The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-31

Max Kopansk and several invited guests, Mrs E. A. Rasmuson, Mrs. r. Richter, Mrs. Kent Fuller, Mrs. H. Johnston and Mrs. Hazel Kirmse. MT. Bartlett was then given car and toured the city as he wished, visiting the public school where he spoke to the pupils and the Plus Z Mission. From 5 pm. to pm. a cocktail party sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce was held in the cocktail lounge at the BP.C Elks hall where the public was in- vited to meet Delegate and Mrs Bartlett. Following this dinner was held at the Grill to which the outgoing mayor and his wife, with the members of the outgoing coun- ell and their wives. the incoming mayor and his wife, with the mem bers of the new council and ths'r wives, the presidents of the Cham Der of Commerce and the Lions Club, their wives, the members cf the executive boards of the two organizations with their wives CT husbands and the members of the road committee and wives were in- vited. MT. Morgan Reed was toast master.
 Delegate Bartlett spoke on tise general development of Skagws ~ and was hopeful that the road pro- ject was in the near future. He also assured those present that the Taiya Project was far from Q dead issue.
 "A Blessed Event" Shower to con- pliment Mrs. Johnny ODaniel was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph Sheleby with Mrs. Sheleby, Mrs. Dwight Hanson and Mrs. D. D. Cox co-hostesses. Mrs. ODaniel was presented with large basket decorated with pink and blue paper filled with many lovely gifts. The guests were Mrs. Jeanette Hillary, Mrs, ODaniel's mother; Mrs Wm. Burfield, Mrs. c. Clark, Mrs. George Villesvik, Mrs, Joe Martini, Mrs J. D. True, Mrs. Bob Snider, Mrs. Dave Ohler, Mrs. W. E. Feero, Mrs. c. L. Anderson, Mrs. Wm. Swick, Mrs Max Steffen, Mrs. Connie Battles, Mrs. E. Fair banks, Mrs. Wm Bigham, and Mrs. Bruce Boynton.
 The Mission Auxiliary held a very successful pie sale Tuesday after noon.
 The annual parcel post sale spon- sored by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian churchs twas held Sat- urday evening at the community center. Mrs. E. Richter and Mrs. E. Maxi who were in charge of the post office sold 118 parcels. Mrs. w. Self and Mrs. A. Briggs were in charge of the baked goods, Mrs. Dwight Hanson and Mrs. Joseph Sheleby sold the needlework; and
 Mrs. Wm. Dewar and Mrs. George Villesvik served coffee, cookies, and eupcakes. The evening was a huge success.
 Mrs. Jack Lee was called to Whitehorse because of the illness Of her sister. Small Jackie is vis- iting MT. and Mrs. c. Rapuzzi until her mother returns home.
 Mrs. Hans Soldin went to Juneau Sunday by Alaska Coastal to visit her son, daughter and sister for ten days.
 Fresh snow on all the mountains = north wind blowing - early win- ter in Skagway!
 Cutgolng passengers on the Prln- cess Louise October IS, were H. C.. Ask returning to his home in &c., attle after spending the summer in Skagway; Mrs Hazel Kirmse. Mir and Mrs. J. c. Kirmse going to their winter home in California; Mrs. Clifford Matthews. her two sons, Gary and Jerry, and her mother, Mrs. George Lingle. going to California for the winter; Mrs E. A. Rasmuson going to Palm Springs, California; Mrs. Camille Brena going to join MT. Brena in Seattle; Mir. and Mrs. Tom Port lock and child going to Vancouver R C and ahn11t tuqY1tv of thp uopt,