The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-19

soring the annual Christmas Fret
 Party for the children of Skagway
 It was announced that nine candi-
 dates would be initiated into the
 Order at the next meeting. The lis' of bowling nights will be published soon. Visitors are welcome to watch the tournaments. The next dance barn dance-will be held October 16 Roy Eagle was the winner oi the kitty
 Mrs. Barbara Birrens is a new clerk in the Post Office. Mrs. Blr- rens started her work Octocer l.
 Monday afternoon the new Ham mond organ ($2,400D for the Pres byterian Church, arrived d from Whitehorse by tran. When 1t was known that the organ could not be delivered because of the strike, the company from which it was pur- chased decided to make delivery re- gardless-at the company's expense so it was flown to Whitehorse hy PAA and brought in from there by train. The organ was promptly installed and an impromptu concert given for the Board of Trustees and the members of the organ commit tee. The organ will be dedicated to the Church at the Sunday morn ing service, October TO-
 Mrs. Hans ooidln gave a dinner party Friday evening, October l, to her daughter Edith lone on her birthday. The dinner was by a treasure hunt, after which all the party attended the show The guests were Elizabetf Patricia Anderson, Bar para Be,tinger, Maxine Brown, Bill ie Belle Davis, Betty Maxi, Ross 5teffen, Ruth Surhrook, Elnora Thomas and Darlene Viatc-.
 A good crowd attended the Broad yay Theatre Wednesday evening t. isten to addresses given by Bob Bartlett, Delegate to Congress, ano )r. Mackenzie, candidate for the 5enate. Both men talked at somt ength on the fish trap situation Both gave a good plug" for Skag- vays own candidate, William Fee o, Jr., and advised all present vhen voting to consider people ano lot party. Dr. Mackenzie left on by Alaska Coastal to go to <etchikan. Delegate Bartlett went o Haines by Alaska Coastal.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Church met WedneS- lay evening at the home of Mrs Osborne Selmer The use of the ew organ was discussed. A lunch on was planned at the Grill in raer that the ladies might meet lose Page Welch, famous negro inger who will give concert in ,kagway Novem b CT TO- Sixteen and two guests were pres mt.
 Captain s. c. Hansen, Sector Com nander for Southeast Alaska, A. c. >, who was on an inspection trip If Haines and Skagway, arrived in 'kagway Wednesday after spending eyeral days in Haines.
 Mrs Edith Costner went to Ju- leau by Alaska Coastal Thursday or medical attention.
 Ed. Hanousek, Ed. Hosford, and Stevenson left Friday with Morgan Reed to go to Tenakee leer hunting Cliff Matthews, John lie Harris and Sam Nelson went as ar as Haines with them. They plan o hunt moose out of Haines.
 The members of Naomi Chapter lo. g, O.ES, gave a potluck din- Ter Friday evening at the Masonic Hall for Masons and families, and Stars and families. About 70 at ended and enjoyed a delicious din- Ter. Grace was said by Mrs. J. J. F. Ward, chaplain of Naomi Chapter, md short talks were given by Miss Gaffy, Worthy Matron of Naomi Chapter, and J. c. Hoyt, Worship ful Master of White Pass Lodge Nc. 113, F. & A. M. Mrs. Mark Lee was the chairman in charge of the dinner, Mrs. Hans Soldin in charge of the kitchen, Mrs. J. c. Hoyt in charge of the tables, and Mrs. George Villesvik and Mrs. E. Dell in charge of the cleanup com mittec.
 Skagway residents awoke Satur- day, October g, to find that the first snow of the season had fallen during the night. Winter is here crrrrrr!
 Winners of the awards on the World Series Baseball games SC far are: Opening game, Harold Car son, $1O0: second game, William N A..