The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-11

NlSlJ Will llCl >NNS~'
Ed Waltonen is in Juneau visit
ing his son-in-law and daughter,
DR.. and Mrs. G. l.. Policy.
New residents of Pelican are Mr..
and Mrs. Toivo Anderson and
their four months old son. Ander-
son is a well-known fisherman and
last fall purchased the James Read
home into which the family is NOV
ng this week. The Andersons came
north on their troller the Greta.
On Sunday the Elliott Frem-
mings and the Thomas MacGrails
made pleasure trip to Elfin Cove
on the Ada May skippered by Jim
Paddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Anderson
have taken an apartment in the
James Liva building.
To honor their sons, Connie and
Gary, who will observe their fourth
birthdays this summer when the
families will be out trolling, Mrs.
Conrad Klippert and Mrs. James
Krist were co-hostesses at beach
party last Saturday afternoon.
Races and games were enjoyed and
highlight of the afternoon was the
roasting of weiners and marshmal-
lows over a bonfire. Little Gary
and Connie were the recipients of
many gifts. Present at the party
were Marianne and John Stamm,
Tina Lou and John Krugness, Kim
and Shane Torkilsen, Lynn, Laurie,
and Fred Grant, Karen and Gordy
Wahto, Gloria and Roger Chris
Jensen, David Fremming, Kenneth
Hoyte, Patty Underhill, Antony
Clarke, David MCGEE, Earl Soule,
Alice May Edgecoma, zerine Kip
pert, Gordon Krist and the honor
guests. Mothers who also attended
the affair were: Mrs. Keppel Hoyte,
Mrs. H. C. Jones, Mrs. Gene Torkil-
sen, Mrs. John Krugness, Mrs. A.
NJ Wahto, Mrs. Elliott Fremming,
and Mrs. John Stamr.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Rich
ard Stamm and Mrs. Elliot Frem-
ming were co-hostesses for stork
shower at the home of the latter
IGNORING Mrs. Thomas MacGrail.
Bingo provided entertainment for
the evening and favors were
awarded to Mrs. Jake Cropley, ST.,
Mrs. Percy Johnston, and Mrs.
Andy Anderson. Refreshments were
served buffet style from a lace
covered table lighted with tall pink
and white tapers and having as
a center piece large stork' fash
ioned by Mrs. M. j. Miller. Mrs
MasGrail received many lovely
gifts from the group.
Those invited were Mesdames:
Gordon Underhill, j. A. Ronning,
A. j. Raatikainen, James Krist,
Conrad Klippert, M. j. Miller, W..
:. McCaddon, K. Raatikainen, E.
Ojaniemi, Frances Kaye, Jack
Stearns, A. M Wahto, Joe Pad
dock, John Krugness, Don White,
Andy Anderson, Roscoe Max, c.
Byron Personeus, Valentino Qul
NJ. w. Soule, Fred Grant, L. O..
Jacobsen, G. L. Edgecomb, Percy
Johnston, Harry Mowry, H. Chris
Jensen, Eliz Mork, Don MCGEE, w.
E. Soule, Don Lindberg, Don Chase,
Peter Larson, John Breseman, H. c..
Jones, Gene Torkilsen, Fred
Wetche, Keppel Hoyte, Ed Wal
.onen, Frank Mosher, Jake Cropley,
ST., c. C. Personeus, John Enge,
and the Misses Jean Max and
AdlcIi WCtCilc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Johnston
have moved into their new home,
large two story structure which
Johnston, local contractor, planned
and built during the past winter.
The first floor will be occupied by
the Johnstons and upstairs are two
rooms which will be available for
rent.
After having spent the winter in
Juneau, Miss Karen Wetche ar
rived by plane to spent the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wetche.
HIGH SCHOOL BAND
BACK FROM 5ITkA
The AZ members of the Juneau
high school band, chaperones and
Director Joseph Shofner returned
from Sitka at midnight last night
and all arc ont h.1ci a in ovor tho