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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
County Medical
Auxiliary 10 Meet

The November meeting Of ire
auxiliary = the Pierce County
Medical society viii be a luncheon
Thursday noon at weyerhaeuser
han At TIE Y. W. c. A.
Mayor Harry Cain viii be the
guest speaker according to Mrs
John Steele. program chairman.
He will speak about the part city
health PLAYS in the national de-
tense program. Mrs. Bertram
Thomas viii speak briefly about
the Red Cross.
In the absence OF the president,
Mrs. Horace J. Whitscre. the
meeting will be led by Mrs. c. &.
Trimble. Who asks that board
members meet with her at IL
O'Clock. preceding the regular
meeting.
LeSourd Methodist church Wou,-
ems society will hold their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon at
1890 in the social hall, No. 18th
and Stevens. On the committee
are Mesdames J. o. Heckard.
Henry Jomma. RAY Carter. and
Mrs. Agnes B. Newell is program
chairman.
Sheridan PIT. A. will meet on
Thursday at 2:3o o'clock in room
IL. After the meeting, tea will
re served in the school lunchroom
by Mrs. James Campbell, Mrs.
Ruth Sienkiewich, assisted by
mothers of Mrs. Robinson's room.
Women's society Of the Little
Brown church will meet on Thurs
day for 1890 luncheon. Mrs.
George Brown and Mrs. Carlson
are the hostesses. Guest speaker
will be Rev. William Sloan of
Mission, Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Thursday Book Reviewers
To Hear New Book

Thursday Night Book Reviewers
will hold their regular meeting at
the Mccormick branch library at
T:S0 o'clock Thursday evening.
Mrs. Helen Void will review Meet
the South America" by Carl Grow.
This il one of the many new books
about South America which should
be 'of particular interest at this
time.
Three Il Sewing club meets on
Thursday with Mrs. !. C. Shaw.
37ie Spokane ave, for q 1890
luncheon. Mrs. NJ. Il. Beemer will
preside.
Ladies' Aid. Messiah Lutheran
church. will meet Thursday for
luncheon in the church perlors.
Hostesses Mesdsmes NJ. Sivertsen.
II. Ellingsen. J. Olsen. NJ. Knudsen.
Eagles Auxiliary Sewing club
will meet Thursday for no-host
luncheon in the Eagles hall at
1880. Officers will be nominated.
Circle 4. First Baptist church.
will meet Thursday for 1890
luncheon at the home OF Mrs. Gale
Thompson. 2125 Hosmer st. Mrs.
George Hoskins. chairman.
Fern Hin Baptist Women's socl-
ETY. viii meet Thursday afternoon
AZ / o'clock AZ the home OF Mrs.
David Hansen. SIS So. seth st.
Circle 3. ST. P.ur. Lutheran
church. will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Gertrude Sydow. Thursday
evening at o'clock. Bible study.
late supper will follow.
Ladies' auxiliary. n. A. l. C..
will hold a social meeting Friday
AZ the Y. W. c. A Luncheon will
be served at 1880. Mrs. Charles
Rubicsm. Proctor 623l. 10 taking
the reservations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Tacoma Temple Plans
homecominq

Tacoma temple. Pythian Sisters,
are planning a homecoming cele-
bration for Thursday night in the
Pythfan temple. Mrs. Herman
Lephrone IL in charge Of the af-
fair. assisted by Mrs. George
Lsughlin and Mrs. c. J. Senner.
Entertainment planned for the
evening will be followed by a
late supper.
The auxiliary 10 the temple will
begin its defense program at 1880
o'clock Friday morning at the
home of Mrs George Hardness,
2I22 No. Alder. Luncheon will be
served. Members are asked 10
bring their sewing equipment.
Mrs. David Rice, president. will
be in charge OF this Red Cross
work.
Circle 2 of the Ladies Guild.
Central Lutheran church will meet
Thursday at the home of Mrs. F.
s. Henrioksen, 5s03 South Sheri-
dan. Luncheon will be at l
o'clock.
Circle s. Trinity Methodist
church will meet Thursday for
noon luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Ida Curtis, 617 Ea. saith.
Lydia Phelps Tent, d. U. v. will
meet Thursday afternoon at 100
in Emerson hall. Mrs. William
Leavers in charge.
Jolly Is club will meet Thurs
day for noon luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Bert Wrye, 11091a So.
] ut.
Ladies' Aid, Our Savior's Luth-
eran church, will meet Thursday
for 1890 luncheon at the church
parlors. Mrs. Ole Olsen and Mrs.
Sam Thorn will be hostesses.
Tacoma Circle n. o. w. OFF,
GERS club will meet Thursday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. A. F.
Kelly, ST., 1901 So. Cushman.
Martha Mary Society. Olivet
Lutheran church, will meet Thurs
day evening at S o'clock in the
church parlors. Mrs. John Win
terhaus and Mrs. Louise Larsen
are hostesses.
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Harvest Hop Set for Nov. 29
By Y. M. B. G. Auxiliary

