The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-17

oes't4OllSQ III AlSlOldSCt dliANtU III Skagway November l, to do dental work for members of the ACS here. He had finished similar work re- gently in Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau and Sitka. He left for Juneau by Alaska Coastals November 4. From there he plans to return to Anchorage.
 Mrs Frank Gentle and Mrs. c. J. Roehr went to Whitehorse, Y. T. last Monday to have some den- tai work done. They returned home Wednesday afternoon,
 Miss Laverne Wright and Louis DeHoyos, of San Antonio, Texas, were united in marriage Wednes- day afternoon by the U. S. Com missioner, Mrs Mary McCann, at her home. Mrs. Percy Colton, Mrs. Ruth Alice, and Charles Wright, the brides father, were the witness es Mir. DeHoyos is stationed at present in Skagway with the ACS and the young couple will make their home in one of the Soldin Apartments. A reception was held in the evening at the home.
 Mrs. V. Rafferty, Mrs. Roy Eagle, Mrs. Villisvik and Mrs. Noel Pen nington gave very lovely farewell tea to honor Mrs. Harry Honius and Mrs. Henry William at the Pennington home Monday after noon, November 3, from to 4:30. Mrs. P I. Dahl and Mrs. William Dewar poured. They were assist led with the refreshments by Mrs. P. E. Olsen Twenty-six guests were present.
 Miss Mary Pullen gave lunch con to honor Mrs. Harry Honius and Mrs. Henry Williams at the Pullen House, Friday, November T.
 Mrs. Walter Self gave a fare well luncheon for Mrs. Honius and Mrs. Williams at her home Sat urday, November 8, at D. m. The guests were Mrs. P. I. Dahl, Miss Mary Pullen, Mrs. George Lingle, Mrs. Elwin Dell, Mrs. Roy Eagle, Mrs. George Villisvik, Mrs. William Wasser, Mrs. P E. Olsen and Mrs. Noel Pennington.
 MT. and Mrs. Charlie Hermans and daughter Sharon left on the Princess Louise Nov 5 to make a trip to St. Louis, Mo.
 Thursday morning found Skag way a picture of winter beauty with a banket of soft snow over everything. No wind made it $ play time for all the children, and everyone had grand time except little seven -year-old Judy Ann Lin- gle, who had the misfortune to meet up with a hard snowfall. She was taken to the hospital where it was thought that no serious in jury was done aside from cut cheek and badly swollen left eye. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pres byterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Elwin Dell Thursday after noon Fifteen members were pres ent and three new members, Mrs. Eagle, Mrs. Villisvik and Mrs. Pen nington, were added to the mem bership roll After delicious re- treatments were served farewell gifts of pins were given to Mrs. Harry Honius and Mrs Henry Williams. Mrs. J. Dodge will be the hostess at the next meeting. MT. Aubrey Simmons, Customs Officer of Whitehorse, Y. T., left on the Louise Nov. to go to Van couver.
 Double-header basketball games were played in the Skagway Pub- lie School gymnasium Tuesday and Friday evenings. Both games were good and there was most enthus- iastic cheering section.
 The scores for Tuesdays games were: Partners versus Elks, 41 to 29 in favor of the Partners. George Bloom was high man for the Pan thers and Dick Fisk for the Elks. In the second game, the Rays vs. the Eagles, the score was 56 to 40e in favor of Rays. Bob North was high for Rays with 20 points and Bob lSelmer for the Eagles with 21 points.
 In the first game Friday eve- ming, the Eagles vs the Partners the score was 23 to IT in favor of the Partners. Willie Andrews was high man for the Partners