The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-17
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 rliady evening a group of friends rathered at the home of Mrs. John Hollywood cn the occasion of her hirhday 10 offer congratulations tnd rememberances.
 The gloup completely surprised 1Il. Hollywood. who received many lovely .fs. During the evening lu1my Was played. Delicious re- Z aucat including a decorated filEe-ay cake were served.
 Ih.e- present were MT. and Mrs. Eisk Ilnaauist, MT. and Mrs. Frank r.,,. mr. and Mrs. Harold Donnelly, alr and Mrs. Ray Elliott, Miss Dorothy Stcddard, Sgt. Harry Bell, th7 guest of honor and her husband. IIr. rnl Mrs. Ben Benson and MT. -r4 Mrs. William Hollywood were unable to attend. /
 A delightful card party was gly- en by the ladies of St. Peters Guild on Saturday evening, February 10, at the See house.
 Taking first prize at bridge were Mrs. E. M. Goddard and Ray Peter man. while the consolation awards went to Mrs. Bess Alexander and Clarence Bands.
 Mrs Oliver Eldrige won the prize at anagrarls.
 Winning high prizes at pinochle were Mrs. Jack Culbert and Fred Easley while the consolation prizes were awarded to Mrs. Foster Mills and Sam Troutman.
 Delicious refreshments were serv- ed at the conclusion of the games. A novel Valentine Tree cent9red the refreshment table.
 Students of the eien.n graue were hosts to all the students Of the High School cn Saturday evening when they gave 8 Valentino party in the school gym.
 Duringf the evening games were played and dancing to the music of Elaines orchestra was enjoyed. All the students of the eighth grade participated in the arrangements under the direction of their advisor, Miss Florence Hobbs.
 Friday evening, J. D. Littlepage was host to friends at dinner at the U.S.O. Victory House. Those present other than the host were MT and Mrs Frank Metcalf, Mir. and Mrs. E. M Goddard, and MT. and Mrs. Frank Calvin.
 Superintendent T. J. Cole was sur prised by the members of the Physics class, who arranged an informal birthday celebration in his honor.
 Refreshments Of cokes and candy were enjoyed by all MT. Cole show ed pictures which he had taken of Alaska scenes and various school aotiv,ties3
 At n oelok Saturday morning, Fahrusr3' 10, Miss Virginia Alice Inly became the bride of Henry Paul DsleaDe, 6 Is U.s.C.GR. at a ceremony 1esd by U z. Cosnnlissi7n- e " " xnight. M
 Attending the bridal couple were Nr and Mrs E.ef7oy Ozenne.
 The hrioss vnrea gray tailored sui black pinlsoa hat and .prey acces- sclies HefScsfsags WIS fashioned of }lue ais na1s yslls~ toses and orn- ithogaium ra & &
 AG LsF,G3 Ozsnrc, the nlatron cf Ecncr, wa@e ereen dreEsmakcr suit black accessories, and a cor sage li daf9odils and pom-poms
 The ride is the daughter of MT. and A-rs. IlllV of Spokane, Wash lugt9a, and more recently of Ketchi- kaD. Alaska.
 MT. Delcano is the son of MT. and Mrs H P Delcano of Los Angeles, California.
 T'he couple will make their home here, and have taken an apartment at the Peterman Courts.
 MT. and Mrs Ray Petsrman were hosts at an informal wedding de- ception for the couple on Saturday afternoon. f.W
 The refreshment table was spread with an ecru lace cloth and cen tered with a wedding cake topped with the figures of bride and groom. Mrs LeRoy Ozerne presid- ed at the coffee urn