Twelfth Annual Party WI Be- Given in Winthrop Root
Garden Mrs. Jerry Geehsn in Charge Of Decorations
With the arrival of fall members of the Young Mems
Business club the Ladies of Y NJ C. busy with
preparations their annual cabaret dance called liar
vest Hop" which very much anticipated social event.
For the past II years the Y B. C. has given spring
club members This year the party viii be held Saturday
Nov. % in the Roof Garden Of the Winthrop hotel Mrs
Jerry Geehan has charge of the decorations and will be
sisted by Mesdames Amos Booth. Martha Knowles. Ethel
Haakinson Charles Mady Samuel Crppen. John Bjokund
and Richard Hodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Miss RsybouId 70 Be
Hostess Wednesday

Members of the Club OF Hearts
will hold their regular meeting on
Wednesday evening at s o'clock
at the home of Miss Mary AIDE
laide Raybould, <1o2 No. saith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Mrs. lindbere TO
Enfarfain AZ Ansonia

Mrs. Gustaf Lindberg will be
hostess TO members and friends of
the Womsn's Missionary society
of First Lutheran church. at the
Ansonia apartment Thursday aft
ernoon.
The program of the November
meeting each year Ia dedicated TO
the grandmother of the organi-
zstion. Mrs. Philip Hauge Of
Falkland will be the speaker,
centering her subject on the
theme Of the day. Mrs. Gunnar
Malmin win play a group of piano
selections and will also accompany
Mrs. Hauge A. she sings two
numbers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Mrs. Lee to Entertain
Friday Study Group

Mrs. Clark Gould's Friday Study
group win meet with Mrs. Ar
trudos Lee, 1920 No. Warner. on
Friday for q one o'clock luncheon.
Junia Todd Hallen will be the
guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Mrs. lsnedon
To Entertain

Mrs. r. II. Landon, lois No. ]
ct, Will entertain members of her
bridge club. a group of Is years
standing. at luncheon and bridge,
Thursday afternoon.
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The general committee headed
by oo-ehairmen Richard Hodge and
Mrs. John C. BJorklund. president
Of the Ladies Of Y. n. 3. C.. II
composed Of Messrs. Howard Tat
man, David Tueil. Conney Nelson.
Earl 0osney. J. Marvin Lynn.
Howard r. Harstad. Helmut Juel-
ing. Lyle saiquist. Kenneth Bruem-
mer. A. Q. Auntsen. Jack Brouil-
lard. Y. n. b. C. president, and
Mrs.. Jerry Geehan-
Y. n. B. c. beard members and
their wives VINO will attend are
Messrs. and Mesdames Leonard
Peck. Milton J. Evans, Charles
Mady. George Black. Frank Gill;
han, MAJ Rosen. J. Sheriff. Taylor.
Paul Walker. Ted Haakinson and
DIR. and Mrs. n. r. Aagnussen.
Club and state officers Will be
among the out-of-town guests.
Other ranch board and auxiliary
members and their wives or hus-
bands who will assist are Messrs.
Herbert r. syford. George childs.
A. ID. Fay. otto L. johnson, James
p. Lesher. N. J. McCaslin. John
rhirtyacre, Gilbert Waite and Dr..
II. v. Hoover. Mesdsmes Chris
Reynolds. J. Marvin Lynn. Dolph
volkenhagen. A. w. opperman.
Gunnar Leggerini and Howard Z.
Walker.
Reservations for tables should
be made with the general commit
tee or with Arthur Cook. Y. NJ.
B. c. secretary, at ITO Commerce
IT.. telephone Broadway 1898, rs
early ~ possible, ~ only 100
couples can b accommodated
Last Of Card Series
Sons and daughters Of Norway
are sponsoring the last in = series
of card parties for the year.
Thursday evening at o'clock in
Normanna hall. Five hundred
viii b played. Late supper will
follow. Mrs. Trygs Lindo will be
in charge Of games. assisted by
Mrs. NJ. X. Monsen and Mrs. Carl
Berg. In charge Of refreshments
will be Mrs. 7. b. Storwick. as
sisted by Mrs. Hans Lavik and
Mrs. Inga Colbo.
spansway PIT. A. viii sponsor
. March Of the Nations" We'd
nesday evening at 9 o'clock In the
school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Mothers 10 Entertain
Thursday Afternoon al Tea

