The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-11

pr. Earl F. Graves, Government veterinarian from Palmer, spen' several days in Sitka inspecting the .ocal dairies, which he pronounced to be in excellent condition.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Hagen were -osts at a progressive farewell party given in honor of Capt. and Mrs. w. c. Charteris last riday evening. The evening started with cocktails at the Elks Club, continued with din ner at the Arrowhead Cafe at James town Bay and ended with dan eng at the Moose Club. Guests for the evening were Dr. and Mrs. Louis fC. Scharpenberg, MT and Mrs. James Brightman, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wortman, Mrs. Charles M. Peterson, Mrs. Earl Shennett, Mrs. Ka atherine Bavard, Mrs. Martha Kostrometinoff and Mrs. William Sarvella.
 Mrs. L. c Berg and Mrs. N. E. Thompson gave a surprise bapy shower for Mrs. Jack Krepps last Saturday afternoon at the Berg home. The shower gifts were pre- tented in a white, blue and pink decorated baby basket. Guests present were Mrs. Lyle LeRette, Mrs. Thomas Tilson, Mrs. Joe Skaris, Mrs. A. H. Wlckman, Mrs. Fred Coulson, Mrs. Marcella Irish, Mrs. Ferne Rigley, Mrs. Carl Peter son, Mrs. A. Thomas, Mrs. Ted Kettleson, Mrs. F. w. Radue, Mrs. Ernest Nygaard, Miss Marg garet t Morgan, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss Georgia Conneley, Miss Bina Cline and Miss Gladys Whittimore
 MT. and Mrs. Harold A. Veatch were hosts to MT. and Mrs. Roy Avrit and Richard Avrit last Sat- urday evening for dinner and bridge. Passengers leaving for the States on the last Northland were: Mrs. Nick Trierschieldt, who will visit her sister outside of Seattle; Earl Shen- i 9ett, who is making short busi- ness trip; Roy Harsin, one of the .crmer owners of Single O Taxi; MT and Mrs D. A. Hope, who dis posed of thelr barber shop and plan to settle in the States; Jacob Joseph, S2c. Nick Gray, S2c, and Albert Nelson, sac who have been visit ing relatives while on furlough; Stewart Beitzel, on short business trip.
 Mrs. Charles Whittimore left by plane Thursday enroute to the States on vacation trip. During i her absence Mrs Robert Gaylord will be employed at Comics Dress Shop.
 Elliott Fletcher, John Dolence and Arlene Dolence were guests of Ar nold Curtis lcst week end on a hunt ing trip aboard the Curtis boat.
 Dickey and Robbie DaSsoW, child
 en of MT. and Mrs. John Dassow of Ketchikan, left for home on the Northland after spending the sum- ner with their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. R H. Dawson.
 i Ted Carte.. proprietor of Carter's Florist Shop and Green House, ar lived from Juneau on the North land to sperd week with his wife.
 Sunday evening MT and Mrs. Francis Roach were hosts at a house warming given for Mrs. Roach's parents, Mr and Mrs. Jesse Me Graw at their new home on Etolin Street. Tho guests were MT. and Mrs, Don McGraw, MT. and Mrs.
 files McGraw, Mir. and Mrs. Ray -GcGraw, MT. and Mrs. Verne Mo Graw, Cal McGraw. Mir and Mrs
 rom Tilson, MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Tilson, MT. and Mrs. Wallace Mo i Donald, MT and Mrs Sam Trout man, Mir and Mrs. Harold Donnelly MT. and Mrs. Ruben Fraki, MT. and Mrs. Robert Hagen. MT. and Mrs 1 Art Franklin. Mrs. Robert Sehon- wald, Mrs. Frank Cashel and Henry Munsess.
 Mrs. Elliott Fletcher and Mrs. Al Goddard were eo-hosresses at the formers home to the Literary Group of the Sitka Women's Club or Tuesday afternoon. A dessert lunch 'on was served, followed by book review given by Mrs. Al Goddard Those present were Mrs. E. M. God lard, Mrs. Frank Calvin, Mrs. Stan. ley Totten, Mrs c. G. Stuart, Mrs Martha Kostrometinoff, Mrs. w K Grassle, Mrs. J. L. McNamara ano Mrs. Harold Veatch.
 On December fifth the group will meet at the home of Mrs. Martha Kostrometinoff