The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-28

MfS. JOllIl ffOiiyWOOu WdS llOotSS' at luncheon for the Sewing Club last Thursday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Frank Price, Mrs Frank Cashel, Mrs. Ray Elliott, Mrs Nick Lindquist and Mrs. D. A. Hope
 The Sewing and Card Club met at the home of Mrs. Howard Mudl- man Thursday of last week. Pres ent were Mrs. Verne McGraw, Mrs. Howard Hunter and Mrs. Robert Hagen.
 Mrs. L. c. Berg was hostess at a dessert luncheon Thursday of this week to the Lutheran Women of the Church. Mrs. Clyde Franks led the devotional hour.
 Members of St. Peters Guild have scheduled a silver tea, goodie sale and Christmas Bazaar at Victory House for November A. On Tuesday the Guild met at the home of Mrs. Mary Whittimore for a dessert The afternoon was spent in preparation for the Bazaar. members were present.
 MT and Mrs. Wm. Walton en- tertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of their daughter Lorettas S ninth birthday and Mickey Kasa- kan's 4th birthday. Other guests included Roberta Kasakan, Joanne wrence, Anna Marie Ward, Sandra Lee Forsythe, Harold Don nelly, David Rhodes, Georgia Law renee, Sophia Strand and Nancy Carol Yaw.
 Tuesday evening the Pinochle Club met at the home of Mrs. Wal lace Mcdonald. Mrs. Lloyd Tilson won first prize and Mrs. Al Richter won consolation prize Other mem- bers present were Mrs. Charles Pet crson, Mrs Miles McGraw, Mrs. M. Whitney, Mrs Lena Mrs. Carl Susort and Mrs. Frank Deiner.
 Wednesday evening the Masonic Club held meeting at the Dugout. They decided to give dinner to be followed by cards and dancing on the evening of November 6. Ap- pointed to make arrangements were Wortman, Harold Veatch and c. B. Hodgins.
 On Monday Mrs. Mae McNulty in honor of Karen Lee fourth birthday. Her guests were Mae, Joe and Nickie Dixon, and Terry Nelson.
 Mrs. George Henderson has been confined to her home for several days with an attack of flu.
 Monday morning, Bob Gaylord, Rex Marchant and Jack Garret left 1n a short vacation trip to Biorka, returning to town Wednesday after noon.
 Thursday morning Bob Gaylord and Lloyd Williamson left in the atter's boat the Jerry-S for a weeks around Hirst- -Chichagof.
 On Friday, Mrs. Ruben Fraki was hostess at a farewell luncheon and shower for Mrs. Art Hall, who plans 10 leave with her children for An chorage to join her husband. Guests invited were Mrs. Art Billy, Mrs Ar hold Curtis, Mrs. Sam Troutman, Mrs. Jess McGraw, Mrs. Harold Donnelly, Mrs. Bill Newcom and Mrs. John Holic.
 Paul Heckel, manager of the Sani- 5ary Market plans to fly to Juneau this weekend, weather permitting, to meet his nephew, Ed Thornton and return to Sitka with him on the North Sea. Ed Thornton plans to enter school here and spend the winter with his uncle.
 The High School and Grade School students have plans made for their annual Halloween cele- brations. The Grade School stu dents will have afternoon costume parties in their class rooms with the exception of the 7th grade, which is having an evening scavenger hunt.
 The High School students 'are having a party this Saturday eve hing at Victory House, hosts for the evening being the Sophomore Class with Miss Florence Hobbs as advisor. The evening will be spent playing games and dancing.
 Mrs. Robert Gaylord was hostess to the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority evening. Arrangements