The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-14

Earth, who was living in the houst sustained a loss of personal property in the attic.
 A chimney fire at the Erler Hote resulted in an alarm about 8 o'clock The blaze was quickly extinguishec and no damage was reported.
 MT. and Mrs. Arnold Curtis were hosts to a few friends at dinner al their home Saturday evening. The affair celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary.
 Guests were MT and Mrs. Johr Do,enc, Miss Arleen Dolenc, ano MT. and Mrs. Pete Banner. The eve ming was spent playing cards. A group o1 her friends called at the home of Mrs Al Lindegard on Friday evening. Mrs. Lindegard is planning to make trip to the states soon.
 The evening was spent enjoying music and visiting. Refreshments brought by the guests were served later.
 These present were the Mesdames Lucille Reinke A. Thomas, N. E Thomp4 on, John Hollywood, and E M. Goddard.
 | Thursday evening MT. and Mrs Foster Mills entertained friends at 0 dinner party in their home. The occasion honored MT. and Mrs. Karl Scharpenberg, who are visiting here with their son and daughter-in-la law pr. and Mrs. Louis Scharpenberg.
 Other guests were Mrs. Lydia Til son, Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Hodgins, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Scharpenberg, and MT. Dan Moller. During the evening, MT Moller showed moving pictures of his trip across Baranof ] Island.
 On Friday evening Mrs. William c. Charteris entertained friends at her home One table of bridge was in play.
 Guests were Mesdames Jack Cal win, Frank Calvin, and Clyde Hager Later in the evening, Mrs. Charles Wortman, Mrs. William Sarvela Clyde Hager, Frank Calvin, and Jack Calvin joined the party for refreshments.
 Many groups of hunters left Sitka over the weekend. Saturday a group aboard the Beverly, MT. Dex- ters boat, left to hunt in the vicinity of Hoonah Sound The hunters were Ed Loidhammer, Carl Rusher, Mel Race, and Rodney Ohlen.
 A group of High School boys, aboard the Elk hunted in the same vicinity. Frank Martin, Bob Wag- her, Lee Rhodes, Stanley Westover, Wayne Westover, Larry Miller and Richard Frederickson were the members of the party.
 c. B. Hedges and Elliott Fletcher enjoyed weekend hunt on MT. Hedges boat
 Leaving aboard the Chicagoff Sunday morning for a hunting trip were MT and Mrs. Frank Calvin and son Jim, MT. and Mrs. Jack Calvin, and MT. and Mrs. J. b Littlepage. The group will make their headquarters at Chicagof where they will visit MT. and Mrs Jack Goudie at their home there.
 While their parents are out of town hunting, Miss Natasha Calvin is the house guest of Miss Kay Flet- cher; and Larry Calvin is the house guest of Wake Andersen.
 Mrs. c. B. Hedges will operate Calvin's Store while MT. and Mrs Calvin are on a hunting trip. Mrs. William C. Charteris, who received word that her husband Capt. Charteris, was in Anchorage enroute home on leave from the Army, left for Juneau by plane.
 A daughter, Pamela Anne, was born to It. and Mrs. Jack Ogan al SIS o'clock Friday morning at the Sheldon Jackson Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds and E ounces at birth. Mrs Jack. Ogan is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernie Carter.
 A telegram received by MT. ano Mrs. Nels Bredvik states that theil son It. Martin Bredvik has return ed from overseas duty with the Ail Corps and is now stationed in Cali fornia.
 It. Bredvik stated that he hoped to be able to enjoy leave in Sitks in the near future. He has been or duty in England as a navigator or a bomber and has been decorated as a result of action over Europe.
 Frank Price, Jr. was host to sev' eral friends at the home of his par ents on Etolin Street, Monday eve