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

entertained at family dinners or
April 10 and IL honoring her son
Billy and her father, Jake Cropley
ST.. Covers were laid for William
Morrison, Jake Cropley, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Cropley, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Paddock, and children
Vivian, Billy and Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Breseman
were hosts to a group of friends
on April is at their home at Sunny
side honoring their daughter, Shir-
ley. Mrs. Cheeseman's mother, Mrs.
Eliza Mork, and their neighbor,
Mrs. Mabel Field, whose birthdays
are in April. There was a birthday
cake for each honoree and indi-
yidual Easter baskets decorated the
luncheon table. Present were Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Underhill and
daughter, Barbara, Mrs. Harriet
Max, Mrs j. A. Ronning, Mrs. G..
L. Edgecomb and daughter, Mar
garet, Alice May Edgecomb, Mrs.
w. E. Soule and son Earl, Mrs. Eli
Mork and children Betty, Agnes,
Marie and Ray, Mrs. Mabel Field
and the hosts and their daughters,
Linda and Shirley.
Honoring her son Gordy whose
fourth birthday was April 16, Mrs.
A. M Wahto entertained at
party that afternoon. Decorations
and favors were in the Easter
motif. Those invited were: Zerine
and Connie Klippert, David Nc
Gee, Marianne Stamm, Patty
Underhill, Laurie and Fred Grant,
KIM and Shane Torkilsen, Karen
Wahtc, Gloria and Roger Chris
Jensen, Charles and Vivian Pad
dock, David Fremming, Marie
Mork, Arthur and Alden Max, Mari
Ign Jones, Frederick Wetche, Elsie
and Laura Johnson, Antony Clarke,
and Jack Koby. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Conrad Klippert.
r. M. steele OF Seattle is in town
on business for the Arthur Ander-
son Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don White, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas MacGrail, Mrs.
A. j. Raatikaninen. Mrs. Saima
Arola, and Gibson Young have re-
turned from brief visits in Juneau.
Joe Paddock returned from Sitka
after having had repairs made to
his troller, the Snuffy
Mr.. and Mrs. Keppel Hoyte and
young son Kenneth have returned
for the summer months after spend
ing the winter at their home in
Seattle. Hoyte is bookkeeper for
the Whiz Fish Products Co.
After a several months visit with
| friends in Seattle, Mrs. Ed. Wal
tonen arrived home by plane last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ronning de-
parted on their boat the Agnes r.
for Green Top where they plan
to build small home for use dur
ing the summer months. Prior to
her departure, Mrs. Ronning en-
tertained at an evening party for
Mrs. Elliott Fremming, Mrs. Gene
Torkilsen, Mrs. K. Raatikainen,
Mrs. Fred Grant, Mrs. E. Ojaniemi
Mrs. Richard Stamm, Mrs. A. M.
Wahto, Mrs. John Krugness, Mrs.
A. j. Raatikainen, and Mrs. H. G.
Jones. In the card play, Mrs. K.
Raatikainen received the first
prize and Mrs. Grant the second.
Fred Grant will be halibut fish
ing this year as a member OF the
Laurie Anne, and Don MCGEE left
for Sitka from where he will also
go halibut fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs K Raatikainen and
Mrs. E. Ojaniemi were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bear
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ronning en-
tertained the Fred Grant family
at dinner last week, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wetche were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Helvig
Christensen. At the Andy Ander-
son home, Gordon Hall who is
visiting from Sitka was Sunday
dinner guest.
Mrs. Frank Mosher came in via
Alaska Coastal TO spend the sum-
mer here. She reports that her
husband, fish nuyer for Booth Fish
cries, will join her here in two
weeks.
The John Enge family are oc-
cupy.ng the j. A. Ronning home
for this season having returned
recently from Petersburg where