The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-01

service. Tie officers installed and
their escorts were-Madam PreSi-
dent Mrs. Marie Hoyt, escorted by
Mr.. Lawrence McGuane Past Mad
am President-Mrs. Dorothy Dewar,
escorted by j. c. Hoyt; Madam
Vice President-Mrs Eveline Boyn-
ton, escorted by Donald Beitinger;
Trustee Mrs. Jacqueline Budd
proxy Mrs. Louis Selmer0 escorted
by Marvin Taylor; Marshal-N2rs
Gladys WEIGH, escorted by Robert
Birren Assistant Marshals- Mrs
Gertrude Beitinger, escorted by E.
Fairbanks and Mrs. Birdie Raehr,
escorted by Rod Fraser; Treasurer
Mrs. Linda Bigham escorted by
William Burfield; Secretaries Mrs.
Virginia Steffen, escorted by VIII =
lam Dewar and Mrs. Betty Daily.
escorted by Bruce Boynton; Chap
lain Mrs Dorothy Self, escorted
by Dave Stevenson: Historian-Mrs.
Dorothy Shelley, escorted by NAL
colin Moe; First Guardians. Mae
Heidelberger, escorted by Arnold
Gutfield, and Second GUARDIANS.
Marie Larson, escorted by Gail
Budd; and Organist-Mrs. Juanita
Stevenson, escorted by Louis Sell
mer
Immediately following the cere-
mony, Mrs Dewar was presented
with a presidents pin by Mrs
Gladys WEIGH Mrs. Dewar gave
short talk, thanking all of her
officers and members for the CO.
operation she had received from
them during her presidency. Mrs.
Hoyt made a short talk, and She
presented the Installing Officers
with gifts of beautiful cups and
saucers.
STecial comment should be given
70 the work of the Installing Off
GERS who performed the ceremony
in a most impressive manner.
Beautiful flowers-the gifts OF Ju-
neau and Sitka Emblem Clubs
were sent later in the evening to
Mrs F. Enerel Mrs. D. Beitinger.
Mrs M. Taylor, and Mr.. j. Keller.
The evening was spent in dancing
and enjoying delicious lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beitinger
and small Billy have moved into
the Company House-formeliy
known as the Vandewall residence
on the southeast corner of Sixth
and Main Streets.
At the morning services at the
Presbyterian Church the Sacrament
of Baptism was held for two in
fants; Jacqueline Marie Wright, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Wright, and Gilbert Peter Dick,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Dick.
Three OF the delegates 10 the
Sitka Conference, Shirley Cooper,
Philip Eagle, and Erik Selmer gave
reports on the Conference. The
Youth Quartette-Shirley Edwards,
Carole Pribbernow, Becky and Hal
lie Stevenson-sang two numbers.
A visitor, Miss Donna Spaulding,
played a viola SOLO Since it was
the Children's Day the sermon was
ON THE Children of the Bible
Mrs. Orrin Edwards with her
small son Johnny returned from
Juneau, where she had been visit
ing her brother, William Feero, Jr.,
for several weeks on the Norah
Sunday.
Miss Donna Spaulding and Miss
Ruth Norris who recently grad
uated from Whitworth College,
Wash, visited in Skagway for sew
eral days. They went to Haines
Monday evening on the barge Chill
coot to spend the summer at the
Work Conference.
Philip Eagle and James Cooper
returned home from Juneau on
the Norah.
Mrs. Dan Bolin entertained
number of friends with a picnic
at Lower Lake followed by party
supper at her home Sunday to
celebrate Patty Maki's ninth birth
day and little "Chuckie" Burn
hams first birthday.
Miss Violet Basaloff of New
Westminster, B. c., arrived on The
Princess Norah to be one of the
nurses at the White Pass Hospital.
Miss Basaloff has been nursing at
the Harbor View Hospital in Seattle.
Forrest Bates went to Juneau
Saturday afternoon by Alaska
Coastal A seven pound daughter
| was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bates
Saturday evening at st. AIMS Hos
pital.