The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-29
THURSDAY, JULY 29, l94S

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 and Mrs. Nancy Schulters, Mrs. Rita Gault, and Mrs. Florence Boyd be- came members of the Auxiliary Re- treatments were served at the home of Mrs. William Wasser with Mrs. Wasser and Mrs. J. D. True CO., hoStesseS.
 The ladies of the Mission Auxiliary gave very lovely tea Wednesday afternoon July IA. at the home of Mrs. Albert Hall to honor the Sis ter Superior of Piux X Mission, Sis ter Mary Claude, who will be trans ferred from Skagway in the near future. Twelve members of the Auxi- liary were present and all of the Sisters of the Mission attended dur ing the course of the afternoon. Mrs. V. Sparks presided. She was assisted in the serving by Mrs. Mary Mo Cam. The afternoon was spent with Sister Mary Claude reminiscing of the many years that she has spent in the Interior and the six years spent in Skagway The ladies of the Auxiliary presented her with gift, Mrs. Sparks acting as spokesman Delicious refreshments were served. The Rev. Dooge returned to Skag- way from Haines, July 13 on the Fairtide.
 Mrs. A. Speer ot Sitka arrived Monday, July 12, to visit MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Moe. Mrs. Speer and the Noes plan to spend several days fishing at the Portage, and then Mrs. Speer will go on to Whitehorse to visit her sister, Mrs. Jeff Riddle. MT and Mrs. Orrin Edwards have purchased the property at 18th and Spring Streets known as the La Fevre Property from Mrs Florence Story. They plan to move into their new home the first of the month The Princeton n-Hall was in port
 Thursday evening. Passengers on board were the Rev. and Mrs. Clee-
 land ans, their two sons from Kla-
 wack; Mrs. Wackman of Klawack
 Mrs. Gall and children from Hyda- 1 burg, and the Rev. and Mrs. Free man and children from Ketchikan l Alaska.
 | MT. and Mrs Gordon Chandler
 and their children Barbara and AL
 fred, and their dog Trixie flew to ! Juneau July IS. They plan to fly from
 Juneau Saturday by Pan American
 to Arryo Grande, Calif, for ar indefinite stay. Sid Fleishmann made
 the trip to Juneau with them. He
 returned to Skagway on Sundays plane.
 i The Rev. John Dodge and MT and Mrs. s. Skaff went to Haines Fri day on the Hall. Rev
 Dodge returned to Skagway on Sat
 urday's plane and MT. and Mrs
 Skaff on the Sunday plane. I Mrs. Hans Soldin, Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld, Miss Agatha Mason, ano
 Mrs. Osborne Selmer, Phyllis Olsen Lerene Burfield, Barbara Beitinger
 Maxine Brown, Shirley Cooper. Ar
 hold Gutfield, Erik Selmer, Dewey
 McCracken. and Richard Ramsey
 made the trip to Denver Glacier
 Friday, July 16.
 A regular meeting of the Emblem
 Club was held Friday evening, July
 Is. The Club pledged $50 to the
 swimming pool fund. A candy sale
 was planned to be held in the lobby
 of the Golden North Hotel July 19
 Mrs Dewar, Mrs. Dahl, and Mrs
 w. Heidelberger were put in charge
 of the sale
 Refreshments were served by Mrs 1 Morgan Reed, Mrs. M. V. Rafferty
 and Mrs. Harold Pribbernow. :; The evening was spent in bowling Roy Eagle and sons Phillip anc Terry, MT. George Villesyik and Bob
 Shye spent Friday and Saturday fishing at the Portage.
 Mrs. M V. Rafferty gave a party
 Saturday evening, July IT, to cele-
 brate her son Joseph's tenth birth
 day. A chicken dinner was enjoyed hy Joseph, his brother Micheal, ano their guests: Wallace and Lewis Lo-
 gan, Charles Tunley, Leslie Fair
 banks, Patrick and Micheal Sulli-
 van, Fred Boynton, Floyd Matthews
 Arnold Gutfeld; Bill Burfield anc
 Carl Nord The boys then went te the show in a group.
 O. P. Flynn and his daughter Mary
 Ellen flew to Juneau Friday to joir
 Mrs. Flynn. They were accompanied by Sharon McGauna. MT. and Mrs I Flynn returned home on Saturdays