The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-14

CNClllllB WlJil ~ pItScIll, lIlt lildlli topic of discussion was the Christ mas program for the TB sanatorium and just what part the Woman's Club would take. AS planned there is to be a tree for each ward and Ia gift for ever patient. Refresh ments were served by Mrs Alma Everson, Mrs. Fairbanks, and Mrs. Dorothy Carroll.
 Wednesday evening, November 13, the P-TA will hold open house for the fathers and mothers of the school children. The meeting will be held at the school house.
 Miss Barbara Taylor and Miss Margaret Hoveth of New York bicycled their way across the States and then came to Alaska for a tip over the Territory, bringing their bicycles with them. They left for Juneau on the Louise, after spending several days in town.
 
 
 The Emblem Club met at the Elk's Hall Friday evening with 28 present. After an extended business session, bowling was enjoyed, after which refreshments were served by a committee consisting of Mrs. Ev- erson, Mrs. II. Frazer and Enearl
 Whitehorse residents who regis tered at the Golden North this past week were D. Hadden, M F. Bird, Ida Chipman, Maj. D. M. Maunsell, Capt. E. A. McRae and S. E. Jenson.
 Thelma B. Hackenberger of Haines flew to Skagway last week and entered the hospital for medi- cal attention.
 Mrs. Aline V. Ewing, who has been visitinng relatives in Nenana was guest at the Golden North this week while waiting for the boat south.
 Lyman Reyroidson, ST, retired Express Agent from Skagway. writes that he is enjoying life CT leis- ure with his family in Seattle. He also wishes to be remembered to all his friends.
 The Womans Club has purchas- ed desk from the White Pass for use in their club rooms.
 Among the registrants at the Golden North Hotel the past few days were A. w. Mayhall of Nome, V. L. Broadway of Anchorage and F. M. Hodges of Fairbanks.
 Officers of the Alaska Presbyter- ial Society and party arrived in Skagway the morning of the 9th aboard the Princeton Hall. We'd nesday afternoon the first meeting was held in the Church after which Mrs. Dell was hostess in the recrea- tion center to the ladies Wednesday evening a banquet was given at the Skagway Grill with 46 present. Special programs were prepared for this by Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Ward. Green candles and pink carnations made a pleasing color combination for the tables.
 Thursday afternoon another meet ing was held with special talks by Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Swanson Following the church service a so- cial hour was enjoyed in the Sun- day school room with delicious re- treatments by Mrs. Phillip Olsen and Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi.
 Special sessions for the children were held each afternoon.
 Guests were Mesdames Vernon Swanson of Craig, Elwood Hunter of Sitka, Ed Freeman from Ketchi- kan, and Mrs. Frank Price of Sitka. Also present were MT. and Mrs. Burroughs and the Rev. Paul Prouty
 The party left for Juneau and their various home Friday morn- ing.
 Saturday, November 16 has final ly been announced as the date for the annual school carnival. The program will begin in the gymnas- ium at o'clock, with every stu dent participating. Following this there will be various games, jitney dance and refreshments. There will also be a door prize.
 Mrs. E. Richter will entertain the Women's Church Auxiliary at her home for their December meeting.
 The American Legion will cele- brate Armistice Day with a dance in their hall on Broadway. Frank Gentle will play the drums during the absence of Doc Policy. A tur- key will be awarded