The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-19

Hollywood, Miss Nina Elliott, Mss Betty Lou Elliott, Miss Doris Lind ouist and MT. and Mrs. William Hollywood.
 Mrs. Marie Brightman was hostess Tuesday evening at a dinner party honoring Chief William Sarvella and Stf. Sgt. Chris Larson, who are home on leave. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Wm Sarvella, Stf. Sgt. Chris Larson, MT. and Mrs. James Erightman, Timmy Brightman, MT. and Mrs. Trigve Strom, MT, and Mrs. Hugh Pace, Mrs. Rudolph Sarvella, Mist. Sgt. Laurie Saryella, MT and Mrs. Charles Wortman and Miss Louise Brightman.
 Cpl. Harold Dawson, who with his wife, has been visiting his parents, MT and Mrs. R. H. Dawson, is leav- ing on the North Sea for Camp Kreuger, Oklahoma, to which his medical unit has been transferred from the Aleutians. Mrs. Dawson will accompany her husband as far as Juneau and then return to Sitka fer an indefinite period.
 The Moose Basket Social and St. Patricks Dance Wednesday night, was a great success both financially and socially:
 The Beta Sigma Phi sponsored dance at the USO Thursday night was well attended by service men and civilians. The hall was attrac- lively decorated with St. Patrick's Bay motif and music. was by Elaine's orchestra.
 Saturday afternoon the Sitka Wo- mems Club held silver tea in the USO lobby. Attendance was by in- vitation only. Presiding at the tea table during the afternoon were the presidents of all the womens organ izations in town. The Womens Club hopes to make the tea an annual event
 Round trippers on the North Sea this week end were a USO en- tertainment troop of three women and man, who gave a show at the Base while the ship was in port.
 Lean James, a civil service em- pioyee on Japonski, received a letter from the States stating that the mother of Rolf Hanson had receiv- ed wire telling of the release of MT and HTS. Rolf Hanson from an internment camp in Manila, in which they had been imprisoned since Pearl Harbor. Mrs. Rolf Han sen was Donna Taylor, a school teacher in Juneau for many years before her marriage.
 Henry Moy arrived on his newly purchased boat, the Phoenix II, on Wednesday afte. Q seven day trip towing barge from Juneau for the Territory Construction Company. He spent several days at Hawk Inlet waiting for weather.
 The 65-foot calnery tender which was built in Andrew Hopes boat yard for Fred Brandes, Jr, of An goon, will be launched on Sunday mornings tide. The boat, as yet ln- named, will be chartered by the Pyramid Fisheries Company in Sitka this summer.
 MT and Mrs. Dave Westerberg. managers of the theatre in Peters, burg, were round trippers on the North Sea and visited friends while the ship was in port.
 Arriving on the North Sea was Mrs. Grace Chase, who will care for the Carl Peterson family, while her sister, Mrs. Peterson, is hospital ized in Seattle. Mrs. Paul Ellis, who cared fer the Peterson children while MT. and Mrs. Carl Peterson were vacationing in the States, will re- turn to her home in Anchorage. Also arriving on the North Sea were MT. and Mrs. Carl Buchanan, and their children, Carl, Jr,, Nadine and Garner. MT Buchanan is a fisherman and the family spent the winter vacationing in the States.
 MT and Mrs. Chris Jackson have announced the marriage of their sons, George and Anton to two sis ters, in Everett, Washington. An ton Jackson and Jewel Hanson were married February B, and George Jackson and Patricia Hanson were married March B. The brides are