The Mothers club of Delta
Kappa Phi fraternity Of the Col
lege Of Puget Sound will enter
tain at tea on Thursday afternoon
at the fraternity house. Mrs. Leo
Frank will be in charge. assisted
by Mrs. Frank Cushman and Mrs.
Bacon.
Recently elected officers are
Mesdames Thomas Brown, Proctor
Pratt, Floyd Murphy, Frank
Cushman and Harry Lee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Nile to Fete
Initiates


y &s0SA sbo sSoy
New members of Fora tenn
pie, Daughters Of the Nile.
who were initiated on Oct.
%, will be especially honored
1t q meeting Thursday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock in the Gothic
room Of the Masonic temple.
Mrs. w. II. Mierow will pre-
side over the session, follow
ing which there will be q
late supper.
Mrs. Alexander White. 500 No.
80. win open her home TO members
Of the North End orthopedic sew
ing circle Of the Nile Friday morn
ing ut IL o'clock. She will be as
sisted BY Mrs. L. c. Boyer and
Mrs. Earl Reynolds.
The members Of Mecca club viii
meet with Nal L. c. williams.
701 No. Proctor. Tuesday after
noon at / O'Clock for luncheon
and cards. Mrs. williams win be
assistsd by Mrs. II. J. Williams
and Mrs. A. w. Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Country Womsn's Club
Plans Luncheon Meeiino

Members Of the Country wom-
ans club will meet for luncheon
At 1880 o'clock Thursday at the
Y. w. c. A. tee room with Mrs.
r. J. Wilton a. hostsss. Mrs. y.
c. Hawks win b. guest speaker.
Her subject. Tho Synthetic Age"
Britinh American association
win meet "wednesday evening at
. o'clock at Emeraou hall. Mem
bers will discuas special business.
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ToFete New
Members
AAUW TO Have Annual
Tea in Jones Hall Saturday


