometinoff
 | Mir and Mrs. Jesse McGraw sailed for Seattle last week after an f extended stay here, during which time MT. McGraw was engaged in l the construction of new home for MT. and Mrs. Thomas TilSon Jr. MT. McGraw is a brother of Mrs. Til- son, also of A. McGraw of this Il city.
 Mrs. Donald B. Foster left last week for California to join her hus- band who is in the U. s, Navy, at tached to the U.S.S Langley. Mrs. Foster arrived here three months. ago from her home in England after which her marriage to MT. Foster took place They resided here dur I ing the summer.
 Il Patricia Kane, of Hoonah, is passenger aboard the North Coast for Seattle to attend college and visited here while the steamer was in port.
 II Mrs, Mike Bucholtz and baby son arrived here recently to- join Mir. Bucholtz who has been making his home here the past several weeks. Mrs. R. w. DeArmond returned to her home here last week from Palmer and Fairbanks. During her absence she attended the wedding of her daughter, Miss Ruth De- Armond and Mir Howard Estell, which took place at Palmer Sep tember 1.
 II P. S. Ganty. pr. H. J. Hodgins and Filler Hanson returned Friday from a two days fishing trip, going as far as Lake Eva.
 Mrs. Nadia Vestal has returned | to her home in Juneau after enjoy ing a short vacation with her bro- ther-in flaw and sister. MT. and Mrs. Jack Calvin.
 \ Miss Edna R. Voss, secretary of a unit of schools and hospitals of the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A,. left last week for her home in New York City.
 Mrs Maud Wakefield has arrived from Ketchikan for an indefinite visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Neill Anderson, of the Alaska Grill. Il One hundred and thirty students are enrolled at the Sheldon Jackson Presbyterian Mission School, ac- cording to the report of w. Leslie
 Yaw, school superintendent. This number is fifteen more than last year, a capacity enrolment Be- sides all towns of Southeast Alaska, other communities represented are Ninilchik, Seldovia, the Kuskokwim River section, and Afognak. | A fishing party composed of Com
 George Henderson, U.S.N., Lieut.. Com. Jack. Perry. U.S.N., It. Rich ard Pallinger. U.S.N.. and pr. Will liam Charteris. of Sitka, returned to Sitka Saturday from trip to Lake Eva on the boat Elsie which was chartered for the occasion. 
 | The Bureau of Indian Affairs School Raymond L. Wolfe. superin- tendent, opened with it's first day of attendance of ninety pupils. fif- teen more than have ever been pres- ent for the opening day before. A total number of ll6 are now en- rolled for the year. Carving classes which were started two months be- fore the close of school last spring, will be continued with Frank Price in charge, who also governs manual |, training. Mrs. Sam Boyd formerly MicS Ado Coorc ic in rlia rCn of Ina