The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-19

won by Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Chandler, and MT. and Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hooker left January l by Alaska Coastal to go to Seattle where MT Hook CT will attend the convention of agents of the Alaska Steamship Company.
 Monday afternoon, New Years Day. the Eugene, Oregon, High School band presented it's Concert Repertoire at the Coliseum Theatre. A large crowd enjoyed this music treat. At o'clock the Woman's Club sponsored a dinner dance in honor of the band at the Elks Club. A very large crowd attended to enjoy the food and excellent dance music by the Orchestra. Mrs R. Miller, Mrs. R. Smithson, ana Mrs. Sawyer were in charge of the dinner dance with excellent assistance from MT. and Mrs. Cal kins, MT. and Mrs. E. Dell, Mrs. Kalenkosky, Mrs. Soldin, Mrs. Year out. Mrs. Briggs and Miss Brim- hall.
 Mrs. Hans Soldin and Mrs. A. M. Brown took a number of the members of the Eugene Band on a nike to Lower Lake Monday morn ing.
 The extremely cold weather broke Sunday night, warmer and no wind.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Drury Of Whitehorse were outgoing passeng- CTS on the Norah going to Vancou- yer for a winter holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. Bill Thompson Of Bennett, B. C., left on the Norah to go to Vancouver.
 Mrs. F. H. Ritcher left on the Norah to go to the states to visit for several months.
 Passengers to Juneau were Mrs. Fred MarloWe, Mrs. Sam Nelson, Mrs. William Feero, Jr, and Bon- nie Jean; Miss Anita Roehr, the Rev John Dodge and MT. Tufts.
 Mrs. Rita Coffey of Olema, Calif., and MT. John Harris of Skagway were married in Whitehorse, Y. T. January 4, at 8 pm. hy Commis- sicner Biglake. They were ac- ccmpanied by Leland Gault and J. McVey of Skagway. They came to Skagway where they will make their home. Mrs. Harris came from Cal ifornia on the Princess Norah, land- ing in Skagway January l and going to Whitehorse on the train that day.
 The Taxi Terrors played the Elks Tuesday evening, January 2, defeating them by the largest score ever made in the school gymnasium 87 to 46. B. Jackson and C. Mat thews were high men for the Ter TOTS, each making 23 points; M. Yglesia was high man for the Elss with Il points.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pres byterian Church met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Self with eleven members and three guests, Mrs. M. Olson, Miss Gaiiy, and Mrs. J. R. MacMillan of Ket- chikan present. Mrs. J. Sheleby joined the Auxiliary. The main topic of business was the discussion of the Annual Congregational Pot Luck Dinner to be held in the Community Center. The Auxiliary will furnish the butter, rolls. cof- fee end chocolate milk. The annual report from the Auxiliary will be given at that time. Mrs. Self serv- a~1 n ,,o,,, la1ioio,,c l,,,,oh
 A short business meeting of the Skagway Chamber of Commerce was held Thursday evening in the City Hall. The President appointed Mrs. L. Frolander to represent ths Chamber on the Health Council Howard Engel was present anc talked briefly on the Boy Scout summer guide work, and the for nation of an Athletic Association fer Skagway. Engel was invited to attend the next dinner meeting of the Chamber which will be held January 24.
 A large number of birthdays have been celebrated recently in Skag- way with dinners CT parties.
 On Wednesday, January 4, Mrs Henrietta Catherine Lee was tne guest of honor at a dinner party given ky her three children in Skagway, Mrs. Hans Soldin, Mrs. Mark Lee and Duncan Hukill at Mrs. Mark Lees home.