The November meeting Of
the Tacoma branch Of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women is always full
of special interest as 1T is the
membership tea when new
members are welcomed at a
special members-only gather
ing.
This year the tea is to take
place at Jones hall at the Col
lege of Puget Sound Saturday
with the program set for 2
O'Clock, and the president,
Mrs. Thomas Swayze. pre-
siding.
Members are particularly sntici-
pative because the speaker Of the
day In the state president. Miss
Leila LAWN of Cheney. Miss Lawn
has spoken here before and her
crisp well-considered speeches Of
fer much TO be remembered. Her
theme In The Responsibility Of
Educated Women in These Times ="
Mrs. r. Paul Todd. program
chairman, reminds the University
Women members that Miss Lawn.
besides being a professor at the
Eastern Washington College Of
Education. In also a national Of
ficer OF the National Teacher
Training Institute. and was a
popular speaker at their Phiiadel-
phia meeting last year.
Music for the afternoon will be
provided by Mrs Lucy Herman.
accompanied by Helen congdon.
She will sing Aria from Cava-
Iberia Rusticans" by Leoncavallo
and "serenade- by Richard
Strauss
At the tea following the pro-
gram the hostesses at the urns viii
be Martha Pearl Jones and Mrs.
u. r. Schneider, and assisting will
be Mrs. Mary McMullen. Walter
Ryan. Ross stratton. A. /. Gehri.
and the Misses Mary Black, Ada
and Laura Gartreli. Lydia Graham.
Sally sicade. Clara Young. Grace
Bloomquist and Beatrice Doty.
The Tacoma Board members are
giving q luncheon preceding the
afternoon meeting at YWCA tea
room when they will honor Miss
LAWN and their own state officer.
Mrs. Theophn Feist. who IL state
secretary.
The new members being well
coined 10 the organizations roster
include:
Mesdames L. o. Anderson, l. T.
Barker. Ida Blood. Harold Booch,
Bruce c. Barchafd. f. N. David
sen, o. r. Hite. Jan Kelson, Flor
ence A. Lee. William s. McCrea,
jr., A. r. Miller. Willard II. New
ton, Arthur Primm. Victor +.
Sourignier, Ann M. sullivan, wal
ter C. Tate. w. c. Thompson,
William n. Treutle. Stanton War
burton. sr.. Stanton warburton,
jr.. Benjamin winehell, Charles A.
Butler. Herbert Ford. George q.
Franklin. Philip Garland, George
A. Burlingame, Robert Orr, Ho-
mer Humeston.
Misses Marjorie Dunlop, Elenor
e. Acheson. Zelma Day. Claudia
o. Hill, Harriet johnson, Lucille
tombstone. Thelma A. Kraabel,
Sophie J. hammers. Laura L. Leh-
man. Elizabeth Love, Lois M.
Austin. Irene e. Norton, Ethelyn
C. Partridge, Ethel May SEIZURE
man. Edith soper. Daisy d. Uren,
Wilma Zimmerman, Verna s.
Gloystein. Catherine Randall.
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Fortnight Vacation

~
The last Sold session for two
weeks will be held Wednesday eve-
ming at the Y.Mc.A. starting with
the educational classes at 8 with
A. II. Hooker, jr., as guest speaker
for the Personality and Effevtive
Living class. The subject will be
selling yourself" Edward JAN
sen will be the instructor for the
broadcasting class and Chaplin
Bowen for the beginners photog-
rsphy class.
During the recreation hour At
there will be swimming, ping pong.
pool and billiards in the boys game
room and instruction in dancing
by Ethyl Shuster.
A regular dance will be held
from 10 TO u.
Sessions are being postponed
next Wednesday because Of the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Tabltha society, First Lutheran
church, will sponsor . rummage
sale at 1889 Pacific ave. Friday
and Saturday from 10 o'clock in
the morning on. Rummags IL to
be delivered on Thursday.
Custer Relief corps regular
meeting Thursday in the srmory.
A potluck luncheon will be served
at 1880. Mrs. Earl Williams 10
chairman OF the kitchen. Mrs.
Mollie Levine will preside.
Eureka Rebekah Sewing club
will meet Thursday for a birthday
luncheon at 1880. Hos;esses.
Mesdames A. L. Scott. F. BUILDER,
Andrew Larsen, Ray Johnson.
Ladies Aid Bethlehem Lutheran
church will meet Thursday after
noon al l o'clock in the church
parlors. Mrs. Chris Halsvik will
be hostess.
Group SO. Bible Presbyterian
church women. will meet Thursday
with Mrs I. W. Kenney. Ri. !.
Box 200. Pouuck luncheon will be
served at 1880.
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Custer Relief corps regular

Eureka Rebekah Sewing club
viii meet Thursday for a birthday
luncheon at 1880. Hosiesses.
Mesdames A. L. Scott. +. BUILDER,
Andrew Larsen, Ray johnson.
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Tacoma Circle n. o. w. Off,
GERS club will meet Thursday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. A. F.
Kelly, ST., 1901 So. Cushman.
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Circle 4. First Baptist church.
will meet Thursday for 1890
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Gale
Thompson. 2125 Hosmer st. Mrs.
George Hoskins, chairman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-06
TtE pAlLY aALAsKA EMPIRE. MONDAY. oeT. 6. l94l
NEW YORK SUM
 IS SETTING OF
 DRAMATIC FILM
John Garfield and Brenda Marshall Starring in
 Fast of River"

