The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

to raise funds for the Club. On the Fourth of July Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Maurice Wheaton, while in the gypsy costumes they had worn for the Emblem Club Gyp- sy walking group, had gone thru the crowds and begged and told fortunes with the result that they turned into the general fund Sl6.lO. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Wasser, Mrs. Hi Welch and Mrs. Maurice Wheat on.
 Rev. John Dodge, who has ap- piled for Navy Chaplain, has re- ceived his ecclesiastical endorse ment from the General Commis- sion on Chaplains.
 Two coffee parties were given this week to compliment MISS Teresa Dreibus of Milwaukee who is visiting her neice, Miss Agnes Powers. Mrs. Gladys Welch en- tertained Tuesday, and Mrs. Frank Boyd Wednesday.
 Mrs. j.. D. True gave a party Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her son Buddy's fourth birthday. The guests were Bobby Simons, Janice and Russell Larson, Donna and Billy Bigham, Janice Martini, Donald Church, Billy Beitinger, Mike O'Daniel, and Gary Han son. Mrs. J. O'Daniel assisted Mrs. True.
 The Florence Circle of the OFS. met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. D. True. Mrs Art Larson, Worthy Matron of Naomi Chapter and secretary of the Florence Circle. was pre- sented with shower of beautiful i handkerchiefs. Mrs. J. M McVey was appointed as secretary for the remainder of the years. De- licious refreshments of peach short cake and coffee were served ] by the hostess.
 Mrs. Lawrence McGuane enter tained a number of friends Thurs day evening to compliment Mrs. Art Larson. Guests were Mrs. Robert Birren, Mrs. Marvin Tay- Tor. Mrs. Frank Boyd, Mrs. Hi Welch. Mrs. T. c. Mason, Mrs. Donald Beitinger, Mrs. J. D. True. Mrs. Mark Lee, and Mrs. Thomas | Cooper. Refreshments of sand wiches, icebox dessert and coffee weer served.
 Mrs. NJ. Moe entertained Tues day evening to celebrate her 1 daughter Shirley'S fourteenth birthday. Guests were Barbara Beitinger, Marilyn Boyd, Leada Shelehy. lone Soldin, Maxine Brown and Gail Smith. After delicious dinner the girls attended ! the movies.
 Billy Beitinger's fourth birthday was celebrated Friday afternoon, July 20, with a party. Guests were Janice and Russell Larson, Bobby Simons. Buddy True, Bonnie Jean Feero. Kristin Lee, Janet hos ford. Mike Bird. Gary Matthews, and Donna and Billy Bigham. Mrs. w. Feero and Sharon Her mems assisted Mrs Beitinger ln entertaining the children and ser wing them birthday refreshments of ice cream and cake.
 Miss Mavis Irene Soldin was the guest of honor at dance glV- en at the Derby Friday evening to celebrate her eighteenth DIT thday. The dance = a surprise, was attended by large crowd oi Miss Soldin's friends, and all en- loved a most pleasant evening
 Blood typing of Skagway resi- dentswas done last week at the Health Center by Dr. Kepler, MISS Marie Riley, Health nurse oi Haines-Skagway area, and MISS Helen Keenan, Juneau Fuoii0 Health nurse.
 Mrs Art Larson underwent ml- nor surgery on her left snouloei last Tuesday at the Whlte ras' Hospital.
 The fire department was caiieo ont last Saturday afternoon Wiieii small forest fire was discoVereo m the Point Road. The ire hao evidently started from a olscaioeo cigarette.
 Teen Age dance was hela Saturday evening at tne FIX , Chlb Mrs. Joseph Sheiepy anu Mrs" c. J. Roehr were chaperons. pev and Mrs. A. Taylor Dun Ian arrived on the Sunday morn inc plane. Rev Dunlap, pastor ol ms p,,hr,;nister Presbyterian tlio ;., seattle. conducted the OiiuiS Sii .arv;ceS. and