The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-26

Montana. Sen. Murray has have moved into the upstairs apart mert.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Dodge en- tertained MT. and Mrs. Johnny O'Daniels and MT. and Mrs. Don- aid Keeney at dinner Tuesday eve ming.
 A regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Skagway Aerie No 25, F. o. E., was held Tuesday eve- ming. Further rules were read con cerning funeral benefits and much stress was put on the fact delin- quency prohibits a number from be- ing eligible. After paying up all Lack dues the member is eligible at once to all benefits. The auxiliary went on record as protesting the apparently unfair decision regard | ing the memrers of long standing who are over 55 years of age as of June l, 1948, and therefore not eligible to benefits. This group in cluded some of the charter members who have been active and have help ed tuild the auxiliary The auxiliary will serve refreshments at the Eagles dances this winter. They decided to have a series of card par ties for the members to be held af- ter each meeting with a prize to Ee given at the end of the series. The first card party will be held af- ter the meeting of November g.
 Mrs. M. Moe and Mrs. G. Villes- vik were appointed to act as com mittee to determine the length of the series.
 Refreshments were served by Mrs. Pauline Pribbernow and Mrs. Ora Lee Logan at Mrs. Pribbernow's home
 The George w. Skinner yacht and the Lenore were in port on Wednesday.
 The Florence Circle of the Order of the Eastern Star met Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs George Villesvik, with Miss Lotiie Gaffy serving delicious refresh ments. Fourteen memters were pres ent. The ladies voted to make Na- omi Chapter a money gift of $50 to be used for various charities.
 Little Kay Lamereaux, who has keen ill since last spring in the Laurel Beach Sanitarium in Seattle, 1 is strong enough now that shs is i permitted to be up for short time each day.
 The Princess Louise was in port Wednesday and Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Roehr return ed from Seattle where they had spent seven weeks while MT Roehr was having medical attention. MT. and Mrs. Charles Burnham arrived from Plains, Montana, where | they were married recently MT. Burnham is employed at the Tank Farm in Skagway. Leaving on the Louise were Mrs. Kay Merrill. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dixie Turpin, this past summer; Mrs Myrtle Terry for California to visit friends and relatives for six weeks; Mrs. Marjorie Moebus re- turned to her home in Seattle after visiting Mir and Mrs. Emil Fall for several months; Mrs. Peggy Beale went to Seattle on three months holiday, and Mrs. Hazel Haney from White Pass will be the cook at the White Pass Hospital during her ab- Sence.
 MT. and Mrs. Ted Gregg and children Teddy and Babbie, arrived Wednesday on the Chilkoot Barge from Fort Chilkoot to make their home in Skagway.
 Mrs. John Dodge and Mrs. Hans Soldin gave a reception Wednesday evening at the Manse to honor MT. and Mrs. Charles Burnham. The long living room was beautifully decorated with white wedding bells and lighted with tall white tapers. Each guest had to work out rath- CT complicated list of instructions which, when completed. invited him to partake of the delicious refresh- ments Mrs F. D. Calkins, Mrs F. L. Calkins and Miss Mavis Irene Soloin assisted in the serving.
 Nova Warner, of Cochrane, AL berta, has purchased the property known as The White House" on Il