New York's slums provide the poignant setting for Warner Bros. new dramatic film starring John Garfield, Brenda Marshall and Marjorie Rambeau, Fast of the River which is playing at the 20th Century Theatre.
 The story is about Mama Ravio- las attempts to raise her boys through all the hardships of life in tough New York neighborhood. Nickie turns out wonderfully, grad uating from engineering school cum laude, while Joie is released from San Quentin after a three year term.
 With his hardened girl-friend, Laurie, the prodigal son returns. Mama accepts Laurie as Joie's fi- ancee, and a fine understanding between the two women grows to love. All is well until Joie gets into another scrape, then expects Laurie to run away with him again. But she has changed, and refuses.
 Joie leaves alone, but when, shortly, Laurie and Nickie fall in love and announce their engage ment, Joie returns to threaten Laurie into coming away with him. Mama hears of this, goes to his room and lets him have a wallop that sends him sprawling across the floor while she denounces him.
 The exciting climax comes when Joie, remorseful, wanting to square things, gets Laurie and Nickie mar ried while a gangster mob is waiting to get him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-06
MISS TRIMMER GIVES PARTY
 ON BIRTHDAY
Barn Dance With All Trim mings Featured on
 Saturday Night

Miss Margaret Femmer, daughter of MT. and Mrs D. B. Femmer, was 15 years of age last Saturday, and in honor of the event invited her young friends to a most unique affair, barn dance.
 Dad Femmer cleared out the cool room on Femmers dock, polished up the flcor slick ana span and pre- vided bales of hay for seats.
 Over 100 High School mates of Miss Femmer enjoyed the dance at which punch, apples, etc. were served during the evening between the various dance numbers, and everybody attending had a regular fine time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-06
CAPITOL SHOWS IRISH COLLEEN
 IN SCREEN INT
Garland Has Grown up RoIe-CharIes Win
 ninger Plays Father

Judy Garland, who intrigued and charmed millions in Strike Up the Band and other lifting musi- cal hits, provides her audiences with a new surprise in her first solo starring vehicle, Little Nellie Kelly" in which, as an Irish col leen on the sidewalks of New York, she is appearing at the Capitol Theatre.
 George M. Cohan's smash Broad way stage hit provides her with an ideal vehicle in which to portray the joy and romance of youth, to sing favorite old-time ballads as well as streamlined modern songs.
 Outstanding in his character role of the elderly grandfather with an aversion to work, is Charles Win ninger. Sharing the youthful TO- nance with Miss Garland in the latter half of the film is the young baritone, Douglas McPhail, last re- membered for his performance ill Babes in Arms McPhail proves likeable and talented leading man with an undisputably fine voice.
 Current aspects of China's bit ter struggle to drive out the in- vading Japanese armies and re- establish her national economy are pictured in the latest March of Time film, China Fights Back, which is also being shown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-06
GOOSE GHOSTS H 4 U N I | N C GOOSE HUNTER
Party Returns from Week. end Trip 10 Gambler
 Bay on Dart

Carl Danielson, who went to Gambler Bay after geese Saturday and came back with a goose egg 0O), nevertheless proved willing helper for the more successful mem hers Of his party, except that he gept hearing geese honking all the way home. T
 With pair of Canadian honke& slung ever his back on the hike pack to the boat, Danielson turned around time and again to look for the source of the honks-and finally discovered that newly killed goose will hcnk every time it bumps against you.
 Also in the goose egg division was Milt Daniel, another one of the Gambler Bay hunters who made the trip on the Dart. Daniels, who spent all summer blasting clay pigeons to pieces at the Juneau Shotgun Club, didn't recognize birds wearing feathers.
 Dick Posen, new man in the Ter ritorial Department of Health, won high honors for the day, bringing down nine ducks and a goose. Lou Hudson and Joe Bird each collected a goose, Spec Paul took two geese and Bert Lybeck two mallards and three teal. Ray Mansfield brought down two teal, with Cot Hayes and R. B. Forrest lined up alongside Danielson and Daniel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-06

