The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-28


 for Dillingham;, where they plan to teach for the next two years. Mac, Joes great dane hound, will be talk en along.
 Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Paul Ruddell was hostess at a bridal shower for Miss Van Lear, at her apartment in the Kettleson Build ing. Fourteen friends were present and spent the afternoon hemming dish towels.
 MT. and Mrs Ruddell are leaving with the Eisensteins, to also spend two years teaching in the far north
 Dorothy Frances Fredrickson, niece of Thomas Devine of Sand Point, Alaska, and Warren c. Price, son of William Price of Skagway, were married last Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Church by the Rev J. H. Baxter. Attending the couple were Russell Hart who gave the cride in marriage, Mrs. Hart, was matron of honor, Lena Fredrickson and Cassina Richards, bridesmaids and Andrew Derendy, best man. Ushers were Harold Donnelly and Reuben Willock.
 The bride graduated from Mt Edgecumbe School in the spring The groom who served two years with the Navy during the war and was a student veteran at Mt. Edge cumbe. He is now employed on the new hopsital construction job.
 The Prices have taken house on Monastery Street until fall when they plan to leave for Chicago where MT. Price will enter an art school.
 Marriage license applications tine past week include: Arthur Lee Hall and Nelda Lerleen Phillips; Ray mond Saunders Nielsen and Marian Gladys Williams; Albert Carl Mel sen and Ethel Elizabeth Joseph; Ed ward William Van Horn Jr., and Jeanette Louise Edwards.
 A son and first child, Michael Joseph, was born to MT. and Mrs Carl Buchanon, early Wednesday evening The baby weighted just un- der nine pounds at birth. The moth CT is the former LaVonne Diener The father who graduated from SHS this spring and is employed by McCallum Legaz.
 Charlie Conway, Jim Callahan and Wally Ganty arrived on the George Washington last weekend. Wally Ganty remained until Thursday when he flew to Hoonah to spend the summer working for his dad, p. S. Ganty. Jim Callahan, a school mate of Charlie Conway's, will be summer guest at the Jack Conway home and with Charlie will work at the Conway Dock.
 Mildred ana Lydia Ann Tilson, daughters of Mrs. Lydia Tilson, re- turned this week for summer vaca- tion. Mildred graduated this spring from the University of North, Caro- lima after previously attending the University of Washington and Col umbia University Lydia Ann finish ed her freshman year at Pullman, passing with honors.
 Harold Hodgins, son of Dr. and Mrs. Harry J. Hodgins, returned by plane this week to spend the sum mer with his parents after com pleting his sophomore year at U of w.
 Arlene Dolenc, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Dolenc is spending the summer with her parents on Japonski after finishing her sopho- more year at Pullman.
 Carmena French returned last week from Eastern Oregon College of Education where she won a scho- larship for her freshman year She plans to return to school in the fall after spending the summer with her parents, MT and Mrs Kenneth French.
 Helen YaW daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leslie Yaw, returned for the summer from Cornell College, Iowa, where she finished her sophomore year.
 Al Lawrence, Jr. son of MT. and Mrs. Al Lawrence of ANS, left by Totem plane this week enroute to West point, Md, where he will en- ter the Academy next month. He plans to visit relatives in Califor- mia and New York City on the way.
 Bill Lawrence, younger son of the Al Lawrences, entered the Orth- opedic Hospital Wednesday, for ob- servation and possible surgery.
 Miss Julia Brantheng, aunt of Mrs. Harold Rice, arrived by plane this week from Williston North