The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

occasion being in recognition o
 her birthday which was Dec. F
 Because of the terrifically col,
 weather at that time the Luncheon
 was postponed. Indications wer
 issued by the hostess, Mrs. c. C i Carroll, to Mesdames Paula Sel mer, Louis Selmer, Osbourne Sel mer, Lawrence McGuane, Charle Roehr, Harold Pribbernow, Day, Melcare and the guest of honor. l James Mullooly, an employee O the F. E. Company in Fairbank 'tor the past ten years, arrived il Skagway Wednesday evening on hi way to Seattle for a few months vacation. He has been working a Chatanika. He was pleasantly sur. prised to find that the Deputy In. spector of Customs who boarded the train was an old friend of ter years standing, whom he hadnt seen for the past seven. He ano Harry Honius had fine two days visit recalling old friends.
 Miss Patty Morehead spent three days in Skagway while waiting fol the Norah. Miss Morehead came over the highway from Fairbanks by bus and reported splendid trip. She has been employed at Ladd Fields the past seven months and is on her way to her home in Oklahoma. After brief visit with her family, she will marry L. B Collins, soldier she met soon after arriving in Fairbanks. MT Collins was recently sent out fol discharge. His home is in Texas They hope to return to the Terri tory.
 Oscar Carlson, who froze hi; hands and feet last month is still receiving hospital care. The Nell son taby was dismissed the first of the week after receiving medi- cal attention for pneumonia. The Boy Scout Leaders met al the home of Scout Leader Arthur Larson Friday evening to form g new Scout Patrol. They are also planning an overnight hike ir about three weeks. Flag and inl- tiation ceremonies will be held ir the near future at the Elks' Hall A small Standard Oil tanker ar- rived in port Thursday and left again that evening.
 Oscar Selmer is no longer with the Standard Oil Company here but has taken a position at Asks Store.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Pageler and daughter, who moved to Junear last week are back again on this boat. They stated they didn't like it there.
 The Sanatorium sOa4i was in- creased by the arrival of two nurses on the last boat.
 Fifteen little friends helped Dur no Franklin Thayer Riewe cele. brate his fifth birthday the after noon of January II, from to o'clock at the Riewe home on Third Avenue. Blue and white were the colors used for decorating the rooms. Refreshments were ice cream and fruit punch. Eacf little guest received a basket ot candy. Games were played during the afternoon, Durno's sisters, Faith Diane and Gloria Faye assisting their mother i'll keeping the chill dren entertained Twenty-one invitations were issued, but because of the colds prevalent. six children were unable to he present.
 MT. and Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld en- tertained at dinner Wednesday eve- ming in honor of Mrs. Gutfeld' s birthday. MT. and Mrs. John Kell- CT were the guests. The remainder of the evening was pleasantly pass ed playing cards.
 The Skagway Woman's Club held their first post-holiday meeting on Wednesday evening with a small at tendance. At their next meeting a display of the Arts and Craft work by patients at the Tuberculosis Sanatorium will be held
 The Emblem Club met on Fri day evening at the Elks Hall, with fairly good attendance. Re- freshments were served at the conclusion of the business session. alive!