The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19

in Whittier, Calif.
 Cam and Mrs. Paula Selmer, was first given, followed by another to Mother" by Mrs. Frank Gentle, and one to Daughter" by Mrs. Annette Briggs. Three musical numbers, a solo, Little Mother of Mine" written by Burleigh, was sung by Mrs Harry Honius, and two flute solos, played by Peter Van Zanten, concluded the hrief program. Miss Helen Wallace was accompanist for the musical selections. The attractive quilt which has been on display the past month was awarded to Mrs. Edna Rapuzzi.
 Mrs. Harriett Pullen entered the White Pass Hospital Wednesday for medical care. Mrs. Pullen, now in her 86th year, is not es- pecially ill, but is beginning to feel the effects of her many years.
 William Flynn will act as most Sunday afternoon at dinner at the Golden North Coffee Shop. Guests will be Mrs Owen Flynn and daughter. MT, and Mrs. George Burgess and daughter, and MT. and Mrs. J. L. McVey.
 On his last urip to the States, the Rev Gallant was able to pro- cure building materials for com pleting work on rebuilding the Plus x Mission, which was destroyed by fire in November, 1945. He re- ports that he intends to resume work in the near future and hopes to have the heating and plumbing fixtures installed before fall. Work will also be started on the five buildings to house the Mission children.
 Mrs. c. L. Anderson, wife or the school superintendent, and children, left on the last boat for Seattle. They will spend the sum- mer at Lewiston, Idaho, Mrs. An derson's former home.
 MT. and Mrs. " I. Hahn have their furnished home for sale.
 The students of the Skagway High were entertained at the Cor don Chandler home Friday eve- ming for a last get-to-gether of the school year.
 The pupils of the third and fourth grades were taken by their teacher, Mrs. Van Gorder, down on the beach Friday afternoon for a kite flying session in the high wind. Later the children were the guests of Mrs. c. McNe1 for IOOhltS dllu puiiSh.
 Ernest Policy was given fare well party by the children in the Fifth and Sixth grades yesterday afternoon at the school house. Er- nest will leave for Juneau on the Esteheth Tuesday to make his home.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Kuramai and MT. and Mrs. Clarence Matt son are occupying one of the Sol- din apartments while waiting for the Haines Highway to open. i w. Peterson, Carcross resident, spent several days in Skagway last week for dental attention.
 MT. and Mrs. Shute of Haines are living in Skagway, where Mrs. Shute will be hospitalized.
 Eddie and c. H. Ehrmann, new arrivals in town, are living in the Pullen house on the beach, re- gently vacated by Mir and Mrs Oscar Selmer, who left for Min nesota on the last boat. The Ehrmanns are working for the White Pass.
 l MT. and Mrs. w. Price left on the Hast boat for Florida, where they will make their home.
 Major M. A. Flock, Major O. U. Ilier, and the Misses M. M. Gull lock and A. Rogerson, Army nurses spent the weekend in Skagway They came from Whitehorse. The bquartette were guests at the Gold {. en North Hotel.
 Steve Sheldon, jr., member of the Employment Service in Juneau spent a short time in Skagway on business this week.
 l R. Berg, Fairbanks resident, was registered at the Golden North Hotel while awaiting arrival o1 the boat to take him to the States i-his first trip in 15 years.
 D. R. Stewart of Whitehorse