The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-19

opportunity to visit with MT. Mills and talk over old times.
 Elaine Catherine Campbell and Gordon Crater Nudge were married Friday of last week by U s Com missioner Frank Richards Attending the couple were Harriett Moline and Romney Moline.
 Pauline Jane Williams and Albert R. Hammock were married Saturday evening of last week by U. s. Com missioner Frank Richards, at their apartment in Bands Courts Atten- dents were MT. and Mrs. Phillip Williams, brother and sister, r-in-law of the bride. An informal reception was held following the ceremony, for family and intimate friends.
 The bride is the daughter of John Williams.
 A marriage license was issued last Tuesday to Dorothy Frances Fred rickson and Warren Price On Saturday, June 12, a marriage license was issued to Willia VanLear and Joe Eisenstein. Miss Van Lear arrived last fall from Arizona to teach the first grade of the Public School. MT. Eisenstein is a local businessman dealing in real estate and insurance, with offices on Cath edral Square After their marriage they plan to go to Bristol Bay for two years, to fish and teach while learning more about Alaska.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Mulkey and MT and Mrs. Oscar Smith have been visiting with the Charles Petersons, since their arrival aboard the George Washington. They plan to return to their homes in Portland, Oregon on the ships return trip this week.
 
 Miss Adeline Kell, girls super visor of Mt. Edgecumte School, has as guests this week, her sister and niece, Mrs. Edith Dore and Mrs. Burt Kelly. Mrs. Kelly, the former film actress Adrienne Dore, is mar ried to a Hollywood film producer Two former Juneau residents, MT. and Mrs. Carl Hardin who, for the past few months have been on Ja- ponski as ANS employees, left last weekend for Point Barrow where MT Hardin will be construction fore man for the next year. Before com- ling to Sitka, Hadin managed con- struction business in Juneau.
 The new born baby, Clark Condit Rice, whose father manages the Sanitary Dairy, was taken to the Salvation Army Home yesterday and put into the incubator. The baby arrived unexpectedly last week and was delivered by Dr. Knoll at the Oscar Isaacson home. When Mrs Rice returned to her home Wednes- day the baby was left under Mrs. .Isaacsons care-but as he failed to improve moved to the Salvation Army Home.
 Mrs. Rice, also, has been sick since returning to her home. Her aunt is expected this week, from the States, to care for her and also the baby as Isoon as he is well enough to be ta- ken home.
 Mrs. Joel Campbell was operated cn Thursday at the Orthopedic Hospital ty pr. w. c. Charteris and pr. Phillip Moore. Her condition was found to be better than anticipated and, should her improvement con- .tinue at the present rate, she will be fable to return to her home some time this next weekend.
 Jack Calvin returned by plane Thursday from the Republican Con- |vention at Mckinley Park where he served as secretary. Tn Fairbanks he was the guest of Cap. A. E. Latin Irop, visited with the Phil Johnsons and Merrill Clevens, former Sitka residents, and made a trip to Fit. Richardson. Before returning he made short business trip to Ketch- ikan.
 Passengers arriving by Totem plane Saturday morning were: Helen Yaw, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leslie YaW, from Cornell College in Iowa where