The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-12

lBoynton, Mrs. c. A. Anderson, Mrs Ed Hestnes, Mrs Orrin Edwards
 Mrs. Florence Story, Mrs. Ethel
 Market, Mrs. Max Kaponski, Mrs Wm. Bigham, Mrs. E. J. Fairbanks
 Mrs. Duncan Hukill and Mrs. Os- borne Selmer.
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 Mrs. William finegan is acting
 as night nurse at the White Pass
 Hospital ,at present.
 Mrs. Florence Story, her sons
 Dennis and Patrick and her mother
 Mrs. Ethel Market, went to Juneau
 July 29, by Alaska Coastal.
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 Naomi Chapter No.s, oEs was
 hDnored Thursday 'ty a visit from the Most Worthy Grand Matron of the General Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, Mrs. Eva Holland Hamilton of Chicago. Mrs. Hamilton arrived in skagway Thurs day afternoon from Juneau by way of the Alaska Coastal. A dinner at tended by the officers and Inembers of Naomi Chapter was given at the Grill to honor Mrs Hamilton. MT E. A Rasmussen as Postmaster welcomed Mrs, Hamilton and intro duced her to those present. She res ponaed by giving short but very beautiful talk Mrs. Osborne Selrner gave a brief history of Naomi Chap members present, Mrs. Alice Smith and Arnold Gutfeld, and then the past matrons and patrons present. Following the dinner the members went to the hall where Mrs. Hamil- ton conducted a School of Instruc- tion and had the members demon strate different phases of the Star Work Following this a delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. Edith Cost ner, Associate Matron of Naomi Chapter, presented Mrs. Hamilton with a beautiful flower tray as a gift from the members.
 Friday lovely luncheon was 2 iven by Mrs. Mark Lee and Mrs Edith Ccstner in Mrs. Lees home to compliment Mrs Hamilton. Those present were Miss Lottie Gaf- fy, Worthy Matron of Naomi Chap ter; Mrs. Costner, Associate Ma tron: Mrs. Olive Olsen, Treasurer and Mrs. Edith Lee, Conductress.
 MT. and Mrs. Don Magnuson ieft Thursday to go to Duluth, Minn., where they plan to make their home. heir many friends disliking sad decided to pass them off IS newlyweds. When Mrs. Magnu- ;on reached the boat wearing the corsage one of her friends lad presented her with, saxophone player Pete Van Zanten began Here Comes the Bride" and all of he friends sang it so that the boat ailed with lot of laughter going n instead of sad goodbyes.
 Mrs. E. A. Larson gave a party friday afternoon to celebrate her laughter .Janice's second birthday. The small guests, Sharon and Patty 3udd, Sharon McGuane, Judith Jingle, Charlotte and Larry Carroll, md Ruth Ann Dodge spent the af- ernoon playing and eating the de- icious pink and white refreshments with Janice and her older brother rimmy. Mrs. Larson was assisted ,y Mrs. c. A. Carroll, Mrs. Gail Budd md Mrs. L. McGuane.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pres ,yterian Church met at the home ,f Mrs. E. A. Rasmussen July 30. Twenty five ladies attended. They made small socks out of bits of printed cloth to be sent to various members of the Church to ask for donations for the general funds of the Auxiliary. The annual Sunday School picnic was also discussed. Delicious refreshments of straw cerry grown in Mrs. Rasmuson's yard shortcake and coffee were served.
 The Sunday School Picnic will De held Saturday August at Haines. The Princeton Hall will be in port and will make two trips-one at 7 am. and one at 10 am. taking 40 each time. All children must be accompanied by an adult for them. The men mak- lile the trip will spend the day working on the buildings at the Con- ference Grounds.
 Mrs. Elwin Dell entertained and Joseph Rafferty, Charles Tunley, Wallace and Louis Logan and Erik Selmer to compli- ment her son Ralph on his 18th Saturday, July 3l, The IIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIHIlIIIIAIIIlIIII