The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-01
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Bennett. Mir and Mrs. Don Mag nuss9n and Mrs Iris Jones.
 MT and Mrs. J. E. Mccarthy
 who were house guests of the Louis Rapuzzis the past week movad into one of Mary Pullen's houses on Spring Street.
 |. MI and Mrs. John Lunde, and
 lovely new daughter Christine
 Elizabeth. returned to Skagway On the Estebeth. Mrs. Lunde was hosptalized in Juneau, where the Lundes spent the past three months. They say they prefer the skagway climate. Too much rain in Juneau.
 Louis Deverell, Fl years of age, passed away at the White Pass Hospital Tuesday after brief ill- regs. He was buried at 6 o'clock from the Eagles Hall, under the auspices of the lodge of which he was the eldest Skagway member. President Malcolm Moe and Chap lain Nj. E. Rogers conducted the services at the hall and the grave side. Pallbearers were c. A. Car roll. Bruce Boynton, Bill Heidel- bereer. Phillip Olson and Art Tun- ley
 Louis Deverell and his mother, a widow came to Skagway in '98 from New Jersey. Mrs. Deyerell was the first person in Skagway to raise chickens, which she sold at fabulous prices She also raised beautiful flowers for sale to the tourists. After the death of his mother, some 20 years ago, he remained in Skagway, working for the White Pass. There are no sur vivors and he left nothing but his personal effects
 Interment was made in the Skag- way cemetery.
 Louis Seliner has left for White horse to fly to Anchorage to visit lis brother, V. R. Selmer, a few days. Mrs. Selmer accompanied him as far as Lake Bennett.
 Mrs. Marianne Mozee Milligan is leaving for Juneau, where ste will take up her residence the next few weeks. Mrs. Milligan is an artist of merit, her pastel landscapes being works of beauty. She plans to paint Juneau scenes and later will hold an exhibit of her work. She has been living in tie Policy apartment.
 A few pairs of roiier skates have been ordered for use in the Community Hall, and if and when they are received more may be ord cred. Volunteers to help prepare the floor for skating are needed.
 To- All Cut was recognized Saturday, March 15, and met at the Community Hall, where the group was divided into two clubs, one older and enc younger girls. Mis-. Phillip Olsen and Mrs. Wm Burfield will supervise the young CT group and Mrs, Mayis soldin and Mrs. Charles Roehr the old- CT girls. Refreshments were served after the meeting. The next meet ing date is April 5.
 Word has been received in Skag- way of the marriage of Virginia Fraley, one of the nurses at the TIE San, and LeRoy L. Colkins, flso a San employee. The wed- ding was performed by Commis- sioner Dennis of Sitka The bride was dressed in gray tailored suit with a corSage of white gar denias. She had as her attend ant, Miss Ruth Barlowe, who wore a black afternoon frock and cor ssge of white gardenias. John c. Johnson was lest man. Following the wedding a reception was held on Japonski Island.
 The Eastern Star members met last night at their hall in regular session. Refreshments were served late in the evening.
 Mrs. Mavis Soldin was hostess at her home on Fifth Avenue on Wednesday afternoon to the mem hers of the Florence Circle. After a pleasant afternoon of converse EsR!syii1{!5!! :!