The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-09

Mrs. Jack Lee won the first prize al
 Mrs. Frank Schulters won the con solation prize at game.
 The Cub Scouts met Friday eve ming at the Community Centre. AT. hold Gutfeld, Roger Cotton Dener) Carl Mulvihill, Carl Nord, and Eril
 Selmer (Den Chief) gave an Indiar Ceremonial Dance. John Dodge pre-.
 sented Erik Selmer with a der
 Chiefs shoulder strap and. cord
 and Carl Mulvihill with his second
 hadge, the Bear Badge.
 4 The annual Woman's Club Ban
 quet was held Friday evening al the Skagway Grill with 18 members attending. After the banquet short business meeting was held in the club room. Arrangements were made for the Playground Committee tc remain active au summer, and fol a committed to meet with the Libra " Board to see about refacing the front of the building.
 The Candlelignt insfaliation cere- mony for the officers for the com ing club year was then given with Mrs L. Frolander acting as the h. stalling Officer and Mrs. L. McGuane the page. The officers installed were Mrs Ingrid Nord, President; Mrs Mavis Soldin and Mrs. Besse Ded- man. Vice-Presidents; Miss Gail Erimhall, Treasurer; Mrs. Barbara Kalenkosky, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Selmer, Correspond ing Secretary; Courtesy Chairman, Mrs. Abbie Sparks; and Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Anne Hestnes.
 Before presenting the program Mrs. Selmer thanked the outgoing officers for their splendid work throughout the past year and pre- sented Mrs Mavis Soldin with a Presidents pin, a gift from the members of the Club
 A quintette, Mrs Gloria Gentle, Mrs. Theo Eagle, Mrs Ingrid Nord, Mrs. Jacqueline Budd, and Mrs. Juanita Stevenson accompanied by Mrs. Isabel Flynn-sang On the Mississippi" Mrs. Nord and Mrs. Stevenson played two piano duets "Aragonese" by Massenet and "Po- lonaise" by Chopin. Mrs. Stevenson sang several request numbers and lead the group in community sing ing rnitl, refreshments were served.
 The cup fund for the evening was presented to the new son of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Carroll
 Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld entertained Saturday afternoon, May 29, to cele- brate her son Arnold Roberts tenth tirthday Four of his fgiends, Mioheal and Joseph Rafferty, Roger Coltcn, and Erik Selmer, spent the afternoon playing games and eat ing celicious refreshments.
 The Broadway Theatre which has been closed for redecorating for sev- eral weeks reopened Saturday eve- ming when the Organ Committee for the Pres1yterian Church pre- sented the Great Waltz" to raise additional funds for the new Ham mend organ they are purchasing. Picture and theatre were donated for the evening by William Feero, Jr.
 MT and Mrs. w. Stevenson gave a party Saturday evening to compli- ment Mrs. Malcolm Moe on her Birthday. The guests were Mrs Bar ney Anderson, MT. and Mrs. Roy Eagle, MT. and Mrs. George Villesvik, MT. and Mrs. w. Beitinger, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Hoyt, MT and. Mrs. Bruce Boynton, MT. and Mrs. J. Sheleby, MT. and Mrs. L. McGuane, MT. and Mrs. Gail Budd, MT. and Mrs. Art Larson, MT. and Mrs. M. A. Brown, MT. and Mrs. Harold Crandall, MT. and Mrs. Alec Blanchard, MT and Mrs. Gordon Blanchard, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Carroll MT. and Mrs. Will liam Dewar, and Dr. and Mrs. P. I. Dahl. Mrs. Moe was presented with a number of lovely gifts.
 The Polaris Group of All girls went on a picnic Sunday afternoon, May 30 The girls and their leaders Mrs. M Moe and Mrs. J. iSheleby, spent the afternoon at Smuggler's Cove.
 Will Flynn gave a dinner-baked