ENGAGEMENT OF
 FORMER JUNEAU
 GIRL |5 TOLD
Miss Helen Elizabeth Junes 10 Wed Robert Smith
 Ldney Nov. 1

MT and Mrs Hans tunes, plon- ger residents of Fairbanks, Alaska, announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Elizabeth, to Rob- ert Smith Laney, son of Mrs. Lila M Bison and MT. M l.. Laney of Seattle, Washington.
 Born in Fairbanks, Miss Junes received her elementary and high school education there and was graduated from the University of Alaska in 1885, with major in Business Administration. Active in the B. A. Club and Dramatic Club, she appeared in several college plays.
 It will be remembered that Miss Junes, with charlotte Wehner Ames, made the "On to Mexico" tour sponsored by the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner and various Fair banks business firms, in the spring of 1887. Enroute to the Golden Heart City on her return voyage to Alaska Miss Junes stopped off at Juneau, and while in the Capital City joined the staff of the newly created Department of Public Well fare In 1898 she became secre- tary to the Executive Secretary of the Alaska Planning Council and remained with that organization until the summer of 194O, when she accepted a position with the Civil Aeronautics Administration in An chorage.
 MT. Laney was born in Seattle and received his education in the Queen City. The two met in Jun eau where MT Laney was employed by the firm of N Lester Troast & Associates, Architects. He was also program director for radio station KINY at Juneau and one of the organizers of the Royal Alaskans', popular Juneau dance. band. He IS now residing in Seattle where he is associated with the architectural firm of Naramore and Brady.
 Both Mir. Laney end Miss Junes were popular members of the Jun- eau Ski Club. The bride-elect is g member of the Anchorage Ski Club, the Perseverance Rebekah Lodge of Juneau, and the Univer- sity of Alaska Alumni Assoc. She is also a charter member of the Fairbanks Order of Rainbow for Girls.
 Leaving the Westward on the steamer Aleutian this month, Miss Junes will visit with friends in Juneau for week before continu- ing her voyage to Seattle, where she and Mir Laney will be married on November at a ceremony to be performed at the University Lutheran Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-06
A. C. FiCkIins Are
 Fefed at Numerous
 Parties While Here

Honoring MT. and Mrs. A G. Ficklin, who are visiting in Juneau, Gov. and Mrs. Ernest Gruening entertained at dinner party Sat urday evening in the Governors $ Mansion. The evening was spent playing duplicate bridge by the 28 guests, and honors were taken by Mrs. Wellman Holbrook, Mrs. Frank Metcalf, A. G. Ficklin and R. E. Robertson.
 The Fiicklins have been visiting here with Mrs. Ficklins brother and sister r-in-law, Judge and Mrs. George F. Alexander. They plan to return to their home in King City, Missouri, sa0n sailing for the south on the Yukon.
 A series of parties have been given complimenting the Ficklins during their visit, which is their first trip to the Territory. The Alexanders have entertained at a breakfast and a buffet supper, and tonight MT. and Mrs. Walter Scott will be hosts at a venison dinner fer the visitors.
 Others who have feted the Flick lins are MT. and Mrs. Robert Simp- son, MT. and Mrs. Jack Hellenthal, MT. and Mrs. Frank Metcalf, Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Williams, MT and Mrs. William Mahoney, Mrs. Flour inc Housel, Mrs. J. J. Meherin Mrs Jesse Graham and Mrs. Charles Goldstein.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-06
PuIIens Leave for
 Trip Through States

w. s. Pullen, manager of the AL aska Electric Light and Power Com pany and Mrs. Pullen left during the weekend on the Mount Me Kinley for a combined business and vacation trip Tn the States.
 The Pullens will go to Washing ton, D. C., for a visit with their son and then go to Maine to visit relatives there. On their return from the East they will stop in Denver for a visit with their daugh- ter, Mrs. Emerson Elicit, and their two grandchildren, Emerson, Jr., and Mary Virginia.
 On the west coast, the Pullens will stop in Los Angeles, San Fran cisco, and Seattle, returning to Juneau in about one month.