The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-19

Sorenson who had been employed in the Audit Office, George L. Sols- nes and Tony Davis, who had been employed on the section, were going to Seattle.
 Mrs. Clifford Matthews gave a party Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her son Gary's third birthday. The guests were Mrs John Dodge and Larry, Mrs. Art Larson and Tim my, Jamie, and Russell; Mrs. w. Bigham and Donna and Billy; Mrs. Ed Hosford and Janet and Fred die; Mrs. Harry Church and Don aid: Mrs. Louise Yearout and Marg- aret and Julie; Mrs. Johnny O'Dan- iel and Michael; and Mrs. James Sullivan.
 Going to Juneau on the Prin- cess Louise from Skagway were Mrs. oscar Selmer and small son Stan; Mrs. Gordon Blanchard; H. G. Ask; A. R. Hillary; MT. and Mrs Ken Alexander who have been visiting Mrs. Alexander's mother Mrs. Chris Larson for several They will go to San Fran cisco by Pan American from Ju- neau. Mrs. Kenneth Sheldon and small sons Dana and Gary went to join MT Sheldon and make their home in Juneau
 A regular meeting of the Ladies of the Presbyterian church was held at the home of Mrs. George Villesvik Wednesday eve ming, October 5, with thirteen mem bers present. A letter from the Rev. Sam Lee of the Point Barrow Mis- sion asked that the gift next year Ee some item to help furnish the new Santuary-"si since the people are able to care for more of their clothing needs in stores here" The was instructed to write for a list of the things needed. A committee was appointed to con- tact Skagway women for materials to be sold at the Parcel Post Sale November 12 - Dorothy DeWar, Sye Maxi, Ethel Sipprell, and Anna Calkins. The following Flower Committees were appointed, October g, Theo Eagle, Oct. 16- Elsie Dodge; Oct. 23-Sye Maxi; and October 30-Ethel Sipprell The meeting closed to have farewell carty for Mrs. J. Galloway. A chest of con voyage gifts was presented to Mrs. Galloway by the President of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Walter Self.
 A Junior Choir has been organiz- ed for the Presbyterian Church. About fifteen children are meeting Thursday after school at the Villes- vik Apartment Mrs. w. D. Stew snson is directing the choir.
 Friday afternoon, October ', Cap tain Kottmeier and his crew who nave been in Skagway in charge of the army freight left for Juneau by Alaska Coastal
 Mrs. Kay Reed took her son Ken nie to Juneau by Alaska Coastal Friday. Kennie is in St. Ann's Hos pital recovering from an appended tony.
 Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi returned home on Fridays train. She was visiting relatives in Anchorage for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. T. O. Givan and MT. and Mrs. George Villesvik were co-hostesses and co-hosts Saturday evening, Ostober 8, to compliment MT. and Mrs. J. Galloway. Cocktails were served at the Giyan residence. Then the party went to the Villes- vik Apartment to enjoy a delicious buffet supper. Later in the evening the partv went to the Elks' Club for dancing. Besides the honor guests those present were MT. and Mrs. Gail Budd, Dr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Smithson, and MT. and Mrs. Roy Eagle.
 At a meeting of the Common Council of the City of Skagway Monday evening, October 10, Judge J. J. F. Ward installed the new may or. George Hooker. four new cOlln-