The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-24

during the evening. Delicious re-
 treatments were served by the hos
 tesseS.
 Present in addition to the host esses were the Misses Gladys Ward,
 Betty Ward, Bernadine McGraw,
 Barbara Bands, Lydia Ann Tilson,
 Pauline Ballinger and Helen Yaw;
 Wayne Westover, Stanley Westovei,
 Harold Hodkins, Larry Miller, Lee
 Rhodes, Jay Coon, Jimmy Calvin,
 Frank Martin, Elmer Johnson, Rich
 ard Frederickson, Rony Herman, i Wally Wagner and Fred McNulty.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Avrit entertain ed friends at their home last Sat- urday evening at dinner proceed ing the dance. Guests were MT. and Mrs. Carl Ludy and MT. and Mrs, Clarence Bands.
 T7F --fs1 ts 1 MT. and Mrs. Harold Veatch were ! hosts at a. cocktail party proceeding the dance on Saturday evening.
 Friends in Sitka received word of the marriage of Sgt. Erwin Greene. who was with the A.C.S. in Sitka for nearly three years. ] Miss Mildred Meyers and Sgt. Erwin Greene were united in mar riage on Wednesday evening Janu- ary 31, in St. Johns Episcopal Church in Seattle, the Reverend Walter N. Horn officiating. i Mrs. Greene was born in Ketch- ikan, but later made her home in Bellingham, Washington. Mrs. Charles Schofner entertained guests at dinner party on Satur- day evening in honor of her hus- bands birthday. Guests were Mrs. Lucille Reinke, Miss Louise Holt, and A. B. Holt.
 Henry Moy recently took plane passage for Rose Inlet where he will take command of his boat, "Phoenlx IT." cannery tender which he pur- chased from P. E. Harris and Com pany. e..., Mining classes began Tuesday might when 0. R. Burley of the Ex- ltension Staff of the University of Alaska registered those who were in- terested in the subject. The course 1 will he of three weeks duration. For the Mems Bowling Tourna- ment, the team standings are as follows: Medics, l2 points; Elks, 9 points; C-A.A, points; Northland, l 6 points; Moose. 5 points. ] The Governors office in Juneau has announced the appointment of J. D. Littlepage to the Board of Engineers and Architects Examin- CTS for six year term. MT. Little page is manager of the Sitka Public Utilities.
 Rotary Club, on Tuesday, had as iguests at the weekly luncheon humber of local service men who are
 nome on leave; Pfc. Heindrick Bred-
 yik, Sgt. Chris Larsen, Chief Char 4 les M. Peterson, B. M. .2ic Frank Tilson and Pfc. Merle. Enlo,. 4 ' Ss8 F--lF 9Ess3s I Dr. and Mrs. Louis AScharpenberg entertained at dipner party at ltheir home Saturday evening Guests ! were Mir. and Mrs. Frank Calvin, | Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Cole, and MT. . and Mrs. Frank Hennessy. II Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harold
 Melby entertained at children's
 tea for her two daughters, Annie land Bonnie.
 Fl Animated cartoons were the theme of the party, being used in the RI yan1es, prizes and decorations. RI Those present were Annie and | Bonnie Melby, Marlene Frederick
 son, Alice Gillis, Nancy Yaw. Caro-
 line Isaacson, Sonia Fraki, Georgia
 Bea Price, Cheryl McGraw, NadJa
 Rogge, Louella Anderson andd Lois
 Ann Calvin.
 A family birthday dinner giveL oy Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Boyd hono-- sd Mrs. Andy Lorentzen. The party
 was Sunday evening at the Boyd | home, and guests for the dinner were MT and Mrs. Andy Lorentzen and Jerry Finch.
 Commander and Mrs Henry Campbell and Mrs. Maude Wakefield entertained group of friends at [ 1inner at the home of the latter Those present other than the host. were the Misses Sara Fernald, Hell n Ewart, Mildred Dunn, Adelaide | lomen, Louella Anderson, Mir. ant Mrs. E. M Goddard and Wakefield ! Anderson.
 Fl Tuesday evening, Corp. Ed Scott 'ntertained friends at chicken inner which he prepared and sers- I d at the U.S.O.
 l His guests included MT. and Mrs | ,, G. Stuart, Mrs Paul Ellis and